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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

CAN'T THROW OFF HIS CARES.
The mucous coating of the stomach
and intestlnes has lost its power of
secreting the gastric Juice Can impor-
tant factor in digeStion) the muscles
of the middle coating are correspond
ingly lifeless in grinding up the food,
and as q result the food lies in your
stomach fermenting, poisoning the
blood, irritating the nerves and break
ing down the system.
Something must be done to arouse
the digestive organs to action. Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets alone have
been found capable of digesting the
food for the unhealthy stomach. They
contain diastase, pepsin and other di-
gestive agents which the stomach it.
self possesses when in health. These
agents digest the food for the stomach
ana give the stomach chance to rest
and regain its normal powers.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not
patent medicine, the formula for their
preparation having been made public
and known to 10000 physicians In the
United States and Great Britain. BY
government tests Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets have been shown not only TO
contain no harmful ingredients, but to
possess cigestiVes of higher purity
than found In any other preparation.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are rec
commended by physicians everywhere
and can be bought of any druggist or
direct from the manufacturers at 30
cents per box.
If preferred a free trial package will
be sent you Immediately upon receipt
of name and address. f. A. Stuart Co.,
I7S Stuart BLDG Marshall. Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

wholesale dry goods firm of Hilton,
Hughes & Co.
So young Hilton was the knight of
Sylvia Gerrish's debut. He was called
one of the handsomest men in town.
He stood six feet, two or three inches
and was built like gladiator. Few
men were his match in strength.
Hilton tried to get behind the scenes
of the Casino when that performance
of "The Brigands" was done, but he
didn't have the password, and wise
though he was in the ways of the
world, he seemed not to be able to
find one to present him to the Califor-
mia Venus. So he must needs hire two
boxes the next night, and when Sylvia
Gerrish tripped down to the footlights,
shower her with flowers. In the early
part of the opera he used one box, and
in the last half. the other. He was
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
PUBLIC WORK IS
EXPANDING FAST
AQUEDUCT AND THE 0UTFALL
SEWER BIGGEST PROJECTS
Board of Public Works, in Its First
Annual Report, Reviews Work
Completed and to Be
Done

The annual report of the board of
public works treats of the outfall
sewer and aqueduct at length.
This is the first report of the board,
which is newly created:
"The most difficult problem con-
fronting the city engineer and the
board of public works is the new out
fall sewer.
"This sewer is to be of a total length
of 64,376 feet; of this 3S,551 feet were
constructed by the former contractors,
Stansbury & Powell, leaving uncon-
structed about 25,S27 feet; and in addi-
tion practically the entire back-flling
of the constructed portion remains to
be done.
Large quantities of water were en-
countered by the former contractors in
the early spring of this year in the
tunnel portion of section 8, at a point
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

been entirely we'll for over four months
can see to read and sew as well as be-
fore. 1 can honestly recommend Ac-
tina for all afflictions of the eye"
E. r. Holdbrook. deputy county clerk,
Fairfax. Va, writes: "'Actina' has cured
my eyes so that / can do without
glasses. l very seldom have headache
now, and can, study up to II o'clock
AETNA" can be used by old and
young with perfect safety. 1t Is im-
possible to do harm with one. Every
member of the family can use the one
AETNA" for any form OF disease of the
Eye, Ear. Throat or Head. One will
last for years, and is always ready for
use. 1t will be sent on trial, postpaid
II you will send your name and adj
trio Association, Dept! San. 929 Walnut
St. Kansas City, Mo, you will receive
absolutely FREE, a valuable book
Professor Wilson's Treatise on Disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
Why Take
Business Home?
Are Your Nerves Constantly Strained
With Groundless Worries?

