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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
CRICKET MEN
To PLAY soon
Will Meet In Ten Days
to Rearrange Seasons
Schedule.
Records Are Destroyed
but Championship
Cup Is Saved.

The cricketers of San Francisco and
the neighboring towns. stimulated oy
the brilliant weather they are enjoying &
are beginning to wish to take up their
national pastime again. The ground al
Webster street Alameda, through ar
rangements made by Henry Ward, ex-
president of the California Cricket AS
sociation. is available, and a meeting OF
the delegates of the various clubs Will
be called for Sunday, the 10th inst. on
the ground. Arrangements will be MADE
at that time for opening the season
and playing a part of the schedule pre-,
viouSly drawn up for the perpetual
championship cup of the California
Cricket Association. r,
This is in the custody OF Harold p.
Richardson captain of the San Fran
cisco County Cricket Club. which Woh
the highest percentage OF cup maIchess
last season and captured the honor ol
having it's name engraved first on the
handsome silver loving cup purcnaseO
with the profits of the match playeo lI
1902 between Lord Hawkes. eleven anu
eighteen players representing all Naii-
The cup will be played for this sea
son by teams representing the Alameod
Pacific, San Francisco County and santa
cruz Cricket clubs Arthur Inkersley
secretary of the California Crfcket AS
sociation. left yesterday on a vlslt u
Lake County, where he Will see Gie,, %,
of the mem bers of the Burns Nalley
Club. which is a member Of the associa-
ton, T. w Beakbane of Lower Lake
being it's captain and secretary.
The minute book. account book, re
CENTS records, schedules, several
checks, So in gold and the bank Dook
of the California Cricket Association
which were in the Office of the secre-
tary-treasurer in the Scott & Van
ArsdaIe building on Mission street, JUST
to the west of the Grand Opera-house
perished in the great fire. The cham
pionshin Gun. the most valuable posses
sion of the association, is safe
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ANGELS ON WINNING SIDE.
catch the Seattle Men Out of Form and
Score Easily.

SEATTLE, May 31.-The Seattle team
went up in the air in the third inning
today and stayed there until the end of
the fifth, Los Angeles scoring four runs
in the meantime. Charley Hall was
then taken out of the box, but the
game was already lost.
Two hits, an overthrow by Mott and
an out gave Los Angeles two in the
third Safeties By Dillon and Berge-
man and errors by Russ Hall and Mott
gave Los Angeles three more in the
fifth After that the visiting batters
were unable to hit the ball and Seat
ties fielding improved. Bergeman
pitched good ball throughout.
Johnnie Kane has played star ball at
second since Rockfield left, and his
fielding today was one of the features
The
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
80 Tilne hr AuIoirt..

READNILI,E, Mass. May 31-There
was some excellent racing here yester-
day for the automobile enthusiasts.
Basic went an exhibition mile in "a 20
seconds and later covered ten miles
IN the first heat of the regular ten
mile event in . minutes. % 1-5 seconds.
I he latter race was not finished, the
finals being postponed. In the second
heat between CedrinO and Marriott. the
former in gasoline car and the lat
ter in a steamer, CedTino, who led al
most from the start, broke down on
the third mile and Marriott finished
alone
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
AGED NAPA FARMER
PREFERS DEATH To
LIFE WITHOUT WIFE

NAPA, May 31.-Thomas X. Greer, a
well-known resident of Napa Valley,
committed suicide today at his home
near St Helena by shootin~ himself in
the left breast with a shotgun. His
death occurred almost Instantly
Green had been in poor health for
some time and was much depressed
over the death of his wife, which oc-
CURED about two months ago. He told
his son, 1. ]. Greer, to go over to a
neignbors house to arrange about hay
ing the hay on the Greer place cut in
q few DAYS. While his son was absent
Greer took the shotgun, sat down IN a
chair pressed the nuzzle OF the gun
against his left breast and discharged
was 73 years Of age and was native
OF the north of Ireland. He leaves Il
son and daughter.
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French rcr.nis players wtthdrar.

