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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
CARPENTER FUNERAL.

At Pearl City cemetery yesterday,tne
remains Of Fred Carpenter were laid TO
rest The deceased was a young man
only 90 years OF age and had not been
here long having recently come out
from England. He was employed ny
Messrs Bishop a. Co. and, during the
short time he was there, won the con-
fidence of his employers by his bright
and happy disposition, as well as the
friendship OF his co-workers, most OF
whom, together with the Hon. 5. NJ
Damon and Mrs. Damon, Il. Damon ana
Mr.. Waity, followed his remains 10
their last resting place.
The body was first taken to st. An
drew's Cathedral and then in a special
train 10 the cemetery. Messrs. Garvie
Cook, COlburn. Anderson, Nett and
Braddick were the pail bearers and the
Rev. Alex. Macintosh ofiiciated botn
al the cathedral and at the cemetery
The chief mourners were Mr.. and Mrs
Pain, 10 whom he was related. Inc
coffin was covered with flowers in beau-
tifully arranged bouquets and SET
pieces, Those from the Hon. S, NJ. Da-
mon, Mr. Waity and his companion AT
the bank. were especially noticeable.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22

The ponderous Morning Organ gave
o splendid exhibition this morning Of
It's usual ability in giving the news.
Although the Zealandia came In Satur-
day night with two DAYS later papers
the Organ with full twenty-four hours
to obtain files, published a few ancient
items which 1t delegated as
late foreign news. This was indeed
late news as gagged by the Advertisers
pondcrous standards. There being no
Sunday edition OF the evening papers
the Advertiser was unable to follow Its
tavorlte custom of clipping its news
from the evening paper. The Bulletin
gives today complete resume Of the
news Of the world up to the time tho
Zealandia left the Coast. The Adver-
tIser will follow in the wake of the
clty's leading newspaper by stealing
such news as it can from this after
moons issue. 1t is the old story; II you
don't get the Bulletin, you don't get
the news.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
ASSASSIN ON TRIAL.

st. Petersburg. April lO.-Mm. Witte
and Muravieif. Ministers of Finance
and Justice, respectively. attended the
trial of Lagowski. the provincial OFF,
cial who recently attempted to assassi-
nate Privy Councillor Pobiedonostzeff,
procurator general Of the holy synod.
The trial, which resulted in n sentence
Of six years penal servitude in Siberia.
with loss of civil rights, was held be-
hind closed doors.
Lagowski in his derouse declared 1t
was his intention to free Russia from
the reactionary influence of the proc
orator general
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
RUSHING SUGAR (AR(lES
ON LONDON MARKET

London. April 1l.-With the APP
roach Of the budget statement, the eS-
element in the sugar market Is reach
ing fever heat. The wharves at Ham,
burg are choked with sugar waiting to
be shipped to England and there Is
such run on vessels that even colliers
are being pressed into service. Sugar
imports for the month OF March were
257 .499 tons, as compared with lSl ,262
tons in March last year. II 1t should
turn out that no tax is to be levied on
sugar. there would doubtless be a great
slump in prices. and probably a num-
Der OF spectators wouli fail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22

The war tariff demanded by the in
surance companies on ships In the
Oriental trade is the most practical
sign of an Oriental war that has yet
been produced. In spite Of the frequent
diplomatic assertions that sweet peace
relgns between Japan end Russia. the
war spirit is reaching tension that re-
qulres very small incident" to force
open hostilities.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22
LEADER HHTfD But
He HAS SURRENDERED

Paris April " Agonoillo the agent
% Aruinaldo In Paris received a ca
hlcgfam this morning. Announcing that
,he Filipino General sandico had bocn
elected to succeed Agunaldo as COM
handing general Of the Filipino forces.
ne well a. dictator during the continu.
alton ~ the insurrectipn,
Snndico belongs 10 distinguished
family residing NJ paniakan. near Ma.
Mia. lie Is a man Of energy and 10
well educated speaking several Euro
poan languages.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22

"A announced by the Associated
Press Monday. April $. in dispatch
from Manila. General Sandico surren'
dered to the American authorities at
Cabanatuan. In the province Of New
Eclja. Island Of luzon. II was added
that sandico has bad record, and may
be tried
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22

