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New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
GREAT D0INGS AT HIPPODR0ME.
Anniversary Night-Big Fun for Company
After the Show

He was a lucky man who asked to 'bide a
Wee last night when the curtain went down on the
final scene at the Hippodrome. There hun
dreds asked, and as many more longed to be- for
nearly everybody knew it was the great star night
with Thompson & Dunday The big audience
and then during the performance got the scent Of
something sweeter than violets and the unknowing
asked the knowing ones. What's doing?"
It's anniversary night; the first anniversary OF
the f1lppodrome. The management is going TO cele-
brate by making the hardworked actors and ac-
tresses happy" some one spoke out.
And that almost Gospel truth for the lights
had hardly been turned out when they were turned
on again, and thousand men and women hurried
into the auditorium from the rear. Then the cur
tain went up, and while the whole chorus and the
entire Hippodrome company sat back in their seats
frank Daniels. Peter Daley and his Lulu Girls Joe
weber and Marie Dresser and the entire Weber
company, Bonnie Magnn. Elsie Janis and Otis
Hariin entertained them with the best Broadway
KNOWS. Ihen came anniversary refreshments.
Oscar, the chef, and the whole group of cham
payne producers could have imagined daintier
dishes and glasses-and everybody and drank
John W. Gates and company Of twenty-five
friends roared with merriment Bird S Coler.
happy. After this the big tank was dropped and
everybody jumped into bathing suits and fshed
around. tnen Jumped out again and ate and drank
There We're valuable presents at the bottom OF
the tank, and lively competitions in fancy diving to
get them.
We're glad to be here Mr.. Thompson declared.
It's anniversary night, and we've got reason TO
be thankful. We have entertained more people il
the last year than any house in the country. and
given the people the greatest show before the pub
lie, and il has paid us and, We feel paid the
The Bfppodrone was opened on April L. 1895 It
has entertained more than three million people in
that time The receipts reached s20010OO The Hip
podrome will close on July 10 and go to Atlantic
city for the summer season
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
BROWNE MUST RETURN.
Canada Surrenders Customs Stein
dLer-BOndsmen Sued.

Montreal. April 12.-Extradition Commissioner
Choquet to-day ordered the surrender 10 the United
States Of Charles c. Browne. of New York. Browne
convicted of defrauding the United States gov
ernment by undertaking. import goods while acting
in the capacity of examining officer in the Customs
Department Browne was out bail the day he
sentenced. and escaped over the border.
An action begun in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday by Henry L. Stmson, as the
United States District Attorney for the Southern
District Of New York, against Charles H. Louis and
Isaac Schlessinger to recover the of Sl2,500
sureties Brownies bond.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
MOTHER AND CHILD.

Let the mother take SCOTS
Emulsion for the two; it never
laIlS to benefit them both. One
can eat for two, but nouriShing
two iSa different thing. 1t calls
Tor a degree ofintemal strength
mat the average woman lacks.
People of luxury are not very
Strong by habit: overworked
people are weak in some func-
IONS from exhaustion or. their
Surroundings. SCOTS Emul-
Son can be depended upon TO
overcome such conditions. 1t
Sawonderful food for a mother
and child.
s|'l'T ( BOVINE. 100 pearl Street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

KhowIedge that Gorky was coming inspired the
pan. flnley Peter Dunno and Mr. Hunter were
az uIe meeting, and Nicholas Tcharkovsky was
present by invitation and talked
MT Hunter said it hoped that the COM
nltlee could be made up chiefly of men of ma
uonal reputaton-such men as would inspire
confidence and appeal to the American people
The committee Will probably be composed Of
ten men.
1t is the hope of the committee to lend all pos
slble aid to the cause of the Russian people who
are nghting for freedom-by such methods as
may be deemed best
Mark Twain and William Dean Howells will
call on Gorky at his hotel to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
GRANT AND coeHLAN JOIN u. S. S. w. V

Major General Fred Dent Grant. L. 8. A, and
Rear Admiral Joseph r. Coghlan Z. s. NJ were
two of the eight comrades mustered into Old Guard
Camp No 49, United States Spanish War Veterans,
last night at its headquarters in the Arcade, at
broadway and esth street. The other members
who joined the camp last night were Major Francis
Preston Fremont. Colonel John b Kerr. Lieutenant
Colonel H 8. Robinson. Captain f. G.. Knabenshue.
James V. Tuclian and b. w. Clendennin At the
supper which followed the Initiation. Major Murphy.
the commander of the camp. delegated the post OF
taostnlastcr 10 Captain DaVenny
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
FRIDAY
SPECIALS
IN
Table Linens,
Towels,
White Goods

