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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-27
DRY GOODS.
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424=426 King St.
DRY GOODS.
ALIVE DAY SALE

Beginning Monday morning. April 2Srd, st
o'cloct We ST. ri big tive day sale ending
Fri.isy nj sx O'Clock. DURING this sale We
will give :. mr. v. r. unusu-l va'urs aud as an
ihdwemeut 10 ali who pu chase gnods To ihe
amount NJ one dollar or over We viii present
free Of charge st ndard Pattern, any style
you msy select. Be prompt aud get some OF
u esq good bargains.
All fancy DRESS Trimmings during this
sale are subject TO discount Of ten per cent
Full line Of New Table Oilcloih. Floor OH
cloth, Iinoleums, Trunks, Satchels and suit
Cases at very low prices.
Al 90 Novelty Dress Goods, yard...... S5c
50c Dress Goods. ward. go. ...,..,,..,,,, So
~, Fancy Dress silk. ward. .....,...... 50.
IL pieces Fine l2tc Cannon ClOth....... ~
80 pieces i2lc New Figured Organizes,
ward ..'............. 80. ............... 81
Is rolls Cotton Tow elling. yard,..-... 3sc
400 yards 10 ight DRESS Gingham... a.
I9c Pequot Bleache Pillow Case Cot.
ton, IS inches wide, yavd ....... 49,. loo
Small lct Ladies' 81 Guaranteed Kid
GLOVES par ~ R.,,sr ROW, siocE O''
iSgs, pair f,r............... ......,,,. 95c
20 Siec.s Henle,'s $50 Wool. anish
Serge. yard. .... ,,..,. go, ..........r...,. l5c
Another lot 81 81 Fine White Lawn
Waists. long and short sleeves, ,,.,.,r Sl.I9
10 pieces i?Ie China Mating. yard,..... 9lc
All Remnants of Mating At cost,
20 rolls 25c China Mating. yard, ....,.. lsc
All Soc China N ting during this sale,
ward ..m.... .,.. -. 49,. ,..,... .....,. 27c
All the 81, Toe aud l2s' Silesia Lining,
yard ...... ........ ....... ........ o.
so good and strong 81 Suit Gases, each. Csc
80 pieces good Dress Goods Remn ants
to close out below cost.
Small lot 81 and $3.50 Heavy White
Waists, each........ .......... ........... 59c
1900 yards Zoe, l2ic AMI l5e Embroid-
cries aud inst rliugs. yard .......... 49,. s1c
So : 40, reduced from 81 4s .....' sl,ss
One Covert Cloth Jacket, size 80, r.
dueed from $3.50 to-" 49,. So. ...... 1926
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-27

NT0TE E-ALL PERSONS DOING BUS
~ iness requiring state license are ns,so oy
given due Eotee that said license eaP,re' Gu ="
he Goth day Of April. aud sspPncauons ,o'
''"' CHAS. Ii. CALLAHAN,
aor,t IA Commissioner vi Revenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-27
By S. H. Lunt, Auctioneer.
A UCTIoN SALE.

OOllON CAhi+'
I will, as administrator OF the estate OF
Frank Price, deceased, on
SATURDAY,
the 18th day of April, 1906.
at 10 O'Clock a. M, sell I public auction IN
front of the Usage Msnuie curing company,
'nOI ,he son,heast corner of Wolfe and Union
al streets etc the following described personal
property, to-wit: eu 100 ,;n
cuns box niiscellanr a.. lille and miscel'
lsnecus, pot of j INK. 10. lurunnre, scyines
aud handles. pillow, 5 light ox.s. screen ecu
doors. / box and table, and ] horse. ALSO 80
rs fathoms Of seine rugged, 100 iatholns o,
seine not rugged, 81 coils OF RIPE, Sow s.,s .
cspstans, tar rigger aud pot 80 Ssp CIoakoutl
scov isoar seine boat, l4-fOot seine boat
/ ''O"' ROBr. II. cox, Sergeant,
900. Administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-27
Girls New
Spring Clothing.