The death of George Q. Cannon re-
moves one of the most capable leaders
Of the Mormon faith. 1t will be con-
soling thought to members Of his
church in Hawaii. that their leader in
his declining years was able to visit
this field. OF early labors to find the
work ne began carried on successfully
by faithful workers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22

On the basis that the man who has
been through an accident is sure to he
much more vigilant in the future, the
reinstating Of Pilot Jordln is an entirG.
ly proper proceeding. As regards re-
sponsibility for the wreck of tho Rio.
the people are convinced that Jordan
was as much at fault as Captain Warl.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22

Rcbellious Filiplnos are playing in
hard luck when they elect a general to
take Aguinaldo's place, only to find
that the recipient of the doubtful honor
surrendered to the Americans a few
days previous. Saviours Of Filipino in
dependence on the Aguinaldo plan arc
disappearing like chaff before the wind.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22

The Kapiolani Tract ex-
tends from King street to the
Beach. A road 90 feet wide .
will be opened on the east
side of the property adjoin-
ing the Kamehameha Girls
School; said road will ex-
tend to the sea.
Crossroads will beopened
between blocks. Every lot
will have a frontage on a
road. The elevation varies
from forty feet high to ten
feet high above sea level.
No Swamps around the
premises. No freShet will
enter the property.
There is an offer to buy a
part of the property by a
great manufacturing COM
pany. The chances are the
offer may be accepted. There
is every reason to believe
that the prices of lots will in
crease in a short time. The
owner of the property will
give all chances to purchaS-
ers to make money on their
investments.
The ground is superior to
any tract in the market.
The premises are situated
within one mile and a half of
the Postoffice.
The Government water
pipes are laid along the upper
portion of the property.
The prices are the cheap
est of any tract within two
miles from the center of the
city.
The terms which will be
given to purchasers will be
the best ever given by any
real estate dealer or broker
during the last twenty years
in Honolulu. {.
For terms or more particu-
lars, apply to
s. N. Kanakanui
Surveyor and Manager Of
kapiolanI Tract Co.
Or to
VIC. Achi & Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-22

The refusal Of the Legislature to lie.
ten to the Governors dissertation on
improving the breed NJ dogs was APP
parcntly a blow that almost killed ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

ust . Ntfss=sna .sff a usaf arIalH
a. go naFhg tsas atssa A. Al hH ua
taF 4 49, tstastts
fss ttss - aatfk ass t~sf l.aafiH
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80 Hk a. - t.es ~ asass d.
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b. 80 A. 49,
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laaflf o.. A. HmH lsns g. aasa -
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sftsa 49, bsa8an 81 49, tafa - udHf
a. - sftts e. uFtH A. teaat 49, ssf
a. 49, tee 49, laHhf nHa $500
o. A. 49, D. stsaar o. assrif 80 ssaiHai
hFs - "A asa@sa s4ssr q q t.af
stasi - utif 80 a. - o. s.lftTfs tasa
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

a. - issi o. 49, - f. rHt
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ss 80 . afta . sHs fN m
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h. 4 sfrHirH a
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ass "a 80 49, FL NeA A. sHaH
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80 t@sF - o. o. a. 49,
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- $500 - hIaH 3D. a. aaf
i-s 80 ysaIa n b. "a ss.as tHT
49, o. 49, ans ff Ufa aIfaF
90 - s~fi-H e. - isu a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

Has a. sHssa 49, "a go
go - uss 80 az sal,ss $3.50
AZ - fH D Isff ~ a.lt
ID asH ~ narHasH q fflH 90
Maf lsaH naslNH aaaaafa = az }
To- 80 na Hat fsfHB luf slsa -
u tfarffs $3.50 u FL j. 49, asa a.
aaH go Fl Nra
isH See urHffn nBan - 80
sfHN o. Il NaHkf 81 a. 80 = -
Hh - a 49, b fafu . - 90 . 81
tsaH Hnf aaaIIaH q nsaaa D r. 49,
80 fssas 49, isH 49, ~ tstsan
f
H. a. sHa - s@sfaH issf 80
- tH $3.50 o. $50 sssf
Ia So fsa a nasss aa 4
t-stf n go o. a. 49, aaf@asss
90 a. = b. - tsI ~.-ai a a. Asn
4 10 - O ssag a.s@- sels -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

