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New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
PErT1w0PE Z NEIo z. r.
ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHlNGION'
Leave New York city 23d ST Lib SC
-WASHINGTON, Buffet. 200 am : W am
tWAsHINGT0N, Diner. 95S 80 am am 70 10 SS 90 a am
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 30 pm W pm
t"ROYAL LTD" Diner. 90 pm W pm
WASHINGTON. Diner, 80 pm o-0O W pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet 90 pm l-D pm
WASHINGTON, ,Sleepers. 1l.aO pm l.. 10
-Ex Sunday. tDally.
Through Daily Trains to the West
Leave New York City. 23d St Llo ~.
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG, IL 90 pm y 70
CHICAGO COITMBUS IL 80 am l.. 90 nm
PTTTSRITRG. CLEVED 3. so pm 400 pm
'-PITTSRURG LIMITED 6.50 pm lU0 pm
GIN, ST LOJIS.IOCISN-, II 90 pm L "a 10 n
GIN. ST .IOUIS,LOCISN.. % am 10 ~ am
GIN. ST LOUIS, LOUSY. $50 pm bOo pm
Ofices: 245 434. 1900 BFosdMay. os ;dcr Astor
House, los Greenwich St, 25 Union square
" 3a1 Grand st. n Y: 343 Fulton St.
Brooklyn: West 23d 50 and Liberty St
After 6 o. m. sleeping car reservations
and fun information regarding trains, ETC.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information
b & o. R r. 23d 81. Terminal. Phone
No Chelsea-3l44.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
RAILROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad.
NEW Y@EIM QIsMTRAA
q ttuOSoN RIVER RAILROAD

4 huoSON RIVER RAILROAD
Trains leave Grand Central Station. "a Ssi s6i
and. except the 80 a. m. 1.02. so II ''
p. M, stop at 125th ST. u minutes latett no
Buffalo-fS 30 IS a., ~ q. M "a 40
'1o6. '204. '43O. 500. $50. ~
$3.50. $11.3O p m 100
$3.50. sG.OO 500. 80. al 80 ?, m, 90
Cincinnati-'2o4. $50. 800. $3.50. li'''
c1eveIand-.s.4s a. M. .1os. $3.50, 900,
Columbus OF, $50, Is. 90. 80 30 p, m ~
Detroit-<s.45 a. m. '1.OG. 80. '6."'
500. $3.50, F11.3O p m.
Indianspolis-'2 04 - 80. I'll 30 p. m 20
Montrsai-f12. 10, 1880. ts.45 i. m. '''Vo'
@1.S0 y. m. %
a. m. "1.O2. "t0e. "204. 500. 'e.o'
80 20. % 30 .11.3n p. n.
St I.ouis-*2O4 "a. 80. 1.3o n m.
Toronto-fS3O 30 m. $500. b9 30 b11.30 2. m
HARLEM DIVISION.
e05 a. m. and 3. .35 p. m. ex. sunday 20 20
Pittsfield and North Adams; sunday, $50
a. m.
Pullman cars on all through trains. 80
Ticket Offices at la9 245, 415 and 12l6
Broadway 81 Union Sq W, 275 Columbus
Av.. III West 125th St, Grand Central
and 125th st. Stations New York: SlS ana
T26 Fulton ST. and 954 Broadway, BROOKLYN
"Daily- Ten. Sunday. tEx. Monday
bEx. Saturday.
Telephone 1900 ssth St" for New York
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence by Westcott Express
Vice Pres. s Gen. Mgr. Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
MAY DUST SAMUEL GREENBLATT.

