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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
Home Run for Berry.

The feature of yesterdays game was
Berry's home run, II came. however,
when the bases were empty and conse-
quently did not create the furore which
otherwise accompanies four-bag hits.
IT was a low ball and Dubei's left field
er all tu, snatched It down as 1t went
Whizzing over his head. On his next
turn at the bat Berry sent the ball
under the fence running out from the
6.cccherh into right field The hit
locke d only good for one bag at first,
aud Rad 1t not been for this deception
Berry might have stretched IT into
home run instead Of a hree-bagger.
The detailed story OF the game Is
told n the summary. There is no need
OF repeating It, for 1t would only be TO
tell how the Tailors punched their hits
a-,d scored and how the miners tried to
but failed and consequently didn't score
but three tallics, The summary fol-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
~ interesting Match.

,s Sa. between T, C. Griffin and
Gum~ ~as an interesting one TO
N Snt won the first set In
=, Inlon by score of 6-2,
a vno~ever, Richards settled
Is.n'is the next two sets by
d H. 70. This afternoon at 4
ma 4 NJ. c, A. courts Carl
An A., ~ richards will play the
ss5ts.NS which OF them shall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02
DVanles Como NEXT

<s!f,saa ae single matches are over
Do ,bssdnn ~ charge OF tho tourna-
bat ~ 10 hurry through the
fayea VIC ae Championship match
|kAieh IN July a. whom the de-
Al IN the singles will be
|lcd Msf o'clock this morning
|as sutcLeod will play Thompson
anoth.s s'e Miller courts. There
J Whits earlC morning match
~ ana In IN and Broaddus and
! hatchai i'ornung. These early
n fhss VIII put the schedule
1ebles several OF the matches
a Al ih.a ian be played off In the
1ue \. NJ, c. a cnurfc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-02

IT ~ . y = Ns. JJ1 NJFi,
Secretary Responsibilities Mining Co.
y22BS
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN FINE SILKS
AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES.

36-inch extra lustrous Black Taffeeta,
every yard warranted, worth 1.35, 0Q1
clearing sale price, yard......... OOO
36-inch Black Taffeta Silk, regular 90 QQ2
value, clearing sale price, yard. OUO
6 pieces Shirt Waist Wash Silk, in shepherd
plaid and pink, blue and brown, broken
checks, regular soc. values, clearing 90o
. pieces of extra quality Silk Crepe du Cheine,
colors white, cream, tan, gray and
light blue, were cheap at LOO yard, To-
clearing sale price, yard .......... ~
4 pieces Black Grenadine, about one dress pat
tern to the piece, splendid value 90 G6o
yard, clearing sale price, yard -. OOO
| piece Navy Blue japanese Silk, 27-inches
wide, we considered it cheap at 6Oc. A64
yard, clearing sale price, yard. -fON
II pieces of China and Habutan Silk, 22-in.
wide, all the leading shades, splen- 90o
did values at soc, clearing sale, yd. OON
3 small pieces of Black Pongee Silk, No.
was Coo, clearing sale price, yard. fOO
II pieces fine Dress Silk, in shepherd plaid,
brown, gray and blue, small check, 60o
have sold readily at 75c., sale price. OOO
One lot of the newest effects in fine Dress Silk,
were cheap at the marked prices of Coz
50 and Soc, to clear out entire lot, OOO
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22

; pieces solid White and Lavender
Etfleure Chiffon, were 65c per yard, A62
Clearing Sale price, per yard ~- 9OO
7 pieces embroidered St. Gall Gauze,
tan with white dot, green plaid with
white dot, shepherd plaid with
black dot, light blue with white dot,
very beautiful and serviceable, fab
RIGS were splendid value at 25c per G1a
yard, Clearing Sale price, per yard O2N
4 pieces white embroidered st Gall
Swiss, beautiful quality and hand
some designs, ask to see these wheth-
er you wish to buy or not, were bar AZ
gains at soc, clearing sale price OOO
lot of solid colored chiffon in cream,
light blue, black and nile, were cheap -
at rs lie per I'd, clearing sale price ~
Arnold Silk Organdy, beautiful designs,
sold readily at 35c, 4Oc and SOC but
they must be cleaned out, clearing 0k4
sale price, per
3 pieces Silk Organdy, solid brown,
pink and navy blue, former prices 6o
25c per yard, clearing sale price . w
) pieces of SO inches pure Linen Suit
ing in colors, cream, light and dark
blue, green and gray. These are ex-
cellcnt fabrics and were considered
cheap at the former price of SOC per OA1
yard, clearing sale price, per yard ETO
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22
TOWELS.

