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The Holly chieftain., 1906-02-23
Here and There

Will TarboX spent Sunday here
with his family.
p j. Meagher of Granada. visited
Holly friends this week.
Marshal Lish House Sundayed in
Granada with his family.
John Duncan has added handsome
rOll-top desk to his Office equipment.
The family of +. CALDWELL will leave
Holly this week to join him at Good
land, Kansas.
NJ S. Hanson returned last week to
Holly, after Il months visit to his for
mer home in Iowa.
The street grading machine is doing
a little work on our streets. Can't
hurt them, anyway.
Peverill & Walsh this week com
pleted a 55-fUot well at j. j.. PIerce's,
NORTH of the fruit farm.
The flagpole Of the weather bureau
at Holly received a fresh and much.
needed coat of paint this week.
DR.. C. W. Wolfenberger wears the
smile 0lat won't come off. Mrs w.
and the baby arrived this week
F. NJ. Montgomery spent the week
in Eaton, Colo. and report has 1t that
he has been laid up with rheumatism.
b. K. Gibbons this week sold his new
house on colorado avenue to T. NJ
Harmon, the consideration being
$500.
W. B. Pierce. of Blackwell. Ohla.,
came in Wednesday. He likes the
country better every time he comes
out.
Clyde Starbnck of the factory force
was nursing IL SNained wrist few
days this week, caused ny fall while
on duty.
Messrs Gin. Atkin and Wikin were
among those who went frcm Holly to
attend the sale OF town lots at >wink
Wednesday.
Traffic Manager Zimmerman of the
Holly g. Swink railroad and St+nog.
rapher N. + Vidal were passengers TO
La Junta on No. 3 Monday.
j. "A Bodenhamer of Amityyille was
a pleasant caller at his Office Tues
day. He came in a-smilin' and before
he left we were a-smilin', too.
II. A, Dawley former resident of
Holly, but now of Rocky Ford, is re-
ported to be able 10 go to Hot Springs,
after severe and prolonged illness.
j. W. Wilkin is building nice
large house in the west part nf town
at cost of between $3.50 and $1,000
And we understand it is not for rent,
either.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-02-23
Bulk Garden Seeds at
Pinkham's, Amity.
Wants
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
Charles Barkman Of Amity will hold
an auction sale soon Watch for date.
Livestock, household goods, etc.
FOR SALE-About 25 stands of
bees, part or all.
+. w Brainard,
See the new Crescent bicycles at
Roht. Kings.
Subscribe for The Chieftain.
SEED OATS.
Nebraska White Reclaimed at SIPS
per cwt. Pinkham's,
Amity.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-03

River at or near the town of Pay
cite. This matter came regularly
on for hearing, and the Board, hav-
ing considered the same, finds that
the old wagon bridge over the Pay
cite River at said City of Payette
is unsafe and very dangerous for
crossing, and that a necessity exists
tor the erection of a new bridge at
said place as prayed for. Said
Board further finds that said bridge
can be constructed at a cost not ex-
ceeding Twenty Thousand Dollars.
1t is therefore ordered that the
prayer of said petition be granted,
and that proceedings be taken to
provide for the construction of such
bridge. Plans and specifications
tor said bridge having been pre-
pared by VIM. Moot, and filed with
the Clerk of this Board. on motion
1t is ordered that the same be &C
cepted, approved and adopted. And
the Clerk of this Board is hereby
directed to publish in THE CALp.
WELL TRIBUNE and the PAYETrE
INDEPENDENT for thirty days as
required by law, the following no.
tice for bids for the construction of
said bridge, to.wit:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-03
Caldwell, Idaho, Jan. II, 1906.

