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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
Wv. AsToR OBJECTS TO ASSESSMENT
English Subject Gets Court to Order Review
by Tax Commissioners.

William Waldorf Aston who lives at C1veden,
near London, and is naturalized British subject
yesterday obtained through his attorneys from jus
tice Mccall in the Supreme Court writs OF Ger
tiorar returnable within twenty days, calling for
a review by the Tax Commissioners of the assess
ment placed upon a part of his real estate in this
city for the current gear lie AYERS in all the
that the assessments placed his property are
exorbitant and out Of proportion to the assess
nlent made on properties IN the neighborhood where
his holdings situated
high are those upon No. Ie3 5th-ave.. which IS
assessed at $2450000, and Nos D. 10 ana L Wall-st
which are assessed at $4,000.
Mr. Aston says a fair assessment on the 5th-ave
nroper1v would be 81 S37 500 and upon the Wall-st.
property 81 2l2 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
ACTORS SEND IRVING WREATH.

The following men and women, representing the
orore of America sent victory wreath OF orchids
10 the tomb Of Sir Henry Irving;
= II sothern and his company John Drew ana
his company Robert Lorraine and his company Da-
"a 6-srfiaid and his company, De WolEe hopper
80 his company. James K. Hackett and MS com
Tanv Miss Maxine Elliott and her company Mss
49, 9Tav and her company, Henry Miller [AInolo
80 HIaIv Mannering. Clara Bloodg0od 9. Peru
gini Frank WorthIng' 800 30 ''S'--1iA vi 0O
= acknowledgement the following cable message
was received by Mr.. Hackett;
-. -ta-les wvndharn and committee send greet
-. 80 r-ra+efiI thanks the actors OF America
+t-@orgF vo1I Wreath beautiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
,ulcl RovERsrs LECTURE.

DR. Luigi Roversi, of the METROPOLITAN Museum Of
Art VIII deliver several free lectures IN Italian
- g W. 5 winter in the public schools under
- - - the Board Of Education. The most
notevortbv subject will be The Evolution Of
,1a,,al I.r77rnents" which will be delivered next
So, o-e,fng at Public School No. s. in King-st
The lecture will be profusely Illustrated with
nc .,,,,,re instruments az the J Crosby
sue7 - IN the Metropolitan Museum of
Art PERMISSION to use thsse s of fe e Museum sie 9d
by }. CtosLSS ,be collection, and the trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

,,s aud Forecast Warrington Oct. q
-, Of the last two days has passed northeast
- the c;uIf Of St Lawrence. and tonight clear
-, .ss-b.r and comparatively high pressure pFsV@-
- practically the whole country
over pa - no frorn < 70 10 degrees below the Sea
but they are somewhat higher as rule IN
tbe west than on Friday. 60. s ,s,,aav,
The weather generally win be fair . Sn 1Sn. I. rsrton
sll districts Dakota where rain or snow Is prob
Vest" .,-ia-- night Monday. = -. yves. In the
The pm continue comparatively low ou' wal Else
so4e ds along the Newfnsla,lds S 59ls Atianti Coast
10 fres- @ vest becoming variable on 81 i-ssr
gs cast light north 70 nSrthess lakes light 10 fresh
light TO fresh nor @o-Sire the upper lakes lsht "
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
THE PLAYERS RECEIVE JOHN DREW

John Drew's election to the presidency Of The
r,1s1a-s in succession to the Joseph Jefferson
vas celebrated last night the clubhouse Of that
organization with j reception
After his performance at the Empire Theatre
~, - ms escorted 70 the clubhouse by Bran
de- Mat+rev,s Thomas Jefferson and Daniel Froh-
T1ar + F Mackay presented ar Drew 10 the
Irsrt, and The new president Of the club thanked
~ SaIJhers cordially for the hearty reception Sir
IIs 4er-cr Bronson Howard Richard Wat
r. = SSiJar and Judge Joseph F. Daily were among
those who attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
LEONARD 3. MALLARY.