We are showing an exceptional line of
0irIs' New Spring Coats.
They come In variety of different lengths,
from the short, jaunty REFER to full-length
garments reaching to bottom Of dress. The
2 to lengths being most popular. l"gh'
effects in worsteds, homtspuns, serges, etc.,
are most desirable. and bright braids and
silks in contrasting shades are much used as
trimmings.
AL $500. $40. sI2.6O and SlhOl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-27
Girls "Peter
Thompson Suits

We are able now to announce complete
assortment of the popular Peter ThOmpso on .
Suits for spring. They are made in the full
regulation style, we'll tailorell, aud ali are of
exceptional quality of material.
Sizes s, 10 and II, $3.50 each.
Sizes IA, I6, IL and 20 are in two qualities,
$3.50 and S25 each.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
WASHINGTON HULL GETS HIS $4,000
Metz Pays Architect for Unused Plans on
Corporation Counsel's Advice.

Washington Hull, the Brooklyn architect who
designed new Borough Hall and municipal
building for ex-Borough President Swanstrom,
settled his claims against the city yesterday for
$4,000. Controller Metz paid the money on the
advice of the Corporation Counsel and against
that Of the Board of Estimate, the aldermen,
Martin w. Lttleton and Bird S. Coler In the
last days, of Mr.. Swanstrom's administration
Mr. Hull drew plans. which were accepted. for
municipal office building Mr. Littleton rejected
the plans and went to the Board of Estimate for
an appropriation. AS soon as it was granted he
employed the late Stanford White.
Mr.. Hull threatened suit. The Board of Fcsti-
mate gave him hearing. and decided that as no
appropriation had been made for the work the
Borough President had no legal right 70 enter
INTO a contract for plans. The Board of Alder
men held the same view, and President Coler
also decided against Mr.. Hull. Mr. Delany's
opinion says that Mr.. Hull is clearly entitled to
the money. that his plans were accepted after
competition, although the Borough President
heed not have invited competition; that there
was no need for the Board of Estimate to ap-
prove the scheme Of the new building before the
plans were drawn, and that the contract made
OV MI. Swanstrom was binding the city.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
ADMITTED TO CLEARING HOUSE.
State Bank. Of This City. Made Member of
the Association.

The Clearing House Association, at a meeting
yesterday afternoon, received and adopted a re-
port from the committee on admissions recon-
mending the State Bank for admission as a
member OF the association. The State Bank was
already non-member institution, having for
several years cleared through the National Bank
OF North America. AS a full member it will, Of
course, henceforth comply with all of the Clear
ing House regulations, including that requiring
tne maintenance OF a % per cent reserve
The last preceding institution to enter the
Clearing House was the Hide and Leather Ma
tional Bank, which was admitted in the fall Of
1899. That bank subsequently was merged with
the Western National Bank which itself later
entered a merger with the National Bank Of
Commerce
The State Fank is a prosperous institution
having its principal offices at No. 37S Grand
street, and three branches at 115th street,
this borough and two in Brooklyn. It's officers
and directors were at recent date: President
o. L. Richard; vice-presdent, Arnold Kohn;
cashier, A. L VOorhis; directors, Lucius N Lit
tauer, Julius J. Lyons, Edwin H. Richard. w. B.
Roth, Jacob c. Simon, Elias Spingarn and the
three officers named. The bank has 100000
capital, about 81. 100000 surplus and undivided
profits. and about s14,500OOO deposits. It's
stock is quoted at 1000 hid. and it pays divi-
dends at the rate of 75 per cent yearly.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
BANK INCREASES LENDING POWER.
Liberty National Transfers Half Million
Dollars from Undivided Profits to Surplus.

The directors of the Liberty National Bank
transferred S5OOOO0 yesterday from undivided
profits to surplus account. thus strengthening
their statement, which will hereafter show
81 100000 capital, S1,5OO,OOO surplus and
S661, 900 undivided profits.
One important result Of this increase of sur
plus will be that the Liberty National Bank will
be enabled to make larger separate loans than
formerly. The recent amendment to the Ma
tionaI Bank act permits national bank to make
single loans equal to 10 per cent of its capital
plus 10 per cent Of its unimpared surplus. the
total amount of the loan being limited, however,
to 30 per cent Of the capital stock. The Con-
trolIer of the Currency, in circular sent to the
banks two weeks ago. gave notice that he would
strictly enforce the law as amended relating to
loans, and 1t has been reported in Wall Street
that several national banks would probably in
crease their capital or surplus. or both, as a
consequence of the circular. The Liberty bank
under the amended law, could lend up TO
S2OOO00 to single borrower, and with the sur
plus increased by SJO0,000 loans Of $2JOOGO
each can now be made.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
WIN. HENKEL, JR., BECOMES LAWYER.
United States Marshal Says He Can Get
Advice Free Now.

