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L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1899-03-09

chilometri di flo telegrafico, cio' IL, 900
chilometri di pin per raccordi lungo
lie coste allie citta sedi dell'ufficio inn
mettitore.
lie pi1 Important sono: qrella di
kopenaghen la Telegraph Compa-
ny che ha 20 cavi della lunghezza com
plessiva di 40,s00 chilometri. Viene Sc
conda la "Estension-Australi China
Telegraph-Company" con % cavi 24,-
100 chilometri Terra la "Anglo-Ame-
rican-Telegraph-C Company" con 10 cavi
e 10000 chilometri
Ora la Societa di Colonia sta racco-
gliendo un capitale nuovo di 20 milioni
di march, per un cavo diretto che uni
sea la Germania cogli Stati Unit.
10 non dubito punto che la soInma So
ra presto sottoscritta tanto pi1 che ALA
Societa yerrebbero date attire concessio
nj, che promettono di essere motto fruit
tifere. Intendo parlare dele concession
nj turche.
Sicuro, aveva ragione la "Kolnische
zeitung" quando laltro giorno, annun-
ciando che il sultano aveva dato final
mente ALA Societa dele ferrovie dell'-A
matolia Oeggi Banca tedesca) a facolta
iii costrurre un porto commerciale ad
Haider Pascha, diceva - non { tut
to.
Difatti sono in corso le trattative,
ma ad ottimo fine avviate, perche Ia
Societa di Colonia ottenga la concession
ne di un cavo da Costanza, in Rumenia,
sui Mar Nero sino a Costantinopoli
Costanza { una piccola citta di 5000
abitanti, capoluogo di distretto fino
alfs3 era porto libero, magazzeno di
deposito della speculazione granaria.
Cosl Sc la storia dele Compagnie di
navigazione e Iii quelle del cavi sotto-
marini precede un POGO la storia del
grandi scambi dele espansioni colo
Mali dele nazioni, sara anche confer
mato per questa via che la Germania
ha ormai preso in Turchia il posto che
vi tenevano un tempo nostri nonni.
Ed anche nell'estremo Oriente essa
non e memo sollecita della sua espan-
stone commerciale, che a'tende dal
''piede a terra" di Kiauchiau futuri
successi.
vi comunicavo raltro di l'elenco del
lie navi d'Oriente. Notate che la squa
dra comandata par davvero = dal
fratello dell'ImperatoIe.
Oscar Wolff.
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La China 81 appelIa agli
Stati Unit.
(Dispaccio Telegrafico.)

kIlSl'itNiO
WASHINGTON, s. - ST afferma che
la China ha rivolto formale appello al
Goyerno degli Stati Unit affinche esso
usi tutta la sua influenza morale pres
so lie potcnze europee per arrestare il
piano doccupazione del territorio Chi
nese, piano che esse potenze, partico-
larmente rItalia, stanno per mandare
in esecuzione.
IL Governo degli Stati Unit ha rispo-
sto quello di Pekino aver deciso di
non interferire in nessun modo nella
quistione della ripartizione della China
aggiungendo che per suo conto esso
non intende prender parte ALA riparti-
zione.
Questo realmente il sentimento del
Governo americana per il momento:
clio pero non esclude che pin tardi an
che gil Stati Unit possano trovare ne
cessario, almeno comodo, di occupal c
qualche porto chinese per proteggere
il grande e crescente commercio che e.
siste fra i due paesi.
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(Dispaccio Telegrafico.)