At Sc, USUAL iOc., Mems hsndker-
chiefs, h.mstitched, white and colored
borders, also tape edge. And WON N
all linen hsndkerchiefs, hemstitched,
Sc, regular i0c.
At &c. AND lac, USUAL i2hc. TO
acc. Women's all linen hsndker-
chiefs-narrow and wide hens.
At f2he., USUAL IL TO 2Sc.-Men's
all linen h%andkerchieis, unlsundered,
hand made initials; mems Numbered
hsndkerchiefs, oil linen, hemstitched,
q, u and i.inch hem. Women's all
linen embroidered handkerchieis and
vomen's ~scalloped edge handkerchiefs-
At i2ke., Use, soc, USUAL Use,
3Se. AND 7Sc.-Women's mourning
hsndkerchiefs, all linen, embroidered.
At 2Se., USUAL 3sc.-Men's all linen
hensdtehsd hsndkerchieis, beautiful
ooes, al widths OF hens, and vomeu's
sesiloped edge hsndkerehlefs, 1000
different styles Of edges.
AZ 1Ss., USUAL 55c. TO yOc.-Wom-
ems sn hnen beautifully lace trimmed
haneksrcbiefs.
At sse., 35c. AND S0e.-A spsendid
lot Of mems Numbered handkerehieis
With initials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

ia a. iaai a. lsfHI ~ a. sfHa a. 80
iasH Co. ~ cd - 4 uniH - 49,
"a = a. ssaHH IHtalH H - N.iFiaa
hssa8 as 49,
To- H4aH e. lHaI a. 49, sfm
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1890 - AaI faaH Ha -
go. Hh. rah 80 nara o. Ha
hH "a iaa - : fI a HHIa
IEraaH g. hmH IL taaHfHH "a
afffHHH 81 fHf maIr IHaHaH 20 FL
a. fanHH lee HH.. Hf aaIH laaI o.
ns. HaH - g. sc a. a.
n1 iatsH H uf 60 a. aa 81 80
uuif g. o. e fHHf HaH f. fHsH Hr aHH
HHI. HaI H eco 81 o. H 800 3D.
Sc - HH q HHHH IhH faHff 80
g. fafsasH 49, "a b. 80 80 tsaf fssI .
is-Af nats 49, fisa 500 90 ~
- u tsusss "a go sns aag 49, . -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

SEQ ~ 49, iafa 30 o. ass 90 ~ asar
sH - has 81 tH g. HfHB Hf .
HHfI nNIH
tHit 900 H. 49, nff Htitt 80 sf Hlsa
900 . 80 81 500 d tailhH H y a
HH 81 a. 49, a. hHH Il Haafff
a sraH 90 uH 90 lssn 90 81 lais
q taafns
NaI 49, frH hrH sfafsEfsa
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90 afaas - HHH a. afNT d
49, asaaaif na HHfIH III fsH
80 D. NfH a. Hkn
Eel aufaH a shs fififHfsafHf Il SEQ
$3.50 skas ~ nsh m go 500 m
sss
Ia ksa si-@l T. a. b. - So -
suf tsaaaA 60 h. q sasfas "a $50 i-sf
s~--S - ss~ka $780,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

George Elio''s WORKS, 8 volumes,
cloth, sI.3s.
Charlotte BfOn,e's WORKS, g volumes.
cloth, SOS.
Msssulsy's History OF Enslsnd, S vol.
umss, cloth, oee.
A; Conan DOyls's WORKS, S volumes.
cloth, Gee.
Nathaniel H..,horns's vOf.,. S vol.
umss. cloth. ose.
Coopers Leather Stocking Tales, s
volumes, cloth, ose.
Coopsfs sss Tales, 5 volumes. cloth,
ose.
Mar J. Holiness vor.s. S volumes.
cloth, o0e,
Thse.st.y, somplsls IN 40 volumes.
cloth bound, alt top, bseis stamped in
sold, title psgs printed h eoien. pfs
fssslJ iilusifsiss publishers pnss, pei
cot, $50, osf pfss. 81 80
Seoifs, eomplsts in ~ 'elsmss. cloth
boand. silt TOP, essts sisalpsa ga SOLD,
illasifslsa ntls pssss pfihlss ~ Colsfs
ils',,...s sse.''@''' P"s' s'oo'
tllsi's. ssnpls,s 10 ~ .slamss. cloth
bsaad ytii 800, iilssifsist, Lssis sssasss
10 sslf iils pssss pnaisd a aalsa
p%stlshsfs rdss tlfOo ssi pnes.
ps'is'@ .at che s1s'' - l.ss ..
isllsss
ln,y ~ ssismss sssi.i gnss
Gle Od. ssft. 800
kiHssisE tslsass isssiss Fnss
~ VI, ssiI tslt
tssss' ss,1s' A's.llssi.,ss ssss
isi ggss 90 ssis %
iessesfs 40 fslss fsssisf gnsf
o. 90 ssis, Va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01
Less Than Four Weeks to Xmas.