Leonard b MaIlaby, assistant cashier and pay,
ing teller OF the Phenx National Bank. with which
institution he had been connected for forty years
died on Friday. after an illness OF four days. He
was sixty-one years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22

FORBEs-vERNAAd-A s. Peters Church MorTistowu.
n J. on IL 1906, by the Rev Wy1ant Nander-
pooIe assisted By Jhe William NJ Hughes. Ger
trude Veruazn Archibald Forbes
NORTON-BRoWN-On Saturday. October q. 1905 az st
FarrhOoraew's Church, New-York. by the Rev. Or.
leighton Park Elizabeth Frances daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs 5 ". Brown Of New-YOrk and Belle Haven. 70
William Strange Norton. OF SeT-YOrk
SANDBFRC-VAS vDEDENBJRG- Thursday after
noon October 49, No. $50 Richmond Terrace. New
Brighton Staten Island. Borough OF Richmond New
York city. the ArchdeacOn o. Richmond, the Rev.
DR. George d Johnston Evelyn Lawrence only daIsn-
M nd Townsend Eeedsu
burg TO Finn Sandberg q Chrtstania, NORWAY
RCESTER-WHITING-A Detroit Mich, October is,
1866 by the Rev Alfred Il. Barr Elizabeth Howard,
daughter OF John T. Whiting, 10 Harry a
Worcester. al OF Detroit.
Notices OF marriages and deaths mus be IN
dorsed with fun name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22

AF1II-In this city October 20 1905 Guelua NJ Akin.
daughter Judge AlbrC Akin, Of Quaker Hin
7 Funeral services to be held a st bartholomew s
Church Nad:son-ave and 44thst on Monday. October
23 ar 1880 Intermeur Paving. Special car on
Monday
rr0NRADT-At MoutcIair y J. SATURDAY morning. Oc-
rober 81 Emma Banning Sherwood. widow OF the late
No 20 Flllerton-eve., p Monday. October D
Train from Barclay and Christopher st ferries al
$50 p
0avfs OF Ns1-York. OF the late Benjamin W
Tayis Funeral the Church OF Zion and St
Timothy. G34 West 5Tth-st on Monday October j.
at 10 O'Clock
FOACIAND-At Glen Cove Long Island Friday october
90 Eliza z Morris. widow Of Cornelius y H0ag-snd,
NJ d in I'D year Of her age Funeral services at
Glen Cove, Long Island on Monday.
station 20 trains leaving Brooklyn AZ So and
New-YorI1 at $50 q. H.
E5r-VT-Frtdav October 20. AZ his residence IN the
Rraeuder Apartments 1924 st. and Central Park West
Perry Hunt aged "a years Funeral services at his
ate residence sunday afternoon at o'clock Inter
uIent Monday afternoon at Devittville. y. Y
MALIABY-On Friday. October 70. Leonard BIeecker.
N OF the Theodore and Elizabeth Popham Malaoy
Services AZ Church Of the Holy Communion. 6th-avs
and 2OtH-st., p. Monday October % Intermenr
TarrytOwn
1fr-NROE-On Friday October 1905 year.
a. paris France after long illness. Marian Hall.
John Munroe and daughter OF the late Andrew
T Hall OF Boston
VAN sANTvOORD-suddenly. October 20. Tacott Camp,
Youngest OF the late Cornelius and susan Eartek
Var Santvoord Funeral mis- late residence
No West 12th-st.. at O'Clock on sunday after
noon 22d inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
=.mo1Ts INVENTOR DEAD.

Nau-Redford. Mass. Oct A.-Frederick GrinneA'
for many years president OF the General Ire E&-
49, - farna died at his home in this city
+o-5av. For many years he was engaged IN the
construction of locomotive which business ne
sbsndouad to devote his time 70 Inc MANI a. -
a. 80 ,[.n inventious siXty-Tlirle years od.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
.ooeEvELr IN wAsHINeToN.