Full Bieached Mercerized Damasks-
extra high lustre-beautiful
desigDS-value 40 .........-... 10
All Linen satin Damasks-creau
ard whlte-64 10 30 inch-value 90 50
All Linen Nspkins-2O inch
'CIi pieach--dozen ------------.---.. 80
Fine Huck Towels-H. S. hem
A4---Va'ue % .'----.-...-----. 1617
All Linen Crash TowelIings-
is inch-extra heavy-special. ...... 7&
White Dotted Swisses-subject 20 slight
tmperfections-instead Of .I2ls..... "a
Satin Fig'd Waistings-about so
beautiful parterns-speciaI ... 81
White Mercertzed Waistings-prettv
hgures and stripes-value % 10
White Novelty Openwork Poplinettes-
wide and narrow lace stripe effects. Oh
Extra fine Lingerie Lawns
IS inch-value 20 ... -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
FRIDAY ! Rurs
SPECIALS Shades
IN pn6c E4r

Reversible Smyrna Rugs
IoxlO.6 ft--OrientaI designs. also oIafn
red and green centres-wOrth 50 OOSS 9S
Finest All Wool Ingram Art Squares
Sx2is yds.-value So. 90 .-- z QO
Brussels Rugs-strictly all wool
S.3xlO6 ft--new Oriental colortngs-
s'yies-Wortn Sl4-Ss. SO
Brussels Hall Strips-3 6xIO6 fl
tor hall or bedroom-efTective
lS-'aIue St-VO -.-.---.-..-.-4. 90
Mercerized Rope Twist Pillow GirdIes-
" yus long-two tassels-vaIue As %
sash Curtain Rods-22 TO - inches. 1
Fringed Opaque Window Shades
5Xo tt--best colors-value 35 -
oiicIoth Wash Tub Covers-soniething
neW-assorted colors-speciaI. ..... %
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
FlauleiS
and
Blankets

White saxony Wool Baby Flannels-
extra wide-value .34....--.-.------ %
All Wool -sponged-fashio1-
able shades for suitings
sacQues. etc-value SO. ...-.--...-- SO
White Domets and Cantons-vaIUe @. . :
Full size White California Blankets
dainty borders-value So 9S- - 9S
Fine Cal Wool Blankets-72x95 inch
inch silk ribbon binding
good value at S14. eS. S......-..----..s +. Us
All Wool Blankets-Fancy plaid
combinations for three-qusrter size
bads-value $500 ....-.-...--...S3. rs
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
FRIDAY Wome1'S Underwear
BARGAINS and
IN COrSetS

Carnbric and Muslin Drawer
wide r1f7ss, with lace or emby And
H : tuck-speciaI. iaI..-.-.-.-------- 40
Nainsook and CamhriC-wide rune
OF dainty lace and emb'y--valus 90 10
Women-s Cambria Skirts-desp lawn
founces-six Val. lace inserts OF
ruffie OF ernb value 81. 50 --.---- I "a
Fine Cambria Sklrts-French founces
OF fancy lace or enb'y insertlngs-
value s. - -----.-.-.- 98
Nainsook C'orset Covers-inserts OF
fancy lace and ribbon run beading
value - ......-..- ...-...-...- ~
Women Cou$ne C'rsets-black and
colors odd sizes-reg 81 and 81 25. 50
Coutille Corsets- various reputable
nlakes-nOt AL sizes II each. but an
sizes in Iot-worth $3.50 and $500. 70
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
Tiffany & Co.
Wedding Presents

In addition to large stock of rich silver
ware, tiffany & Co.'S establishment offers
1or discriminating purchasers many unu-
sual artistic objects collected from the art
centres abroad
Among these are new and delicate color
effects in enamel by Auguste JEAN Never
and others
Fans by Houghton and other artists of
merit, Also Valenciennes, Chantilly, Bu-
rano and other rare lace fans Lapis-lazul
CLOCK sets, coupes, vases, jewel boxes ETC.
Ivory carvings by Descomps Barrias,
Moreau-Vauthier Carved rock crystal cabi-
net ornaments
Fifth Avenue g. 337h Street
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
Notions,
Stamped Goods,
Centre Pieces, Etc.
FRIDAY
SPECIALS
IN