LONDON, May 3I-TEe French tennis
players te!egraDhed today definite ar
nouncement that they VIII not partici-
pate IN this years contest for the Davis
cup As the Austrians have also re-
tired, the contest for the honor of chaI-
lenSing the holders OF the trophy has
narrowed down to the Americans and
and g. :
Beals c Wright Of Boston. whose
fignt land was injured before he sailed.
IS slltl detained in the nursing home,
and the doctors are doubtful if he will
be able to play
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SAN FRANCISCO REFUGEES
ARE MARRIED IN WYOMING
Couple Met for the First Time While
Chartered In One OF the Cfty's
Relief Camu.
CHEYENNE Wun Mar

CHEf fENNE, Wyo., May 3I.-Robert
McNair of Crawford. Nebr.. and Miss
Mary 2. Bartlett. very pretty young
woman of Los Angeles, Cal. were mar
ried here today. the marriage being the
elimination OF a beautiful romance
The couple were in San Francisco at
the time OF the earthquake and McNair
was very attentive to Miss Bartlett in
the refugee camps where they were
cold nights McNair's coats were wrapned
about Miss Bartlett. while he suffered
in his sleeves. II was a case of love
at first sight and before Miss Bartlett
Angeles she had promised McNair TO
become his bride.
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cATTLEnEN AID PACKERS.
Protest Against the Beverfdge Beef
inspection Amendment

WASHINGTON May SI.-No appIica-
tion 10 be heard on the Beveridge beef
inspection amendment has been made
TO the House committee on agriculture
by the packers, and no meeting of the
committee has been called TO consider
this or other Senate amendments 10
the agricultural appropriation bin
Members of the House. however. are
receiving protests by wire against the
inspection amendments from the cattle
raisers. and it has been suggested that
IL the packers are opposing the propo-
sition they are working through fhe
cattle raisers- The opposition which
the raisers voice is regarding the cost
of the inspection. also that a corps of
Government inspectors ultimately would
become dangerous political machine
disadvantage OF all concerned.
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FILIBUsTERING TACTICS
EMPLOYED IN THE HOUSE
Democratic Congressman Demand Roll
Calls Every Possible
Parliamentary Point.
.AsHINGTON. MaE g.

WASHINGTON, Ma 31.-The Demo-
Gratis in the House resumed their fiji
bustsrirg tactics today and demanded
roll calls on every possible parliamen-
tary point No w'thstanding these te-
dious delays, the House passed the Dip
lomatic and con sular appropriation bill,
carrying an appropriation OF S2,734,S69.
A numb Der of amendments were adopted,
chief among which We're changing the
salary of the Embas sador to Japan
from $17.500 to $4,000 and fixing the
salaries OF tie Ministers TO Belgium,
the Netherlands and 1uxembure. at
$4,000 per year instead OF $4,000, as
fixe1 by the bill when or ginally re-
ported
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
FOUL UPSETS
BETTING COUP
Rainey Brothers Stand 10 Win
About 100000 on the
Filly Toots Nook.
Jockey Garner Loses Two Racing
Events for the Drake Con-
federacy.