Washington OCT n-Mrs Ko9 3a =, &C, accom- IN
PaIeu py Rico. arrived in Washington at Il: 80
.Iil,I o They had made the Southern trip
Ttoe ne President far as Atlanta They left
mar civ At noon YESTERDAY and were due to arrive
mot '''S a. lick this morning. but their train
here al b.fZ he heavy traffic the Southern
R sqyng here several hoa5s s .n,, nTs
10 ilos's'-vTlt ~ The "trip greatlv-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
MRS THEODORE suTRo Ill

Mrs Theodore sutro, member OF sorosis and
other societies and clubs and first president Of the
National Federation OF Musical Clubs. is i'll at
her home No so West lQ2d-st Mrs sutro's chest
was asprated ten days ago. and Dr. Bull her
physician found IL necessary 70 tap the pieura OF
m right lung last Monday While Mrs. Sutro ;
condif{on is not alarming If Will probably keep
her at home for several weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who sailed yesterday for
Glasgow on the Caledonia were:
MT and Horace Barnea-
s,HH Charles r. Miss Elizabeth Calhoun.
Russell
ON In Touraine. which arrived yesterday from
Havre were:
Mr.. II NJ Beun Buchanan a, ..,,
Mr. ana Mrs L Martin Mr. and MIs-' '" BrusssiL
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Offices
MAIN OFFICE-No I54
WALL. STREET OFFicE-NC T. WiliIanl-s..
UETOW& oFFICL.-No- 1.JaA broadway. OF Ar1sTf-
Distric, Telegraph Df5c-
BFtON& b tIA u No. 4iG East -7Sth-st
WASHINGTON ri REAU-$o. I222 Est
NEWARK BRANCH OF'FTCE-FrctsricIz Souz1sr.
No Tp4 Broad
AMERICANS ABROAD VIII frd TIE TRIBUNE az
LONDON once or THE TRIBUNE. No IA
Frank & Co No New -Oxford-st
american Express C1fIluany. No waterloo Place
Thomas Cook & son. Tourist O1ice Ludgate circus
The London OHcs OF THE TRIBUNE a conv-1t-nt
place 20 leave advertisements All subscriptions.
"A HIS--j0hn MGuToe & Co. No : Fue Scribe.
John Wansmaker No. a Rue dss Petites Ecurfes.
Eagle Bureau - Rue Carbon
hoTea1 Efartss 81 Boulevard Hausa1kan-
tr=1it Lsyor1ais. Bureau Ies EtrauEers
Continental Hotel newsstand
The Figaro Office
tSTertanos. No = A Opera
Ar-eTilaa Express Company, No II Rue Serbs
GEENE.E a Lombard oder 3 Co Union Bank
FLORENCE French Iealor 2 and Va
Tornaluoni.
MsGUay &
HAnIBJ.3G- American Express Company No F-rai-
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

AIBEaIARLE-Ge Scott Dundee r sGGs-
l5no- 80 \ HOTEL ASTOR-Altred h
S1Is LONDON SEVILLEJaco9 HLnk sz A = en-
ID
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TPANsPAcTFIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

DAILY
rpd on tre resumption OF their uninterrupted Overland
mort Of sailing The final connecting 1<i-s
Registered Trarsiacihc Matis ilsia -
corver Victoria Tacoma Seattle. which ci0ss y.
r,ray1us dav} close the General Postoace NetosA
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for JaFaa kerea.
china AMI PhihPuiue Islands wa 7aI $3.50
OF % IN October - for disroteh neF = s. -Ai4-.4--
rar ,exrert Parcels Post NaSl Kozes China snd
I9,t--,a Islands via Vancouver anal victoria. a -
close ri q IN. October = i3F u1sl~N-" -
t'IEes 9" t'sralis except New csleigaia.
samoa Hawaii and Fiii Islands W - - ~
-. A. & n m October . dispatcn per . 80.
steamer carrying ne t'e1sl -.
for New Zealand NOT arrive pa tLiis 20 q N
. rf|,yiu be made up and forwarded until ia AZ
rival OF Cu1ard steamer .,t .7.-....s -,aIt
fanar china and sIeeiAiN aie-f
FrisrIaa Islands. via son Franf-co etos- n .
C.+~rer n for ssuatch 1er g. Sinefi
l-,--s th!ra and specially ad1F-Ssea HeI.
pjltrgIu. Islands Via Seattle close at " p m NV''o
t,r5ipt ne Islands a-G Guam va "a, 1850
Noven1be- llsratch Pc L : lfshsspo..s-
z,ti fzsal< Australia Weso and New tae.Tnia
Vancouver and victoria. p - cio7e at o , ---
>s,,a-ohsr 4 for dispatch s. Noana
RESET snd Marauesas Islands, via san Francc etose a
4 r November i Tor dtsratch G-r Nhastps,1e.
~ Eastern siberia present forwarded Via RUSSIA
addressed West Ausrralia =
Zealand via san trauci-co
ana .arraIn places n che Chinese Province OF funans
,iaIly addressed Europe must - fully prepaa
m ths rates. III wall g forwarded va san
eXclustvelE- ParceiF-F'ost MANS rev
Iaelsnd and Australia West AustranA1 ars
Forwarded VIA Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r WILCOX. Puxsr1asszr
Pustoiiee New-YorlS y. I. Octoosr 20. tsoc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-22