NEW YORK, s. -Lo scandalo della
carne in conserva fornita allie truppe
americana IA Santiago de Cuba, va in
grossando scmpre iii pin. La rivelazio-
ne pin vergognosa venuta oggi ALA lu-
ce che csistono nello State di New
York dele case lie quail uccidono eli
ANIMAL ammalati inguarbili poi
Ii vendono ALA famosa casa Armour di
Chicago, la quale la confeziona mel mo-
do che 81 sa: pare 81 abbano prove
per mostrare che questa era precisa-
mente la carne fornita al soldati anne
ricani durante la campagna di Santa
go. Cosi che al punto cui sono lie cose
resterebbe associate che tire qualita di
carne furono fornite all'Esercito di
Santiago: carne imbalsamata, carne in
conserva decomposta, carne di cavallo
lie prove di queste asserzioni vengono
fornite da. borghesi del pari che da mi-
itari, ed in Chicago sono corroborate
dale testimonianze di una moltitudine
di impiegati della casa Armour
MEDINA, On. " s. - Charles A.
German, prominente contrattore di qui
state intervistato in riguardo allie sue
experience mel macello di Buffalo, dove
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LIE AUTORITA' CHINESE TEMONO VICINO 10
SMEMBRAMENTO DELLA CHINA
Iltalia non chiese ne il permessO, ne raiu-
to degli Stati Unit, ma solo Ii nOti-
ficO' delle sue intenziOni
{ Dispaccio Telegrafico }

H0NGkONG, s. - 81 afferma qui che
lultima aggressione deli'Italia mel ten
tare di sequestrare la'baia di San Nun,
ha allarmato sacramento il governo inn
periale di Pekino.
L'Imperatrice Madre il dipartimen-
to chinese degli AFFAIR." Esteri temono
che questo sia il principle delradempi-
mento di un piano concordato fra lie
potenze mirante allo smembramento
delPImpero chinese.
ii governo imperiale fara tutti gil
sforzi per prevenire il temuto fatto, e
cominciera col fare un appello allie po-
tenze disinteressate chiedendo loro aiu-
to. 81 afferma che la China ha gia man
dato questo appello al governo degli
Stati Unit.
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NUOVA FOTOGRAFIA ITALIANA
249 Pacific st. ira battery Front RI
tratti di primo ordine . $3.50 per dozs
Magnifici ingrandimsnt al Crayoy
81 So - G. UBERTO-
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Oscar Wolff.

STOCKTON DRUG co. = GHIGLIE-
RI g. KOEHLER. Unica Farmacia tia
Llama delliDterno. Gran deposito di
lutte lie specialita Italiane, Francesi ed
Americana.
Corn. Main & Sutter Stockton, Cal
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una TERRIBLE ACCUSE CONTRO LA FAMO=
SA CASA ARMOUR DI CHICAGO.
La Carne in COnSerya e. di cayalli ed altri
ANIMAL malati, tubercOlOsj, piagati,
vecchi, magri!

egli state frequentemente un compra
tore di bestiame. Egli assicura che il di
rettore del macello, non potendo in u
ma certa occasione trovare del bestiame
a basso prezzo, 81 procure una uuanti-
"a di ANIMAL in condizioni pessime. oil
iece uccidere c qundi gil spedi ALA
casa Armor ad attire cannerie di ca
ne. La carne di detti ANIMAL era CO
cattiva che doyette essere trattata c,a
del fosfati per renderla passabile. ID,
Il ANIMAL erano vecchissimi solo Il
pelle ed ossa. Tn gran numero di qlie-
sti ANIMAL avevano In tubercolosi, alirt
avevano lie mascelle gonfie, altri infinc
avevano dele piaghe dele croste sui.
la pelle. La sola vista di queste bestie
faceva disgusto.
WASHINGTON, 8. ~ lie autorita han
no sempre prove maggiori del fatto che
la carne fornita all'EseEito americana
di Santiago non era carne di bove ma
di cavallo. ii dipartimento della guerra
ha ricevuto una lista di 24O testimoni,
fra cui ufficiali dell' Esercito Regolare.
i quail sono pronti II provare che lie ac-
cuse del generate Miles sono fondatissi-
me.
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Ecco poi altri particular sui nuovo
presidente.
Loubet ha un fratello dottore in me
dicina, che vive ritirato Grignan, c
una sorella vedova del banchiere Bar
bier di Nalenza, owe essa abita.
Loubet unico in matrimonio con
una signorina Picard, figlia di neggo-
zianti di Montelimart, ne ebbe tire
figli.
Una figlia maritata al signor Soubey-
ran de Saint Priz, giudice al Tribunale
di Marsiglia.
Tn figlio Paolo di % ami, che 81 c
or ora addottorato in diritto, un ter
10 figlio, Emilio, di 5 ami, nato du-
rante rultimo passaggio deh'attuale
presidente al Ministers.
Loubet motto popolare IA Monteli-
mart owe egli da del tn tutti, operai
contadini, e dove, nellie sue passeg-
giate mattutine, quaint 10 incohtrano
10 avvicinano gil stringono la mano.
Come il suo predecessors Faure, un
gran fumatore, 10 81 trova sempre
col sigaro fra lie labbra. Quand'e solo
mel suo studio, allora ricorre ALA fida
pipa.
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ALL'ANTICA FUTUGkArIA ia
LLAMA, 223 Montgomery Avenue, angt
10 di Broadway, 81 possono ottenere
migliori ritratti fotografie crayol
ed acquerello. Processi modernissimi
Prezzi da 81 in su ALA dozziIs.
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Tn aneddoto, per finire.