Caldwell, Idaho, Jan. II, 1906.
Fourth day of January term, 1906.
The Board of County Commits,
sioners met at 10 O'Clock a. m,
pursuant to adjournment from yes
terday; all members of the Board
being present; when the following
proceedings were had,
On motion the following bills
were examined and passed upon,
and warrants ordered drawn on ,he
Road Fund for the amounts allowed:
Asa B. Chenoweth, labor SAC 40
ID. w. Chenoweth, labor 20 so
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-03

First day of January term, ROOT
The Board of County Commi.
sioners of Canyon County, Idaho
met at 10 o'clock, a. M, in regula
session, pursuant to law. Present
F. E. Fisk, Chairman, D. P. bod
and ]. F. T. Bayse, Commissioners
and John A. Tucker, Clerk; whel
the following proceedings were had
The following county and pre-
cinct officers reports were exam
ined and approved:
Report of o. M. Van Duyn
County Attorney.
Report of John A. Tucker. Clerk
of District Court and ex-officic
Auditor and Recorder.
Report of ]. w. Watkins, Asses
scr and ex-officio Tax Collector.
Report of M. 1. Church, Pro.
bate Judge.
Redort of Cora Bean, Supt. Of
Public Instruction.
Report of Tim Driscoll, Justice
of the Peace South Payette Pre-
cinct.
Report of A. L. Gowen, Justice
of the Peace. East Nampa Pre-
cinct.
Report of J. o. March, Justice of
the Peace East Emmett Precinct,
On motion the following oils
read and passed upon, and war
rants ordered drawn on the Current
Expense Fund for the amounts al
lowed:
Owen M. Van Duyn, salary and
expenses, County Attorney. $3.50 e6
Cora ]. Plat, assisting in
Recorders Office from Oct 2,
I9o5......... ..................... 1875 90,
George A. Dew, salary
Deputy Recorder Nov. and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 90
Idaho Meat Company,
meat for poor farm and Jail ~ oc
J. w. Watkins, salary
Assessor ..................... 700 90
F. L. Payne, Deputy
Sheriff, salary ............ ass 90
W. w. Kimple, livery for
County Attorney.......... a so
Matte L. Tucker, salary
Deputy Clerk. ........ ......... 225 90
Venable & Kirk, printing
and supplies.................... So 90
R. A. Cowden, stamps and
stationery, Deputy Trers... 7 so
J. McNish, assigned &C.
count and mdse ............... az 90
Frank Crossen, mdse for
poor Observation-Disclosures. 4e 90
M. 1. Church, salary
Probate Judge" ......... $50 90
L. w. Botkin, mdse...... IA 60
Thos. H. Soule, services
supt. on new court house,. 50 IS
Tribune Printing & Pub
Co., printing and supplies. las 90
S. S. Foote, -four for poor
laTm ........ ........,.......... 5 90
Frank Jones, threshing
at poor farm ................... IT'S
]. H. Altizer, supt. poor
farm, disallowed $1,000, al
lowed......,.. ,.,......,..... So IS
Caldwell Banking and
Trust Co., ass'd acct R. E.
Sturgeon........................ $50 90
Cooper Lumber Co., coal
for poor farm ...,............ II rs
Ballentyne-Dee Nero. Co,
musc III JAN 49,. s..... "a 80 |
Baker & Ford, mdse, poor
farm...... "........."".... II rs
Reeves & Marlatt, mdse.. 10 ~
E. c. Lavering, mdse,
poor farm......... I3 90
Glass & Prudhomme,
supplies ........................" I44 90
Bushong & Co., supplies IS es
Pioneer Bindery & Print
ing Co., supplies.............. 6 Ga
Sumner w. Dee, salary
Treasurer ....................... las 90
]. w. Cue. examining
insane patient. ........... 90
m "
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-03
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DOINGS