The cause of this tense condition is
in your stomach. Your food does not
digest properly. Nine-tenths of all
dyspepsia and indigestion is of the
nervous type and the only certain cure
is to right the cause. Tonics, brain
foods, bitters ETC., are mere tempo
rary stimulants. Your stomach and
small intestines have become deranged
by improper selection of foods, inn
perfect mastication and irregularity
both as to time and amount of eating.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
EYE GLASSES NOT NECESSARY
EyeSight Can Be Strengthened, and
Most Forms of Diseased Eyes
Cured Without Cutting or
Drugging,

That the eyes can be strengthened so
that eye glasses can be dispensed with
in the great majority of cases has been
proven beyond a doubt by the testimony
of hundreds of people who publicly
claim that they have been cured by that
wonderful little instrument called "Ac-
tina" "Actina" also cures most cases
of sore and granulated lids, Iritis etc,
also removes Cataracts and Pterygiums,
without cutting or drugging. over TO-
900 "Actinas" have been sold, therefore
1t is not an experiment, but an absolute
fact The following letters are but
samples of those that are received
da ilN.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
Couldn't Break Attachment

Judge Hilton set his soul on breaking
the attachment of his son, but it was
of no use.
Sylvia Gerrish wore only No. /
boot, and the year the Thistle came
across the Atlantic to "lift the cup"
one of those slips of leather was
nailed to the cutters mast for a tails
man. Watson drank the full of 1t In
champagne, and for the slipper gave
its owner the insignia of the Royal
Yacht squadron.
In March, 1901, Henry Hilton mar
ried Sylvia Gerrish, a few days after
the death of the first Mrs. Hilton.
They went to live in the mansion his
father had built on Morris Heights.
When the Judge died in 1899 he had
cut his son off with $25,OO0 but the
executors compromised and Hilton and
the actress got enough to have kept
them in luxury. 1t went to the winds.
Hilton died broke" His wife found
note among his effects on which she
realized, 1t is understood, $4,000. This
kept her going until a few months ago.
Her credit was gone long before. The
fine old house had been stripped of
all its treasures. In October last II
was sold, with it's gardens, under the
hammer. She and her brother, George
Rollins, could not have lived there
much longer
George Rollins, the brother, who had
lived with Sylvia Gerrlsh for years.
ran out of the house Saturday night
to get Doctor When he returned
his sister was dead. The physician he
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

Mrs. NJ. E. Champ
ney. 242 West 135th
ST.. New York city,
writes: THE 'Ac-
tina cured me of
Iritis, after the doc
tors said there was
no cure outside an
OperatiOn, | have
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
Officers and Board of
Directors

PreS1denJ:
WILLIAM v. HOLLEY
Operator of Copper Mines and
President of The General Securi-
ties Company of New York and
Los Angeles.
Secretary:
LELAND STANFORD STILLMAN
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
No. 40 Wall Street, New York
City.
Treasurer:
1. MABBETT SUTTON
Assistant Treasurer, Rossiter, Nc
Govern & Company, Electrical
Machinery Supplies, etc, No. II
Battery, New York City.
Director:
WILLIAM WELLES BOSWORTH
Supervising Architect of Build
ings at Buffalo Exposition, No.
527 Fifth Avenue. New York City.
Director:
HARRY SQUIERS
OF the firm of Squiers. Aldrich &
Company, Mfrs, 297 Franklin
street, Chicago.
Consulting Engineer:
j. b. GIRAND
Deputy United States Mineral
Surveyor of Arizona.
superintendent
ELI BARRETT
Mine superintendent and Fore
man of forty years experience.
DEPOSITORIES:
The Second National Bank of
New York City.
The Citizens National Bank of
Los Angeles.
The Branch Bank of Arizona,
Jerome.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

summoned said heart disease had killed
her and he saw not trace of beauty
in her face or form.
1t was forty-eight years ago that
Sylvia Gerrish was born in the little
mining camp of Big Oak Flat, in Cal
averas county, California. Sylvia Ger
rish was her mothers maiden name.
Her name was Lillian Rollins.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

Submarine Boat Commissioned
KEEL, Germany, Dec. 15.-The first
German submarine boat was commits
stoned here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