David T. Moore. Superintendent of Buildings in
Brooklyn. has suggested to his assistant, Samuel
C;reenblatt, that H. resign from Office. and 1t Is
exnocfed that before November Is Mr.. Greenbatt
,,.fll ba repIaced by another man. Dennis J. Dono-
van. who formerly held the position, will probably
be reinstated. The salary. Of assistant superin-
Mr. Greenblatt is inefficient and entirely unfit for
the place
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
ris7u AVENUE TAIGoRs MOVE.

o. Haas Brothers. n firm OF women tal'oi : mas
- -. a, No % West 9th street The nrm has
cs,ecisIly designed large number Of suits which
VIII be W"tI' aS,crtises as specials 70. this week
."3iS,ad costumes made I" ;@asqiTe hlI nm s"pI' .
~ ' III ,rrfect +: ~ -. tlt-T Gus oi.ie-s'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

50 CT. Dress C0CdS.....-.......... 81
ssrces and Cheviots-Gray. Tan. Brown
Raseda. Myrtle. Cardinal. Garnet. Royal
Navy. Black
~ CT. Taller SuitingS. ....-..... 81
Newest combinations IN tones OF Gray.
ran. Blue Brown. Garnet Greens ana
other fashionable coloTinSs - stripes
checks and plaids-SS inch
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
sTEAAInOaD.

ID m eT m M and Points in New Eng
l0 Wl 3 u VI W land. Reduced Rates.
FAIL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall
River. Fares reduced to all points, Boston.
81 65; Newport. Fall River, $500: Provi-
dence 50 30. I've. Pier 10. y. r.. II. War
rem ST. week days ard Sundays, 300 p. NJ
Strs. Priscilla and Puritsn. Orchestras.
NORWICH LINE Via New London. Leave
Pier 80, n R.. foot GARRISON St week days
onlv. 6 P NJ SteamerA City of Lowell! and
Chester W. Chaplin
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford and North. Leave Pier 90 E r
week days only. 2:45 p. NJ; foot East 22d
ST 8 p M Steamer Richard Peck.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
Extra Good Values
IN
r,esey-- TJUTe~ue1r

EoSlery---UneerWc2I
Children's Imported Black Cotton Hose
dbIe knee heel and toe-Hermsdorr dyeOo
sizes 70 ..-....--.-,-.--..--' .SS
pairs for Sl-oc.
Extra sizes to 10l7. 40
Children's Wool Hose-fne and
heavy ribbed-merino heel and toe
Sizes to sie...-........'-.'-". 80
Sizes 9 to 10. ..--.--..-.-..ss-s 80
Crhildren's Black Wool Hose
extra value --.....--..-.---...-. Ia
Wouen's Black Cashmers Hose
double soles. heels and toes .-.'''"'. .HtS
Women's Imported Cotton Hose-cold-
weather weight Hermsdorf dye
double soles. heels and toes-..-.-. .oS
Wonen's Plain Black Gauzs Lisle-also
Emb'd IIsle-variOus colors-wortn -oS ~
IIen's Heavy Weight Merino Shirts and
Drawers-siIk boUnd-pearl buttons
double stitched seams-spec1al. ..a--- .oS
Mems Heavy Fleece IAned shirts
and Drawers-double stitched
seams-pearl buttons-special-- .3S
Mems Heavy Domet Flannel
Paiamas-silk frogs-large pearl
buttons-valus S1-I5 --...---..-..'--l -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

or Ienox avenue subway 10 177th street ard trans
ferring 10 the Morris Park avenue car. The COM
pany calls attention TO the fact that ever since
Manhattan Island was settled its constant tendency
has been to grow rorthWard, and says that to-day
Morris Park. in point Of location. is about Waefe
Central Park few years ago
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
MORRIS PARK TRACT DEVELOPMENT

-"F l'--l.'t Development Company If developing
around 'ae ola Morris Park racetrack
' Is '.ri1e lo.s for sale in that nei2hborhood.
s.. fa.- offers to lend buyers of these lots
.....-. ...l -I 1lu.gT l5u05 rJlIoA ssris3s
~. '-.t r|r. should rno- desire 20 do so.
-'.'..t Daa Dr.. reached - taking The l.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
TO SPLIT THE OIL TRUST.
More Suits Filed an OhiO-GOUern-
mpnf IikcIu to act.

