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The Washington times., 1906-06-21

B. Smith. NJ. R. weigle. F. J. Wood
man.
L1-Promoted-H Churn, L. COblenzer.
ID. Done. +. Hellman. +. r. Rich. II. F.
Rogers. NJ F StOddard C E Taylor.
ii. l.. Vaughan. NJ. +. Wallace, +. l..
p V. Rogers.
Promoted conditionalIy-P. B. Hobbs,
r. l. Washington, w. c. Allison. j. NJ.
First year, section M1-Promoted-
J. NJ Aldrt|ge, +. h Bennett, r.
browning, +. +. Clark, F. +. Crupper,
l. l.. Fallas, L. X. Greenwood. T. NJ
lteltman, A p Hill, c. Il. Moses, +.
l. Nelson. f. w. Sands, +. X Schrei-
Der, ID. r SOuthall. NJ. WhitfOrd A.
r. Eberly j. A. McKeever, +. w
Promoted conditionally-M A. Kauf-
Ni.Promoted"M c. Darrah. &C. A.
Deitricl,, Z. II, Gathgens, +. NJ Good
r Meyers. c. l. Stack. f. Taylor, j.
Edwards, y. NJ. HildebraBd. q. Kinds,
h: Huse, H. NJ Wiegand
Promoted cOnditionally-D. Lauge, G.
+. Moore, L. Work. J. NJ. Lupton, l.. H.
Mangum. l.. W. Patch.
Ol-PTomoted-M L. Call&n. f. Copen-
haver. NJ. Hall. II. Hannah, VI. Hannah
r. Holzer, +. NJ. Kidweu. +. Open
ford. J. X. Barr, II. L. Breuninger. ].
w. Follin. j. II. Lyons.
Promoted conditionally-HA NJ Ballin-
ger, n. /. Brighton. NJ. Z. Wilson. c. C.
RI Passed.. Atchlson. p. Bishof. II .
Crossley. Is. NJ. Davis. H. Glenn, a. J.
Meek ham. T. H. Michaclson. H Rice.
IL F. 5eGammell. II: Schwartz. V. Spi-
Bullock. ". II. Eagan, D Elkins, J.
Fishel q. (. Hammer
Corditonally-E. NJ Lowey.
S1-Promoted-A. Coughlin. 4. r. Dan
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DIED.

ZEREGA-On Wednesday. June 20 1906 A.
S;49 p m, CATHERINE ZEREGA. beloved
wife OF Giovaput NJ Zerega.
FuneTaI I'm residence, SI2 O street north
at the Imma culate Concep.fon Church
Eighth and y -eets. at . a. m. Relatives
and friends invited. ie2l-2t
McGRAW-On V inesdady. June % 1906. OF
acute indigestion. at her home. i22 sixth
street southeast Ms MARY McC;RAW
widow Of Edward McCiraw
She was at the time OF her Tleath forty
seven years OF age. and was born in this
city She IS survived by a daughter her
nameSake. and four sOns y
MILLER-In this city. on Wednesday. June
20 l9O6; Chaplain OLIVER c. MILLER.
L. s. A. retired.
lie born in Maryland In 1852 and
served as chaplain OF the Eighth California
Volunteer Infantry from July 19 1895. 10
February 1899. He was permanently ap-
Artillery Corps Two years ;ater he vas
transferred TO the Thirteenth Calvary and
was retired from service June g. 1906 for
disability contracted In the line Of duty
He had been at the Washington Barracks
Hospital FOR some time. suffering from
chronic mvelitis. i.
YORK-In this city, on wedne..--v Juna
20. 1906. CLARENCE NJ YORK. aged th,.-.
eight years
He was private secretary 20 Chief Jus
uce Fuller. OF the United States Supreme
Court. and native Of New Jersey II
Wednesday. June 1906. at
the residence OF her nephew, Henry Ho-
bart Tallmadge. 1856 Irving street north
west. RACHEL J. TALLMADGE OF the
iufrmities of old age
She was born In Springfield. Mass. in
1873 Most OF her life was spent in that
place. but for the last year she made her
residence with her nephew In this CITY
She never married. IL
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TWO BROTHERS ACCUSED
OF STEALING WATCHES