100 dozen BARRIERS Towels, regular
&c value, for this sale, per dozen.
125 dozen Hemstitch Huck Towel
good value at 1Oc, for this sale, eac
Unbleached Turkish Towels, for which
you have always paid II - cent.
Clearing Sale price, each
Bleached Turkish Towels, full size
and quality, for which you have al
ways paid zoe. Clearing Sale price
Extra large IIuck Towels, regular 2Oc
kind, for this sale, each
Extra heavy pure Linen Huck Towels,
regular - & value, for this sale each
Roller Towclling, regular &c value,
comes in rolls of % yards. Clearing
Sale price, per roll
500 yards checked glass towelling, reg
ular value Uc per yd, this sale per yd
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22
WHITE GOODS.

One lot of white striped Dimity, c1o ND
regular Zoe value, clearing sale, O2O W
Fancy White Goods, in very pretty figures,
checks and stripes, regular 15c. d. ND
value, clearing sale price,. O2N W
Fancy White Goods, sold every d. nd
where at 1Sc., clearing sale. uG2G W
All our finest White Goods, the choicest de-
signs and fabrics OF the season, sold from
25c. to SOC. per yard, go in at a reduction
Of from % to 33 1-3 per cent. from former
prices.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22
LAWNS


500 yards figured fast Colored Lawns,
always sold at &c and &c per yard
Clearing Sale price, per yard
1000 yards Of Malvern and ChesterfieI
Batiste, strictly fast colors and beaut
full designs, regular Sc value, Clearir
Sale price. per yard
All our Zoe and II lie Lawns and b;
tiste your choice Clearing Sale price
All our Organdies, Dimities and Swi
that have sold nj 15c per yard, a
stylish this seasons effects, your choi'
during this sale
Arnold's Dotted Swiss Muslin, sold
everywhere at 2Oc per yard and
over, of the most stylish fabrics on
the market, Clearing Sale price
per yard
Shepherd Plaid Pongu Shirt Waist
Suiting, you must see this fabric to
appreciate its beauty. y variety Of
checks to select from and any one
Is sure to please. Regular Doc value
Clearing Sale price, per yard
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22

cent. on all suits of these makes with the ex-
ception of Black and Blue. which are not in
cluded in this sale. This is an opportunity to
get suit the equal of the best tailor-made gar
ment at a very nominal cost.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22
ARASOLS.

as 7siss . H'ssh E :sis r::.ss ''s"'.: Soc; 39c
26-inch Black Parasol, nice assortment
of handles, regular IS and Soc. 60@
values, choice at. Wv
Fancy Rufiied Parrsols, in red and tan colors,
were 800, while they last. Q 90
One large lot of white Linen and Silk Para
soils, some hand painted, others silk embroid-
cred, the latest fad of the season, go in at a
reduction of from % to 80 per cent, from
former prices.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22

Extra quality French Doree Quilt,
regular $500 value, Clearing Sale
price
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22

LADIES' WAISTS.
We will place on sale all our finest Shit
Waist, consisting of Fine White Lawn, trim
med with lace and inserting, China Silk nicely
trimmed; also a beautiful line of Net Waist of
the latest and most handsome designs, rang
ing in price from
$3.50 to $1,000
at a straight reduction of % per cent. from
former prices.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22
Misses and Children's
Muslin Underwear.