Columbus Ohio Nov. l2-Suts were fled IN the
Circuit Court az Lima. Ohio, this evening by Al
tornev General Wade Ellis against four SUBSIDIARY
companics said to be controlled by the standard
OIL COMPANY Of New Jersey, to prevent the further
orersrion Of the alleged combination populaIly
known as the standard Oil Trust" The COM
ranies named as defendants are the Ohio Oh COM
parvN the Solar Refining ConpanE the Buckeye
Pine Line Company and the Standard Oil Com
pany of Ohio
The pet!ti5ps allese that the Standard OIL Gem
pany Of New Jersey OWLS and controls all the stock
Of these four companies. except an amount sum
cient TO maintain directorate and corporate eX-
istence in OHIO 1t is further alleged that the con
trol Of these companies is exercised in restraint of
trade and in contravantiou Of the antitrust laws
Of the state. -
The petitions ask the court Gust the four com
panies from their assumed right TO permit IhelT
| stock to be controlled by the Standard Oil Com
| panv Of New Jersey. and that they be prevented
| from continuing their operations as auMnarles or
the so-caled oil trust ana for such other reet as
! Tho the OGtRrOWth OF the trial or the
! case against the STANDARD Oil Company at Findlay'
! during which the facts alleged against the SUD
| sidiary companies were brought out
| washington. Nov. 12-While no authoritative
statement could be obtained in regard the mat
ter there is good reason TO believe that the gov
eminent has decided 10 begin proceedings against
the Standard Oil Company under the Sherman An
thrust act with a view of obtaining order OF
! dissolVing the company as II now exists
restoring each of the seventy -flVe or eighty
/ constituent companies It's pr"poruonate snare ol
! The stock and also compelling the observance OF
! he law inhibiting them from entering lltO any
| contract. agreement understanding with each
other with a view to maintaining prices on oil.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

wonen's Ripple Eiderdowu. German
Flannel and extra quality Flarneletre-
Plain colors-Pretty Persian Stripes and
Auover floral efTects+braid, straps and
fancy fnish-all sizes.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
I,ackawanna Railroad.

Leave n. Y. Barclay Christcphe-. W 2Sd
SITS.
IS 90 a M.-For BinghaTton and Elmlra-
80 90 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicas go and s.
Louis.
P M-For Buffalo and chicago.
+4OO p MO: Scranton and Plymoutn-
z.f ~ p N-For Buffalo and Chicago
IS as P M-For Buffalo. Syracuse, Ithaca
- 90 4. M-Chicago-S SleeperS open $50
2 NJ
rr,,,.sts ot 40 42s. 1883. 1884 Broadway.
~ Y 339 Fulton St. B'klyn- 'Daily
+Excent sunday. zLeaves Christopher st.
c 10 p. NJ. weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
so CT Mems Warm
NiSht Shirts. :.

Donnet F7annel-extra ions-fui bodfss-
we'll hnished-present high market rates
for materials maks thess a remarkable
value.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
Extra Good Values
IN
C21tcr and Outing Flannel
Underwear

women's Flannelette Night Gowns
plain or combination effects. with
bedding-turnover collars ---.--..-. .A9
WoTnen's Flannelette Gowns
good Quality-CleaF stripes
silk stitched scalloped ruffes. 10
Women's Flannelette Gowns
White or fancy stripes-hemstitchirg
fancy beading or silk scalloped ruffie-
fine value .....-.-........-...-. .Sc
Women's striped Flannelette skirts
feather stitched hsm-scalloped
rufies-elsewhere 50 -.-.--..-.--.. ~
Women's Fiannelette and Knit Skirts-
white and coFd also neat stripes
/ silk scaIloped ruffie or fancy
\ stitching -......-...'... ..s.ssss.sss- .Grb
Wonen.s White Canton OF Domet Flannel
/ prawers-H S. Cambria rufre-
/ three rows Hemstitching. ...-....... 40
iChildren's F!annelette Night Drawers
/ ? to years. .s3Sls 70 10 years. .49
Or. Denton's Sanitary Night Drawers
l 70 B years. 5S4 70 years. 10
iChudren's Knit Night Drawers with
fest-aeece uned-silk binding
| ! to 10 yrs-...'. .-.-.....-.....'.... .4S
canton Flannel Night Drawers
! extra Quality-weu made
20 8 years. 40 : 20 10 years.. SO
Children's striped FIannel-tte Night
Gowns-turnover collars
according n size ......-.. 2S 70 50
.Children's FIanneiette Pa5amas-
TO IA yrs.-Special. al.,.-..........-. 90
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
S1.qs Women's
"a
Knit RlouSes

V and high neck-fancy wsaves-5est
colors-striCtly all vool-blousa front
large pearl button finish.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
GAS HEATERS AND LAMPS.