highest temperature ssterasz % for oFe corresponding
ays+'ss ST. average corresponding date last
d@es years Is and cool today Morday fh'F
Local forecast lrtl,r,l,segt Winds becoming WI
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,,,,r.s roRvv APDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExCEvs
ACTFTC-

MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ESCEF~
TRANsPACIFIC-
Mails except Jamaica and BshSTs59 are saTaTcse
81 fbe General Postof1ce. Nev-Tork as follows:
CUBA via Tampa at 81 80 a N Monoag ~ 49,
SATURDAY NeW-1OTks EhNrsosg
ami Saturday-sse above-b =
North Sv 4ney o Monday. Weenesd@g 80
--lav also occasionally from New YORK ana FniIa-
dzlphia-see abOve-
11IOf<EION Boston and North sydney az 20 p
- 9rber SUNDAY October % NoVembe- anu
flA1Th, -- 10 - D. n wednesday (Also rom Ne~-
YORK on ~at--iay-see ahoyel. ---.--x...
cOST& F1CA va Mobile at 5000 m Weiresns ~
~ CRY overland. I'D and ttay p -
80 vs- sunday Sunday at I D. and 10 30 NJ
-TfN-rT-EAS EAST Coast} via Mobile az s1O,S D n
lfC-fav and Wednesday. coast OF HONDURAS n
itgrs-rhed from Neu-Y0rlS via Panama see aoovsf
r,T5TIStT r40NT5J-FAS and GUATEMALA Mobile al
o n TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY west Coast Of Nicaragua Is Dispatched
rom New Torl via Panama-see a0ove1 Saiiinss sron2
sTessered Mail for overland dispatches closes at N
previous day
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Died.