Tn aneddoto, per finire.
Loubet ha tuttora viva LIT madre,
una venerable vecchia di 81 ami, che
abita Marsanes, Is KIN. da Mon
telimart. Or fanno cinque ami, Loubet
che allora era presidente del ministri
sc ne arriva, vestito ALA campagnuola,
col cappellaccio dale larghe tese, tro
ware la sua yecchietta, che stava cocen-
do appunto il pane.
"Oh, bravo Emilio, esclama la ma
DIRE, arrivi u proposito, 10 sono gia
troppo vecchia per impastare il mio
pane, ma 10 metto sempre 10 stessa mel
forno. Oggi m'aiuterai tu".
Il il presidente del Consiglio 81 tolse
la giacchetta e 81 mise ad impastare
il pane di s1a madre.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18

and kept out Of harms way. Boys can
also DO aided IN this manner and Kept
from falling into bad company.
When all Of this is done the district
could then be made Christian and good,
clean field given In which to labor.
MIR. Hall Is . very able speaker aud his
handling of this subject was very inter-
estins. He explained the workings OF
this system In detail, but only an outline
Of what he said can be given here
At the conclusion Of his remarks he
was given vote Of thanks and DIR.
Blanchard was also thanked for engaging
him to come to Portland to speak upon
this subject.
AT the conclusion Mr.. Halls remarks
DIR. blanchard said that the committee
which had been appointed by the Associ-
atsd Charities to investigate this Fedora.
tion Of churches had not yet met to con
slider the subject, but that he should In a
few days call the committee together and
discuss the advisability of reporting ia
vorably upon this matter to the Asaoci-
ated Charities.
County Attorney George Libby and
Mr.. Thomas Pennell are the other men,
bers Of this committee with DIR. Dlanoh-
ard.
The regular business meeting of the
Associated Charities was held after the
address of Mr.. Hall was concluded.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18
MENToNE CLUB MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Msntone
club was held with Mrs. Harry White,
William street, Monday afternoon. Papers
on Generals Sherman, Sheridan and
Thomas we're read by Miss Curtis. Mrs.
Rackliffe and Mrs. Eastman. In con-
nection with the subject under discussion
Mrs. Norton read Barbara Fritchie and
Mrs. Whitney Sheridan's ride. At the
business meeting the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Edgar
Hawkes.; vice president. Mrs. Harry
White; secretary, Mrs. Henry Raokliffe;
treasurer and delegate to W. L. w., Mrs.
Daniel Phillips. BY invitation OF the
president the club voted to hold tbs
annual field day at the cottage of Mrs.
Hawkes., Delano Park, early in June.
After the meeting the ladies adjourned
to the dining room where dainty lunch
had been prepared Miss Prince poured
coffee, while Mrs. Frank Redlon served
sherbet.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18
PERSONAL.