ApN-ERTIsEAfENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No 1864 Broadway, between Seth
pi-H,,'lrfs he 9ei>eA 81 tho following branch
.a--. "a " .1t until S O'Clock
n m. ,i.. oJ4 S,.l ave. q. c. cor 2;.i At
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
Something Interesting
About HandkerchiefS

A few cents less on a plain
linen Handkerchief may not be
of consequence to some, but
straws show which way the
wind blows -.-... Customers
saw our prices are lower than
tbev find the identical kinds
elsewhere. "a little saving
on one fOots up to a goodly
saving on a dozen. and it IS
lust such savings in other sta
pie goods that have given our
stores such high repute for
good values. With Christmas
in the near future. every saving
now means so much more for
gifts.
Mems and Won1en's -
An Linen-with initial. I pa to 20
Mems Sheer Linen Lawn -,
with initial .--.. --.-------- = :
Mems All Linen-Hemstitch-
/. 10 I inch hem n-...-.-------- = 10 "a
Mems Novelty SILK and Linen
Identical goods elsewhere 44------- "a
Mems Mercerized Cotton H DIX, IS
soft and silkv-white Or with
colored borders-allover designs
Of pin or polka dots. fine or heavy
cheCks-full size ----.------ -.---- = z =
Women's Emb'd H ok fs-Plain
or corded linen centre-or erno a
edges with French knots.
henstitching and enby-
white coIcred and black Il ~ 70 q
MEMS White japanese Silk
H'dk'fs-full size
Il Y and / inch
hAustftched-aIs Iso co1ored
bcr5ers and stripes ..-... -25 10 I .Se
sun Finer Silk H'dkfs to 81 sS
Wonlen's SILK H'dkfs-
six ernb'd ...........-... 40 to .SS
SIX Mufiers-white and
coIored-brocade and plaid
Lace trimmed Handkerchief
Linen Lawn-variety OF designs IN Val
lace edgings, insertings and fancy
corners .................. 1925 20 .2S
All Iinen-Princess. Mechltn. German
and French Val. laces-a great
variety of fancy shapes. 20 to 500
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
Ext~: ccoG Values
IN
Blankets Spreads

D-ZLAS - - y SSAS~S
HEAVY White Australian Wool
B,aukets-12x9J inch-dehcate
bnriers-f inch silk ribbon % OK
blnIiug-Iustedd OF Sl2-9S- -.--.-- - -
Extra Heavy Guaranteed All Wool
kets-sCarlct- gray and tan-
beautiful combination borders n OK
Instead of IS. 80.
uelvy White Wool California Blankets-
II 4 size. for extra large size beds
pretty colored borders q QS
Value 81 20 -...-'.''..' ''-'-''
Guaranteed All Wool California
IG-4 size for twin hecs-scariet
gray and white-cCm hiuauon Z OS
borders-Instead OF sos .--.-....
&cyy and renutiful Jacquard Blanket
COmf0rtables- -tSXSo inch
EXQUISITE cameo tintlngs and rich Z Or
color effects-Instcad ~ sos
HEAVY cotton Fleecsd Blankets
IL 4 size-white and coloTed-
pink and blue borders 70
Instead OF 81 9S- ...--.-....-...
Full size Crochet Spreads Marseilles
desirns-no dressing fringe. cut
corners or plain hens QS
Instead Of 81. =. -....-.--..-.''---
Fine crochet Spreads
hemmed fringed or cut 40
corne-s-Instead % Sl.Io ...--...
Fine Crochet spreads-Damask
desiens-hemmed. fringed OF 4 OR
rut corners-Instead OF 50 IS
A larg assortment of Domestic and
Imrorted Merseilles and satin finish
Spreads- -fringed. cut out corners
or plain hens. ...-..... .9S TO 1000
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
sf2s NainsookS-1o yds.
% Ct. lHLiR, Darasks.