John Fratantuono, an Italian musI-
clan. thirty years old. was arrested to-
day by Detectives Hartigar and Baur,
Of the Central Office. and turred over
TO Detective DoughCrty. Of the Balti-
more police force. Michael Fratantu-
ono. brother, who is charged with
being implicated with John in the lar
ceny of several watches which disdp-
peared from an express car in Baiti-
more or December - Of last year, was
also taken back to the Monumental
City The watches were shipped by Lis
sauer g. Co. Of II Maiden Lane, y. y.
TO a Baltimore firm. It is alleged that
they were stolen from a package sent
through the Adams Express Company
Hartigan and Bauer arrested the
Italians while trying 10 dispose of The
watches on Pennsylvania avenue north
west this morning. The detectives say
they recCv ed n number OF the time
pieces in v ash'-gton.
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DEATH RECORD.

Robert NJ Lockwood. i years, Gov
ernment HCSDi-al l-S1E',-
John II. stevens. - years. Cottage
Hill D. G.
William Thomas. g ~ears. 1925 Twenty
seventh street northwest
Edwin Higgins, 62 years. St. AIMS
Asylum
William Hormann. IS years, 721 NJ
street northwest
Caterina Zer"ga. 81 years. SO o street
northwest
Maurice A McElligott, 2 years, 92g
Sixth street southeast
Thomas Coakle,, 76 years, 709 . street
northwest.
Colesworth p. Herndon p years. 1515
Vermont avenue northwest
Florence Regan 9 years, 204 c. street
northeast.
John T. Dorsey. 81 years. 1923 Eighth
street northwest.
Rachel J. Tallmadge, - years. 1856 Ir-
wing street northwest
Rosa Lee Anderson. 45 years, 62O
Seventh street southwest
LangdOn c Major. S4 years. George
Washington University Hospital
Joseph J. Green, S months. 90 V street
northwest.
John Canaday. months. 251s Fifteenth
street northwest.
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THEY LAUGHED
At the Arguments on the Packages

Ire husband of an Ohio woman
brought home some packages Of Grape
Nuts one evening and there was much
discussion. but let her tell the story:
Two years ago 1 was thin and sicklv
and suffered so from indigestion. was
very nervous, and could not sleep at
night. ! was not able physically or
mentally to perform my duties and was
constantly under the care Of our physi-
clan. 1 had tried plain living and all
the different remedies recommended by
friends but got no better.
''One day my husband brought home
two yellow boxes and said. The grocer
wants US to try this food and report
how We like 1t. He thinks it will help
you I read all it said on the boxes
about Grape-Nuts and l remember how
laughed at it. fo- ] thought it foolish
TO think food could help me. But the
next meal We all ate some with cream
We liked and enjoyed the deliciously
crisp and new flavor So we kept on
using Grape-Nuts, not because we
we liked it.
AT that time we had no idea what
the results would be, but now I am
anxious TO have the world know that
physically and mentally. / gained over
thirty pounds. do not suffer from any
of the old ails; and l know that it is TO
Grapc-Nuts alone that l owe my re-
stored health. They call me Grape
Nuts here in the home and all of nv
friends have asked me the cause of it
all. / have persuaded several of them
TO use Grape-Nuts and everyone of them
who has done so has been benefited and
l wish II were in my power to induce
everyone who is sick TO give this won
derful food trial. We still have Grape
Nuts three times a day and never tire
Of It." Name given by Postum Co.
Battle Creek. Mich.
Ten days on this nourishing and com
pletely digestible food will show anyone
who is run down from improper feeding
q great change, sometimes worth more
than Il gold mine because it may mean
the JOY and spring of perfect health in
place of the old ails- Trial proves
There's a reason"
Look in pkgs. for the famous little
book The Road to WellviIle.'
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TRIES TO GET PENSION
UNDER DIFFERENT NAMES