unaccompanied then, and for nights
afterward, and he became the talk of
the town-he and 1.-The girl with the
poetical legs" Nobody seemed to
know who he was, but Sylvia knew.
Life Together Begins
One morning the mystery of the man
who showered flowers on Sylvia Ger
rish from two boxes was told in the
types. The story ran that the night
before a young man had been found
asleep in a cab at the stage entrance
to the Casino long after the playhouse
had been darkened. His cabby got
cold and finally aroused him.
Take me home," said the fare, "I'm
Henry Hilton"
Soon after that no night went by but
the gay restaurants of the theater dis
tr1ct saw young Hilton and Sylvia Ger
rish together. Their names and their
association became by-words. Some
times Fred Hilton, younger brother of
Henry, and Della Fox made a quartet
at midnight suppers.
The summer after Hilton met Sylvia
Gerrish his father mortgaged the Stew
art building to Hetty Green for 81 ,250,-
600 to pay for the sons extravagances,
and Henry Hilton passed out of the
firm of Hilton, Hughes & Co. Sylvia
advised him to refuse a settlement of
$4,000, and there followed a tangle of
law.
The scandal of it all helped to break
Judge Hiltons heart. 1t broke Mrs.
Hiltons, although she bore up under
the disgrace until 1891, when she died
in Paris.
There came break after four years
"a break that it was thought would
keep Hilton and Sylvia Gerrish apart
forever. She went to London and there
she secured perhaps her greatest sue
cess in 'Nitouche." Her poetical limbs
played havoc with the English John
nies, and she sent word back to New
York that she would never return.
But she did. Della Fox crossed the
ocean with truce from Hilton, and
the two returned together in the sum-
mer of 1898.
The old life of the pair began anew
and Gerrish was more notable in her
beauty than ever. Her trip abroad had
given her a new lease on her good
looks. Hardly had she settled down
when she was taken i'll at the Hotel
Marlborough, and the progress of her
illness was part of the days news.
Nobody but Hilton and her doctors
saw her.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16
CAR CUTS OFF LEG;
DIES DURING OPERATION
nv Assoeiated d Press.

SAN JOSE, Cal, Dec. 15.-Frank Nc
Laeuenn, foreman of a construction
gang ON the San Jose & Santa Clara
electric railroad, while starting from
the Pacific hotel before daylight this
morning was STRUCK py an lnterurpan
cut off.
He died while the surgeons at the
receiving hospital We're operating on
him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

Announce New EIectIons IN ReIchstag
BERLIN, Dec. 15.-It was officially
announced today that the elections to
the relchstag will occur January 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

where the sewer is about seventy-five
feet under ground. Careful borings
which were made by the former en-
gineer before the contract was let
show this wet tunnel section extends
nearly 1000 feet and constitutes by far
the most difficult and expensive por-
ton Of tho ca1uar
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-16

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Bindings.

rcnfie Serge Betting. black sns white.
IA inches wids3 fun 1O-yyAr-d pieces; reg
ulAr pdfos. &c; special az $40
Cotton Glsoe Betting, black ana vbi.a.
y inoh p1dss regularly lie; special at
Sc
rrzIss.an Bindtng, black ana white.
'rhscy's Special very fine quality; reg
marry loe,. a. .--.----......----...1 q
Gsffeta efik Binding. black ana white.
veuy fine quality Regularly he; special
~ s-ss---s. --.-s...-.-.----.. I Q
TaeIeta Silk Binding. our special ''paa.'
81 black ana white. at-..-...-Se
Oytton Tspe-;n black white ana gray,
2$yszd p.soess regularly Sc; special az
SC
Black wors1ed Skirt BRAID, S-vard
ptooess regular price. eo-I special atSc
veivetsen Skirt Binding, black only1
snid elsewhere at So the yard: cur price
ior TINS sac. --...-------. Q
Mercer1Eed Skirt Binding, black only,
c-yaFd pieces; sold elsewhere AT $50 d; our
lsloe $3.50. 49, 49,. $500 -. DC
Same Hs above. by the yard "a black
cold elsewhere al oc; our prios for this
India Tape, assorted widths. IN bundles:
regularly &c. at. ---......----...-kc
Cotton Tape. assorted. black and white:
boxes Of one dozen. regularly lao.; spe-
cal at
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Sewing Silks Cottons:

our Special Bu1uonhole Twist; black
only: boxes ooptaintpg - ten-yard EpUois;
same quality sold elsewhere as special
value Al 45c. the boz; our price, 16c..
dozen spools at....--...........-... &c
Pine quality Black Spool SIX, fun 100
yards, for hand aud machine sewing:
same quality Offered elsewhere at csc a
dozen; oar price for this sale. 1913 Sc
r Il Macy & cos Black Sewing
SILK. fun ounce spools; same quality sold
elsewhere al Co. each; our regular price
ESQ for this sale. 3 G.: dozen spooIs,
$3.50
Same as above. IN half-ounce spools.
each PC dozen. .---~.-......S s. -
Dressmakers' Special Machine six.
black onlyi IN half-ounos sDools: excel
lent quality: sold elsewhere a. &c: our
regular price 1sc- spoo!i Tor this sale,
14c
Bra1nerd & Armstrong; Celebrated
De- ming SIX. black only; soft finish,
especially adapted for hosiery and other
hne articles; Is yard rpoolsi same quail
'iyy sold elsewhere al 45c. a dozen: our
regular price $50: special at. 29c
Blasting Cotton fine quality; 500 yard
pools. Nos so 80 and go: dozen spools.
29c.' spool .....:..:.;...........
yard spoois: boxes Of one dozen, regularly
sold al &c; special Tor this sale a..
ice
%. Il c. Crochet Cotton, IN ballsi
RIOS. IS 20 so: regularly sold al 80
spcal II ----..----s-.....-1 DC
Darning Cotton. black ana white. dozen
rpools IN box. regularly Hold az l2o;
apscial for this sale at................So
Daring Cotton, in black only, on
osEds: rss ular price l2a a dozen; special
A. .--..-.s.-...~----...- &c
Dsruiug Wool IN black ana whit1, on
o<rcs; ragula< price 500. a dozen. fur this
s<ls a. 30. each
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Hooks and Ewes.

Rec Lion Brand Hooks and Eyes. in
black and white: sires o 20 4; boxes con
tainiEg one gross. regularly 7c.: special
AT -.......--.-. a q
our Special Hooks and Eyes. with in
visible eyes. black ana white; all brass.
rust proof. sises o 20 4: cards Of two
dozen, &c gross ......-......-sR $40
Invisible Eye. IN black and white: al
brass; cards OF two dozen; regularly sold
ana 90. a card.
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Dress Shields

Herald square Dress Shields. hsht
weight, 1ne quality nainSook: sizes 8 ana
. similar 10 shields sold elsewhere al
l2c.. our regular price. Sc. special al
&c. dozen --..-........--..- Qp
our SPECIAL Doubls-cOlered Dress
Shield, rubber and nalnso0k: similar quail
ity sold elsewhere az he; or regular
price, lie. special al &c: dozen. .99o
Victoria Dress Shields. pure rubber
lined ana covered with very fine quality
nainsook: sizes 2. 8 and 4; regularly Use.
g4c. and ITO. b, special AZ ~ "a
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CALIFORNIA
ASPARAGUS.

Jessamine brand. I n.
tall cans, can. t6c
dozen. St.S1.
Manzanita brand. can.
24c-. dozen, So II.
Lily White Brand Tips.
square can. can. 24c.
dozen. So. II.
ivSSamiuc Brand. large
can. whit or green. can.
29c dozen. So %.
Lily White Brand: large
can. white or green: can.
sac, dozen. Sc. 50.
Lily White Brand Succo-
fash. extra quality. Maine
pacS. can. Tee. dozen.
81. IS
American Eaauty Brand
Succotash. VeTv small
\ laScolet Beans. tender
and delici ions. can. lac;
dozen. S5t.57.
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Midwinter Canned Goods Snecia1s
TOMATOES

American Beauty Brand.
extra large cans, highest
selection Of whole Jersey
fruit. can. 1SC., dozen,
Sl.46.
Extra fancy ripe fruit,
large size; gallon cans.
2GC case OF six.
81. O4.
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Needles and Pins

Clinton Safety Pms. sapanned and
niclJsl!sd. sizes % 20 8; regularly sc.. &c.
ana &c. choice 4 sizes at...-........s2 SO
Safety PINS. nickelied and black enan-
ened. good quality. regularly 2lc- a gross;
for this sails. .......-.......... 4 -
English DressmaISers' Pins Mays spa-
cial importation; half pound boxes; reg
ularly iso.; special at..-.....--.-..1A 10
Best American Pins; three regular
sizes. s00 count. regularly Sc and &C.
special ~ .-...-..... ................ 10
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Kitchen Utensils and Bath Room
Fittings: A Special Sale,