Yard wfde-exquisitely soft for fns IN
derwear. Infants wear. etc Less than
agents cost prtcs-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
Extra Coed Values
In
COmfortableS
Feathers By Pound

Sateen and Cambrtc-fz't both
sides-sorns red backs-scrou
stitching-Instead OF 81. IS -.----f So
sateen-fgd both sides-sou1s plain
backs-pUre white cotton flltnz-
fancy scroll stitching
Instead OF S2. e5. 5........---.-.----2. 80
Stlkolfn. sateen, SILK and Satin Com
fortables-down and wool nlling-
large assortment. ......-2. 50 to 25. 90
Pure feather PtIIows-best herrinsbons
ticking-cov d-fres from dust
Size 2Ox2s; value .eS.s...s..s SO
Size 22x2s: value 81 Io......... 70
FEATHERS BY POUND
Choice white live geese fssthsr-
odorless=fres from dust
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
RESTAURANTS.
TYPEWRITiNG.

1YPEwRITERs- All makes sold. rented,
.;nrtnan D Nassau 81 Telephone 2It9-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
LOST

LOST Bankbook No. }57 50 Seamen's
New York Payment stopped and cancel
lation applied for. Please return 10 bank.
LOST or STOLEN liahkbook 40 -LVt"
oS tho German Savings Bank in the City
Of New York. corner 18th ave. and 18th St.
issued to GottItehen We'll. All persons are
cautioned against u-EotiatinG the same II
no, returned To- the bank on the 4th day
Of December. 1906. duplicate VIII be Is
sued.
lost -Banktook No S2l">i, Bank for
savings. $50 attn ave. New York Fdy-
rncnt stopped Please return book To hank
IOsr.-Eanlbool No. S55.55S. Bank FOR
savings. $50 4th ave. New York Pay
r,rnt stoppcd Please return book 10 bank.
lost -Passb7ol< No. 2.0IH OF the Jefferson
Bank Payment stopped. Finder please
return TO above bank.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

satin fish-fun bls thed-T2 tnch-six
new palerns. including Pansy, Geranium
Leaf. Spot. Easter Lily. etc.-excellent
value at es cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

lost - Handbook No. S5s51G ON Dry Dock
savings Bank ANY person having claims
uron slid book IS called upon 10 present the
same to the bank within thirty dayS, or the
said hook will be declared cancelled and
c1tInguished and a new one isSHed in lieu
theTeos.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
Is CT. EerceriZed

Lining Sateens...... III
So inches wide-Black, white and leading
shades for drop skirts. Jacket Innings.
also linirg Bed Sets. and eor Cushion ana
other fancy and decorative articles.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

Extra Good Values
In
Fine Fl2n1elS
TTeayy- White SaxOny Wool Flannels-
for Infants skirts. Barrcws. etc
instead of %. .......--------------s .1S
Fine White Saxony Flanneis-a1
wool-yard wide-instead or 3D. -0O
Ir,norted Novelty silk and Wool
FlanneIs-most desirable colorinss-
instead OF 81 30. ...------...-'---.'-- -SS
Fancy Shirt and Sktrtins Flannels-
including Navy and Red-alI WOOL
ana shrunk-WOrth -I5.-.-.--..-.-.- .O4
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
Ladies' Suits.
Linens.

Linens.
In
On November the 18th
Irish hand embroidered Linens
Round D'Oyleys, 8 and g inches.
$50 and 1850 dOZ
Centre Pieces. "a and 30 inches. 225 and $50
Tea Cloths, SO and 45 inches 4.5O $50
Table Cloths 12 inch and los inch
D'Oyleys, Centre Pieces, Bureau Scarfs, etc. of
fine linen finished with lace.
Round D'Oyleys.
6 inch 200 dOZ.
IL 90 "
Centre Pieces.
20 ihch 1'-o ana 30
IS " 0oO
Bureau Scarfs
20 Y SO inch. 6.5O
New designs of Irish and French hand
embroidered linen Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed
Spreads and Sllams.
James McCreery & Co.
Twenty third Street.
Thirty-fOurth Street.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

