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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-23
Morris Williams.
IOWA FARMs-TExAs LANDS.
AND
HORSE SALES.
ALL SORTS OF EXCHANGES.
viii sell $a25,ooo worth of Horses in
,soo. Want to sell county or two OF
Texas land.
Low Excursion Rates Every Two
Weeks.
SMALL HORSES LOWER.

Our Special Sale of Feeding Horses
will be held next Friday Oct. &c, 1
nave written personally to great
many buyers of this class and I look
Tor brisk demand. Also plenty of
buyers for all draft and heavy bust
ness classes. But the common and lit
Tie horses are much lower and if you
discount of $40 to SIS per head. If
you have them on hand, and do
not want to winter them, you would
gust as we'll send them in for this sale,
as the season Of the year Is coming
when we must expect that class to be
lower. unless kept until March. Bring
IN the right Sort and believe we can
make you money There will probably
pc more Feeder" buyers here on that
Ter. So, II you have good big boned
morse years old and up even If he is
little low In flesh, by all means bring
him In for this special sale.
Now About Texas Land!
I've got a great lot of circulars and
maps, etc, that will tell you all about
II; and as thousands Of people are
pouring in there, into the Panhandle
country. suppose there is no reason
able doubt as to the advance in prices.
some OF you farmers who have been
selling 5000 horses. 80 cent corn and
S12 hay. not to mention cent hogs
and cattle, had better plant some of
your surplus cash down there at $40
per acre, and watch 1t grow. Next low
rate excursion, Nov. election day
1sut after you vote for Cummins and
Dan Hamilton.
COWS! LOTS OF COWS!
Since inserting the above ad. couple
of gentlemen have consigned with us
to sell Friday afternoon at the South
Side Stock Yards their entire herds OF
COWS, most of them now milking; also
full blood 3year-old bull and a
number of steers-yearlings and wean-
lings. Besides these punches we prob
ably will get another herd of dairy
stock and some scattering cows and
calves. This portion of the sale will
begin at about 10: 80 and continue I'M
til all are sold. Time given on good
notes. Bring any stock you may wish
to dispose Of.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
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HoPEwELL.

Hopewcll. Oct. 22.-Abraham Over
turf and family have returned from
Red Oak, where they have been visit
ing relatives.
Mrs Lew CLOSER visited few days
last week with home folks.
B. F. Black and family visited Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson,
: The people of this community have
commenced husking corn.
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
chicoqo Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Oct 22.zcattle-Receipts,
Beeves, $4.1O@7.SQ; cows and heifers,
S1.85@5.25; stockers and feeders, $3.50
@4.50; Texans, s3.75@430.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; slow and
steady. Mixed butchers. s6.10@6.55;
good heavy, s6.30@6.55: rough heavy,
s5.95@6.15; light, s6.10@65O: bulis
sales. $8.2O@6.5o.
sheep-Receipts, $4,000; steady at
$3.65@5.40; lambs. $4.6O@I65.
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John r. Lacey at Abba.

Abba. Oct. 20 Speciai) Hon. John
F. Lace congressman from the Sixth
district aad candidate for reelection,
will speak in Abba Tuesday evening,
Oct. "a, at Kings opera house.
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SEYMOUR.

Seymour, Oct. 22.-wm. Noggles Of
Worcester Ohio. who has been visiting
A. Hoffman and other relatives for the
past two weeks, returned home sun
day.
]. S. Estes. democratic candidate for
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago Oct. 22.-Butter-Ste
19@25k; diaries, 1879 1922.
Eggs-Steady at 1921.
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CHICAGO Poultry Market.

Chicago, Oct 22.-Poultry, weak.
Turkeys, IA; chickens, 81s; spring
chickens, SA.
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FOR sALE--7 ROOM III STORY
house near Keb. Inquire at Browns
store at Keb.
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-oDATre MARKETS.

