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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
END OF HORSE SHOW


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show o. p. Updegrar, master Of oere-
monies, who. has had to do with the man
egement, of many horse shows in the south
and vest, declares Omaha has the best
young show he has ever seen. There is at
least one stable in town, he says, which
would be credit 10 any city, and which
could send horses to Philadelphia and
Madison Square and take blue ribbons.
Harrison L. Van Schaiek of Chicago and
Captain Wlldman of Fort Omaha, both
judges. praised the Omaha show as among
the very best.
: Last night was Fremont night and
number OF citizens of the town were, guests
az Omaha friends 3 II was the most in
formal evening of the week. both on the
= promenade, ARd In the, arena. It is re-
ynaFkable, but true, that the women for
the most part left on their fine feathers
for once and appeared I'm street dress. Out
on the tsnbarkl the horses and their mas
tiers did some funny stunts, and even the
, judges Joined In the levity of the occa-
sion. on one occasion, the staid president
, OF the association, r. ?. Peck caused the
speetat tors to roar with laughter, though
.it wasn't exactly his studied intention
dNift's mammoth skies were charging
around the ring and doing some short
turns, at one time grazing past the judges
boxes At the command OF ]; ~ Kuyden-
a dali, Mr., Peck, standing. outside the box.
(. ran, directly across the. horses path to es-
cape and his haste, was somewhat undig-
niaed, 10 add 10 the amusement Of the
spectators, n lsckey just about this time
presented to the driver OF the Swift team
e palm which was intended for Mr.. Kuy-
> Kendall.
Nebra1iza Jumper Wins Again.
g Joseph AZ. Cndahy again won the last
2 number Of the evening when he rode
2 0aiety Girl 10 a ribbon IN ,Sa jumpers
class In which the best performance over
the bars counts II bids well for an Omaha
-hosse show WHEN Omaha can turn out TIVE
riders who can so into the arena and wir
from the professionals as Joeeph-M. CudahS
and Jerome Magee did last night, Mr.
Cudahy rides IN the'shoSt perfect form
Of any one WHO hss ever fidien the jump,
IA omAhe. Gle sits quietly on his .moun
and takes the leapiwith no apparent EFFORT
Masee3has s1out 800 horses an. his farm
at Bentib8t or and now that ne" has IN,
fever the horses ptobabiyw wiz all have :,
jump a. the ditdhts ana -fences lin IN,
county.
w II. McCord won the championship II
the smaller class with hts Ebrd sCeeil las
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28

First $50, Lord Cecil, w H. McCord of
Omaha, driven by James Forehead; re-
serve ribbon, King Fashion, Lawrence
Jones Of Louisville, KY, driven by Mr..
Roberts.
Glass ST. horse l43 and to carry 100
pounds: First SIS, Poetry of Motion, Law
Gladys L.. Ball Bros, Versailles KY:
third S25, Zelanda, Ball Bros, Versailles,
Ky Other entries were Boots, and Spurs,
Joseph Nj. Cudahy, Omaha; Toughy. Arbor
Rogers, LeMars, Ia; Glendale, George Pep
per, Toronto.
Class A. champion horse, over l5.2 hands
high: First $50, Gallant Lad. Lawrence
Jones, Louisville, Ky; reserve ribbon,
Storm King, w. II. McCord, Omaha.
Class g. jumpers, best performance:
First 800 Gaiety Girl Joseph NJ Cudahy
of Omaha, ridden by MI. Cudahy; second
$50, Lord Mimic George Pepper of Toronto;
third SIS. Senator e. II. Weatherbee of
New York, ridden by Jerome Magee. Other
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28

night but lost the championship In the
large class to Gallant Lad Mr.. Roberts
showed off Gallant Lad to perfection and
showed he understood how to get the best
there is out OF a horse.
An innovation in the Performance was
an exhibition by two hose teams of the
Omaha fire department loud and pro-
lOnged applause was accorded this event.
The prizes were $50 and S25, hung up by
J. w. Thomas, a member of the Board
of Fire and Police Commissioners,
All through the week the track was in
better condition than it has ever been
seen. This was because so much pains
had been taken to make It so. II had
been hammered and smoothed and rolled
until It was as nearly perfect as track
could he. In addition it was worked the
larger part Of each afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Infants Wear Department.