J. John A. Tucker, salary
Clerk ........ .... 400 &c
d. D. Campbell, livery. Sc SC
; Chas. Sanberg. livery hire 8 oe
Burns Fox Co., mdse.. 10 oc
Central Lumber Co., coal
for poor farm and court hse. 1913 SO
) Gilbert M. Shelby, tax
ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 40
E. E. Cox, disallowed
81. 90, allowed a 90
/ W. F. Loder, salary Cor
oner and services as ply
"lSan ......'..... .................. 81 90
On motion the Board adjourned
until 10 O'Clock a. m, January 9th,
1906.
Approved. F. E. FISK,
Attest: Chairman.
JOHN A. TUCKER. Clerk.
Caldwell, Idaho, January 9, 1906.
Second day Of January term, 1906.
The Board of County Commits
sloners met at 10 O'Clock a. m. pur-
suant to adjournment from yester.
day. All members of the Board
being present; when the following
proceedings were had:
On motion the following bills
were examined and passed upon,
and warrants ordered drawn ON the
Current Expense Fund for the
amounts allowed:
Chas. F. Neal, premium
on bond for Co. Treasurer. .$2o3 90
Independent Telephone,
rent and tolls, disallowed,
$Io. IS, allowed ............ 20 *
c. c. Smith, cases for
AsSesSor. .......... .............. 90 |
]. H. Mincks, board of
JahJ h@A 90 |
F. M. Breshears, salary
Deputy Sheriff and Bailiff.. AZ 20
Statesman Printing Co,
supplies. ............... 60
K. M. Estes, taking tes-
lilhony ...... ..................... 81 90
A. L. Gowen, justice of
the peace fees ............... IS 40
Emmett Index, notices
and supplies "a 40
c. G. Stiles, filing cabinet
Tor Assessor .................... a 90
Ballentyne-Dee Clothing
w. muse. '...'.....'..''..." 81 20
T. E. Engel, livery 81 25
Chris Fahy, repairs on
................. 10
w. E. Waldrop, examin-
ing insane patient. .......... 90
Cora B. Bean, salary and
expenses '.."..""...."" 40 As
II. H. Jones, mdse and
burying pauper.............. Sc AZ
Caldwell Banking and
Trust Co., light and rent. 13a 90
+. Zimmerman, burying
palmer .
Idaho Trust & Savings
Bank, Ltd, ass'd acct Geo.
7. Ostrom. .................... Is ~
The Bond Buyer, pub.
fishing notice of sale of
SAeo'''... ...s.. ................. II 2S
Glass & Prudhomme Co.,
muse ''...'..''''.......,....... 90 IS
w. b. Banks, constable
N~S'''''.'.. .....s............... o 90
Estate of E. R. Mallery, ,
huse ''.'''.''''. ......."..."... I 70
Denver Lithographing Co
supplies. 2 90 ,
W. B. Banks, constable
SSo'''...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ( 90
Chas. Hedrick, guarding
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, S 90
Chas. L. Payntef, salary ,
Deputy Sheriff, disallowed q
S2.5o' allowed.............. 1872 so {
Chas. Sanberg, assisting &
'upt., disallowed $1,000,
..................... IS 90 ,
Georgia Mcfarland, as
listing Supt.. 1o 90 i
E. H. Brumbach, thresh-
he at poor farm.............. 10 so
w, H. Twiliqer storooe
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-03

Continued on Fourth Page
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
RETAIL MERCHANTS IN
NHSESS1ON AT ASBURY.

ASBl1RY PARK, July 19.-The
Retail Merchants Association of New
Jersey resumed its session at the
Grand Avenue Hotel yesterday. Will
liam Gray, secretary of the National
Association, in a pointed address,
urged the state society to become a
part of the National Association. He
complained bitterly of the premium
giving system, so generally in vogue
throughout the country by retail gro
GERS, and said it was an unfair en-
.croachment on business men in other
trades.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
FISHING YACHT FORCED
TO LAND AT HIGHLANDS

ASBURY PARK, July 19:-Owing
to the storm which anne up Tuesday
along the coast, the fishing yacht
.Ivenhoe, which has taken the place
of the well-known Emma B., was
forced to make Tor Sandy Hook and
land her passengers at Atlantic High
lands, as it was impossible to land
through the surf. The fishermen
reached Asbury on the midnight
train. There were many anxious
families here until they arrived.
NEWS Want Ads. are an unfailine
barometer of the smaller business ac-
tivities-of the changes and chances
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
WANT DENTyk III PROFESSORS
ALL THE SCHOOLS