This market is furnished by the Cas-
sidy Commission Co. Local office.
rooms 20 and 80, Hoffman, Block Tel
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FOR SALE FARMS FROM 40 TO $50
acres. Price, $40 to $75 per acre.
Illinois and Missouri. In country
that has been tried and never failed.
Large exchange list. Write what
you want and have to exchange. J.
A. Burt. Quincy, H.
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FOR SALE-so ACRE FARM THREM
miles west Of F1oris. A. ID. Bucking-
ham.
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arms For Sa1e--Bargains

of nice laying land adjoining the limits
barn. fenced about 10
school This the county Price
20
80 in the north
all soil; --ust be sold Easy
bottom land overflow land good improvements
lent down and take balance This
this is all fine
Write us for lists and prices farms
1. BERRY, Bloomfield, Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-1sO ACRE FARM -
Terms reasonable, bargain If taker,
soon Write Box 442, Bloomfield, Ia.
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FOR SALE-DURoC JERSEY, MALE
Can register; also some pigs. F..
d. Somers. r. f. d. No. 2.
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WANTED = GOOD GIRL-SMALL
family; no washing or ironing; $500
per week. Mrs. j. c. Devin, 113
East Woodland avenue, Ottumwa, Ia.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-A GOOD STOCK
of general merchandise valued at
$1,000. in Keokuk county, Ia. Want
land about the same value. Ad-
dress X. Courier.
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TO RENT. FOR 1000
acre improved grain farm. w. A,
DeHart, Hedrick, Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHOICE POLAND
Chfnas. Male and female. Three
ters of pigs. s. P. Hartman, Ottum-
wa, Ia
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LOCAL MARKETS.
s.4.sAs S.ees,4aN s.s~s..>e.4.1lskn.Ae<4<0
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Furnished by John MorreIl & Co.
Ltd. at IL a. M. Oct. 20.
he local hog market contains no
nge this, morning.
Live Stock.
IS, 120@150 ybs. ...... BIS
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FOR sALE-IMPRovED FARM
Situated on the eastern shore Of
Maryland, 208 acres. Fertile soil.
fne climate; best markets. every-l
thing can be grown. $4,000. Address
Thomas A. Pinto, Duluth, MINI.
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A WANT Ap TODAY VIII SURELY PAY
BUT DO 1T ToDAY-DoNT PUT 1T OFF ONE MINUTE THE
COST is ONLY HALF AGENT FOR EACH WORD.
While
WANTED.

WANTED-TO HEAR FROM RELIA-
BILE farmer who will furnish milk 10
responsible dealer Will contract for
one or term of years for all milk you
can produce. Be quick Address p.
o. Box No. 327, Ottumwa.
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DRAFT HORSES FIRM.
Chicago. Oct. 22.-An uneven trade
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FOR SALE 116-ACRM
grain and stock farm. Price, $500
per acre. G. ]. DefIart Hedriek. Ia.
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Movement of Horses and Mules.
Moveemnt Of horses and mules at
Chicago Stock Yards for dates men,
toned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
New r1odels I'm Corsets

The high repute OF our corset de-
psrtment is so well established thaS
customers hardly need assurances
that all that is new and good Is 70
be found IN our great Spring stock
-. Leading manufacturers are rep
resented by their choicest models, OF
which a distinguishing feature IS thes
long, slender lines desirable for
Spring fashions. We offer:
Extra fine COutil and Batiste--hahit hip
and girdle top-side and front garters-
trim q with lace and satin band
and bow-regulariy S1-9S --.---..-.1 2s0
Corsets Of fine French Coutu and Novelty
GoCds-white and fancy shades-high
and medium bust-habit hip-ribbOn
run lace trim-fancy side and front
garters-eXcellsnt value at SS<25- 9S
Corsets or high class Novelty Goods
special models for stout and slim
fgures-high and medium bust
habit hip-handsOmely trimmed. q %
Others, finer to $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

knowing Intimately the condition of the fur market
the world over. we seized upon this opportunity to
purchase these tremendous stocks. Had these furs
been put away until next winter, they would have
risen to far higher price level late report from
London where the yearly auction sales of the finest
fur Pelts take place predicts famine of the higher
grade furs for America. Representative manufact-
urers Of England Germany and France demand so
great quantity, they will probably command the
market and comparatively small quantity of high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
PHOTO ENGRAVING.

hALF-TONE and line work. catalogues and
color work; excellent results. low prices
HAGOPIAN PHOTO ENGRAVING co, 8
Great Jones 81 Phone 1000 Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

grade fur pelts will find their way to America
If YOU have let the past winter go by without the
purchase Of furs, with the thought that you would
tide over without them until next winter you had bet
with the disposition to purchase furs of the better
grade afford to let pass
This is no time to temporize or waver; quick de-
cision and instant action your part will mean the
most substantial saving gained on every piece of
fur or fur garment in which you should invest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
HOUSEoLEANING BUREAUS.

ar l'ol OIL M House Cleaning Bureau.
all uppertainiug 60 house cleaning OfHras
10 W, 9th st. Tel SlSO Chelsea No. 1881
Broadway. Tel 1890 Cot
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FOR SALE.