LOsT.-Bankbook No. 45o.2NI on Dry Dock
Savings Bank ANY person having claims
uuon said book IS called upon To present the
same 70 the bank within thlFtF DAYS or tho
said b,ol- win be declared cancelled and cx-
tlnguishcd and a new once isused in lieu
thereof.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
In Both Stores.

the finest fabrics the world prodrcesi
also,
a complete line of standard merchandise
Mt attractive prices.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
50 Ct. Monte Linen Scars. "a
s9 ct. Wool Shaker Flannel. "a

6S inches Iong-2o inches wfde-hem-
stitched hen-stamped in variety OF new
designs.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
Seascnable Goods
Good Qualities
AT REMARKABLY LOW GOSH
Read carefully-twin pay.
No Mail or Telephors orderA
90 Ct. ya. wide Black Taffetas 50

Guaranteed-rustle and Chiffon finish
bright. full lustre-hne quality for Cos
tunes Cloaks. Waists Skirts. stc-
Nota Width-Yard wioA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

FIRS REMODELLED and altered into
the newest styles at wholesale prices
Deal with Wholesalers and save 80 per
cent Pappa Bros, 2o4 West satin ST
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
pREsSMAKINo AND MILLINERY

EMBROIDERING promptly done: lingerie
dressmakinC embroi1eTing; reasonable; !;
also tacking. will call Williamson. 1l2
West l4Ith st.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

AfNtF o NJ pURRAND.-Ntisse5 hall
evening dresses. copied from Partisan
models. special attention, short notice. %
West 4Gth ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

whftNextra wide and heavy-rsady
shrunk-good quality for Babies pinning
blankets, Women's and Children's Skirts
and Mems Undershirts-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
James McCreery & Co,

James McCreery g. Co,
%Jrd Sfreef, J4fb .Sfree1.
In Both Stores.
brics the world prodUc
of ndard uncCh
prices
Ladies' Suits.
On Sale In
BroadclOth and mixed cloth Tailor-nladc Suits
Latest tailored models.
3O.OO 81. 80 and 1900
Velveteen Walking Suits. "POny" three
quarter length coats. Colors:-BIue Brown,
Burgundy and Black.
1900
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

OSTRICH feathers. boas. stoies cleansed.
curled and dyed in any desirable color or
Hra glossy black. equal 10 new hrst class
work Horstmann Partisan Feather Dyeing
Co Sc 9th ave. near Sth ct.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
ga Ct. Sacques and Kimonos.. IS

90 CT. Sacques and Kimcnes.. IS
wonen's Ripple Eiderdown. German
Flannel and extra quality Flarneletre-
Plain colors-Pretty Persian Stripes and
AIlover floral eTeces-braid. straps and
fancy fnish-an sizes.
s1.9s Women's
Knit BlouSes. LA
V and high neck-tancy wsaveL5est
colors-striCtly all vool-blousA front
large pearl button finish.
sl.29 NainSookS yds. IN box. 80
Yard wide-exquisitely soft for fns IN
derwear. Infants wear, etc- Less than
agents cost prizes
% Ct. lr{ira, Darasks..... ST
satin fish-fun bIs ihsd-T2 inch-six
new pa1erns. including Pansy, Geranium
Leaf. Spot. Easter Lily. etc.-excellent
value at es cents.
50 ct. Monte Linen Scars. "a
So inches Iong-2o inches wide-hem-
stitched hem-stamped in variety OF new
designs
39 CT. Wool Shaker Flannel. "a
| white-extra wide and heavy-ready
| shrunk-good quality for Babies pinning
! blankets, Women's and Children's Skirts
| and Mems Undershtrts-
% and 59 CT. EmbroiderieS.. -
/ Corset Coverings and Flouncirgs-variety
/ OF handsome patterns in open and bhnl
/ work and English Eyeler-
/ so CT. Br0caded Chiffons...... -
/ Cream and tinted grounds-wfth newest
| woven figure effects in beautiful coorings
\ specially attractive for Evening
/ Dresses fancy Waists and Children's
| Dancing Frocks-soId elsewhere at so
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
% and ss CT. Embroideries... 4.