Judge Whitehouse accompanied by
Mrs. Whitehouse, will sail for Europe
June "a.
Mr. and Mrs Fessenden V. Carney
and Miss Carney sail May 9th for three
months Of European travel.
Albsrt G. Cobb. Esq. Of Minneapolis,
is in the city for a few days.
Lieutenant Frank r. Lang has success
fully passed his examinations for en-
trance into the regular army.
Mr.. Adam p. Leighton mas returned
from the South.
Mr. Elliott G. Micthell has formed a
partnership with MIR. Charles Ii. True,
1 formerly of Portland, in the advertising
business in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. &C. &. Prescott and Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Lunt, formerly Of Ban
( gor, will remove from Rochester, N. Y. i,
ITO Portland, where Messrs. Lunt and
Prescott will engage in manufacturing.
Among those from Portland who will
attend the Methodist conference ut Farm
ington this week are: Ira s. Locke Esq,
Revs. L. II. Bean, W. +. Berry and wife,
W. -. bofdhd stliu WAios "a "a O0AAu8Anhs
j. K. Clifford and Wits, Fl. d. Dunnack.
Luther Freeman and wife and MIR. AL
pheus Griffin.
Judge Webb was in Boston yesterday.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Louis L.
Griffith, has arrived at Fort Preble from
Fort Ontario and reported to the COM
manding officer for duty.
Capt Williams has turned over the
command of Ft Preble to Lit. Barrett.
BARLEY McCullum is expected in the
city in few days.
Mr.. Carl Vose Woodbury. of Woodfords,
has been chosen assistant in chemistry at
Bowdoin.
Rev. DR.. Parkhurst, editor of Zion's
Herald. a Methodist organ, spent last
night in Portland. He will 60 from here
to Pennington to attend the Maine Me-
thodist conference.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Jessie l..
Corey will take place Wednesday morn.
ing at s O'Clock from her late residence,
III Washburne avenue.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18
PEAKS ISLAND.

The summer promises to be lively one
at Peaks island.
Mr.. Piummer will build an addition to
the Coronado. There will be forty rooms
in the new part. The Coronado will be
run as an anpex to the Peaks Island
house.
The handsome Gem theatre will open
its doors to the public Monday evening,
June 18th, with stock company selected
from the best theatres in New York and
Chicago.
MIR. &. W. L. Cooling, general manager
of the Casco Bay line, is having a
souvenir edition prepared of the charm ing
bits of scenery to be seen on the route OF
the steamers OF that line.
There is O great demand for cottages
this year.
Col. f. X. Millet Of Gorham, Gen. l..
H. Manning of Lewiston, Captain j. b.
Hammond of Riverside. Mr.. Frank f.
Goss of Auburn, and Mr.. Thomas Ward
of Lewiston were ut the Fifth Maine
building on Saturday.
Judge IL. G. Peabody has made extern
sive improvements on his cottage on
Paradise hill.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18
LOST BOTH ARMS.
Richard Fitzgerald Of Augusta Injured
While Attempting TO steal a Ride.

Yesterday afternoon Richard Fitz-
gerald, 10 years old, son Of Michael H..
Fitzgerald OF Augusta attempted to
beard moving freight train on the
Maine Cen trail railroad near the Congress
stree. crossing, fell beneath the wheels OF
the cars and had his arms badly jammed
SO that 1t was necessary to a,nputate both
arms just below the shoulder joint. The
accident occurred shortly after three
O'Clock
The boy made an attempt 90 jump the
freight but missed 1t. He then made an.
other try and lost his footing. falling
under the car wheels which passed over
both arms, crushing them SO badly that
they had to be amputated. He showed
great courage and endurance for he got
up unassisted and walked across the
tracks ana sat down on the steps Of. "a car
near the crossing tenders place. Some
of the train hands came to his assistance
and after putting 1iRatures on both arms
near the shoulder to check the flow vf
blood he was then taken to the round
house and placed OH n cot where he stayed
until Rich's ambulance was summoned.
after which he was taken to the Maine
General hospital.
The boy said that he wanted to steal a
ride on the freight to Augusta, where his
parents live. He exhibited great courage
and stood the operation at the hospital
very we'll. Although only sixteen years
old he is large and strong of his age and
would readily pass for much older boy.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