NEW YORK, May 31.-Racing at
Belmont Park today was replete with
Incidents When Toots Nook was dis
qualified after finishing first in the
first race $4,000 bet on her by the
Rainey brothers went to the book
makers. Botanist, so to i choice
won the second race and the ring PAID
out 100000 to a new turfman who
backed him at these long odds. Last,
but not least, two of John A. Drake
horses lost races they should have won
easily if brakes jockey. Garner, had
not made fatal blunders.
The stewards hit the Rainey broth
ers hard when they disqualified Toots
Nook, but they could not do otherwise
than take the race away from her.
She plainly fouled Lord of the Forest
which was on the outside. Garner was
forced to pull UP Yves in the last nfty
yards to keep the horse on his feet.
The foul occurred while Toots NOOK,
Lord of the Forest and Yves were rae
ing down the home stretch Toots
Nook was the pacemaker and held a
two-iengfh lead turning into the
stretch for home When Strengthened
out she began to swerve. Just as she
did so Lord of the Forest and Yves
tempted to pass her. Both horses were
seriously interfered with. Yves was
the principal sufferer.
AS the two dashed past the winning
post Toots Nook was a head in front
of Lord of the Forest, with Wes third.
length back.
Miller. who rode Lord of the Forest.
and Garner made claims of foul. AS
the interference had occurred right un-
der the eyes of the stewards they sim
ply heard the protest, but refused to
hear the statements of the jockeys.
They then ordered Toots Mooks num-
ber taken down and awarded the race
to Lord of the Forest with Wes sec
ond and Hot Toddy third.
The decision saved the booknakers
100000, as Paul j. and r. A. RaineyI
the young multi-millionaire turfmen
of Cincinnati, stood to cash nearly that
sum ton Toots Nook. Summary:
First race. six furlongs - Monet
won, Peter second, Pretension third.
Time. 113.
Second race. five furlongs-Botanist
won, Charles Edward second, Punky
third. Time. so As.
Third race, six furlongs-Lord of the
third. Time. 1:121-5. Toots Nook fin
ished first, but was disqualified.
Fourth race, the Pocantico stakes,
mile and a xteenth-Inquisitor won,
First Premium second, Old Guard third.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Bill
Phillips won, Just So second, Battle
Axe third Time. :25 2-5.
Sixth race mile and furlong-Go
Between won, Kiamesha second. Time.
1852. Two starters.
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schoIes Drops single sculIs.

WORCESTER Mass, May 3l-Lon
Scholes. the Canadian oarsman. an
nounced today that under no eircunl-
stances VIII he row in the singles
against ChanpioD Frank g. Greer at
the national regatta at Lake Quinsixa-
mond here in August re says he has
not and viii not reconsider his deter
mlnation, made upon his return to this
country after winning the Diamond
Sculis 10 conflne his future rowing 10
crew work entirely.
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chincse want 10 werk.

Federal Chinese Interpreter David
hundred Chinese families in the fies
refugee camp in Oakland under the
auspices OF the National Red Cross
Association, desires former employers
for the purpose of Restoring these ref
ugees TO the work INTERRUPTED by fhe
condensation. He says that the ORR
entails are anxious TO get back to
work Mr. Jones may be addressed ~
room 2l4, Postoffice buiIding.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
Jockey jaw Ransch injured.

PARIS, May 31.-Vanderbilt's jockey,
Jay Ransch, had a bad fall at Chantilly.
but will probably be able to mount
again in two weeks. Vanderbilt's s
Aorse Prestige continues to be the
crack of the year. In an important
race at Chantilly recently all other
competitors were scratched, as the
owners saw no chance, thus giving
Prestige q walkover.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
BOY IS BELIEVED TO KNOW
SOMETHING ABOUT MURDER
Lad of Fifteen Held Pending Tnyextiw,-
ticn of penth of Little
EI4s<- HJylhrH
II CATTLE Nav 9JTo1,

SEATTLE, May S1.-Tonl Nellfgan. A
15-year-old boy o. Renton. has been
placed under arrest on suspicion of
having knowledge of the murder of
little Elsie Millhuff. He told conflicting
stories to the police and deputy sheriffs
when sweated. and is known to have
been with the child a short time before
she was killed. His parents live at
Renton. The boy is held In the King
County Jail pending the Coroner's in
quest.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
FRANKIE NEIL IN NEW YORK.
Crack Bantam Looking for Matches
With BOYS of His Weight.

NEW YORK, May 31.-Frankie Neil
Of California. the bantam weight cham
pion. Of America, has arrived in town
in search of matches with any of the
good 11S or 122 pound boxers in this
Vicinity. Neil arrived here from In
6ianapolis tonight with his father, who
viii arrange all his matches while in
this vicinity. Tommy Murphy is anx-
ious to get on a match with Neil and
ious to get on a match with Neil, and
providing Neil will box at catch
weights.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
ELEVEN INNINGS AT PORTLAND.
Lucky Batting Streak Nets the Home
Team Winning Run.