The curtain will rise tomorrow on a great Christmas store.
Inc scene has already changed-the magnetism Of the holiday
you can feel it in the touch of every hand--you know it because
surrounded by beautiful things. Losers is more Losers this
season than ever. We have made larger and better and surer
preparations for your enjoyment, convenience and advantage. It
5 a Christmas store all over-a store where attractions multiply
the nearer you get to them-art. beauty, utility, gathere from the
four ends of the earth-surprises at every turn-TeaHties OF human
interest that make the heart beat the quicker for having seen
them.
The Acres of Toys-in the basement-ingsniou contriy-
ances just open-a very faryland of unusual things for the chill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

suitable ~ RlttS-Out Ill ~ PRICES So lnuSA
will be q money saving gilt to yourself.
AT sse. INSTEAD OF Si.5e-Wool
flannel waists in cord, navy, light blue
and black, tucked back and front, de.
tacHAble stock collar.
At ,&i.Se, REGULAR S2.2s-French
flannel waists 10 black and colors,
tucked bset and front.
At $I.e0 INSTEAD OF S2.9s AND
S3.9S-An assorted lot OF French flan.
Gel waists In plain colors and pretty
stripes, stock collar, finished with silk
band.
At S2.es INSTEAD OF $3.ss AND
&S.e8-An excellent LOT Of fine French
flannel waists. deliberately embroidered,
open front and button back.
At $2.e8 INSTEAD OF S4.25-Good
taffeta silk waists in black and colors,
tucked back and front, hemstitched.
AT S3.ss INSTEAD OF S4.eS AND
S.S0-A splendid lot OF t~aifetas and
peau de sole silk waste in black, white,
light blue, pink, gray, ROYAL blue, in
various models; very pretty hem.
stitched effects in thi, lot.
AT S4.9S INSTEAD OF $3.50 AND
So. $3.50 assorted silk waists in a
variety OF models. in best ~tsifetas and
pesu de sole, black and assorted
eolors, stylish, dainty, pretty, choice
S4.eS.
Bnliisntine waists for maids, special
$i.es, regular S2.7S.
Mercerired saieen waists, In blsck
only, tucked back and front, 7ec., regular
$l.2S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

dren-eyerything new, fresh and beautiful; Santa Claus in his
The 1u c soTs" and y A E,ne sso des fFeo hest e and purest CANDY
sold anywhere, and the largest assortment of favors, decorations
ETC., in either city.
The China and Art Wares-Thousand of square feet of
riches and worth and tastefulness. without a break to change the
interest.
The Books, the Cards, the Calendars Better than ever
and easier to buy.
The SiIverware, Cutlery, J~eweIry-Every department fairly
bubbIing over with tempting things at tempting prices.
But it's not four weeks to Christmas, time flies so quickly
shop early, it will be easier. pleasanter and better.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