FOSTORIA Ohio. June 21.-Andrew j.
Myers. of this city. and Austin Harris.
Of Carey, his brother-in-law. have been
arrested and taken to Toledo charged
with swearing falsely in an effort 10 get
I pension for Mr. Myers.
The story IS a peculiar one, Mr. Myers
ran away and enlisted when consider
ably under legal age and after a few
DAYS was found by his father and taken
home. he ran away again and enlisted
In the Forty seventh Indiana under the
assumed name OF James Wallace, serV-
ing three years. during which time he
was known only by his assumed name
He then enlisted in the regulars and
served four years under his own name.
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Trimmed Hats Reduced
Ribbons Reduced

AIi-silk Baby Ribbon. In an assert
I51tit 70 10 OF coIors. Rebuilding G. 7. nc
No. and No. : Taffeta SIN pttlo
IN red, cardinal. light blue. and a.
PINK Per yard G. T D. y
No. and No. L Tanreta SIX F2Uhbo,
IN Eed. cardinal. light blue. and
PINK Fer yard @. T. P.-... y
p odds and ends Of Satin and Sati,
,-.1l,I I@htla fHhDonS; from 3 TO inches
80, y ~lut, 10 AL colorS. Cut from nm
pieces. worth from sc to Sc
yard Rebuilding G. T. P. -
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DEMOCRATIC CHANGES
IN SENATE COMMITTEES

The following changes in Democratic
committee assignments in the Senate
were announced today:
Senator Clay Of Georgia retires from
the Committee on Commerce and be-
comes a member OF Appropriations; SEN
ator Simmons of North Carolina retires
from Public Buildings and becomes a
member of Commerce; Senator OYerman
becomes a member Of Public Buildings,
and Senator Taliaferro OF Finance, the
last two succeeding 10 vacancies caused
by the dcath of Senator GOrman.
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WILLIAM c. DENNIS
ASSISTANT SOLICITOR

The appointment Of William {.
Dennis, of Indiana, as assistant So
licitor Of the State Department was
announced this afternoon. This Is a
new office. created by the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill, re-
Gently passed by Congress
Mr. Dennis was born in Richmond.
Ind in 1873. He has attained de-
grees in different universities in this
ternatfonal law in the universities Of
illinois. Leland Stanford. and Colum-
hfa
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T. Coultry, Il. ]. Kilian, c. f. Trace
well + WlnEate-
H2- PromOted-F. c. Beach, "E l.
Breuninger. M. A Brooks, II =. Burk-
art, G. n. Carline. G. Carpenter, NJ V.
Charlton, ID. NJ. Crossley, r l.. Elliott.
=. ia .-lns, +. T. Freeman. NJ. Hammer.
III. NJ. Lang, c. NJ. Marsdcn, r. Maui
ncr, r. Mcnamara, "a. Moran, L. Moser,
J. Scott, r Urnhan, ID. L. Wysor, T. l.
Mueller.
Promoted conditionaIIy-E n. Daniel.
IS. Fraser, i. Mcdonnell, X. r Nc
Elfresh /. Won Ezdorf. +. NJ. Warde.
NJ. Stewart
Blount.l Florence y. Booth. Minnie II.
Brakhasan, Kate r. Carr. Miriam r.
Caywood Albertina Cook Frances NJ
CrOsswell, Pearl a Hauser. Leonora
Hcald. LeOna Hechinger. Marion He'll
prin. MInna Heilprin, Cecil 3. Norton,
Mabel II. Reiss. 'Francis G. Wood,
Louise WOrster. Edward W. Byrn.
12-PromOted conditionally-Lulu NJ.
Burket. Ellecne r. Heine. Mary X
Lynch. Emma \. Livinglc. Paul Cialen
K2-Passed-T NJ Beagle. III. X Dur
Lee. c. y Mayer, ). G Quick, &C. :.
Robinson. V. 3. snyder. IN. Swormstcdt,
NJ. Y. Walker. +. X. Haas, r. J. Hoover
a. Stern, 4. I. SZe-
K2-Passed conditionally-'C. I. Boyd.
y Seltzer. NJ Strawn, %H- w. Phillips.
Second year, Section L2-Promoted-
-MaTie GOOdloe. Clothilde GrunsI5y. Mil
dred Harlan. Julia Jackson. d. c. Mont
gomery, T.. 9. NOrthup. Ida Smith G.. A
Strong. l. +. Duehring, r. y. Easton.
b +. Flshburnc. r II. Harrison. r. J.
Potbury, p. r. Read,
Promoted ConditiOnally-H. g. Gerber,
j. y. Scott G. II Wartheu.
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Cloth.