ASBURYK PARK, July 19.-The
New JerseyA State Dental Society,
which opened its ~thirty-sixth annual
meeting Yesterday, will discuss the
question of placing dental professors
in the schools and colleges. The dem
lists declare that four-fifths of the
illness among students is caused by
defective teeth. The president called
attention to the excellent work ac-
comDlished by the committees on the
care Of children's teeth in public
schools. There are seventy separate
dental exhibits on the floor of the
Beach Auditorium.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19

ROCKAWAY, July 19.=Citizens
of Rockaway to the number of 1873
voted on the proposition to issue
bonds to provide for the establish
ment of a municipal lighting plant.
The balloting was done on a voting
machine, and 63 votes were recorded
in favor and So against the PROPOSE
tion. Eighteen votes were lost
through the acts of persons who did
not know how to manipulate the
voting machine. Nearly every per-
son who used the machine had to be
instructed before entering the booth.
-e election board says that even II
the eighteen votes lost were counted
the result would be unchanged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
BIG LOCKOUT TIES
Up ALL IN HUDSON COUNTY,

JERSEY CITY, July 1S.Awork
on nearly 1000 new buildings has
been suspended in Jersey City, Ho-
boken, and Bayonne by the lockout
OF the union building trades mechan.
les of Hudson county, Till a day or
two ago both the bosses and the men
had tried to reach a basis Of combro-
mise. Efforts proved fruitless, and
1t is estimated that 10000 working
men are idle in the county. Some of
the master carpenters still have their
union employees at work, but the use
OF non-uniOn material will give rise
to controversy that will end work
even in those few shops.
The controversy began with the
demand of the mill woodworkers for
an eight hour day. Nearly all the
union men of that craft had returned
TO work on a compromise basis, when
a dispute arose over the use Of ma
terial produced by non-union men
who worked with them. The work
ers in all the affiliated trades then
stood out for recognition by the
bosses of the unions. The bosses for
answer announced open shop
throughout the county. The sequel
was the lockout.
II you want to sell a store, shop,
factory, hotel-or any business
the want ad. way'' is cheapest
quickest. surnst
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Friday Bargains In
: Women's Underwear.

Muslin Night Dresses-yoke Of
II :. tucks and emb'y--valle TO-. 80
Cambria and Naihsook Gowns-twenty
fancy styles. with lace. emb'y, tucks
and ribbon value 81. 2 ...... .OS
Cambria Corset Covers-yoke AZ ribbon
run lnce-trim'd nrnnholes-v value 81 10
lawn Corset Covefs-bIack. pluk. bite
lace ana ribbon lnserting-valu so 40
Ealnsook Corset Covers--lnce Inserts
Ribbon run-elsewhere 10. ........ so
Cambria skirts-fancy lace Inserts or
rune OF good emby-vaiue $780,. .O8
Cambria and NaInsook Skirts
1ounces Of lace or emb'y trim'd-
value S3.24 lbs
Cambria Ora wers-rufHe OF emily
lace Inserts or ii. 3. tucks-were 40 80
Cambria and Nalpsook Drawers
wide umbrella rufHes-with tucks,
lace or embyTwere 70........... 30
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Bargains In
Misses Department.

Children.s ~Coats-Serges, Light Weight
Cloths. SILK and Fancy Mixtures
white and %colors- MISC stripes aud
checks-trim'j with braid. lace, emb'y,
emblems. fancy stltchings, &C., with
and without linings-2 to 0 yrs
were $3.pS TO $iO.OS. LIDS to O.OS
Girls Chambray and Bingham Dresses
plain colors. fancy checks, stripes and
p~ihids-blouse ehects anu the newest
suspender style-wIth ~strappings, tucks,
pleats, &c.-worth s1.0S. ........... .OS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Friday Bargains In
Eoys Suits, Blouses, etc.