,.r-s,al and Jet Hat Pins-all the
latest shades-instead OF 5.---.---.. 3
sH NJ Double Edge skirt
Freld-5 I'd. piece-value -l5------- =
Slammed Lawn Corset Covers
Stamped Linen Ha,s-value .4s. ..... SO
stamped Lawn Hats-vaiue 10. ..-.. -
Stamped Linen shirt Waists
s wards long-36 inches wide
fuII shirt waist pattern
value 81 SS ..-.---.-- .---.------- OK
Fine white Lawu-for shadow Or
eyelet smb'y-vaiue 81 -. .---..-.--- .S4
parnask Linen Tray Cloths
row of mstitching-regularly Is 10
Union Linen Centre Pieces
Is and % inch--plaiu. II. S. or %
rows OF II 5. and one row drawn
work-value - -.--..-----.-- -
Ftand made Renaissance Scarf
Linen centres-2OxS4 inch. -.-.- .--... SS
MECHANICS WASHABLE GI-OV ES-
for rnaaons. rnotormsn. drivers
and Others who work outdoors. also
excellert for household use-
with and without gauntlsts--
-. 9, .12A. 1 3 .19 "a
Motion pept- basement.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
FRIDAY Bows Suits,
SPECIALS Goats,
IN Waists, Etc

IN waists, Etc
Russian and Sailor Sujts-Wool
Crashes, Homespuns and Fancy
Cheviots-23- 10 10 yrs
BOYS Norfolk and Double Breast suits
Worsteds. Cheviots. Serges. Fancy
Tweeds-7 to Il yrS--Vorth 80 So- = 20
Youths Suits-Cheviots and Tweeds-
single and double breasts 70 20
yrs.-30 10 SO chest-value $1,000 g .95
BOYS Norfolk and Double Breast
Suits-Cheviots. Tw eeds aud fancy
mixtures-some with extra pair
trOusers-1 TO - yrs-valus $3.50 80
Refers and Topcoats-Coverts and
HomespUns-2l7 to Is yrs--
Bows Knee Pants-Cheviots and
rTweads-patent waist bands
2 10 Is yrs--regularly 40 ---------- -2S
Bows Golf and Eton Caps-Sergss.
Cheviots and teds-valus 10 ID
Chudrens Cloth and Leather Tams-
value 81 70 -----------.-----s---- sS5
Bows Dress Kaleidoscope
black steel. pearl and maple
with bands. ..-........-.. 9S azd .A9
Boys. NeEligee Shlrts-Fancy Percsls
and Nadras-sizes y 70 Il neck
baud-value 10 ....---.-.-..------- .41
Bows Iaundsred White WaIsts-fuIl
pleated 20 Is y-rs -yalus -sS 80
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines. FUZZY
guaranteed: machinery bougbs and ex-
changed. GEO. =. EDDY. 3as Madison 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
FRIDAY I Silks.
SPECIALS Dress COods.
IN Lini1gS

- inch All Silk Peau de Cygnes-
light and medium colors-value 80 40
% inch Rough PonEees-pIain and fg'd-
light ana all new colors-value so. So
% inch Black Pongees-sOft. vet
fru-vaIue .65 ....-.-.--------..-- A9
- inch All Wool Nun Eeilings-
coIors. cream and black-value rs 50
IS inch Imported Cream Mohairs-
extra silk finish-value SO 50
45 inch All Wool Granite and Melrose
Suiting-f fashionable shades and
bIack~vaIue So .-.-.....--......,. so
Moire Percallnes-Black White and
leading sAades-value .l0...----....
30 inch Taffeta Rustic Linings-
black and colors-value 25..-...... 25
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
FRIDAY ! .TeEe'rv.
SPECIALS Belts.
IN ! Neckye6r, Etc.