Brilliantine and Gray Novelty Cloth
Skirts; brilliautincs are IN black and
blue with box pleats and inverted kilt
bottom, chc ETlys are made with Stran
seams. button trimmed: full 50 DC
flare; worth 81. q. T. P. Z Il y
Seven BrilIiantine- skirts IN green
ana plum; box pleat front and side;
knee folds and inverted kilt bottom:
well mado and finished: 81 40
worth 81. Rebuilding G. T. P. t.F1
Six Black and White Cheek Sun
burst Skirts with deep hem and full
circular sunburst: worth s.. ST.
Rebuilding G. T. P------.-..-.-' I.1 >
Three Fine Quality Black Taffeta
Silk Skirts: full box pleated AMI side
pleated 20 knee forming fun kit bot
tom; worth $40 Rebuilding 81 10
u 1. P...s.-.. ..'sss...'s''r.''--- ~
Au-wool Cloth EtOn and Box Coat
Suits; long and short sleeves in CheviOt.
secilian. and novelty; medium and light
grays, blues. greens. browns, and reds;
piain and trimmed. worth
SO and SO. Rebuilding S "A S0
q 7. P..--.-.-....-..-.-.-... ~
Panama. Wolfe. Cheviot. and Novelty
Cloth; also SILK Suits; pony and coat
STYLES with long and short sleeves,
black, green, violet, old rose, gray. red,
blue. and plum. trimmed
effects; worth up to $25- ST S0
G. T. ~
Seven Fine Quality Tafeta Silk
Suits; in black, blue. green, and red;
made with fine tucks; also box pleats
and fine tucks combined: full tucked
skirts; worth 81. Rebuilding SH on
q. T W. "
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BEE STlMGS EkDANGER
LIFE OF ALTOONA MAN

ALTOONA. Pa. June 21.-Attackcd by
a hive Of bees on his farm near Salix,
Joseph <. Burkhart was so badly stung
that his life is in danger The bees
stung him in about hundred places,
on the head. face and back.
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First 70 Second Year.