AT Csc, sec, 50.., 75c., USUAL 35c.
SOC, 7Sc., $l.O0.-Some OF the best
silk handkerchiefs for men ever shown,
both plain and with initials.
AT Soc, USUAL 7Sc.-Women's French
embroidered handkerchiefs, one corner
effects, white and oolors. Also vom-
ems lace edge, scolloped edge and hem.
stitched handkerchiefs, with embroid.
cry.
AT 7Sc., $i.lO, $l.25, Sl.3e, S1.4e
AND slice EACH.-women's ex-
quisitely hand made lace hsndker-
chiefs, put up one each in q handsome
box for gift.
AT csc, $I.25, $i.4e AND Si.7S,
USUAL S1.25, $3.50. SITS AND
Sl.96.-Men's and Youths up.to-date
silk mufflers, black, white and colored.
Chndren's iiandkerchlefs.
At Sc. 70 4sc., USUAL Sc. TO soc.
All ktads Of the most thofo uehly
practical ha~ndkerchiefs for children,
embroidered. h~emstitched, lace edges,
eclored borders, and some done up ia
fancy boxes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01
agrpsAIyn advertisements.
xfsAfrifh Isfser Z 90. arosAIy
Mems Suits and OyercOatS.

eteond foor. FeAT
The mos, conscientious work possible 10 put into oil OF
ioeser's ready.to-wear cothins-the little details that are not
seen but that count In the wear have just 10 close attention Is
the most promioent features, and that's why every man who
tries our clothing likes II.
Mems hish.gfade suits and overcoais. All that's newest In
cloths and ~shadinss, tailored to III. and they will retain their
shape.
FIFTH AvENU BELL oyERcoArs-Nev srays, irie,es or
fine quality eheviot coatinss, ssrked lined, q SI2.So to
sis. 90; sik lined at S2O.0 90 to $50. 90.
CHESTERFIELD OyERCOATS-The long loose.ftting grace.
hi coats that the men want; they must DO made right to be
,isht, and We know ours are right. Best iriezes or heavy
chsviot coatinss and low priced At $4,000, S22.5O, S25.Oo
and $500.
Suits at $1,000 that are worth $500.
Splendid sack suits for business. fine cheviots or smooth
,u.hneres in neat effects, plsids or stripes, suitable for men
tan ages, and 2 bargain at $1,000. Other suits for business
- best wear at $500 to S26.O0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01
LaceS Never So Cheap.
A. Hr. IN 2Oc. real worth I0c IN o.

There ts no end 4, the constant demand for Loesers hces But The Ihstt two
sets have marked shes hat have amost .revoluhoniled the business. To-morr o "
We give even letter phees-we must cursl the present space for lsces, O. account Of
Holiday goods-snd to do IL give you these exraordnsr$ prices for Monday. These
m let top laces-snt hces 3 TO 10 inches wide real Cluny GALLONS and scs-
imitation Duchess aces black Chanuny lsees ana gauoons-Escudal Isees and
phous = applique aces white and button all at Sc to see; real value Toe 10 csc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

AT si3s INSTEAD or ss.so-"The
Prince OF Peace. or From the manssr
10 the Throne,' BY Isabella NJ, Alden
Psnsyl, prepared expressly Tor young
people. With Introduction BY Rev.
Francis Z. Clsrk, President OF {. L,
Society. Positively only 100 copies Of
tins boob Stll be sold 81 this price,
therefore only one copy will be sold 10
customer A besutiful Chnsimss
Fit
At sLss INSTEAD or $3.50
'blimpsss Of the Word" BY John 4.
Siodesfd. ~eoaisininss rare snd slsbo.
rate collection Of pho,ogrsphie views Of
ne snufs world ~ nature snd at VI
tstoPs, Asia, Afnes, Assirslis, NORTH
.hs South Amsres, the old sohs ana
The zee
AT sss INSTEAD or ss.sO-"S.m.n.
'hs 10 tafops, ~ Josiah Alisa's wife,
tsssft llme, Iis i~ilgstlsnSns. cloth
sssAe, sad esssf asslsas stamped 10
hl,sf sad sols.
81 Ats 'c~.s.sii', Asssuas, bssAs
- eleth A sOilseusa VI iieiisa sAs
shsiss sa . sias isAss " lsplss. ~
hsesn Ch.mhsfs Cisslsu.
%" hsis sae asag sshsss lsfss
80 aeih hsaas sas p~fsisssiS hiss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01
COlOred Skirts.