~'FF-- - 49, e--ss
Gold Fjllel JeWeiied Hat Pins
Roman OF polish finish worth 9S -
Gold FILLED or solid Silve- Scarfpins-
plain or jewel set-value as ,..-.. %
Belts Or Gold Goth. Persian GiIt
SIX Braid pres1tr SIX AMI Novelrv
Ribbon -G.rdle- shaped asd crushed
Elects many with jeweils3 clasps and
back ornament 20 match
worth 81 as - g. aS S-............... 90
Gilt BeHs-plaIn or crushed effects
'a'ue % ----..-,-- ---..-....-- I -
Gold plated F'oreEtiu~ Frames
square OF oval aiue ~. .--.-..... %
Black Crushed Kil Belts
all sizes vaiue 80 .-.-.-.....-... Al
Real seal t'hstelaines-Chamois
lned-patent hook-vaIue $50 Ak
BOX Ruchings-S neck lengths IN
box-inStead ~ 2s-......-.-..-. IT
Hall Sleeves not. with lace and srb-v
large variety--Value .55-pstr ...... "a
Ne.lum Or Partisan Cambria S.ationo-,
pkge- of &c 20 tc2 sheets ..... q
Envelopes % match, 10 cts. PER loo
business Enyeiopss-box of "a
value .35 .......... -
Esf Cards and Booklets
Wo4'o ana 10 ,-.-...... =
Leather hd PRAYER Books with
Eris'les ara Gozre'H value 81 20 "a
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
BILLIARD AND POOL THBLEs.

MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley build
e-s: lowest prices. MARK BROS. "a Union
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
BOARD AND ROOMS.

single insertions cents per line. Sixteen
"oros eeven times consecutvely. 81 wnlch
sautles advertiser to have rooms entered in
me Trtbune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
Circular
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

French Muslin Curtains-deep rufne-
inserting and tucks-were 81. 10. 10
Scotch Lace Curtains-reaI lace effects
31s yds, IOng-were S1.Te- -.-.-..-,-1 l 20
Bamboo Curtains-run size.-doral
designs-new enects--wortD s. so I 49
Ftg'd ArInure Po-tieres-
Tapestry and velour borders
choice colorings-value $5.9S.....-3. IS
Man FRS Samples Of Upholstery Fabrics
27x50 TO 50x50 fnches-for table
covers. yacht cushions. chairs. &c
less than half value-each. 1 d 10 90
Fig'd Art Denims-
Oriental designs-value 10. ....... .l2h
Persian Stripe Couch Covers
80 inches wide-fringed-
Fa4ue sI.'O .-.--.- -----------.---- l q. 1 .
Renaissance Door PaneIs-French
designs-dozen styles-yaIue 81 TO. 9S
Irish Point Door Panels-3ax45-
20 inch motifs-value 7e - 20
French Net Bed Sets-fuH size
Renaissance centre-bolster sham
deep valance-valUs S5-9S- -........S as
Emb'd Tambour sash Muslins-
scroll borders-hg'd centres
regularly .23 " ~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
RESTAURANTS.
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
ADVERTISING. - Waited. Lright man.
hustler, as advertising solicitor on daily
newspaper. Address. giving references. Mr..
JONES. Box 10. Tribune Office.
ANY intelligent person may earn a good
income corresponding for newspapers: no
canvassing: experience unnecessary. Send
Tor particulars. NORTHERN PRESS Syn
DICATE, LockpOrt. N Y
BOY WANTEp.-Brght boy for office
work; Gentle preferred: bring references
SUTPHEN & MYER. Desbrosses 81.
BOY.-Bright. neat boy for once work;
must come well recommended. Address,
In own handwriting stating salary ex-
pectsd. B. o., Box 10. Tribune ONCE.
SALESMAN = LUMBER. - A very large
Southern concern. handling large amounts
OF lumber, principally cypress. whose repre-
sentative is temporarily in N Y. needs
several first class salesmen to travel in
Eastern territory, and will pay good salaries
TO high class experienced men in the line
and no other need apply. state full ex-
pertence in your reply, or no attention will
be paid to IL. All communications con-
sdered as confidential IL so desired. Ad-
dress SALESMAN, Box a. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
LANDSCAPE GARDENER desires home
with some one of means wishing 70 de-
velOp well situated unencumbered farm
property in natural style, with view 10
making II available for residential pur-
poses; references. Box 100 Trenton, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DRESsMAKING AND MILLINERY.
DRESSMAkER; special Easter prices,
shirt waists. fancy gowns; also Out BY day.
Nine LUISA. ITO Madison ave.
DRESSMAKER--C woman; by day
or at home: good az remodelling; refer
ence. Address +. r.. 102 West 9th st.
DRESMAKER--WiN cut and fit the first
lining free Of charge; perfect mt guaTan-
teed, suits made from 50 up: also out by
the day. Mrs. WETMORE, 2272 I'd ave.
FRENCH MILLINER. artistic designer;
will trim hats al reasonable prices, also
call at residence. Mime. BLANCHE, l35
West 10th St
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
Friday, as Usual, Bargain Day
With
A Multitude of Specials
Spring and Easter Merchandise.
no MAIL OR TELEPHoNE ORDERS.
Women's Coats,
Suits, Skirts
And waists