This department. as well as all Others,
will be represented in this great sale.
Bonnets will have full sway Monday
SILK poke bonnets, in navy, brown ami
rcd, were S1.95-anniversary sale price 7sc
each. sl.75 quality in the anniversary sale
s.OO each. $500 quality in the anniversary
sale $500 each. $3.50 quality IN the ami
versary sale 1915 each.
silk and velvet bonnets. IN naAy. brown,
red and tan, very pretty, were $l.5a1-in the
anniversary sale 79c each. $2,75 and $3.50
quality in the anniversary sale $50 each.
800 quality in the anniversary sale $500
each. 'u
Pretty white silk bonnets, very fancy.
we're $3.50 and S30O-in the anniversary sale
2.25 and SEQ each.
Velvet pokes very fancy, IN navy, red
and brown, in the anniversary sale s4&
each.
Special in infants underwear, all wool
vests, odd sizes-in the ANNIVERSARY
SALE SOC EACH
Main floor .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Lace and Embroideries.

not go UNDECIDED. One lot of Embroidery
the choicest patterns, very desirable for
holiday gifts; buy now; regular, price 75c
In the
ANNIVERSARY SALE S&5C PER YD.
One Of our best selling patterns of Hand
kerchief Laces in Valenciennes edgings and
insertings to match They are all fine
goods, ranging in price from 121ke to 1Sc a
yard for the inch widths, with narrow
edgings and insertings to match a trihe
less; In the
ANNIVERSARY SALE ONE-HALF.
THESE PRICES-Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Special Offerings from Art De-
partment.

Two great specials that were splendid
value at their regular prices should prove
rapid sellers at the low prices quoted In
this great Anniversary Sale.
2ix24-inch silk Floss Pillows, regular
price SOC, Anniversary Sale. price &c.
22x23 inch silk Floss Pillows, regular price
IS, Anniversary Sale price SOC each.
2Ox2O inch silk Floss Pillows, regular price
3Oc Anniversary Sale price, 2Oc each.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Women's Gloves.

p MARKED AT \ QUICK-SELLING
PRICE FOR THIS GREAT SALE. Man
nish Gloves, in assorted tans, made with
one clasp. prix seams and Paris point
Stitching very durable for street or
shopping; fine value at $50 and 500 per
pair; IN the
ANNIVERSARY SALE 19C PER PAIR
Main Floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Corsets below Cost for Our An
niVersary Sale.

AT S1OO EACH; REDUCED FROM $500.
$500, S4OO $500 AND $3.50 EACH. A nota-
bic feature Of this Corset sale Is the high.
grade Of Corsets offered. They belong to
just the Corsets your judgment has pro
nounced best-not a hastily swept together
lot; all are standard makes; all are worthy
sorts, worth as much to you as though we
had quantities of them. p. ID. Corset, in
brocadc. with light blue and pink flowers
sprinkled throughout: sizes are very good
AT 500, REDUCED FROM $500.
Redfern, in white coutillc. also fancy
stripe silk, boned with genuine whalebone;
small lot-AT 800, REDUCED FROM $500
EACH. -t.. .. u.r.
La Grecque. black, with silk ribbons Of
cherry red and light blue. small lot-AT
$lOO, REDUCED FROM $3.50,
The famous C-B Ala spirite made of that
very smooth coutlle. white and blacks
beautiful materials and excellent models
AT SlO0 EACH, REDUCED FROM $500
AND $500 EACH-Second Floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Great Special Selling of DR.,
SCOTS Hair Brushes.

Dr. SCOTS Electric Hair Brushes are
made Of fine bristles. They should be used
daily for nervous headaches. Why buy
the ordinary cheap brush when you can
buy Dr.. scott's at such a reduction7 $3.50
and SEQ brushes in the ..
ANNIVERSARY SALE 79C EACH.
Main Flnor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28

entries were Roubidoux, Joseph NJ. Cudahy.
Omaha: McChesney. Arbor Lodge Pearl,
p. Fl. Weatherbec New Yo~k' nrnA~ =.
Weatherbee: SAN Toy, r. II. Weatherbee;
George Pepper; Nicholas, George Pepper;
Wasp, Grow q Murray. Toronto; Jenny
Lind Grow e. Murray: wyoming Crow a.
Murray; Sweet Violet, Grow & Murray.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
On the Bargain Square.