At acc. INSTEAD or 79e.-Knit IN.
deskirs in pint, light blue. tan, violet
and cardinal, made with hem and three
rows Of feather stitching.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01

AT SO. rs. Si0.5O, Sil.25-
Mink cluster scarfs.
AT S5.75-Alaska satle scarf,
with cluster OF tails.
AT $3.50 - Electric coney
scarf. with cluster OF tails.
An excellent variety OF
scsrfs, boas and muffs In fox,
Isabella and brown bear.
AT $le.75 AND $500
Alaska seal muffs, "Rice's
London Dye"
AT SOS, $8.25, $l2.S0-
Persian muffs, regular curl,
fine, lustrous skins.
Alaska sable muffs at $6.2S,
$e.75, Sl2.S0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01
Al s9.ys. North 5000.

hst l " uitisf $40 psiaiss ,sts
siisii ttsi sHi ifsHi fnfhss sfh ICES
- tii.tHf isfassu ,sfis ttta ssl.sl,
hiIii zee aits ttsis 90 snsp ~
ItHEfHt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01
Books for Everybody
At Less Than Cost Of Paper.

The holiday atmosphere has taken full possession Of NJ bookstore the los
complete snd thoroughly upto date bookstore In Brooklyn the rush is coming 10
Is The mOu sensible and comfortable time 10 buy books Here are m offers that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-01
Cold Weather Gloves.
For Men, Women. Bows, Girls.

Some splendid kinds made Of Scotch wool, golf, plain, red
,nd white, all prices. specially good one for boys Of Ok.
ford and Cambridge mixture wears splendidly--alI sizes at
SOC. Girls red, also white, at soc. Everything in lined and
unlned.
Have You Seen the "HOwIett"?
Avarm driving glove for men gives the very best satisiac-
ton. Our own idea, made specially for us and to be had here
only guaranteed to be the warmest glove for driving you can
find %snywhere, in dark blue, clsret, dark green, black and mix
ture. IL is not q cheap glove, but made to wear, OF best ma
tenal and by hand. Trys pair and you will never be without,
them.
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Al s22OO. North ss2. 90.

hst lhsls sItilf fSbi funas Ca,
Nnss 900 fstf tshf sas iHtsnlass IL,
iaHi H tsIs sssms nn,shst silk
sHsis - assiffs
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Yrsohlyn aarrrtissmfnts.
friedrich Gotsfr s Go.
FurS Good to Have.
Second Floor

Seconu FOOT
Our fur store Is full OF the best kinds OF holiday suggestions
and Loeser furs are as true in value as a Government bond
Furs that you know are good TO have-these are Just such furs
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Have You Seen the "HowIett"
Over Four Million Handkerchief.
All Ready for the HOLIDAYS.

That's four each for every man woman and child in Brooklyn, but great lott
moe ere coming Loeer has always been famous for tho holiday handkerchie
business Of this ciy-we will deserve the fame this year more than ever. Tit
Holiday opening tcmorrow is a handkerchief sight we'll worhs seeing, and thu
lnces demonstrate merchandising force unequaned anywhere. Prices are abou
oneta, as follows:
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A 69c.. req. $40 10 Si.75.

A 69c.. req. $40 10 Si.75.
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Aamiasisf viisa Velvet sad hosb hfus
ssis esfpsit fhsi - hsts bssn ssliing
ifsm 81 10 80 20 90 lsfa. - oss
Al SO. Ieg. Ooc. 10 Voc.
Al fhs shsu lsaeihs " ispssif, kfss
esif thsi 90 hsss bssn ssilaF isf uts
~ ~, 30 isfs - ~, 80 lsfs
A yyss go. $3.50 aud $500.
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go . ~ 900 , 40 80 tsftl 81 So
90 lsft
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WOmen's Jackets at q orr.
Al $500, 1915 and SLIPS.

This 10 On event In isele' settling one i The NAM onsp ui have made Losssr
fesdyi0 sss garments 80 famous These ackes are made VI krpey, bnAdcOth
and Othsf fs,hlonsbis mssuss Tues are the shou kni SON sbV velvet cOlsfs
trimmed eth tss ~ suHhIhs bssuufui, tailored, ani iri sh ,auh ga % "a
bust messus An eacsleni opportunity tp Purchase 80 elegant asket Ia Dsesmhef
81 January pnessi sssOfsJ % 4 lots % 20. % - snisiI2b.