Death notices appearing THE TRIBUNE win be
repubIIshed In The Tri-Weely Tribune without extra
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,SnouI1 oa read DAILY by all interested, "a changes
Foreign malls f9r the ending October =. 1905
vii close promptly IN cases General Post
once as follows ParcelsPost Malls ccss
AZ the General POsOnice earlier than closing
Llle shown below. Parcsls-Post Mails for Germany
close at d October q and 30
FarcesP Post Malls for Great Britain and ireland
9iSlleHsd hy the White star Line Wednesdays a7c
3{ ne american Line on SATURDAYS An aaclttcna.
Llsliecn - made BY the Cunard Line when CGuaEd
steamer sails SATURDAY American Lizs
steamer the same day. Tho Parcels-Post mails Gloss
one noiT before the regular mails
Parces-P0s Mall for Barbados Great Britain ara
Ireland CANNOT be registered
regular and Supplementary mails close az ForsiKn
later than closing below except that Supple
enCary Mails FOR Europe and Central AIsricA vs
Colon close one hour later at Foreign Station).
TRANsA TI.ANTIC MAILS.
tt ESDAY t2+}At $50 a. n. Complementary 80 g. 81
t9r Europe, per Krolgrinz Wilhelm. Via Flyrocutn
WEDNESDAY tZ5)-At ESQ = n for Europe Fer s. n
Ieutonie via Queenstown and Liverpool az 80 q n
for Netherlands direct Especially addressed only) Per
;. > NC"-uan at II ?. III tor Norway fP7Tuse-Rose
Nails. HeIiz OIav also regular nail for
Denmark when specially addressed for this stesnsTt
THURSDAY f26l-st : a. n. Tor Francs. SUttzezl4nd-
British India per La T0Uraine. via Hsvrs esleo
other parts OF Europe when specially addressed for
Tor Germany, FER 8 . Auerisa- Wa Plyn1ourn CeTr
bOrg and Hamburg taso ether parts Of Europe ~nes
specially addressed FOR this steamer.
FRIDAY C2T-At II for Azores Islands. Fer . q
SATURDAY t2s-At 8 a ror Europe. per g. q 81
Paul Plymouth and ChsTbOurE Including ITals11a
e-e~fafv addressed for this stsarnerl. at 80
Scotland direct Specially addressed onyl p
Astoria; $50 p FOR Belgium ltarces- Eoss
when specially this at $50 q
for Italy direct specially addressed only, Per > =
Princess 1870 a. tsuppiernencsry = "a
for Europe. per s Urnorfa via 01e-ns'oNn anu
!
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foFe 7lTaurare New Jersey. Eastern PennsyFvanl~
eo''lo1 NewYork fair and cool To-Day IaiF MOI
ir light vest northwest Winds MEDIA. fresh west
t--s becoming var1aor, and Western Sev-York fair
For Western It6 slowly rising temperature
winds
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Married.

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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA

WEST INDIES ETC
MONDAY C22-A5 8 a FOR 81 KITS NsvIs . g;
Ciuiana per Uuer also Barbados when specially
TUESDAY C54,-At g 30 a m complementary 1880
To- NSass5lA .exseI I PsnaSs 5znsi zone Cane
Department Of colombia Ecuador, PERI. Bonyts ~.
specially addressed for this steamer: At P = Tor
Argentine ruglay ana PaTasIa a. Per 8sr11s. nsr $
Bermudaa; for Porto Rico tord5n az MAJ
suppleaeutary 1870 M 20r hague = Sa Sso Il
per : s. vaIdivia Jalso other parts or Ha1u NJ
speei4aay Prns viilem II CncludInE Cape
haiti Port Paiz creao. venezuea ITinids s and
specially addressed for ms sse-s5; Ir1
L NJ fog Sa9are cuba f Me4ico 5peeisIly ad-
e[es5 s5 sl and northern Brazil per MAran-
o- va ,S F{,r5ados para and Manaos; at Il go p m
ts4rrisllntary M Turks Island and Dominican
Republic Per $ cherokee. e. r,n. vBe.tsu ana
Aa7Ie' 49, l-rerf.I- addressed only. per e
FRIDAY C27l-At l. for Guan5anamo , e1e 81
10 M for Argentine Urlguay and Paraguay per :. s
S 4aifllx NJ m FOR Newfoundland Der 8 =
T TsTreI r. iiIia from Philadelphia - ~
SATURDAY l2si-At $50 a. m tsuppenlen.a[y 80
n for Porto 20. lie r-r-acao when specially
addressed this seaer at a I m to5 and "a santos
Gaeg1nE N5rihe 5gii AHA asdTsgssd for tais stssusr
ar 10 g. m To- cuba. per s MOTTO caste Sll
g ,5i1la and Iu,ad Bolivar. per Msravai:
a. 100 'su2oIyIisntaTy TO p NJ I9T ole1 In
.rag+alera Departments. Per seTnia talso cosi1
No. IIul1u specially addressed tor tns
raT1e-I. a. II 90 D. complementary 80 p m Tor
panama canal Zone. Colombia except gslc~
ana Nagdalena Departrerts{ eIez'els, LseNs IS,
80 TTfnfvsrd Islands and Guiana. per = 9 1asls
i-7,r4fna - kits Antigua St Thomas and st CrotE
chen specially addressed for this steaIrer1 q p N
Tor Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay per q g. Corona
-. - - zA.to- o, -.
regular postage be prepaid or all letters forEared
-u1pernentary Mails and letters cepOaltsc IN
rEa drops marked Letters for Foreign COUNTLESS Eter
the Closing Of the Regular Mai. Ior gispaycn y :
-rz-+f-1sr vessel be forwarded unless sucH
T5f-i9naf postage fully prepaid thereon by stsz
tantic Mails are opened on It's
,fIrs ~ rha American. English and French susancrs
5.-Heraver the ? a. n or la1ers
1a-a mail az DEPOSITED IN the mail ooxes on -
hers ~ Lines sailing rom E1oooken
Turks Island AMI Donlnlcao re-
InbIlc IS also opened the CLYDE line hlss rs
,Sgtls on the piers open hour and a haE e@Idfs
sajIfne time and minutes before ssinz t,1i
0et-e-s cents q haif cuflc% -
-ofra5 on articles mailed ire piers q the AMER
car white ar and German sea Posp stsa[lezss
double postage Gett.rs 10 cents half ou1ce3 "a
other lines
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Conradt. Emma B ).
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Hoagland. Eliza E NJ
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oeci,I Hecord.-The following oLlo - .,
Local IN weather Bureau shows the ehAns - -
f6 bs seap.rfnrs the last ast. last
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Special Notices.