United States Marshal William Henkel
seemed the happiest man in New York yester-
day. The excess of joy was due to an official
looking document bearing the seal of the APP
pellate Division of the Supreme Court, which
he received in the morning MAIL and which
stated that after due and proper examination
the examining board Of the court had admitted
to the practice of law William Henkel jr.
Now We've got full fedged lawyer in the
family" declared the marshal, land we can get
all the advice we want without asking any one"
The marshaIs son is Of the youngest at
torneys ever admitted to the practice of law in
TINS city, being only a little over twenty-one.
Both his Regents and bar examinations were
passed with high percentages.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
BIO POWER CONTENTION.
Neso Corporation Merger of North
Westchester Interests

A certificate OF Incorporation was granted YES
terday in Connecticut 70 Parker sbeeban e.
Hatch for the organization of the Northern
Westchester Security Company, With a capital
OF S2.40o.OoO
Inc application was signed by F. A. Stratton
NhaTles ID. Werner and Louis B. Grant and
stated that the object OF the company was to
acquire and own stocks, bonds and other secu-
rltes OF public service corporations. 1t is said
I. S.lat tne new company is really merger Of the
,i ailo tllectric Lighting companies and trolley
I .lles an Northern Westchester and Eastern Con-
aScucuC r. A. StrattOn was president OF the
"estchester Lighting Company
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
NO SITE FIXED FOR JERSEY BRIDGE.
Meeting of Commission Postponed Three
Railroads Wish to Use Structure.

The meeting of the Interstate North River
Bridge Commission, scheduled for yesterday
afternoon at the offices Of McDougalI Hawkes..
its chairman was postponed on account of the
absence from the city Of several of the commits
sioners. Mr. Hawkes. said yesterday that the
date of the next meeting was not fixed. He said
further:
OF course, what is occupying our time chiefly
jlst is the location of the bridge. On this
point nothing has been definitely decided. We
have had suggested sites at Cortlandt street,
Desbrosses street. Chambers street, 18th street,
23d street 42d street 59th street, 72d street and
95th street. Three railroads have sgnifed their
desire TO make use of a bridge to obtain access
to Manhattan terminals. They are the Erie, the
Central Railroad of New Jersey and the
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western. The last
named road suggests Washington Square as a
suitable terminal site, with the bridge located at
23d or 18th street. Some requests have been re-
ceived for the location of the bridge at l29th
street.
It seems to me distinctly possible that the I'D
street site may be selected, though l can say
nothing definite. The Public Service Corpora
ton Of New Jersey desires to run it's cars into
Manhattan over any bridge that may be built.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
White waists Don't Judge
Nillinery Qualities
and Wells BY Prices.

Madras. Batiste and Linen Peter
Fan Blouses-regularly Sf-es---.-.-1 -
White lawn Waists-goOd Quality
trims Gs OF emb'y. and Val
lace tuseFtE-IOng or short
sIeeves-WoTth S1-19 ....--...-s--.s 81
Fine Black Linen-elaboTately e-b't
fronts. with lace-WOrth S26s..---1 4 .2S
Women's Jaunty SaiIoTs-Split Ss1r-r
and GRAY Braid. black or white
wide silk ribbOn hands
were 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -SS
Children's ColoniaIS and Roll Brlm
Sailors white and coloTa-silE pon1rors
and ribbon trim-Were $2-00- --.--- 1 40
large Wings-BlaclV or White
Were w ------ ---------.- .OS
Chiffon cloth veils-lls yds- long
H. $ borders-special ---------.-.- 50
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
CITY'S ASSESSMENT STANDS.
Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical Sub.
way Company Must Pay Taxes.