WARE
pts 4 /
TO
spoon Holders. q ofee Machine go
Sugar Bowls, ST. .O3 to 81 SO
Pudding Dishes with enameled pan. S "A So IS
. o'clock Kettles to SF5.49
Round Serving Trays. S}c L and
Crumb Sets ST 40 IN
"Heator boir'
$1,000, SID. 10 @''' N'oNe
T1 BASKETS hed for serving TO II So
NV FLA ED BATH ROOM FITTINGS:-
Ioiet Paper Racks for package rs
.oHet fdper Holders for roll Ia. ~
to hang
To D Towel
Tooth Brush Holders M 97C
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Hose Supporters /:

Princess Hose Supporters, with extra
large pad made Of MORE silk. four extra
VICE elastic straps: specially adapted Cor
Stout people; sold elsewhere at 6Jc.t our
regular price. BIC: for this sale. ..Akc
Princess Hose Supporters, satin rad
ana belt, with four straps. fine elastic:
regular price, 24c. special at....1 90
hose Supporters. with raj and belt, in
PINK. blue. white and black, sold 80
where al lsc.. special at..--..1Ac
Children's Hose Supporters. IN black
ana white: sold elsewhere at Zoe; epecial
- a.
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DRY GOODS.

Please use BLUE TRANSFER
CARDS when you make purchases
IN more than TWO departments and
EXPECT 20 take them with you. Use
PINK CARDS when goods are 20 be
delivered
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Clearance of Oriental Rugs.

Oriental Art Weaves treated as rnerchandse-the
groups marked down Just decsively mark
down any clearance lots Of staple dry goods.
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Lace Curtains and Draperle.s.

other
a 500 pairs
$3.50 S11 80
Sale Price S29S S3.4S S4.4S
Nottingham Curtains. designs:
S1.65 $3.50 $3.50 s55o
Sale Price S11S S1.A9 S1.0S S2.4S So % Ss{4S
top bottom; Sa5o quality e1 a. green's So %
Real Bagdad Couch Covers
500, $3.50 and $500 SS,
~ uh range Of coors heavily inged:
~ So iHaiIs' eao" 81 40
$5 sae price WIN 81
size 81 70 quality designs frnsed s574
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CORN.

LILY White Brand. extra
quality. equal quality sold
elsewhere at Ice. a can.
can. Toe dozen
Sf.tS
American Beauty Brand.
tender and delicious. extra
fancy; equal quality else
where 2oc our price. can.
l2C.; dozen, ST. SS.
Corn ON cob zone ear, .
can. Zoe; dozen. S1.t2
BEANS.
cut string. Jessamine
Brand: can. lie. dozen.
S1.21.
Stringless. ,Iessamine
Brand: can. 1 &c. dozen.
81.
Stringless. American
Beauty Brand: can. 1Sc. .
dozen. sS2.O6
Golden WaN Lily White
hrand. can. Zoe; doz
en-. St.O9
Kidney Beans: e-lh.
cans; dozen, Ole: can.
Sc.
LImas. JsSsam me Brand.
an. &c. dozen.
81 81.
I-imas. Lily White Brand.
1Sll' loC., dozen.
S. 81.
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WOl11en's Petticoafs
and Ki11onOs.