Muslin Underwear.
We are Offering the greatest values in Muslin
Underwear that this country has ever seen.
We have on sale hundreds Of dozens of Under
wear divided into six different lots, each lot
on a separate table and all marked in plain
figures SO you will experience no trouble in
making your selection.
o I consists of Ladies Corset Covers, Chill
dren's Bodies, Drawers and Skirts, n
worth 10, Is and 20, your choice at W
o 2 consists of Ladies Corset covers Misses
and Children's Drawers and Bodies, h
worth 25c., your choice at this sale, W
o 3 consists of Ladies' Gowns, Corset Gov
ers and Skirts and Drawers, worth soc. and
good value at that, your choice at 0ko
this clearing sale
A 25c. Gown will be sold only with 81 90
worth of other Underwear.
q 4 consists of Ladies' Gowns, Corset Gov
ers, Skirts and Drawers, in different Styles,
all nicely trimmed with tucks and 604
lace, actual value IS and Soc, choice OOO
o S consists of Ladies' Skirts, Drawers,
Gowns and Corset Covers, nicely trimmed in
lace and inserting and actually worth To-
from LOO to 1.25, for this sale . ~
o 6 consists of Ladies' Gowns, Skirts, Cor
set Covers and Drawers, in an assortment of
styles and trimmings. These garments must
be seen to be appreciated. Actual value 1.5O
per garment, but your choice at this 0Q4
clearing sale. JUL
Do not miss this opportunity to supply your
self with this fine underwear at about one-half
its actual value.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22

N
We have a table containing thousands of wards
of all kinds of Dress Goods, Silks, Lawns. Table
Linen, and in fact, short lengths of all kinds,
which we have marked in plain figures at from
one-half to two-thirds their actual values. You
will find it to your interest to examine these rem
nants and Will probably find something YOU can
use at about half regular price.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22
MEMS -RNISHIN

25 dozen Mems and Boys Work Shirts, all
sizes and a variety of colors, always a.
sold for Soc, your choice at....... 1ON
Mems soft finished blue Chambray and light
striped Satin Work Shirts, an ideal hot
weather garment, regular SOC. value Az
for this sale. OOO
One lot of Midget Silk String Ties, reg 06o
ular 20 values. Two For GOO
String Ties in light and dark col
ors, always sold at % and Soc, your u
choice at this sale, each ..-....... ION
One lot of washable 4-in-hand solid
white, also all the new colors, worth ~
35c., clearing sale price ........... IOO
se s1 s;rsI Elastic Seam braves, 42c
Mems striped Balbriggan Undershirts
and Drawers, regular 35c. values, 000
clearing sale price, each .-.......- ~
Mems Nainsook Undershirts, always Az
sold at SOC, for this sale, each - OUN
Light and medium French Balbriggan shirts
and drawers, regular SOC and 65c val 40
ue, clearing sale price, each- tn
Beacon Summer Weight Suspenders, al =
ways sold at Soc, your chOice-- LIZ
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22
Lace Curtains, Art Squar.

Alert quilt, actual value s1.OO, Gle:
ing sale price,
a double size white Crochet Quilt,
Marseilles designs, pretty knotted
fringe, actual value $500, for
this sale
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22

LADIES' VESTS.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular N
values &c., for this sale, each, only. ~
Ladies' Jersey. Ribbed Vests, regular a.
IL lie. values, at this sale, each...- W
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular 011
2Oc value UG2N
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-06-22
shoes

Shoes.
We are offering very special inducements in
our Shoe Department, and hope to close out ev-
cry pair of Slippers We have i'm stock.
Misses and Children's white Canvas Oxfords.
Size g to s, were 81. 90 now soc. pair
Size 9 to II, were lbs, now CSC. pair
Size IL 12 to 2, were $1.35 now 81 Is pair
Ladies' Red Canvas Gibson Ties, were a 4 or
$500, clearing sale price, pair 49,. 0IsOO
Ladies Pat. Tip Blucher, large eyslets, q OK
a bargain at LIS, this sale. pair. UIsOO
One lot of Common Sense and Strap San
dals, sizes 6 and I only. were 81. 90 and c0o
S1.25, clearing sale price OSU
All our finest Slippers, including Queen Quail
ity,' were $500 g. so, So. 90 and So. so, at a RE
OF TEN PER CENT,
One lot of Bit Well and Everyman's
Oxfords and Low Cut Caters, were n 0c
g. 80, to close out, pair--.-...-... 0Is0C
Our Walk-Over s.. so Oxfords, 50. Is.
Our Walk-Over $500 Oxfords, 3. go.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28
II you cannot VISIT the stors
Order Goods by Mail.