j EA--& l%AS -
Tsneta and Peau de Sole Goats
three -quarteT-empire or full box
pleated-value SIS. % ......-..-..1 q9
Women's short Coats-Tan- Covert and
Black BrOadclOth-satin and tarets
Aned-worth SS.SS -6.9S
Black Broadclorh and Tan Covert
COats-dtted and pony styles
satin ined-worth Sass --..------.S .SS
Tane,a SILK Coats-msdiuna and three
quarter-collarless or deep applique
cOllar-value $40 9s- -.-.---..--.---.6. %
Tailored Suits OF Panama. Broadcioth
and CheviOt-ciEcular pleated skirts ana
Etons in latest styles
Brosdcloth. Panama. sicilienn--plai1
colors and novelty combinations ,
EtOns and box coats
value 5000 .. .9S
Chiffon and LustTous Tsf-sta Suits
circular pleated skirts-braid. lace or
button trim--worth S23. 9S- ...-.--1 8 99
Women's Skirts-Broadcloth. Panama
Cheviot and Serges. black. colors.
checks and plaids-value s7.9S. ~ 9S
China Silk Waists. tailored or with
lace. emb'y and tucSs-also mercsrtxsd
POngae WaiSts-wOrth 81 s-----.1 50
Beautiful Dolly Warden Waists of
China Silk-charming effects; also
Radium Jap SILK. emby OF novelty
lace trim. and many others. including
China silk. accordion pleated with
Val. lace yokes-vslue s. ss. -..-.S %
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
LOST.

LOST.
EANKBOOk No. 40 $50 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. ANY per
son having a claim 10 IL Is hereby ca4led
upon 10 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit to having said passoook can
celled and a new one issued
BANKBOOK No 470. .020 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing Any per
son having claim to il Is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passbook can
Celled and a new one Issued
IrST.-Pa Passbook No. SO 39S. issued by the
Union Square savings Bank. formerly the
Institution for the savings or Merchants
Clerks. nnder will please return II 10 the
bank.
LOST-Bankbook No. AL s24 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. any person having claims
upon SAID book is called upon TO present the
same 70 the bank within thirty days, or the
said book will be declared cancelled and
eXtingulshed, and q new one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST Bankbook No AL. 7O1 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. any person having claims
uDo, said book is called upon 10 present the
same to the bank within thirty days. or the
said book viii be declared cancelled and
extinguished, and new one Issued in lieu
thereof
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 4e3 12s
OF the German Savings Bank, in the City
OF New York corner Attn ave and 14th St,
issued TO Frank and Mary Jahoda; all per
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same: II not returned to the bank on the Sd
day Of May. 1906 duplicate VIII De is
sued.
LOST. - Bankoook No So 262, Bank for
Savings 80 4th ave, New-f ork. Pay-
ment stopped. Please return book % nann:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
TYPEWRITING.

ANOTHER exceptionally fine lot OF Rem
ington typeWriteTs. S12-$i4: all gu1Tan-
teed perfect Room TO- 50 Warren st.
TYPEWRITERS.- Remington, $40; Gran
dali. S.: Densmore. Yost or Hammond.
$3.50 Expert repairing GAY. III West
l25th st.
TYPEWRITERS. All makes sold rented.
repaired, exchanged; reliable service
GORhAN. 20 Nassau 81, Telephone -t7o-
Cortlaudt.
TYPEwRITERs RENTED.-An makes: al
prices. A. W NJ. CO.. S4S Broao"aS-
Phone 4S60-Franklin-
sl.OO CASH PAYMENT secures New
WelllnGtin Visible TypeVa tier: balance
payable in small weekly payments. Will
lAMS MFG. CO. 325 Broadway. Tel 3US
Franklin
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
FRIDAY
Special
Hats
and
Flowers

Chiffon and Braid Semi-Ready Hats
Black and colorS-value 81 SO --...- 02
.Children's Tuscan Flats-value s1.49 .0S
ChHdren-s wreaths. Poppies Daisies.
June Roses. Bluets. &C.-value 81. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
FRIDAY
SPECIALS
IN
WOmen'S Kincnos
and Wrappers