BOYS Washable S~uits-Rutsian and
Sailor Styles-Chambrays, Chevicts,
Madras. C~rasles-plain co'ors. stripes
and igures-2h to 8 years-
value $i.49 TO Si.60 s....,,.,..., .OS
Boys Norfolk suHs-rweeds
and Fancy Mixtnres-Gray and Brown
Cberks aid Overplaids-S to 10 years
we're S2.08 .......,............... 1.4O
Boys Lnnndered Madras Blouscs-
white. light, medium and dairy
Q to 10 yrs.-value .0S. ........... 90
Muslin Night shirts-colIMvIess or
With coilar-0 to 18 yrs-were co.. .4N
Boys Madras s~hirts-iisht and dark
stripes and hgures-nttached or detached
cuns-l2 to IL neck-value .00. -. 90
Boys Washable Hats and Caps
Duck. La wu and Crash-vuiue 3D.. 30
BOYS Straw sn%ilors--plain and mixed
'side bows or stredmers-vnlue co.. 20
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Friday Bargains in
Cool Wear for Little Cnes.

Children's Lingerie Hats-full rudied
bifm and crown-with lace Emb'y
and ribbon worth $1.49. ........ .OS
Chiidren.s Lawn nresses-yokes or
French Waists-H. 8. tucks, emily.
lace and rnffles-worth e1.4O.... .0G
Babies Long Bedford Cord Coats
double ruhle capes. with laceg,
melailions or fancy braids'. Il. 0l9
Long Natnsook slIps-yokes and
backs Of emb'y-lace or ruffle
hnish-value 90. . ..., ....... 40
Babies Muslin S~llps-Soft. good
pun1ity-ruRle tnish-specia1. 49,. IA
Babies Pique Reesers-wide circular
or square collar, with emily ruf1a
and i~nserting-value $2.25........1.40
Babies Cashmere shirts-vniue 20 10
Babies Lawn Caps-fnncy tucking-
lace. emily. ribbon IN rnchIngE
varie;y Of dainty styles-value 80 20
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19

who has been in Philadelphia attend
ing q meeting Of underwriters and en-
Balmers, held in that city. has re-
turned home.
Miss Cora Pfeiffer, who is visiting
in this city, will return to her home
at Trenton, tomorrow
Raymond Comings visited Phillips
burg last Sunday.
William Hanson will take a party
to Keyport tonight in his launch.
y
Mrs. William N. Kant and two
sons Edwin and Wakefield, arrived
from Pittsburg last night. They will
make their home with Mr.. Rants
mother, in Jefferson street, for the
present.
j. Henry Crane and Louis Olson
Barton, two Plainfield lawyers, were
local visitors yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Friday Bargains In
Cofsgts and Petticosts.

WousniH Seersucker Petticonts-clear
washable sfripes-special. ......... 80
LIsht weight Black aateen Pettlcoats-
Ten good styles4Taiue $1.20. ..... .DS
TafIeta Stk Petticcats-Black and
Colors--9leatinRs. r~uchlngs and
ruHies-vaiue s4bs....-'..".... 3.O5
Ratiste and Summer Net Corsets-
habit hip and straight around
black and white-odd sizes
therefore 80 to si.O9 kinds. ...... 30
/ Dntistc. Summer Net and lightweight
Sateeu-habit hip also girdles-wtth
and without garters-reg. $l.25... 90
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Friday Bargain In
Lawns, Orrandies. eff