PORTLAND, May s1-with the game
all but won today, McCreedie made an
error in the ninth and before the leak
was stopped Oakland had tied the
score with three runs. In the eleventh
lucky batting streak netted the home
team the winning run. Score:
r. H E.
Portland. o 1 0 1 o 1 o 1--5 ii i
Oakland. / O o o O o o o o OF O
Batteries-Garvfn, Califf and Dona
hue; Reidy; Graham and Hackett. Um-
pire-kncu.
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whltney Two-Year-olds Sold.

BELMONT PARK, i. l., May 5I.-
Nineteen two-year-old horses belong
ing to the estate. of William c. Whitney
were sold in the paddock before the
races at Belmont Park today. The star
of the sale was the bay hlly by Ham
burg Rose Standish. which was pur-
chased by Harry Payne Whitney for
$1,000.
KilIicrankie was also sold to Mr..
Whitney for $4,000, and Jersey Lady
for $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
Boxer Eanards sccls. > nntch.

ranNle Edwards, who defeated Abe
Label in a boxing bout at flaICland ,e
Gently, is out with a challenge to tight
Iommy West. he wants the match 70
take place before some up-country club
Tor purse and $500 side bet
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
sHEEPHERDER FoULLY SLAIN
WHILE LYING In HIS RED
Head is Blown or With shotgun. Pre-
sumably In the Hands OF n
Fellow Employee

BAKERSFIELD. May 31.-Bantisfa
Barre the sheepherder who was fo11nd
dedd AT fecQya yesterday. was fosrlIv
murdered His head was literaIiv
blown OFT with a shotgun Anofber
sneepherder. known as Tsidro Egovene
TINS valley. aceorGin~ to me ssa ee thsf
came from Sunemedio at < o'clocIx TO-
night. superintendent Douglas and
Coroner Mullins have lust ~
from the scene Of the crime. Barro W., a,s.. !.
shot while in bed was
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
Pitcher Bert Jones Is Injured.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, May s1.-Bert
Jones, one of the best pitchers for the
Lincoln Western League baseball team,
fell and broke his left arm this even
ing. while playfully scuffiing with some
OF MS team mates a their hotel.
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Williams. Casey.
First base on errors-San Francisco 2.
First base on called balls-On Lemke a,
off Randolph 8. Left on bases-Fresno
Z, San Francisco 8. Struck out-By
Lemke /, by Randolph g. Double play
Randolph TO Wilson to Williams.
Time of game hour 45 minutes. Um-
Jire-McDonald.
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stecnIcchase for Port warden.

CINCINNATI. May S1.-Results of
the races at Latonia track:
First race, six furIongs-Bell Tone
won. Weberfeld second Willie New
comb third. Time, 1:14 As.
Second race, four and half fur
longs-Bozzerrian won, Friction sec
ond King Leopold third. Time. :55.
Third race, six ongs-Braden
won. Alcor second, Toupee third. Time,
1:141-5.
Fourth race, steeplechase, short
course-Port Warden won, Otis sec
ond, Rejectable third. Time, 1853 1-5.
Fifth race, four and half furlonSs
Antrim won, Spiderweb second, For
ward third. Time, "a 2-5.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Garret VIII
SON won, Revolt second, Hilona third.
Time, 1:14 20.
Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth
Shining Star won, Tom Roberts second,
DR.. McC1uer third. Time, 1:4S.
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Totals
LOS ANGELES,
SUMMARY 7


-Bergeman, Kane. Sacrifice hit-C
Hall. Three base hit-Streib Two
base hit-Mott Struck outzBy Hall J.
by Belt 1, by Bergeman g. Bases on
balls-Oh Hall l, off Belt 1, off Berge-
man 1. Hit batsman--By Bergen1an
Passed ball-Blankenship Innings
pitched by Hall 5. by Belt 4. Hits off
Hall 8, off Belt 1. Left on bases-Seat-
tie z, Los Angeles 2. Time of game
hour and rs minutes. Umpfre-Per-
rine.
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Tennis Tournament M Laavn,,,.

Ihe members of the Lagunitas Conn
try Club have arranged to hold a lawn
tennis tournament on the cIub coS1r.s :,
on Sunday, June 8 -
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

When a man runs away from his wife.
do other wives think II wish mine would
run away from me?'' Or do they become
scared and try to do better?
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

A bride is either hon1esiclx for her fam
ily or unhappy because she isn's
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

Lots of people win buy poetry who won
read it
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGIIE.