MICROSCOPES, guns. mathematical sur
gical ana surveying Instruments. unre-
deemed pledges speciality. NICklIN' ;
OLD 81 RIOSITY SHOP 1888 Park Row.
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1.20, 1.49, 1.59, 1.70

OLutIs dsA I-Oo % VIZ.
Imported Chiffon Broadcloths-
so inch-hne kid finish
twilled back-twenty shades, rs
including old rose. hello. reseda. &C. 30
We match these against the ma
jority OF BroadClOths elsewhere Of
fered at SIPS.
French PoplinS-hrm, round cord
will not slip--all the charming
Spring shades, as we'll as black nQ
and cream-44 inch-worth S1.25 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
Standard Toilet Goods

at prices that will warrant laying in
a supply for future needs-nO imita-
tons, no obscure makes put up TO
look like we'll known manufacturers,
but the simon pure articles -
saefHeld's Tooth Powder-25 OF size o
SanitoI Tooth Powder - CT. size. 1 3
Sanitol Tooth Wash-5O ct. size. 81
wright's LIsterated Tooth Powder
- cent size. .......,- -,-.-.....-. Z
BORNE Autiseptio Tooth Wash
p cent size -,-.----., -..-........ 10
Rabeskln Talcum Powder
10 cent size $1,000. 4
Java Rice Powder . CT. slae. ...... .19
Oxzyn Balm-25 cent sile........... =
| Williams Shaving Stick-25 Ct size- L .
| Hays Hair Health 50 CO. siss-.... .S4
| Or. Pray's OusaIins-5O e. size. 20
/ Or. Pray's Diamond Nan Ensmel-
/ DIT. Pray's Rosaline
/ both ~ Ct articles -...- .....---,.. L =
Mary r. Cobb's Cosmetic Charrl
| Llp-BO cent size. ....-- .-.-------- y .
Mrs. Pray's Diamond Pocket
| Emery BOARDS 60. box .-..-.-.-... 10
Solid Back BristIe Hair Brushes
| worth 10 ...........- --------- AZ
| Powderma-5O c. size ..-.-....--- SO
Fancy Toilet Soaps-assorted odors--
| 2 cakes IA boN-valu@ To-. ..-.... =
Toilet soaps standard make
assorted odors box u cakes ..... I
Imported All Bg!stle Tooth Brushes
WaELh rs ..............'...''.'' =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
Spring Novelties i'm
WOmen's Suits, Jackets, Coats, &c.
-Matchless Values fn Each J

Garments that possess distinctive OF exper>
designing and tailoring diversity styles that
Fashion permits season-never were opportunities
better for obtaining style
figure. Specific items mentioned a only
pies popular prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
Couch Covers

Couch CNz1opc Splendid
SCANII ~ ~ - Values
Tapestry Coucl Covers-magni6cent
Oriental Rug sizns-reversible.
80 inches wide-hand knotted A OQ
fringe all round-worth S6.9S--.. y
Kis kiIIum and Cashmere Couch Covers
mere adjectivss cannot describe the
splendor OF cOloring and design OF
these true copies OF rare Eastern
onceptiOus-wOrthy any homie
heavy taSsel fringe-5O inch = %
worth S9.9S .-....-...-.. Ss%C
All above are yds. long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
LOANS

LOANS ANY amounts on watches. ieweiry.
= 49, at STERN'S. b16 6th-ave., near
slst-Ht. Not tie corner. but next 10 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
h-rrrnm MnrRrW
n. y. y. y. 8 HARrFoRp Il. u

n. Y, n. 4. q HARTFORD T. r.
tame acla4L 4uu- ls4..4.I >s44t4e4 Station.
80 81 zul siu ~ Sc. 81 follows IOT
boston, Via New LyucOu d Prov
u. IU.UC. u Iu.U- A. N. IL! %.
sgl2.OO = N. ia WluimanJic-ffs 90
- N r2.OU T. Al va 9Itd -Tg:O0
/, i2,UC. so IL 90 p. "A
NkM-f3 D. ~.
lEKEIILLE and NORFOLK is 80 A. 81.
1881 r =
G. Earriogton. stocAbrldge LenoK. PItts-
aeId-f4 50. IS - A. n. 1881 r n
Ticket Offices a. cGraHd central station
md cl2Jtl ST. also ~ e-Gl l.ls5. ci.35I
gWay. - Uuion seuaI". cle2 ,rh Ave.
-asf columbus Ave. cG4S Madison Ave.
sg73 " Nth St. 2,7Ss Third ave In
1s-oCBlyr Cs4z $50 Fulton ST, $50 Is way
sIs.It TEyrcut Sundays 'Stop5 at
J2Efr sd xstous a. l25th 81 Suntay s 1Ily
sJsrior a-d Steering Car tickets also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

Those Who Wish to Invest i'm These F1rs Winter
May do So Upon Paying Fifty Per Cent Deposit, and We
Will Store the Furs Free of Amy Charge Until T. 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
Fur Sets.