Justice Truax. in the Supreme Court yesterday
oehed the application Of the Consolidated Tele-
graph and Electrical Subway COMPANY for a
wit Of mandamus to compel the Board OF Taxes
ana Assessments 10 reduce the assessment
placed on The property Of the corporation by the
sum Of Sl4,547 %, which sum, it claims, was
expended in the city's behalf, and from the pay
ment Of which il should be exempted under Sec
non 10 Of the Tax law.
Justice TruaX says the contract between the
company and the City of New York was to sup
py the city with spaces for its electrical con-
ouctors without charge.
II i is right. says Justice Truax, Ito deduct
rom its taxes the amount claimed the city will
nave 10 pay that amount for the space in the
snoNays used by il. and If the city pays that
amount the reiator VIII not have furnished such
spaces without charge"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
UsERo PROMOTER GETS TWELVE YEARS

Boston, July 5.-Ferdnand F. Borges. formerly Of
indiana and one of the promoters of the Ubero
Plantation Company, to-day sentenced 10
serve from twelve to fifteen years in state prison
lor larceny and conspiracy, by Judge White in the
superior Criminal Court. Borges was convicted on
seVyenty-three counts of larceny and one of con-
splTacy IN connection with the affairs of Ubero
company He was indicted with ex-Congressman
MlHiam d. owen, of Indiana, who has not yet
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
OFFERS FOR CANAL BONDS RECEIVED
Most Are for Small Blackstone for $4,000
900 Not Taken Seriously.

Washington, July 5.-secretary Shaw has al
ready received offers for small blocks of the
Panama Canal fund bonds, S30.000,ooO of which
he offered last Monday for popular subscription.
The Secretary has received about one hundred
bids for bonds. but all of the bids are for small
amounts, except one, which was for S2oooeO.
He declined 70 say from whom the one last mem
toned came, but it is not taken seriously by
the treasury officials. 1t is not expected there
will be the least difficulty in disposing OF the
bonds.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
UNITED STATES RUBBER DIVIDEND.

The board Of directors of the United States Rub-
Der Company yesterday declared a dividend of 2
per cent on the first preferred stock. including all
the preferred stock now outstanding and a divi-
2end OF ~ per cent the second preferred stock
TOT the quarter beginning April l. 1906 from the
net earnings of the company, such dividends being
Payaple Wlthout closing of transfer books TO stock
hoIoeIs OF record on July IA. The earnings for
the tnree months nth June partly estimateO are ap-
PIoXlhalely $S|2OOO not including earnings of the
Huo6er Goods Manufacturing Company excepting
9vldends amounting to $16.2T7 IS received on pre-.
IeIred STOCK of that company in the United States
rubber COmpanys treasury. The net earnings for
the corresponding period last year Were Ss6 ri u
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
Lace Curtains, Friday
CuTtainingS Specials
and CrefOnneS In Each

Scotch Lace Curtains-Teal lace
effects. 20 inches wide-valus Sis. .GS
Cold Cross Stripe Curtains
tinted grounds-value SLID. -.---.- 10
Manufactures Remnants. plain
color Reps. Armures and COTdur0y
weaves-ISx5O inch-value 80 each 4 =
Mercerized Reps and FiE'd Armures,
= yds. sq--value $1OO each h-....- So
Monte finish CretonneS-GOTai.
Oriental and stripe effects
Naiue IL .-------------------~ .f2e
Ruffled Organdy Curtainings-
Renaissance inserting and efge-
also hemstitched-Worth IA -
Rufled Net Curtains-lace
inserting and edge-vaFious styles
value $3.50 ..............-... 20
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
WOmen'S Underwear,1 Friday
COrSetS and Specials
PetticOatS In Each.

Cambria Corset COvers-round neck.
wide lace, ribbon run-value 50 "a
Naiusoolz Corset Covers-severaI
insertings Of dainty lace all around.
rows OF baby ribbOn-value 50. 80
Cambria Drawers-wide rufle.
tuckS or H. S.-value 35- --..... 10
Cambria and Muslin Drawers
% wide rufle. insertings of good
lace or emb'y-value 50. .--.----.- .49
Cambria and Muslin Night Dresses
yoke Of 2 or 4 emb'y inserts and
cluster tucks-valUe .6e. ....-....-. ,49
NalnsoOlz. Cambria and Muslin Night
Dresses-variety Of elaborate or
neat styIes-worth $3.50. -----..--- 9S
Cambria or Muslin Skirts-deep
hounces with 2 or inserts lace or
Fuffie OF good emb y-value S1.29-.. ,9S
Handsome Cambric Skfrts-deep
founces. elaboTately trim'd with Lace
or mb'y-worth S2.9S. .----...--..1 I SO
lawn Dressing Sacques-white or
dainty colorings-worth .9S. ...-..- 50
Coutil. Batiste and Summer Net
habit hip and straight around-White,
black and drab-odd sizes
value .SB TO S1.20. 0.-...--..-----.-.- 80
women's Corsets-Coutil Summer
Net and Batiste-black and white
all sizes IN lot, though not in each
style-value S1.OO TO $1.JO. .....--.- SO
Washable Petticoats-drop founce.
rufiie finish-regularly 10. 9.--...-.-- SO
Seersucker PettIcoats for stout
women-clear. washable stripes.
fast colors-value S1.19. 81
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
Everything1 At
IA Fridays Money
BOyS' Wear Saving Prices