Experienced Shoppers Give Per
sonal Attention 70 Every Order.
Shipments Are Forwarded Promptly.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28

Dimity Batiste-wide
range Of dotted, striped
and figured designs on
white, black, navy ana
tan grounds, perfect new
qOOds-nOt "niu ends" or
"secOnds;" made to sell at
1215c. the yard; spe- &c
cial for Tuesday at.
Two hundred Spears,
silver steel finish, long
handles, suitable for drap-
cry supports and cOsey
corner decorations; regu-
larIy sold at $3.50; EOc
special for Tuesday at "S
Cuckoo Clocks, full size,
splendidly carved cases,
guaranteed movements,
half-hOurly cuckoo calls;
special for Tuesday ca OQ
~
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28
Art Embroidery
Dept Specials.

Stamped Linen DTawnwork Cen
tre pieces and Tea Cloths. with
hemstitched borders; stamped IN
floral and conventional designs.
size....,.. aOK8O IN 86xss IN 45x45 IN,
Each. 79c 500 S7c
Dresser Sets of fancy lawn with
colOred insertion and Innings,
trimmed with lace edRing: also
Dotted Swiss Dresser Sets. with
colOred Innings and daintily
trimmed, with lace edging and in
sertion: two groups, 47c and SOC
Dotted Swiss Pillow Slips, with
colored Innings, lace insertion trim
mingS. finished with ruffle; each,
A7C
Pillow Sups-A large variety, in
Guiding plain and floral designs, IN
Swiss, finished with ruff1e; Gre
tonne Slips. in floral designs. with
tassels on corners, and Ecru Slips,
finished with colored bands; spe-
clal...................24 24c. to 47C
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28

W . III Q n UnUeTW eaI
Sets, including gown,
skirt-length chen1ise and
drawers, made Of main
sock, trimmed with en-
brOfdery insertion an q
edges; beading with rib
bon; p c q ! for - -
Tuesday at - f,S, ,DD
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28

Renaissance Bed S q I s,
heavy festOOned valance,
bolster cover to match f;
regularly sold at from
$500 10 S11.OO the set:
special for Tuesday co.
at from SS.9S to-. %, ~
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28
DRY GOODS.
$3.50 COrsets
at S1.24.
Second Floor.

ENNtlAA 4 AN@%s
&C. b" CORSETS. mad
OF imported batiste. trimmed
with lace and ribbon: straight
front model. high bust Iona
hips: sizes Is TO 80.
Suitable for average fig
ures.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28
Linens and Towels.

Extra Quality All Linen Hem
stitched Damask Tray Cloths 1Qx
2S-inch size. each. 24c
Full Bleached All Linen Nan
kins, 2OX2O-inch size: S1.5O oual-
lty' a dozen. ................S1 10
All Linen Silver Bleached Nan
kins, 1SXlS-inch size. a dozen. SOC
Union Linen Huck Towels. 1SN34
inch size, 1Oo
Extra Heavy All Linen Huck
Towels. 2lx41-inch size. each -04C
Fine Quality Hemstitched Huck
Towels. E3x42-inch size. each. SOC
Full bleached Damasks. all linen
oO lnches wide, a yard. 800
uII Preached All Linen Damask.
extra heavy. is inches wide =
yard .........
Full bleached Damasks. hand
some new designs. - inches wide
yaIu Observation-Disclosures. .0SC
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28