doc -Black-and- whits Check
Petticoats. made with UNI
brella founce and two small ruff
fles.
S1.5q -Petticoats. made OF mo-
reen. in black, violet
navy, cerise, green. pink and red /:
with deep accordion pleateG founCe
with small ruffle and dust ruffie.
AOc Short Kimonos. made of
fine colored lawn in Per
sian designs; made with saCQue
collar. with scalloped edge around
collar and sleeves.
6CC Short Kimonos of white
lawn belted back, large
handkerchief collar and turnover
cuffs.
0OC Long Kimonos. made OF
lawn-white grounds with
small dot and large flower design:
finished with white hemstitched
lawn border and turnover cuffs.
Silk Petticoats.
SA.06 Moments SILK Petit
coats. black or colored,
made with umbrella flounce.
trimmed with four rows OF shir-
ring and finished with circular
fiounce and percaline dust ruffie.
SIS so -Petticoats OF black or
colored silk. made with
deep accordion pIeated fiounce.
single or double ruche and dust
ruffie.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
-~---->---~-~-- -----~--~----------
: Prices.l Towels and
TOwelling.
list Fl.
Hemstitched III u c k
Towels. all linen,
N21x4O-inch size. 03c
Eeach ...........
III Hemmed Huck
1Towels. pure linen,
. 21x39-inch size. pic
leach ..-.........
g. All Linen Crashes, a
81. yard. 49,. &c to l2C
M = ;
~! -: 81 lax
In the Basement
WOMEN'S FU r L " E ID
COATS, Loose Model. made Of
broadcloth. in dark red. dark
green, black and brown. lined with
squirrel, finished with large fur
shawl collar: every size from "a to
Al. but not every size I'm every
color; quantity limited: S11 IA
each Observation-Disclosures.
MAJOLICA FLOWER POTS,
half regular prices. S-inch.
ice; 9-inch. 29c.; 10 AOc
lncn .......-............
On the Main Floori
SILK - IMPORTED BLACK
DRESS TAFFETA SILK. high fin
ish. 35 inches wide; $3.50 OOc
quality; a yard ....-....
WOMEN'S GLACE GLOVES. in
black. white. tan. red. brown and
gray; 75c. quality. \ shipment
just received will he placed AOr
on sale Tuesday, sale price.
ALL WOOL CREPE ALBA
TROSS. full 40 inches wide, In all
the desirable shades: value 6jc. a
yard: special for Tuesday AOo
at -.'.-s..-. ......-..s.......
On tho Second Floor;
WOMEN'S WAISTS. made Of
fine quality white lawn, side pIeats
and wide embroidery band on
front, tucked back and deep 40
cuffs; special for Tuesday at ~
WOMEN'S WAISTS. made of
extra fine grade OF Madras or
heavier materials; some have
striped and figured designs: front
trimmed with side-pleats and
French back; special for IN.
TUESDAY at...........
WOMEN'S SHORT KIMONOS.
made OF colOred lawn. plain lawn
border down front. around neck
and sleeves; special for 49,
tuesday at. ........-.-...-. ACN
GIRLS HIGH NECK DRESSES.
made of white dotted Swiss. entire
waist trimmed with fine tucks and
embroidery insertion. tucked
sleeves; full skirt trimmed with
embroidery insertion and deep
hem; sizes t 10 II years: e u
special for Tuesday at. PC,1t
WOMEN'S COATS. made ~ very
fine quality cheviot; full front with
semi-ttttins back, double box
pleat; collarless neck. prettiIy
trimmed with velvet: lined with
black satin. were S19T4; 70 -,
special for Tuesday at. p>'SNt
On the third floor.
RUFFLED SWISS CURTAINS.
three yards long; sold elsewhere at
SOC. 10 500 a pair; special for
Tuesday at 59c.. 19c. 9Sc c1 AZ
RUFFLED SWISS SASH CUR
TAIN MATERIALS. fancy stripes
and dots: so inches wide. regularly
sold at &c. the yard. spe- ~
Clal for Tuesday at......... III
JAPANESE LAMB EQUIN.
handsomely embroidered. sold else
where at $500 each: spe- g u
cial for Tuesday at....... 20. ~
FOUR-FOLD JAPANES
S e r E En- $; regularly
So S5.oo' . special for TUESDAY ST. QS
OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES.
all colors. 50 inches wide. q feet
long; mounted ON good spring roll
s sr;. . rssglarly DOE special 1Sc
The Above Not on Sale Mouday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14
PEAS


Suga- Peas. Jessamine
Brand; can. 14c: dozen.
S1.57.
Extra Sifted Early June.
JesSamine Brand. can.
/ &c dozen. Sf.ST.
Homestead Peas. LILY
White Brand; can. 1Sc;
dozen. S1.S1.
Petite Pots. American
Beauty Brand: can,
19c.; dozen. So. IT.
Leon MarCeau & co,
Brand. our own special TN
portation-
Extra Fins. can. csc:
dozen. So. Sc.
Sur Extra Fins. can.
csc.
MUSHROOMS.
Hotel can. Use; dozen.
S2.O7.
Choix. can. 24c.: dog
en-. So. rs.
sur Ex ChOix. can.
ere; dozen. So. 10.
Sur FIX Miniatures. can.
Sic; dozen. So 81.
Pumpkin Golden: S-lo.
can. Toe. each. 81. lie
dozen.
Squash (Marrov): S-lo
can. Zoe. each; ST. II
dozen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14
Austrian China,

Oyster Plates. six styles of Shell
Decorated Oyster Plates: regularly
Si.4I To S5-sS the dozen. sale price,
the dozen. -----..-.........S2 70