Boys All Wool Suits-Cheviots.
Tweeds and NiNtuTes-1T 60 % Yrs
were $f.9S and S09 09S.-.------..-.2 90
Boys Double Breast suits
Cheviots, Iweeds and Fancy EfI2fur-.-
70 is yrs--value sj.SS- %
Washable Suits Russian
and Sailor styles ChanhFavz
crashes and other washable ma
terials-2ls TO yrs.-valua 81. 90 20
Boys Iaundered Percals Shirt Waists.
neckhand % collar attached
70 10 value ID -------------. 50
Boys LaundeTed Blouses-vhlte a-iF
fancy Madras-neckband or affaoN-F
collars 20 Is yrs.-vaIu. .as %
IeToale and Madras Nesllzss Shirts
hght, medium and darE-detseheF
eufts-12 70 - neckband-usua1lv 80 e11
Boys Straw Hats-pIain ana rarcv-
s'fe'liiierS and ooWs-ToFth 90 70 .es SIS
Boys Washable Hats and CaDz-
Linen, Crash. CreSpine and Pioua-
al styieS-plain OF emb'y-vaIus 90. 40
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
GREENE CONSOLIDATED COPPER slumps

Greene Consolidated Copper was the weak feature
OF the curb market yesterday, selling down from
z41a at the opening to 22 a new low for the
year. In the slump at the time of the riots az the
companys property at Cananea Mexico a fev,
weeks ago the stock did not fall below "a. There
was no unfaVorable news to he dacIi,,o
but rumOrs current that the seiInr Hrn.
largely for Standard Oil account with the oh7act as
Copper Company. s"iii'eG
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
TOBACCO Trust INvEsrIeArloN.

Nashville, Tenn July 5.-Investigation of the al
legged Tobacco Trust began before the federal
grand jury here to-day particularly the alleged
trust afrects the growing of leaf tobacco in Ten
nessee. Kentucky and other states. Among coun-
sci Tor the government are Henry w. Taft. brother
OF the Secretary of War; Felix II. Levy and Edwin
p. Grosvenor, of New York
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
NeckWear, Every item
Ribbons, a
Ha1dk'IS Great Value.
Great Value.

Imported Washable StocEs-Tsssfsta
with baby Irish. Sc. Gall emily
and Point Gaze Lac-Wifh ana
without tabs-eTtFa size included
IN lOts-value SO ana .4G-specisf &c
Chemisettes and YOkes-Poiut Gaze.
Batiste. with lace. baby Irish or
linen. with VeuiSe Lace-Nhfte o.
cream-value .9S 10 81. S1.49-.-. &c
3 20 8 inch Ribbons-plain and liberty
satin TaTetas. black. white and an
ShaGes-Vaiue - --,--------------- fS
Women's Handkfs.-emb-d ana lace
trim'd. also H. s. emb'd-
value ~ 4Car.
Mems All Linen H s. HandEfz-
4 and = inch-valus fiji. 9
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
Dress GOOdS1 Every Item
and a
Dress Silks Great Value.

80 inch Cream SiciIieunes-e1trs
high dnish-value 30 --------.--~ .OS
a. inch all wool Cream Storm Se.E-x
for saashOre and mOuntaln-
value 80 .---..---.------~-s 90
Sc inch imported Siciliennes. fun
assortment colors. including cream
and bIack-Worth 50 ------.-----s .sSI
q inch silk EoIiennes-Whits. bIaGSs
cream and coloTs-valua 40 -.--...s 20
90 inch Natural Color pouE9es-
small satin hgures-value -6o------- IS .
80 inch Black Pougees-soft. Gh'r-ln
flnish-value rs -----.----...-s- .4S
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
WOmen's Suits, At
Skirts Waists, -Friday Quick
Bathing Suits. &C. Sc,IiDa Prices