GlrlS GOlInpe dresses,
made of figured percales,
in blue, pink, red, black
and white; fancy Bertha,
trimmed with straps OF
plain percale and pearl
buttons; puff 81 e eve s,
stitched belt; full skirt,
with deep hem; also high
neck, bOx-pleated Russian
Dresses, stitched c o II q r
and belt, full sleeves with
buttOned cuffs; deep hem
on skirt; sizes 4 TO 10
years; special for S1 40
Tuesday at -............
Girls GUinnpe Dresses,
made OF figured percaIe,
in blue, red and navy;
round Bertha, trimmed
with folds Of plain pOpIin
a n d S I p p S; half puff
sleeves; full skirt, finished
with deep hem; sizes r to
12 years; special S1 An
for Tuesday ............ VI'SS
w o IN e n s Underwear
Sets, including gown,
skirt-length chennise and
drawers, made Of main
sock, trimmed with en-
brOfdery insertion a n q
edges; beading with rib
bon; s p e c i q ! for O. 70
Tuesday at ...-......... Do, O9
On the Third Floor.
Renaissance Bed s 9 s,
heavy festOOned valance,
bolster cover to match;
regularly sold at from
$500 70 S11.OO the set:
special for Tuesday
at from SS.98 to-. 80, ,74
RUffled Muslin Curtains
for bedrooms or summer
draperies; regularly sold
at S1.OO to S1.75 a pair;
special for Tuesday at
3 8 c., g 8 c., 7 &C.
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SLIP
Reversible Tapestry Ia
BILE Covers, in Oriental ef-
fects:-
Xxi yard, regularly 90
S1.0O, at .................... VOC
113x113 yards, reg
ularly So. 90, at. ) l.SD
2x2 yards, regu- no-
larly S3.76, att. SZ,JA
Satin-finished Table Cow
ers, all with handsome
borders and plain centre
pieces, heavy KIN OFT e q
fringe
2x2 yards, regu- 20
larly $500, at. 81. .4S
2Rx212 yards, reg $780,
ularly $500, at. SSoJ4
Fancy Curtain Swiss, in
striped and dotted designs,
40 inches wide; regularly
sold at zoe. and 25c. a
yard, S p ecial or
Tuesday at 14c. and. lDC
Curtain Swisses. with
henstitched ruffled edge;
regularly 2Oc. q yard, spe-
clal I o r T u e S d a Y
NO '...---... ..-..-.................. In
II n q Embroidered Bulgarian
Doilles. Centrepieces. Table Cow
ers, Tray Cloths and Scarfs, mer-
cerized cotton embroidery. seal
loped edges; DOiEes. Sc. to 29c.;
Centres, SOC. to 79c.: Table Gov
ers, S1.34 10 $S. 20: Tray cloths.
SSc.: Scarfs, S1.49.
Hand embroidered Servian Dol
lies, Centres. Table Covers. Scarfs
and Pillow Tops. embroidered i'm
red and blue, rose and green. red
and green; Doilies. 24c. and Sac.
Centres, SOC; Pillow Tops. SOC.
Table Covers. S1.97: Scarfs
S. 40 to S1.97.
The Aboye Not n, s,ra ,r.,s.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28
Children's and Infants
Wear.
w EdTs
Second Floor.


DC Infants Long Slips, made
%fS' of nainsook, gathered at
neck, sleeves and neck finished
with hemstitched ruff1e.
1nc Infants Long Dresses,
T>S' made OF nainsook, pointed
yoke formed Of tucks and en-
brOidery insertion, neck and
sleeves finished with hemstitched
ruffie. deep hem on skirt.
1Oc Infants Long Dresses,
1>S' made Of nainsook, yoke
formed of cluster tucks and dainty
EN- broidery insertion; neck and
sleeves finished with lace trimmed
ruf1e.
EOc Infants Long Dresses,
OSS' made Of nainsook, yoke
formed of embroidery and lace in
sertiOn, neck and sleeves finished
with embroidery; deep hem on
skirt
EOc Infants Long Dresses.
D>%' made Of nainsook. yoke
formed Of cluster tucks, hem
stitched; collar and cuffs finished
with lace edge. deep hemstitChed
hem on skirt.
1dc -Children's Gowns, made of
T5S' white outing flannel, fin
ished with yoke; sizes t to = years; ;
sizes 10 TO IA years at sac.
AOC -Children's Gowns, made Of
- muslin, tucked yoke, with
two rows Of embroidery insertion:
neck and sleeves finished with
hemstitched ruff1e; sizes . TO il
years.
40 -ChiIdren's Cambria Skirts
~ umbrella shaped lawn ruff
fie with hemstitched tucks; sizes
? to IA years.
zoe -Children's Cambria Skirts,
1SS' made of lawn. umbrella
shaped ruffle with two rows of
wide lace insertion, featherstitch-
ing and wide lace rufie: sizes 6
to II years.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28

Girls GuinPe Dresses,
made of figured percaIes,
in blue, pink, red, black
and white; fancy Bertha,
trimmed with straps OF
u nirn rnnrannln nnd rNnnr,
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28

KimOnOs and SaCques.
Second Floor.
AOc Dressing SaCques, made Of
TS%s figured ercale; fitted
back, finished with collar edged
with ruff1e and fancy braid.
EOo Nightingale KimOnos,
O>%o made of fine white lawn
large colOred pOlka-dot pattern;
finished with scalloped edge.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28

HUck Towels, Tx zc
8S-inch size, EACH. -
Silverware Set:-Nut Pick
Sets, one Nut Cracker and
six Picks, quadruple plate
on steel; special rOr OAc
Tuesday at ....--..--..-.... 'S
Triple Silver-plated Can
dlesticks, complete with
shade, candle and holder;
special for Tuesday AOc
at ........-............. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28
WOmen's Fur Coats.
pTFD MODELS: DEEP REDUCTIONS
NeCkWear.