We offer standard apron ginghams. blue
and white checks, unusual low price for the
ANNIVERSARY SALE. 3fsC PER YD.
Basement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Pushing Ahead

bckwere must push the front to be successful This store has
thar pus 10 the front il
6aef NJ
ole been the o street dheth
HouffIav ebecomesu aqeattr Cnte time beer df
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Women's Underwear.

One special number from our great reg
ular stock, marked at a hurry-out price.
Women's Fine Ribbed Cotton Vests, high
neck. long sleeves; Drawers to match, an
kle length, made with French band an ex-
cellent garment at soc; in the
ANNIVERSARY SALE 3siAC EACH, 3
GARMENTS FOR SlOO-Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Regular $1.50 Handsome Black
All Worsted Cheviot in
This Sale at Coo yd.

This luxurious fabric stands in class.
by itself. It is fabric of character and
quality, deep, rich black. Notes.-The width,
Sc inches You have been paying us regu-
larry 81 80 for this fabric,
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE COO PER
y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
One Year of Success
full StOFekeeping
in the New
Dry Goods Center
The Sale

promptly o'clock will doors the public with special
Of
or low prices exec fonr o price hn tina of equal
of mmchmf offered wi b he m zone ad
the IL right
adn W
this week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Children s Hosiery,

This will be the greatest value {
hosiery sale ever held by us.
Misses fine ribbed Isle hose, extra d
spliced. very elastic, fast black, re
&c quality, in the
ANNIVERSARY SALE
An 1870 PER PR. OR PRS. FOR
Main fiooF "as
In the Millinery Departn
we will offer large assortment o
quality Ostrich Piumes, prices ranglnd
see to $3.50. Monday only, IN the
Anniversary SALE Sais PER
rTarrr,rynvu~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
TOILETS WORN AT HORSE SHOW
Closing Night Fully aH Brilliant as Its


Mrs Arthur Crittenden Smith, who has
worn some of the handsomest costumes
seen at the Horse Show, was gOwned IN
yellow crepe de chine, accordion pleated,
with collar OF Duchess lace. With this she
wore a white hat, trimmed with piumes
and ermlne furs. .-tH ~
Continued on Fourth Pags)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Special from Muslin Underwear
Department.

Childreu's Night Dresses of white canton
flannel and outing flannel. The children
will like these II they once wear them; all
sizes, and regularly priced at JOc Coo and
75c each; in the
ANNIVERSARY SALE ONE HALF
THESE PRICEs-second Floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Anniversary Sale White Per.
sian Lawns.

Anniversary Sale White Per-
-,- sian Lawns.
For Monday in our weeks anniversary
sale we will place on special sale 70 pieces
Of 15c Persian lawn at &c per yard.
Mercerized Morie Velour.
Just the right material for petticoats and
drop skirts, very serviceable. fast black.
has a beautiful moried effect, 2 inches
wide. former price 25c, in the
ANNIVERSARY SALE 15C.
Lining counter, main floor
Mems Wool Underwear.
lines specially priced for Mondays
3. 500 mems natural wool shirts and
srs, In the
ANNIVERSARY SALE 5GC EACH.
ull line of sizes UP. to So except a
shirts.
mems natural wool shirts and draw
the
ANNIVERSARY SALE 75C EACH.
Sc garments cannot be duplicated this
4 from any manufacturer at their
al prices so we do not hesitate in
that ct these reductions they are
third of their real value.
n floor.
ular sIOc, 121bc, 15c, zoe
right Pretty Plaids in An
iversary Sale. Basement
ress Goods Dept, &c I'd.
tty plaids and small checks for young
school dresses that will make their
sparkle. We hope to see every
er that has a little miss in Omaha at
department. Monday
IVERSARY SALE PRICE sc PER
YARD.
Curtain Department,
We will sell 500 and $3.50 Nottingham
lace curtains I'm the
ANNINERSARY SALE AT 69C PER PR.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Economy Basement Linen De.
partment. --

ANNTNERSARY SALE OF HEM
STITCHED LUNCH CLOTHS.
Monday being the first day Of our anni-
versary sale we will place on sale 200
linen hemstitched lunch cloths, with one
row Of open work, size SOx3o, that regu-
larly sold at S5c- .s5.-
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE I5C EACH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Onrtain Denartment.