Nir p" F%rENrFNHW FF.E-TFTtN -rI
~ G.. Fine Dotted Pineapple zephyru-
white with nrctsn pin dpts-Fddays.. 81
i2la Ct. Fancy J~aconette La wns-
excellent styles. . Z. ............ Rk
9 ct. Best American Dress Lawns
moral desiahs-absoluteIr fast. t...... SIX
10 Ct. Corded Madras rercales-fsst
~eolorF-pea fisnres aud stripss..s... o.
y Ct Fine L=s
= sA'r'' n~D'~sdayS ,$1
10 Ct. Fancy voifes-shniT Ar
light medium. also gray ens5SGX X
x ct. Fancy Organdles-nne and
sneer-bcautiful styles. ...........
NV ct. Lawns and Batistes-Iiaht
medium and darS-exceilent styies. a.
i2h Ct linen nnish Dress chambrsy,-
ii2A Ct. P~ercales-yard wide
oest dress and wrapper styIcs. ...
ALSO
and o0''0n so'@ Dspe
DreS lengths and Remnants 4
USUAL Friday Clearance PricsA :,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Mount Etnn Tunes up.

PALERMO, July 19.-The eruption
of Stromboli continues with undimin-
ished force. Mount Etna, after a long
period of quiescelce, is emitting smoke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
PROMPT DELIVERIES
OF
! GOODS BOUGHT FRIDAY,

. All goods bought Friday will b de- i
Ilvered Friday OF Saturday. according q.
our regular r~outiue-drivers and wagon
boys receiving a holiday durins the we2k 10
make up for Saturday (which ether ems
ployss setD.
This insuraD customers a. =
nssadvipg goods promptly 49,
a. per schedule,
a@s - n Al stores were epea,
ana
ApUrivss No emDioTs Of q hpltdaN
oRP8Rs FoR ABovR 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Friday Bargains in

Various SeasonabIe Goods.
!es saire pRR|s sssssssr. .9sss .sS " =
70 ciehr ..............., l.K6 to = an
fotnt de Paris and Fancy Laoen
and ihsertings. 2 20 5 Inch
,,,.., :, g
Black Sill. Brussels Nets
: yds. wide-value .DS, 40,
Emily Edglngs and Insertinss- ry
Nhihsook. Cnmbric and Swiss- So
10 I inch-vnlne 10 ..,.......... IN
Eiouncings and Corset Coverings
swiss. Cambria mud Nainsook-
with and without bead top
Vuine .oo an
Chiffon Cloth veils-1h yds. long
einb,.d or With velvet spots-Enallsh
Eyeiet. Floral. Fleur dc Lis or
graduated dot-colors. white and
Oinek-reguiarly Sl.9S. ....... I.00
~ inch Suit cases--heayy leather
handles and protected corners i
ornss finish lock-special .......... "a
white Crushed Kid Belts
gilt buckles-speclal .........,. III
Leather HIND ana Chatelaine BaRS-
ntted--black and eolors--2 slEes--
worth .OV-speclal. . 49,. ......... s2S
SIR ,chiGh aud Chiffon Cloth
10 mcknight aud dirk colors-
vaiHe .ps and si.25. ............. IA
Persian Bandings. newest
combination effects a to 2 inch
values 20 and 35.............. 10
Mems and women's All Linen Htdk,fs-
a ana u inch-were 10. ...........
Women's n. 8. Embu and
Iaace trLn'd H'dk'fs. ............ .l2M
ENID Wash Beits-Gilt Nickel
Buckies-vulue .12. .......... q
Mounted Back C~ombs-Rose or
oma hnish-jewel set value 80. 90
Rogers Triple Plate Table Spoons
fancy aud bead designs-M dozsn-
were S<.OU I.0H
Rogers Triple Plate Fruit Knives
" fozen-were' $1.25 .............. 10
Rogers "A Orange Spoons
~ dnzen--were 10. .2H
Steel Dinner Knives ana Forks
fancy handles--sst Of Q eachr-yal go ar
iinzuts-best hollow ground-ready for
useTsnrst quality-reg $3.50 and $500 .0S
Hrmstitched Linen Scarfs-2 yards
'ufTt .ob-...... ........... sAU
30 e. Washable Emily sllks-doz.. .27
Merccrized Lining PercalInes-
light and dark-36 inch-were ,25.. Ia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Friday Bargains in
; Wonlen's Summer Dresses