Congress Square Annex will meet this
afternoon a, 8 O'Clock in the vestry Of the
church.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Thompson, who has been
with f. o. Bailey g. Co. here, contenr-
plates going to New Jersey.
Mr.. Davis W. Coolidge. formerly
prominent business man Of this city, Is
now located in London as the agent for
several American grain conoerns.
The Republican city committee on
Thursday evening will Determine upon
Mr.. Monroe A. Blanchard's successor on
tho board of registration.
Judge Bonney entertained the Fraterni-
ty club last evening at the Sherwood. r.
H. Fassett. ESQ.,. read paper on hos
pitfalls.
At the meeting of the George Eliot
Club with Mrs. W. I. Kilborn yesterday
= afternoon. Mrs. S. p. Warren read pa
per on Nit. Vernon.
The Chapman iNational. banklhasibeen
appointed financial agent fol. the Amsri-
can Express company for the sale OF
money orders, etc.
Peas were planted yesterday on the
walnut Crest farm Of Mr.. j. Henry Hines
in Gorham. This is believed to De one Oh
the earliest paintings this season.
Gases OF diphtheria at No. IS Cumoer-
land street and No. 6sIndia street were
c;reported to the board of health yesterday
morning.
The report published in Boston that the
Congress Square hotel IN this city is Tor
. sale, Is authoritatively denied.
! Mr.. Joseph G. White, formerly OF the
Preble house, and his brother-in law,
Mr.. Achorn of Providence, have bought
..put the Stevens Silver company and Will
manage 1t in the future.
Msssrs. Clarence Hale and Albion Lit
tie have exchanged houses, Mr.. Hale buy
ing MIR. Little's house on the Western
Promenade, and Mr.. Little buying Mr..
Hale's house ON Congress street.
The annual Psi Epsilon hop at Bow
dom will occur April 2Sth.
MIR. M. L. Kicker of Lewiston will
manage the excursion of Free Baptists OF
Maine, who will go to Hillsdale, Mich.
September 6-lO. The party will leave
Portland September 9th and go by the
way of the White Mountains, Niagara
Falls and the Great Lakes.
Mr.. Fred A. Given of Portland has
made contract with III. l.. Hildreth for
q I2 piece orchestra to play at Hotel Vel
vet and ON the pier the coming summer.
On Sundays the orchestra will be aug
mentsd by Chan6ler's baud.
II is reported that Rufus Deering
company Of Portland will build lum-
Der shed at Brunswick this season.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18
BONDS ovERSUBSCRIBED.

The st. Louis and San Francisco Gen.
trail Division First Nor gage As were Of
fered recently for subscription by Mr..
Charles r.. Flagg of this city. The books.
which opened at ten O'Clock in the morn
ing of the appointed day were closed i'm.
mediately at that hour, 1T being found
that the bonds had already been very
largely oversubscrited. and reduction
OF allotments In most cases was necessary.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18
SCHOOL ESTIMATES.

what VIII ne Required To Run the
schools During the Coming Year.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18

orchestra for the Deering high school
grad uation this year and leave the grsdr-
ating expense to be paid by the second
class In the Dsering high school as L.
done in the Portland high school. 1hs
second class can have an orchestra II they
desire to raise the money to pay for It.
The board then adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18
CONGRESS SQUARE J. Y. P. c. U

At the business meeting of the Junior
Y. p. G. e. of Congress Square :churoh
held Friday evening, the following offic-
ers were elected for the next six months.
Dana Bishop.
Vice Pres bertha King.
Sec-Minnie FaRgan.
Treas.-Warren King.
Chairman of Social Com.-Mabel
Brickett
Chairman of Lookout Com. -Mabelle
Aver.
Chairman of Devotional Com.-Earle
Rundlett
Chairman of Sunshine Com. Helen
Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18

e0
ROYAL W0RCES
There are many different sty
nane that we take more pleasure
1.-THE Royal
This corset has become famili,
Have You Ey
1t has special merits desi gne'
erent figures.
The long or short wasted, al
arefully considered and the resul
gu can be perfectly fitted and co
FOR STOUT FIGURES. |
The Ladies of large figure will
Dowager find this Corset all ideal
orset. garment for reducing size
and providing all neces-
Sary support. 1t is extra strongly
stayed. Is provided with very heavy
and strong front clasps, shaped to fit
the body and duplex side steels.
Style $50.
Heavy Coutille, with satteen strips
in drab-only sizes % to 80,
Price $500
Style 500.
Made from English Coutille, bias
ored style; low bust and short hips,
,lde steels; the style and fit are equal
o the best makes.
Length Medium.
Colors- white,
Sizes, Is to 80.
Price, $3.50,
Style $50.
Fine Satteen.
New French hips. Low bust.
Lace trimmed, with ribbon, top
and bottom.
i2-inch, four-hook clasp.
Colors- --White and black,
Price, $3.50.
We call attention to these few Style
ferent styles we carry If you see the di
Royalty rarely visits Portland
but short stay. You are inv
Royalty, as represented by the
exhibited in our window cor. Brow
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18