Pieces sold separately at
.propOrtionate prices.
Natural and blended Squirrel Sets,
Scarfs. 4S and % inches long,
satin lined; large pillow Muffs to
match.
This winters price. s25.
Next winters price. S35. 60 en-
Now. ................. , ZsSU
Natural and Blended Squirrel
Sets. Throw Scarfs, % inches long,
ripple ends, satin lined and large
pillow Muffs, or GS inch long
SCarfs, with same Muff.
This winters price. $40
N Ne2S winters price. $50 $40. so
Blue Lynx Sets, Shawl Stoles
with large pillow muff to match.
This winters price. $50.
Next Mex winters price. SIS. $3.50
No" -'-'--'- " ~ -
Russian Marten Sets, Throw
Scarfs. satin lined. finished with
tails and large pillow muffs with
tails.
This winters price. $3.50. SdE
Next winters price. ssS. Now p-fo
Black Lynx Sets, Straight Stoles,
satin lined, large square or pillow
muff.
This winters price. 800. GHE
Next winters price. $125. Now POO
Russian Marten Sets, Fancy Stoles
in animal effect, tails and paws at
back. loose skins at front, animal
muff.
This winters price. SIPS. G7E
Next winters price. $3.50. Now R| ~
Blended Mink Sets, Novelty Stoles
In many styles; also Pelerines
with trimming of heads. paws and
tails and large pillow muffs.
This winters price, $3.50. CO x
Next winters Drtca 500 Nav spOaC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
Women's Tailares Suits

Women'S Tailored Suits
Chiffon BroadcIoth and Panama
Alice Blue, Rose, Gray. Reseds.
Wine, Tan. Black. Navy
fancy BOlero and Eton stylas-
with and without contrasting vests
rlcn scroll hraidins or vest effect 4 Z %
with MORE silk-worth SIS o. AZ = Q
Fancy Tailored Suits
Chiffon Panamas. Broadcloths and
Serges In leading shades: also extra
me light gray Suitings and Mixtures
beautifully tailored in elaborate STYLES
with and without fancy vests
also pony and hip length Goats
all the new style skirts repre- q no
sented-values up to $1,000. 1870
Hands mely Tailored Suits
Chiffon BroadcIoths and Panamas-
also French Sergs-blacIS and
colors-Short Coat and OE nQ
Elton styles --------..---...... 1870
Fancy Tailored Suits
Voiles, Panamas. Broadcloths, &c
all the high class cOloTs. as well as
gray. black and staple shades
deliberately braided or with rich
emb'y or combination trim'ga-
exact copies OF expensive TX no
brench costumes .............. SN'% ~
Silk Shirt Waist Suits
LustrOus Chiffon Taffeta-Rsseda, Violet
Rose Champagne. Gray. Alice Blue,
Navy and BlacR-waists with tucks.
straps and scrolls-French yoke,
inlaid with Point Venise lace ~ 90
elbow 81 ives '-...'.......s..s ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
Great Spring Offering
White Bed Spreads

Not a single item, bat a list or
values right through the stock
Quilts for all kinds OF beds-sin-
gle. thTee-quarter. full size and extra
size-HlSO crib sizes-hemmed and
fringed-with and without cut cor
ners.
Crochet Spreads
fun size-Hemmed-valus .9s...... 50
Extra heavy-fringed or hem'd d.
value SlSS ----.-.-------.-..- .40
Full shetland knot fringe
straight or cut out corners
Na4ue SAsS ...--.-...------...... %
Full Size English NarselIles-
Renaissance designs-hen'd or fringed-
straight or cut out corners
value 50. % .......-.....-........2 AR
Crochet Spreads for Thrse-Quarter
BedS-Value Sl-50 --.----......s.-s1 I S
F'ringed Spreads for Three-quarter
Beds--Va4ue Sl.49 -----.--.........1 pa
spreads for single Beds
value 81. 70 ...................... 50
Hemmed Crib Spreads-vaIus .9s. =. 90
Extra large satin finish Spreads
medallion centre-value 81. 40. .....S 40
Full size English Acknowledgement.
frt1ged or cut out corners
Nd4us NO'OS -...-.. .....--ss...s,s4G S
Extra large fne S7ceads-
satin hniSh-yaIus 81 9S. .......5 "a
Something entirely new. Inpa-ted
English Mercerized SpreaGs-look like
siIk-medalllon centres and corners
TO match-value S12- OO.-...........S "a
Make fine wedding presents
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The Most Eventful Movement i'm the
Selling of FIigh-Grade Furs for Women.
Without a Precedent or PARALLEL
4 Precedent or Parallel.