Friday Bargains in
Women's Summer Dresses
Goats, Skirts. etc.
Tailored Suits OF Panama, voiis =
SUD silk finish Reconsideration,
Pony and Bolero COatg--
we're $tB.OS TO S22.9o. ........ 1OsO6
Chiffon TaTeta Shirt Waist Suits
pastel tints, with white halrllnes--
lace, tueks. &c,-vRiue tit.9s.... COS
Chiffon Tafsta Elton Buits-all
colorss-fuil pleated circular skirt
elegantly taiiorej-wcrth $1,000. 1898
Linen kt0u Buits-white and colors--
skirt and Elton elAborateiY ttlm'd
with handsome laeeS. also richly
br~aidcd-were &le.9G and zoos 12s0S
TTsyell n9 5 Goat -. Of sSs f5Srsnet's-
taffeta silk and braid trim
value s1S.06 ,....s..,,~s,... 1898
Tafeta SIN Coats-% length-full
pieatpd-deep collar Of. ficn Emb'y-
sleeves with cmb'd net frill-
value $4,000. lX9UO
skirts Of BrilrIausins, Panama and
MISUNDERSTANDING, pieated and gored--
Blnck and coiOrs value RB00.... 8.06
Bathing Suits OF Black Surf Cloth
with white ~brald-value 5000. 80. .04
Waists Of Oriental Lace. plain and
fg,d Set-ovef sIlk-richly trim'd with
laces and medsllIons, black and
white worth N.OS ....,....s.. 4.DS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Your Vacation
Trunk
Seven Sizes in the rs. g {
Special" Trunk Reduced
by a Dollar or More.

NHlS Is a trunk which has
i always stood prominently,
even In our own carefully
chosen stock, for the strength
and good looks 1t gives a a
moderate price.
1t is well arranged, solidly
put together and strong without
eli msiness. AS a vacation
tine -pecial we clip a dollar or
more off prices that were al
ready remarkable low.
2S-inch, regularly $5.25..... $500
30-inch, regularly $5.75..... 81. 40
32-inch, regularly $6.25....s 1886
34-inch, regularly $6.75...e. $5.25
36-inch, regularly $7.25..... $751; 6
3S-inch, regularly $7.75..... $6.I5
40-inch, regularly $8.25..... $6.66
(Sisgel Cooper Store, Third Floor, Rear.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19

Ice Mems short Weight scaIes.
NEW YORK. Jaly f9-City inspect
ors seized seventy-eight sets of short
weight scales used by ice peddlers in
the tenement districts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Friday Bargains In
Simmer Rugs

Summer Grass Kngs-decoratiye
to~hss-SSSo0 inch+-value sl.fB..... .T5
Best All Wool Art sqnnres-smalI
md large designs-yalue $3.50. =. ,4.Na.
Best Tapestry Brussels RuEs5S3x10.0
n.-.-OrientaL and Floral designs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-19
Society
SOCIETY OF MANY NAMES

The d. w. Al. o. S. and S. s.. met
last night and elected the following
officers: w. A. T. II, A. M. Rock; G.
w. |. H. T., Frank Hilsdorf; A. H. M,
P. Rosenberg. The A. H. M. report
ed that the lodge is in a -four
ishing condition than ever before.
A number of applications were acted
upon and the meeting was then adj
journed until 5, when the initiation
will be held. All applications for
membership should be made in writ
ing to the officers. On account of the
organizations growth a site may be
purchased for a building some time
in the future.
SEWING SOCIETY MET.
A number of the members of the
sewing society of Grace English
Lutheran church met In the vestry OF
the church yesterday to sew.
Several of the girls from Trainers
Private School went from here to
spend the afternoon and evening at
Boynton Beach.
Miss Olive Kipp has returned to
her home in Water street after a
weeks soiourn at Pawtucket, r. |.
Ferd Garretson, of High street,