N-Promoted-N. \. Aitcheson, T.
Clendening. J. Il Hunt NJ. /.
Ncrzcl 3. Bayly, Le,,. Van 4. Bird,
Boushec, i. McC. Chung. J. 4.
!tldridgc, l. r. Graybnl. g /. Harvey.
y. ". HodEkins, \. Hoffa, J. 5. Rose,
Promoted condItlonaIy-L. c
EasteTbroOks.
BIN. Dawkins. G. De Pue, E. \. Lin
coin. NJ. r. smith, l. e Walters. O.
D. White, W. Bastian. W. &. CLANCY
A +. CoUmbe. NJ i. Fischer, c. W.
HOdGkIrs. Ralph Hospital. o. W. Ken
nedy. a H RedheId. H. r. Stuntz,
Promoted, coqdltionauy-G. J. Abb
W c. Harris, =. *. Meek. L. W.
DI-Promoted-N. w. AIdcrton. r. N.
Barbour H. ErylawSki. NJ J. Garter. D.
NJ. Long. Z. D. Lord. A. o. Melick. NJ.
V. Meyers. /. E Sargent. J.. g. Smith
r. E Lent. + a Moody A 3. Trud-
gian.
D1-Promotcd condidonally-F G..
Adams. +. r. Stevens. NJ a. Welsh 9.
E1NPromotcd-M. f. CIaxton. N. c.
Davis. p !. Erskine. r $ Fuller. NJ
NJ Lawrence. l. NJ Payne. l. b. Rob
Taylor. O. y. Taylor. I. =. Breuninger.
r: =. Mori. ii. :. Morrison. \. X.
Williams.
E.I-Prornoted conditionaIlv-F y
Stewart - L.
RI - Promoted M. Barbour. NJ w
Brown. II. r. Cavender. r y Dodge. NJ
A Duvan. NJ. H. Hunter. J. w Nc
GauShey. NJ +. Morgan, NJ. r. Morri-
son, NJ X Paine NJ. Vi reeves. y. NJ
Yarn. x. 5. Wells. M Whitmarsh. O. B.
Buchanan. as. y. Knight. c. w. Ian
caster. J. a. Peizman. =. II. Primm. l.
y Wilson
F1-Promoted conditionally--L. Thorn
as. A Wilson. G. G. Lancaster
Gl-Promoted: a. +. Carey. VI. I.
carpenter. /. Ollie. 7. +. Graham. L
Hamilton. A McCoach. IN. H Wal
smith. NJ. a. Williamson. T. d. Nj.
Beerbrower. c Eiseman. i {. Lincoln
X. II Moran, 4. Morse J. VI. Pale r
NJ. Schwartz. Z J. Ste vensou.
Promoted con3i ionaliy-G. Day. =. II.
Grosshart, II TIhany : VI. Aisquith.
r. B. Sincoe. NJ \ VIt-en-
Crews. c. y. CaylOr. L. Conpton. III. T
jackson, NJ. +. NnowL-ine. &c McI.ach-
lay, @. Rutherford. =. p. Anderson c
NJ. DAILY. K. 3. Hancock. +, G. Hale
y G. Little. /. l. NoSer. q. p Pollock
q, +. Reinburg. i. shore
Hl-Promoted cOnGiti~naIIy-'N Cal
laghan, 'E. Has'.p. = J. DeahI
u-PrOmOted - /. J. Clark. M. E.
Criswell. NJ. \. EntwisIc. NJ f. Ponds.
W. :. GatchelL y. Sh =. II Todd. r
Z Ilman- NJ N WinEate, r II Bond
J. /. Elliot. W. /. Townsend.
I-Promoted conditionally-EIIcn L.
Williams, A " Bacon, Orland Camp
kl-Promoted-V. NJ AIbertson. NJ c.
Fitzpatrick. E e H2uvey, II l. Heff-
ner, B. ]. LingIa- ]. x. Murphy. c. c.
Williams. r. p BOykin, A NJ. Burklin
/. l.. Hammer. II. L. Hainsberger. O.
NJ Harrah. NJ c Hole, z. D. Rheem.
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forth. IN. Eberly +. NJ. Hall. L. \.
Hanft, r. NJ Kirby, f. e Magruder. j :
I. Maxwell, J. G. ROsenbaum, G. F.
Shoulders, Z. Al. Trusheim, ]. c. Ham
mack. c. E. Jones, B. y. Morrison, A. J.
Sl-Promoted conditionally-"A. NJ. An
derson, c. Harbers, w. II. Holmes, r.
A. Leding.
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CorSeJs.

Lot Of Tape Girdles; sizes up to II
f''3iI,, ooi3 generally for SOC. Re n 1c
Al the cGds and ends in medium
iiectS, girdle effects, and some rneii,5+,
iienSth styles. Worth 75c. Re n nc
building O. 7. Z. ISO
Lot OF odds and ends Of W. B r g.
-, -. and American Lady Corsets; al
q ny 5o iaSe Rerl1iiSie n2oGels- Sold up to 0OC
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Millinery