Women's Lawn Kimonos-fuI cut and
length-varfety OF summer colorinSs-
contrasting borderS-value 70. 10
F4tted Cambria Wrsppers-horsl
patterns-fancy trim or tailored
value sl-25 -----.--.-----.-----... %
Full Length Crepe Kfmouos-extrz
wide-cOntrastins trim-valus SO 30
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
Shirt Waists
and
PetticoatS

Waists Of sheer White Iawu--fouf
wide panels OF handsome snb' y-ycke
effects OF lace and tucks-
Lawn and Bafiste-ailpver front OF
lace emb-v and tuCks-also other
dainty Sryles-value $500 -..------2 %
Misses White, Shirt Waists
cut for the youthful figure
latest edec1-worth $500. ..-.-----1 9S
Finer 70 St69
Women's Taheta SILK Pet1tCoats-
black and Coors-hare touncss. in
fashions latest dictates-special. 3 %
Black MerceTized Satsen Petticoats-
wide pleatiug. rufle huish-value 80 49
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

fuil Information concerning these rooms
nay sy De bad. free of charge. at the Uptown
SHce OF The New-York Tribune. l.oos
brosdwav. between 36th and 3Ith sts-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

2SD ST. 20 EAST Opposite Madison Square
Park).--Suite. two rooms and bathroom
references.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-10
NEW YORK BUDDHISTS
HOLD CELEBRATION
Ceremonies Upon the Ami
versary of the Birth of
Their Savior.

NEW YORK, April 9.-While Chris
tian churches last night, with sermon
and song, were celebrating Palm Sun
day and the entry of the Savior into
Jerusalem before his crucifixion, priests
of the Buddhist faith in a house at 62
West Seventy-first street, in strange
robes and with weird chanting, were
celebrating the birth of their savior,
Gautama Buddha, 2400 years ago. In
the little Buddhist temple there were
no hymns, no prayers nor other of the
religious forms of the Christian faith,
but the sermons preached by the Chris
tian clergymen and by the Buddhist
priests differed little 1t was the same
message of purity, peace and forgive
ness.
About 100 persons were present at the
Buddhist service. For the most part
they were women. At one end of the
large room a small altar had been ar
ranged, where incense burned. Every
where were flowers. They festooned
the altar, the walls. the chandeliers
Those in the little congregation were
admitted by card.
Back of the improvised altar was the
name of Buddha, inscribed on fine silk
Beneath this burned the incense. The
services began with the entrance of the
high priest and two others, who, stand
ing before the altar with clasped hands
and closed eyes intoned chant In
their own Language.
This being over addresses were made
by Swami Abekananda, head of the
Vedanta Society In New York, and by
other Buddhist priests.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-10
ADvERrIsEMENTs
ADvERTIsEMENTs.
STRICT ARMY
ORDER ON FOOD
Victorious Japanese Know the Sc
cret Of Strength and Health.

In the Japanese army during the late
war with Russia strict regulations
were enforced TO promote health among
the soldiers. These regulations covered
every phase of hygienic living They
were especially strict in regard to food.
body is good food" said these instruc-
tfons TO the conquering japanese army.
And this is just as true in America as
IT is IN Japan. The origin of strength
in the human body is good food"
IN this country we have the ideal
good food. It is the food which gives TO
The body and brain perfect strength and
perfect health. We refer TO Malta-Nita,
SO often called "The Perfect Food" be-
cause il contains every food element
the body needs, and in the exact pro-
portions which science has shown are
necessary to health and strength.
Malta-Vita IS the whole of the best
white wheat grown, mixed with finest
barley malt extract This is the reason
81 is so rich in vitaliZing, refreshing.
r,7l.scle- building, blood-making food
elements The wheat, after being thor
ouRhlv cleaned, is cooked and steamed
iiylfil the starch cells break down 1t is
then mixed with the malt extract and
rolled out into wafer-like fakes, every
grain Of wheat a flake The malt ex-
tract, an active digestive agent, con-
verts the gelatinized starch of the
wheat into maltose, or malt sugar Malt
sugar is very nutritious and is easily
dfeested even by the weakest stomach.
Malta-Nita is baked in great ovens
until il is crisp and brown, ready to eat.
Thef is how il comes TO you-the most
NtrengtheninE. most delicious ana
cieanest food in the world. All grocers
sell Maita-Vita-