We will sell 500 and $50 Nottingham
lace curtains in the
ANNIVERSARY SALE AT SIC PER PR.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
At the Blanket Store.

We Will sell crib blankets, white cotton,
vita pink or blue borders.
SALE PRICE 1OC EACH.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
To commemorate the Great An
niversary Sale in Our Beau
tiful Cloak Department.

We shall place on special sale about 20
new Fall High Glass Tailor Made Suits at
exactly oneghaif price.
on account Of the extraordinary reduc-
tIon of the price on these Suits, a charge Of
500 will be made when the whole suit
needs 20 be- fitted,.3.
f5OOo SUITS ANNIVERSARY SALE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28

Regular $3.50 Colored Silk Fin
ished Broadcloth, 54-in. wide,
in This Anniversary Sale 69c
per yard. -
Just take a few moments and study the
quality of goods we are going to sell. Taken
from our regular stock; one of the hand
soonest fabrics. These figures cannot give
you an idea OF the beauty of finish and
ineness OF texture, choice line of new
autumn colors. navy, brown, green, mode,
matelo blue etc
ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE 6gC PER
YARD
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28

Continued on Fourth Pags)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-28
Regular $1.00 Fine Black Swiss
Taffeta, in This Anniver-
sarV' Sale at Soc a Vd.

Never in the history of this store or any
special sale have we ever given you such
superior quality of silks at anything near
this price AS guarantee of its goodness
and wearing qualities the name OF Thonp-
son, Belden & Co. is woven right in the
selvedge; suitable for gowns, skirts, waists;
for any purpose for which taffeta silk is
used. '-tt
VADn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
HURRY BACK TO MEYERS.
aldermen UhO Deserted Him Last
Week TOte Confidence.

Inc Republican and Municipal Ownership
members of the Board of Aldermen in caucus
yesterday at the City Hall unanimously in
oorseo the leadership of James Cowdin Movers
VINO last week was deserted by several of his
colleagues when he opposed the increase in the
salary or Oliver f. Stanton. secretary 10 the
Controller. from $1,000 to S. 900 The aldermen
VINO rushed 10 the aid of the Sullivans and
boosted Mr.. Stanton's salary so generously have
oeen nearing from their supporters in the in
terVal' and some of the things said 10 them were
not at all agreeable. Yesterday when they came
together they were only too glad to assure Mr.
Meyers that they did not suppose that there was
any particular significance in the vote A week
ago. They also begged him to retain the leader
ship.
Mr.. Meyers said that he had accepted the ma
Jorlty leadership because he believed it was
tlme for the men who believed in good govern
thent 10 take a stand against salary grabbing
IN any form He urged his coeagu to stand
soiloly on principle on every question that came
up which involved principle assuring them that
never In the history of the city We're the people
watching the conduct of public servants with
SO much vigilance now.
When the aldermen took their seats i'm the
BOARD meeting yesterday they were Of one mind
again. The Sullivan men Chuckled, and pre-
dicted that on a question of raising salaries they
could stampede some of the Hearst men when
ever they wanted to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
ALDERMEN WANT CARS HEATED.
Endorses SO-Cent Gas Bill-Committee to
Investigate Street Cleaning

Tho resolution for the appropriation OF A,0o,e0
Inv a monumental bridge Spuyten DuyVL
Creek as well the appropriation of S500eDJ for u
new municipal building fOT Brooklyn, went over
at tha meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen yester-
day A resolution authorizing the Commissioned
of Health TO purchase furniture and fixtures for
the administrative building not 10 exceed $4,000.
WAS adopted after a long discussion
Aldermen Brown. Gripenhagen. Downing. Null
gan and Bowling were appointed special com
,nittee 20 investigate the Street Cleaning Depart
r,ent This committee is have public hearings
Alderman Gunther said that the Mayor wanted
he board 10 express itself in favor Of measures
rending in the Stale Legislature TO provide for -
cent gas The resolution was unanimously adopted
This resolution urges Jhc Senate ami Assembly To
support the bill.
a resolution calling for better heating OF sur
face elevated and subway cars was Introduced by
Alderman Mulgan. The resolution was adopted,
and mas referred 10 the Committee on Railroads
"a degrees Fahrenheit VIII SUBJECT the company 10
Ine NJ 500 for each AMI every Orence-
Alderman Falk introduced a resolution protesting
against The Mortgage Tax law, ana that II was ihe
renec % the board that the law should he repeated
II WAS adopted ...-- -. a
The sDeciai Street Cleaning Committee Held 4
meeting Immediately following the adjournment OF
n. hoard meeting A public meeting VIII ho hc'i
[ n February 70. at o'clock in the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07