Ladies, Misses, and Children's
Milan, chip, and rough straw Hats.
IN all colorS; new sailor. high and
low crown, medium and large
Shapes; also flats for ladies
misses, and children. ST and 81 so
effects. Rebuilding @. 7. 1F
P. IcC
High crown Vesta Tfuev md 10,
6arIoS Sailors; two-piece Seabrjr.r7tti
dt,5ISs,ezemont. t,l OrmOnd. and TanG71,s,,.
.1..-l oa.IoI Shapes; in plain and r6To-I
TsIah' Mllans. Chips. Pi0Uors 80
l..Ii I5IlHlant Japs: blacks. whites ~ ~
anu coIors- Rebuilding G. Z. P OSE
chiffon and Braid Hats on ,,-,-a
frames, frames, all cOIOrs and an sbanas.
r,5.i.,iS 10 wear Hats. sailor sbaDes'
made OF silk braid on wire f,-s1rL'5.s. -.
ma, IldtSchlne-made Hats. velver siIIr -
a. S1lii ld trimmed; worth $3.50 TO \ &c
-. rebuilding O. T. SSS
Children's rolling brirn ,-r,r,..,
SfalIors, sf1-r IN solid colOrs and cornbj,,,1
t'. Ion enects: trimmed with 49,
1e-HuS ana Streamers. worth n
I9c- Rebuilding O. T -
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Silk Waists.
Black and White Jap Silk Waists;
whites are made with large tucks back
and front deep tucked cuffs. Blacks
are self-embrCidery trimmed. finished
with large cuffs; worth g. 81 on
e. L. .....-----.-------------
Fine Quality Jap Silk Waists; three
styles; one hand embrOid"red. others
lace trimmed; ali sizes; Sd 90
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Dry Goods

Dry Goods
All the remnants OF Wash
Dress Goods must e tomorrow
No matter whether they sold for
i2Ic, i5c, or 2Oc a yard-yOu
are given unrestricted choice in
this vast lot. Included are Dress
GinghamS, Lawns, fine French
Figured OrgandieS, Batistes, Dim
tiled, PercaleS, English Madras,
Cambric. silk MOuSSeline, Cotton
NioleS, SeerSuckerS, Chambrays,
Silk GinghamS-in fact, all our
Wash GoodS-in lengths from )
10 IS yards. Choice, per 03c
All our remnants Of Wool
Dress Goods must be sold before
rebuilding. All our remnants of
SergeS, Panamas, NioleS, Alba
troSS, BatiSteS. CaShmereS, Flan-
nelS. and lots of others worth
from 2Qc TO 75c a yart-lengthS
from } to s yards. @. Or
/. =. az ...---.----.
All our remnants OF Table --.nen in
lengths from IL TO 5 YARDS: woI n
from 39c 10 69c yard. Rebuild XC
i-g @. 7. P......-----------------
All our remnants OF White india
Linen and MerCcrized Madras; worth
from IJc 10 DC a yard. lengths
from 10 10 yards Rebuilding Il &C
G. T. P.--.-------------..-..- " =
SIMPSONS best Prints in black, blue.
gray. and white grounds. with neat
v hito figures, stripes, or dots; these
Calicos always sold for Sc A &C
yard. Rebuilding c. T. P-----.-
50 dozen AU-linen Dinner Nap-iI-s,
that sold for 75c 4 dozen, small I QC
lot Rebuilding G. T. P.....------O
White Wash SILK with neat small
figures in blue, rec, and black. this
than Sc yard. Rebuilding 1QC
G. 7. P.........---...------s-
Natural White Habutai SILK. y inches
wide, extra firm, and closely woven
sold generally at 39c a yard;
about 200 yards left. Rebuild &C
Imported Yam Mercerized White
Figured English Madras that has al
ways been sold at 35c and S9c 1Oc
yard Rebuilding G. 7. P....--A/
French Figured Organdies, sold gen
orally at 1sC. all the newest large q &C
flcral designs. Rebuilding G.. TIP. "a
50 short lengths Of our best grade
of Standard Table Oilcloth; sold from
the piece at 19c a yard Rebuild O &C
ing u L - ---------------- -
Brass Extension Rods that extend TO
45 inches. with fixtures complete: DC
worth Sc Rebuilding prtce..----.-- 4
Autographed Cushion Tops: an odd
lot OF about 80: worth 25c each. 7c
Rebuilding G.. T P.-.-------......--.
3S-inch wide MerCerized Lingerie
Batiste: this fabric Is yarn mercer
lied and will not lose It's luster;
worth SOC a yard. Rebuilding 10c
q. I. P..-..-.-.-........-..-.
White St Gall Swisses. in all the
pretty figured designs always O &C
sold at 19c- Rebuilding G.. T. p -
English Corded Madras, white
grounds with colOred figures; dots and
stripes; IS inches wide; worth 7 &C
l5c. Rebuilding price........--..-A4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF
6E BOARD Or DIRECTORS OF THE
4AlERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMfANl, held at It's Office on the ISIh
-.I,tdiit, tne following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
ne board Of Directors Of the Ameri-
II ~, security and Trust Company records
p pa.n ueep regret the death OF Robert
F. ~ tllSF. one OF its members. which Oc-
cured at Manassas. Va. on Nav 2s 1906
It. tte otllcl connection Of Mr. Tcrtner
49, 49, eHis company extended over eleven
- n having first been elected on
st,L - DItI0 AZ ne annual meeting OF the
80, i ialioeFs = liioloeFs held IN January 1896. The
- - Mnicn so largely contributed
OF business activity gave agresf Zal1Ie -
- presence IN our councils. his nar-
sonar relations with members of ~.
Dodtd TOOK charm from the considera-
uil ne gave 70 others and the ir1srDeSs
oI MS views MS friendship forlthe COM
pdny dhd ms interest and faith In its
success were earnest and real
Resolved therefore in token % +t,o
sehJi1tnt OF the board. this minute he
spread upon its records and cor1r1I,-1f
Gated 10 Mr. POrner's family vyIfb a,
expression OF the Ceep sympathy which
ms associates individually feel on this
occasion. ~ ei19
CHARLES J. BELL. Preside,.
JAMES =. HOOD. Secretary. Il
THE OUTING Of the butchers and Mat
cutters. which was called of WFD-
neSday, June y. will be held TUESDAY
JULY 81 Tickets sold for June II Tor
me outing and barbecue viii be good
July 81 Tor outing and barbecue at tha
gates OF Luna Park BY order of Butch
q and Meat Cutters Local I4S NJ HE'LL
MCTH, Chairman II
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19c Back Combs, '7c.