The school board met yesterday after.
noon to report upon its estimates for the
ensuing year. All the members Of the
board were present with the exception Of
Mr. Hutchinson.
Mr.. J. A. McGowan presented the re-
port of the committee on estimates OF the
school board rs follows:
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18

OWEN. MOORE g. co.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18

Worcester"
ar to many and a favOrite as well.
,er Tried 1t?
d to meet the requirements of diff
Is0 the stout figures have been
1t is that what ever your figure
'mfortably fitted in this make.
Style 500.
One of the popular French gored
hip CorsetS..
Very stylish.
Has boned bust.
Lace trimmed with ribbon insertion.
TastefuIly Tossed.
Lengths---Long five hooks, and
medium, four hooks.
Colors-- White, Black
SizeS---i8 to 80
Price $50.
Style 53S.
Low bust, short hip Corset for sum-
mer wear.
Made from extra quality sateen,
with side steelS.
Wide lace with ribbon top and
bottom.
Length medium, five hooks.
Colors- white only.
Price $3.50,
Style 40.
New French hips. Boned bust.
Made of fine imported coutille with
sateen strips.
Lengths---Extra long, six hook;
long, five hook.
ColorS---White and drab,
Sizes 1910 80
Price, 800.
Style 40.
A handsome Corset.
Made of coutille, with full boned
bust two side SteelS each side, and
reinforced clasps.
TaStefully ornamented with silk
Tossing and trimming.
Lengths Medium, four hook; long,
five hook.
Colors---White, drab and black,
SizeS---tS to SO
Prices---1S to 80, Sl.oo; 81 to SO,
SIPS.
IS, you will get a better idea of the diff
splay in our window.
4, and when it does come it makes
tied to witness the display Of
ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS
Vn and Congress SITS.
5. & BANCROFT.
TWENTY FIVE CENT
oIlallIvMlT uncr
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18
SALE OF BARGE new YORK

Pursuant to an order of the Supreme Judicial
Court Of Maine, shall sell at public auction, al
the yard OF William Rogers, at Bath. Name, the
newly built schooner barge New York, OF about
three thousand gross tons, now on the stocks IN
said yard awaiting launching, with all her
tackle, machinery, apparel. furniture and ap-
free from al liens, claims and encumbrances
on tue second day OF May, 1899, at two o'clock
on application to the Undersigned, before said
sale. Terms of sale, deposit Of five thousand
dollars at time oil sale, balance to be paid on
confirmation of said sal,,hy said Court
JOHN X. KELLEY,
Receiver.
Bath, Name, April lAth, 1899. apris,2i, 252s
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-18
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


PORTLAND, April IS, isoa
MO use playing
~ Golf if the pic.
uresque is lost
sight of.
There's a duty owed to
the landscape, and the
player whose devotion to
the game is of the proper
temperature is always
scrupulously accoutered
in the approved habili-
ments.
All golfers hereabouts
have come to know of
this store as the place for
getting clubs, balls, cad
dy bags and the other &C.
cessories of the game.
1t is equally we'll known
that the agency for
Wright & Ditson's SUI
perior goods is here.
We'd like it also under
stood that the regulation
wearing apparel may be
had here too and that a
complete stock of scarlet
Sweaters, knitted Jack
cts, vests and hosiery is
ready for your inspection.
Yesterday we received
a large assortment of
of fancy Hosiery of fine
wool and silk with bright
stripes, plaids and polka
dots, also with plain red
tops, (footless of course),
and all sizes for men and
women-prices SI.oo
and $3.50.
In a few days the new
stock of Tennis Rackets
and other things pertain
ing to Tennis will be
open. also hammocks,
croquet, base ball and
other sporting goods
all in the basement.