DETROIT. May 3l-Detroit took both
parts of a. double header from Chicago
today. Inability to hit Killian con-
secutively beat Chicago in the opening
game. In the second. Patterson was
taken out to let Davis bat with the
bases full. Davis doubled, tieing the
score. Detroit won in the same inning
after two men were out. triple, two
bases on balls and Coughlin's single
doing 1t. Score:
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Legal steps are those leading ss law
yer's Office.
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HIGH=SCHOOL BOY
SURPRISES FANS
Randolph of Alameda Proves the Hero
of the Ball Game at Idora Park.
Pitches the San Francisco Team to Wet
ory With the Style Of Veteran.
RESULTS OF GAMES.

SAN Francisco 2, Fresno 1.
Los Angeles ;, Seattle =.
Portland 5, Oakland 4.
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BaIterles-McGlnnlt and Bowerman;
Pittinger and Doom. Umpire-Klem
PITTSBURG. lay sL-Not a st. Louis
player reached third base today until
the ninth inning, and then the team
went down with the bases full Score
r. II. E..
Pittsburg 4
st. Louis
tarland. Egan and MccarthV. frmnires
Conway and Emslie
BROOKLYN, May. SIN a pitchers
battle today, Brooklyn shut out Bos-
ton. Score:
r. II. e.
Boston .s............0 8 9
Brooklyn ...........1 5
Batteries-Dorner and Needham;
Eason and Ritter. Umpire--John
stone.
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Philadelphi:

Batteries-Dygert and Powers; Grit
fifth and MCGUIRE
BOSTON. May l31.--Boston used up
three pitchers in an unsuccessful at
tempt 10 hold Washington to a close
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STANDING or THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL L.---GuE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGuE.

CINCINNATI. May 31-Chicago Sc
cured a commanding lead in the first
inning en- errors by The locals, coupled
with timely hitting. Brown was hit
hard in the latter part of the game.
Score:
r. H. E.
Clncinatf .............. 9 3
Chicago ....S 10 0
Batteries-Chech and Schiei; Brown
and Moran. Umpire-OD Day.
PHILADELPHIA. May 31.-Philadel-
phia hit McGinnfty hard and won to-
days game easily Rain stopped the
contest after the eighth Score:
r. H. z.
New York 3
Philadelphia ...............5 II 0
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
STEAMBOATS,.

o t o. IN 'nd isad Points Rsdaoad in SsT Eatss bns
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN
River. Fares reduced 10 all points-Boston,
$2.65; Newport, Fall River. $500; Provi-
6ence. s.. 80. Leave Pier 10. y r.. II. War
zen St, week days and Sundays. 500 +. NJ.
Strs. Priscilla and Providence. Orchestras.
NORWICH LINE via New London. Leave
Pier 40. " r.. foot Clarkson st. week days
only. P. NJ Steamers City OF Lowell and
Chester w. Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford and North. Leave Pier %, +. r.
week days only, Z:45 Z. NJ; foot East 22d
St. T. NJ Steamer Ricnaro Peck.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
Women's Tailor = Made
Suits at Reduced Prices

Beautiful Costumes right from
the makers, bought at substantial
reductions. because. as manufactur-
er expressed 1t. he wanted Ito get in
on the Holiday business"
There are too many to describe
therefore. quote only few to give
idea of values -
Tailored Suits OF Broadcloth and
Cheviot-black or colors-also checks.
plaids and mixtures-ftted. semi-ftted
and Pony Coats-satin lined-e0ual 70
any hitherto sold at $500. .....f .9S
Tailored Suits-Broadcloth
and Cheviot-black and COlors--
also fine English nixtUres-Blouse
Pony and 80 inch length Coats-satin
hned-hitherto S189S ..---.-...----14 Z 9S
Elegant Costumes OF Chiffon BroadcIoth.
Chevlot and English Mixtures. in
plaids and checks-rnedium
length pony and military coats
or fancy BlOuse6-Wtth braid or
Persian bandtngs-were SIZES. ...,f g. 9S
Fancy Tailor Suits OF Chiffon
BroadclOth-black and colors--
lifted or pony coats and fancy
Blouses-handsomsly trim'd with
braid and fancy vestees-pleated
skirts-braid tTfm'd 70 match coat
We're sSS.S SS %. .9S
S%N- To v-t-r. Wa TT1ea n% - TT
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
What Better Gift
Than a Fine Rug?