Blended Baum Marten Fancy
Neckpiece. S33.74.
Blended Baum Marten Long
Scarf. S44.74.
Blended Hudson Bay sable Long
Scarf. satin lined, S39.74.
Blended Hudson Bay Sable
Fancy Scarf, S43.74.
Blended Hudson Bay Sable Long
Straight Scarf, double fur,
S53.74.
Muffs.
Persian Lamb, made Of full
skins, S5.74.
Persian Lamb, S7.74 TO S9.74.
White CaracuI, S1O.74.
Isabella Fox, four stripes,
S12.74.
Gray Squirrel. large fiat shapes,
S13.74.
Alaska Sable (Skunk), S14. IA.
White Fox. S13.74.
Sable Squirrel 81 S.7A.
Kolinsky. S23.74.
Jap. Marten- 500. "A.
Pelerines of gray squirrel DIM
ported model. long tabs, trimmed
with tails, S2S.74.
Sets Of Persian Lamb with Alas
ka Sable com mbination; large peler-
inc and imperial shaped muff,
So "A.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28
NeCkWear.

Sable Fox Boas. So. 90.
Persian Lamb Throw Ties,
S5.7A.
Alaska Sable CSkunk) Throw
Ties. S1Q74.
Kolinsky Shaped Stock Collars,
S12.74.
White Caracul Throw Ties lex
ira longl S1O.74.
Beaver Shaped Collars, S12.74.
Sable Squirrel Throw Ties, dou-
ble fur, S1S.74.
Natural Mink Throw Ties,
S12. IA
Natural Mink Fancy Stock Col
lar, S13.74.
Natural Mink Edna May Ties,
Sc. II TO S16-74.
Blended Mink Fancy Stock Ties.
$751;
Blended Mink Shaped Collar.
three stripes, S22. II.
Jap. Marten, Shaped Stock Tie,
S1S.74.
Jap. Marten Long Boas. ,S19.74
70 S24-74.
Jap. Marten Fancy Collars,
SPA. II and $50. "A.
Ermine Collars. S21 IA
Chinchi A Throw Ties. S1S.74
and SSS IA.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-28
Boys and Youths
Shirts and Palamas

II AisL p loot.
These in the Furnishing Goods stora o-,
the main floor. 34th ST side I'd"
Boys' Negligee Shirts. made ~ u-,,...
figured madTas, with detached cuffs So
- ~ - 10 % o. 90
Plain Negligee or Ple,t.E1' Ooc
Shirts, with cuns attached or L'C9oiH
sizes IL 10 "A; usually $50; our urirl .,'7''
Boys White Pleated Bosom stir+s &c
attached Guns; sizes ~ 20 l4....gi e5lt31
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New-York tribune., 1906-01-28
In the Art Galleries

\ We offer much below regular
prices a collection Of Water Colors.
/. French Fac-Similes and English
Prints.
Among them
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-23
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Proceedings Had Yesterday Before, and
With the Consent of Judge Mcbride.

There is no particular rush apparent
in the circuit court of Clatsop nowadays
vet the docket is being steadily depict
ed and the measure of justice is flowing
smoothly and with certain effect. Yes
terday the following matters were dis
posed of there:
A decree of divorce was granted in the
case of Nina Hedrick VS.. J. W. Hedriek'
and will go to the record in due time.
In two cases wherein the Douglas
Land & Trust Company are plaintiffs
and Brune Settig, ct al, and John c.
Crimmins ct al are defendants, respec-
lively, orders were made for the publi-
cation of summons.
In the case of J. P. Scothian vs.. c. e.
Clarke. defendants demurrer was argued
and submitted.
The case of Ruth NJ .Knopf VS.. Emily
NJ. Cashel ct al, defendants motion to
strike out certain portions OF plalntlh
complaint, was overruled, and the case
proceeded to formal trial
In the proceedings for divorce insti-
tuted by Maude Neatly against Odin l.
Neally, defendants demurrer was over
ruled and decree of divorce granted az
prayed for.
The court then adjourned.