Special Notices.
CREAM OF CUCUMBERs
FOR THE
IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT
IN THE APPEARANCE
AND TEXTURE OF THE SKIN
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NEW YORK AND NEWPORT, r l.
Epilepsy.
Hints on Treatment.
Pamphlet free.
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Mcn's Shirts, 59C

Made of solid blue chamhray-necEx.
band style with one pair separate 4
ply cUffs-regular 75c values
to be priced at, each bSG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-21
$3.50
Shfrfwaist Suits. $685.

These pretty wash suits are made of
dne ginghams-blues and grays-
made in the surplice style waist with
allover embroidery dickey and stock
collar-fuH sleeves with one or two
button cuffs-either plain colors or
small stripe pattern-either large tuck
or pin tuck trimming-some in the box
plated style. Skirts are trimmed to
match waist-some in plain full STYLE
others tucked seams-separate belt
with small buckle. These suits viii be
one of the most popular of the season
because of their serviceableness- they
% osi9 beautifully $685.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-21

Wei stock=light single soles-the
kind you will pay $2.75 and SO for
in other stores-Blucher style-wide
ribbon ties-good fitting and good
wearing oxfords-speciaI On en-
at, pair BGvVV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-21
Women's Oxfords, 81. 69.

Made of soft kid leather military
heels-patent tips-lace- light single
soles-an new goods-new styles in
all sizes-priced at, Wf en-
pair M &UG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-21
Sell SuSpenders

Summer weight lisle-they have
non-rusting brass buckles-patent
cast-ofs and patent metallic loops
t %s %IIl na ss. p 5nsn priced Csc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-21
Momen's Sic Coats, 34.95

Made of good quality peau de sole
box style, medium length-full leg
o'-mutton sleeves shirred at the Shout
der-turned back cuffs braid trimmed
=coIIarIess style, braid trimmed
large bow of wide satin ribbon at the
throat. These are beautiful coats at
s sssh 10" price of S4.95
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-21
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WOmen'S Skirts, 81

Made of mohairs in the plated style
blue, brown and black colors-very
full and well made-one of the newest
skirts for this season-priced at
: :ssn 10" price Of $500
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-21
Momen's En6Iish Reelers. Ss.9s

The very newest covert coats made
loose htting-medium length lego
mutton sleeves that are tucked at the
vyrist-fancy cuff-conarless style
trimmed with stitched bands back and
front-they're made to sell at $3.50
@ ..eS special price is $685.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-21
SHOP EARLY
TOMORROW
handkerchief

Handkerchiefs for Easter big
assortment of designs and patterns
in pretty white swiss handkerchiefs-
beautifully embroidered-some have
at 39c-our special price in AEn
this Easter sale, each q W