Back Combs, with fancy mountings;
about seven dozen in all: usually 19c-
Rebuilding G- T p, 7c-
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That Press Brick Front

Lecfs expert attention 20 make IL nev-ifJra
press-briclz fronts.
Vim T. pnako 20 years go Pa ave 81
AANSa Painter Phone Z. q. =
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Sfrayer's Business College

FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL.
FHACIlCAL METHOD 10 pronounce we'll
speak. read. understand. summer courses.
all grades MILE Y. PRCD' HOMAfE. ga
Indiana ava- tcar Iines) jeIT-1-t
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Three STYLES Of White Cannon Cloth
Skirts, one circular effect. pleated
down front and back: three folds
around bottom. another style has seven
cores. and others inverted kilt bot
tom; all lengths Rebuilding G. &C
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White Wash Skirts in linen. pIque.
linene and cannon clOth; full t-ilt and
fun pleat. circular. box and side pleat
styles; some embroidered. some insert
ing Of embroidery. also tailormade and
strap seams; worth s. 80 20 81 K
s.. Rebuilding c. T. P------- " >
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0uteFgaFmentS
Wash.

Fine Quality White Linen Shrt
Waist Suits, made with neat embroid-
cry down front Of waist; finished with
large tucks back and front: long
sleeves with deep tucked cuns. skirts
are fun sevcn-Eore. Killed effect. ali
sizes up TO a: sold AT @. 81 dS
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conditionally-F. q.
tevenS. VI. a. Welsh. G..
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DI-Promoted-N w. AIdcrton. r. N
Barbour. IL BrylawSki. NJ J. Carter. D.
NJ. Long. L. d. Lord. a. o. Melick. NJ
Y. Meyers. l. +. Sargent. !. G.. Smith.
r. f Lent. r A Moody a =. Trud-
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White Iinen-llnishcd Cannon Cloth
Suits; four styles. one new pony jacket
effect with strap seam. notch collar
and long sleeve. another loose back.
cOllarlcss coat with tucked sleeves. I'm
ished with tucks. others etOn STYLES
with short sleeves. trimmed stylisGly
in blue linen and finished with white
med tight fitting Jacket viii white
braid and pearl buttons. Sklis new
circular with tucks back apd front.
finished with folds around bottom;
worth s. and g Rebuilding So on
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