SAlAIue SUAtS9 GESsl Selling PrlceS.
Jap. silk Waists-full trim'd IN
rich designs with fine Val. lace. silk
henstitchingS. shirTlnEs and tuczs-
short and long sleeves-wOrth SS.SS 9. 2.SS
WOmen's Dress Skirts-Panamas.
MOhairs, Serges. English Mixtures and
Chiffon BroadclOths-value $3.50. 4 SO
Wolfe. Chiffon Panama. Sicilienne
Cravenette Cloth and Summer Tweecs-
pleated and cIrcuIar-foIds OF taffeta
or same materiaI-vaIue $1,000 g. .SS
Wolfe. with and without silk drop
Siciliennes. Chiffon Panamas-
advanced styIes-worth S15.0O. .---.9. 90
VOmen's Tailored Suits-Eton. Bolero
and Pony styles-Henrietta. Mixtures.
chiffon Cloth and chiffon Panamas. all
COlors, black and combinations
fancy tailOred-worth 5000 .-....7 .9S
VoiIes and silk finished Henriettas-
black and all colOrs-Etons and Boleros-
also PRnamas and worsteds.
in smart grays-worth S24.9S.- .. .9S
Women's Suits-Iinen. Chambray.
Madras and Lawn, stylishly tailored
or trim 'd-lNce. emb'y. combination
pipi1gs. tuclSs. pleats-alsO BOleros
and EtOns-were sass. ......-.-...S 90
Women's Washable Suits-Liuen.
Persian lawn and Dotted Swiss
elegant models smartly tailored or
elaborately trimmed-were $1,000 q 81
Women's Tan Covert Goats
Box or fltted-cluster stTappings or
Tapped seams. with OF without
satin liuing-woTth SS.9S. 90
Circular Linen Dusters-natura1
color-dOubIe breasted
collar pockets-speciaI .........4 9S
Black Peau de Sole and Chiffon Taf-
feta Coats-three- -Quarter-deep ap-
pliQus double fancy collar:
Silk Etons. tailored. with pleatinEs
and bTaids-were $12 to $15.9S. a. .9S
Navy and Black Brilliantine-Whita
sailor collar and shield frOnt-bTaid
trim-gored skirt-wOTth S4 50. g. 90
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
YOUNG WOMEN BE-
TWEEN II and % YEARS
OF AGE WANTED TO
LEARN THE TELE-
PHONE BUSINESS t; PER
MANENT POSITIONS IN
CENTRAL OFFICES FOR
THOSE WHO QUALIFY;
SALARY OF So A WEEK
PAID WHILE LEARN
ING. APPLY AFTER 8
A. NJ. AT 122 EAST 18TH
ST. NEW YORK TELE-
PHONE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
AUCTION SALES.

81 WRITE ~ foreclosure Of chaftel
mortgage, Morris Einstein. Auctoneer,
te.f July 9Th. 2 a m. AZ 1888 81 ave.
~ fzfnres and utensils Of restaurant. By
order ~ Nor gagee
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
Saturday is Clerks flOliday-We Close All Day.

Lawns, Don't Judge
PeTcaleS, Qualities
SateenS, BIC. by Prices.
Jaconet Iawns-blac-. white and
coId grounds Earlier -15- --------.. 81
Fancy Iawns-fgures. stripes.
dots and hOweTs-Earlier -l2l6--.-- On
Fancy Batlstes-pretty patterns for
chlIdren's dresses Earlier 10 ,
Best American PercaIes-
double fold were 1E7,
Yard-wide fine Pereales- were 1zsa "a
Plain and Fancy Ducks and
CheviOts --.--------------Wsfs va 81
plain Black Mercerized Sateens-
Earlier 10 --------.-.--..- .1O.
- inch Fine ChambTaya-colcr
assOrtnlents not cOmplete-Othe-Uis-
price would be IS cts.-.-..-..----. y
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

W,ANTED.--YoUNG MAN. ABOUT IA
YEARS OF AGE, TO WORK IN or
FICE; MUST BE BRIGHT AND VIII
ING AND HAVE FIRST CLASS Refer
En- ESGES; ADDRESS W. G. H., DOX as
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

q An goods bought Friday vIll Be- c-liv-,..
regular routine-drivers and waSOn t-ys
receiving q holiday during the weak Z,
make up for Saturday (which o.h-r en-
ployes sen. This ipaurss customers -
ceivins goods promptly as per sch~duI.
same as 70 our stores were o1eu. art DO
wives no empioye az a holiday.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
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