Every size from 9x12 it, down to
the smallest dOOrmat, including
products of such makers as Bromley,
Sloane, BigelOw, &c, a matchless as
sOrtment from which to select. ....
In each size there are various
qualities. and you can be certain
that prices named are the lowest for
which they can be bought -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
ARR.

\ GREAT SACRIFICE.-Artist Offers T2
new etchings. landscapes, figures. marine
views. very handsome, value SD TO SO, At
only 81 each IL sold at once; by foreign
artists; will make beautiful Christmas pres
ents. Gail residence. afternoons evenings.
Barrett 90 West 107th st.
RICE GALLERY OF AMERICAN PAINT
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bibitioa OF Olive p. Blacks realistic land
scapes. Gallery open from 10 TO ..
ORDERS taken for hand bookbinding; orig
inal designs; also instruction given. Bind
cry Of FLORA A. HALL. l56 5th av., y. \.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
Practical GIFTS
For Some Fay Ynu Knnru


Boys All Wool Sweaters. also voFstsd
in plain cOlOrs or with combination
stripes-S To 10 yrs--value 81 40. ...f QA
Ch!dren's Togues-pIain and fancy
stripes, also hOneycOmb-value .T5 20
BOYS Winter Caps-in plush. kerssv
and fancy miNUures-valUe .T5-.-. Aa
Boys Russian and Sailor Suits
Serges-CheviotS and fancy
MiNtures-bratd and emby-
3 70 10 yrs--valus S6. 6.9S..........E an
Norfolk and Double Breast Suits
fine fabrics, navy and mixtures
checks and Overplaids-Norfolk
style, are single and double breast or
with yoNe-S To 16 yrs.-value s7.9s. z QA
Boys Russian Coats and Refers
mixtures and navy-military buttons
or orald-S to yrs--valus S2.9S-....f %.
Boys OveEcoats-grsy melton and
Black and Oxford Frieze-semf-
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Boys Russian OvercOats and Reefars-
astraNhanS. kerseys. oxford and navy
irleSe and miNtures-3 to 16 yFs.---
value $6.9S q On.
Youths TroUsers-worsteds chsviots
and Fhibets-platn colOrs and
mtNtures-lj 70 20 yrs.-vaIue SaO0.f a.
Reductions also in Finer Suits ara
Overcoats FOR boys OF 3 70 Ia wears. 4
ranging up 70 S. .9S for suits
and So. .9S for Overcoats that
We're Sl2-OO and $500 respectively!
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
FINEsT ROYAL WILTONs
ENGLISH MOHAIR RUGS

ENGLISH MOHAIR RUGS
Red. Rose. Blue. Green. sage
and Olive-wide borders
1sx36 inch-2. 40 3Ox6O inch-6. %
24x4s inch-s}. % 86x72 inch-9. %
Fully - per cent less than elsewhere.
BEST BODY BRUSSELS Frame
Nothing like them for wear.
9xI2 ft.-vaIuo SCI go. ...........05 20
s.3x106 tt.--elsawhere S2s.OO. .2S. 9S
ALL-WOOL BRUSSELS
Small and large designs-OrientaI
ana two-tOned-gOOd wearing cOIors-
6x9 ft.-worth $500. e QR
s.SxIO.6 ft.-worth sI5.Oo........1O.9 .9S
9xi2 ft-worth $500.
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Being reversible. give double service
OrientaIs and brilliant Navajo cOlorings-
Three erades-a dozen sizes IN each.
from 1sx36 inches 20 9xl2 TT
Quality X..-.-.-..-..-. 90 70 10. 80
Quality xX........... 80 to 81 .9S
quality Xxx. 10 TO 2I.SS
The xxx grade is the nnest made.