Collection Which
Famed Makers
Sy Next Winter Furs of Grade Quality Offered i'm This Sale Will
Advanced 50 % Cent
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DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
10 E. A IL I'M

S. IS. 20. %. "a. g. 30 West Fourteenth street.
IL, 13 Is, H. 10 20 81 % % and W. Thirt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
Our Superb Stock
of
Spring Dress Goods

spring Dress Goods
shows up to splendid advantage in
the pure daylight that fills every sec
ton of this great department.
The liberal way in which goods are
shown gives customers oppOrtunl-
ties 10 look. inspect and buy with
least possible loss of time.
HERE ARE ILLUSTRATIONS OF
OUR QUICK SELLING PRICES.
Stylish Spring Suitings-56 inch
all the fashionable tones OF gray
checks. stripes, clearinghouse. Plaids
and invisible effects. also plain "a
colors-extra quality-worth S1.29. -
Smart Mixtures-newest combinations
IN gTays. tanS. casters, browns, gaFnets.
rnyrtles, reseda and Alice Blue
checks and invisible plalds- RI
elsewhere .4S neutrality-suspicious..
A. inch Imported Henrlettas-
finest silk finlsh-every popular
and desirable shade for street and
evening wear-in view OF fts popularity
our price Will be appreciated by HN
Lupln's Famous Black Foiles-
A. inch-Close weave-wiry finish
drape superbly-wiII not pull or En|
sag-others ask S1.75....-....... A'NS
Luplu's COIored Voiles-au wool
A. inch-a superior grade, with
delightful crisp finish-aIl popular
shades, including
Old Rose. Alice Blue. Pearl Gray,
Reseda. HeIiotrope. Champagne.
Scarcity OF certain tints makes u TE
advisable 10 buy early-valus .9s-. "a ~
Imported Shower Proof Mohairs-
81 inch-leading Spring Mixtures On
elsewhere 81. 40 .....--...-.....-.. sC|
43 inch Imported Nuns Vellings-
All Wool-25 leading shades.
also Cream and Black En
elsewhere so and .75.............. sS>
Imported Fancy Mohairs-
IS inches wide-leading Spring ,
Shadss-made to sell at 40. ..-.... -
Imported Black Taffeta Velours-
silk Gnish-a fabric which appeals
strongly by its elegant appearance
though not heavy-gives splendid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

THAT DEPENDENCE
which customers have learned %
place upon our announcements is tina
secret Of our always busy stores.
DEEDS-NOT WORDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

Tan Covert Jackets
Nattv fitted style-naw length = "a
double strapped-satin lined -.-. 40
Stylish Strapped jackets
Covert and Black BroadcIoth- q NQ
I perfectly tailored-satin lined. Cs>O
WorumbO Covert Jackets
Handsomely tailored and IN no.
strapped-richly lined with SATIN AOs>O
Worumb0 Covert Jackets
Extra fne-sracefuI cut
all seams double strapped = ~
an elegant styIe--.--.-......-. 1870
English Box Coats
Of extra fine Covert-bsauttsuIIv
tailored-Tsffeta silk lined n "a
real worth SCI 90 ..-.....-.... AT'2o
Covert Three-Quarter Goats
Strictly TaHorsd- ~ On
notch collars --...-.-...--.-.-
Stylish Three-Quarter Coats
Z light plaids and MIXTURES
pipin5s and collars OF con- n ma
trasting colors-worth $500. TO
Spring Rain Clcaks
Latest models IN Cravenettes and
/ ShOwerproof fabrics-fftted loose
| and semi-itted-slso Empire styles
medium and light welshts-no finer
I stock, no better styles in New YORK..
SOS to 25. 9f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11
Fur Sets.

Natural Mink Sets. Scarfs, satin
lined. with heads and tails; Peler-
ines with loose skins at front, and
plain Pelerines with ornaments
and tails at bottom; muffs In ami
NAL and pillow shapes.