Corset Coverings and Flouncfrgs-yariety
Of handsome patterns in open and bhEI
work and English Eyelet-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

Cream and tinted grounds-with newest
woven figure effects in beautiful colorings
-specfally attractive for Evening
Dresses. fancy Waists and Children
Dancing F'rocks-sold elsewhere at so
cents.
Foreign Lawn Sectfcn-BasemsnG
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
RAILROADS.
PIEMMgYIL VAMlA
z A [ l. r O a d

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-th.rd St.
and DesbrOsses and Cortandt SITS.
a2s The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt SITS. is five minutes later than that
given below for Twenty-thiTd st. Station.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-09
Blankets, Comforters, etc.

White Cotton Blankets, soft, feecy blankets, with pretty bor- ders, in gray or tan shades, ua A & R Sale price--------6V
 Cotton Blankets, heavy, white, full 11x4 size, with pretty colored borders, regular SIPS quail 7 0c ity in A & R Sale pair---f V
 S1.5O White Blankets for $1, full 11x4 size, extra heavy soft Aeecy blankets, white or gray, cannot be duplicated for less than mn $1.50, in sale---------tlVV S2 White Blankets for $1 50, all 11x4 white heecedown blankets, these are all cotton but imitation of the best all wool blankets, guaranteed unshrinkable hn in A & R Sale--------BIVU U
 S4 Blankets for $2.oO, 11x4 size fine wool blankets, soft heecy bound with wide silk bind-00 0 ing, han dsome borders--EVsU U
 S1.5O Summer ComfOrters for 9sC, full size, covered with fine silkoline, filled with pure 1 DC white cotton batting------3U U
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-09
Extraordinary Bargains in Our Big Basement

75c Summer ComfOrters, for 4oc
 These are for crib size beds, silkoline, ruffles, and filled with pure white cotton batting, AQs in A & R Sale each-------Tu
 $2.sO Comforters for $1.5O, cov- cred with extra quality silkoline, daintily figured and fancy stitch ed. Filled with fine grade R0 white cotton batting--!IVU
 soc Doll Bed COmforters for 18c, small size, covered with fine silkoline, ruffled edge and filled with pure white cotton Dc batting, worth 50c------iV
 o8c White Bed Spreads, 6oc
 Extra quality white crochet bed spreads, pretty center C0o patterns, in A & R Sale---VJ
 Bed Spreads, full size, Marseilles pattern, staple $1.50 GEs spread, in A & R Sale for--0U
 DOmet and Outing Flannel
 White Domet Flannel for 43Lc a yard, 200 pieces in this sale, the heavy fleecy kind, full width, worth 7c a yard, in the HNs A &R Sale-------------Tr
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-09
A $ R Bargains in
 UphOlSterieS

Floor Oil Cloth, in neat patterns 60 worth 29c yard; in Sale at---- U
 Genuine Cork Linoleum, in the9 Es latest patterns, worth 49c yd--JF
 Tapestry Brussels Carpet, par 2 g1s Tor, hall and stairs pattern, 65c valJJ
 Granite Ingrain Carpets, a 31c0 Dc value, in A & R Sale a yard----EH (
 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, made by Alexander Smith Co.,, of New York, size 9x11 feet worth $15.98. A no In A & R Sale for-------B UuJU Japanese Carpet Pattern Mating, cot. ton warp, regular 25c and 31c Ts goods, in A &R Sale for-------gU
 300 Pairs of 5 tucked Ruffled Cur tains. q yards long, worth 39c 9Qo per pa,r in saIe------------AO U
 BObinette Curtains, with 5-inch ruffle, trimmed with machine made Clunny lace and insertion, worth G Ne SIPS per pair, in A x R Sale--UJ
 Couch Covers, 46 inches wide, 95 inches long, fringed all around, Orien- tai striped effects, worth 98c Trs each, in Sale-----------------JJ