That Scott 5 Emulsion should
act so quickly and satisfactorily
IN all cases of lost flesh and
continued wasting is not sur
pnslng when its food value is
understood. With pure Nor
weglan cod liver oil, hypophos-
PhlteS of lime and soda and
gycerine, there is combined in
SCOTS Emulsion the best ele-
ementS of nouriShment and
Strength building known 10
medical science. Any .physi-
can viii tell you this. The use
o. these ingredients in the
proper proportions; the en-
Payment of only the pureSt
grade of each, and to combine
ulem perfectly is the secret OF
NE success of Scott Emulsion.
YOU Will not find a more certain
way TO stop waste, build flesh
and strength and supply nour-
lshment than through SCOTS
Emulsion
soo.E DDa.Sg. 40 ;'eArl su:ef NeS York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
MR.. CoLER's COUNCIL ORGANIZES.
Brooklyn Borough President Makes Speech
Advocating Municipal Street Railway.

The Brooklyn Borough Presidents advisory
council held its organization meeting yesterday
evening and listened to n speech in which Mr.
Coler advocated municipal street railway sys-
one hundred citizens of Brooklyn of all parties
In organizing the borough was divided into eight
districts and members of committees on legisla-
ton, water supply, rapid transit. public i'm
proVements and local improvements were an
pointed from each district. An executive COM
mittee was also named. Mos. of the council
members all of whom serve without pay. were
on hand last night. Mr.. Golfer said in his ad-
dress
Brooklyn can for 81. 100000 build a line of its
own from the bridge in Manhattan along Wash
ington-st and over the Smith-st. tracks to I-iv-
ingston-st.. and thence TO the island 1t would
be as good a franchise any on the face of
the earth. This is one of the things that we
are going TO attempt to do
One of the most important things is to secure
the passage of bills TO get the necessary power
If We can have bill passed by this legislature
we can get this plan started in about two years
but we must not ask for too many things at
one time. The most important matters should
receive first consideration.
The council passed a resolution indorsing the
E!sberg bill, which, if passed, will provide that
the Rapid Transit Commission may build sub
ways.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
LEAVE SOFT SNAPS" TO POUND PAVE
Bingham Takes Seventy-fve Patrolmen from
Institutions of Learning"

Commissioner Bingham announced late yester-
day afternoon that he had ordered seventy five
additional patromen out of soft snap" details
in the Charity and Health departments, the
Board of Education. the Bureau of Incum-
brances, Coroners' offices, hospitals, etc. where
they had been doing clerical work. and put them
back at patrol duty. This makes upward of six
hundred men whom the Commissioner has added
TO the force of patrolmen from similar sinecures
He announced the transfers yesterday by say
ing that he had taken seVenty-fiVe men from
institutions of learning and philanthropy and
added that he expected there would "be a howl
from these institutions in consequence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
SWEETEN PAP FOR THE o'BRIENS.
Salaries Raised for Mayors Followers
Denis 0'Leary Resigns

j seems 20 be gooc year all along the line for
ne OBnens connected with The Mcclellan admin
'straton Fire Commissioner O'Brien IS regarded
{" Tie friends q Mayor Mcclellan as the coming
lsaoer OF Tammauy Hail. Ills brother, Frank
. Bren. is secretary 10 the Mayor. Corporation
counsel De.auy Yesterday announced a number OF
promotions aud raises IN salaries in his office. ana
'-F bT-ers were made happy. as usual OF the
we've promotions announced four go TO O'Briens-
John L. o Brien is increased from 5000 10 5000
s0nn 2 - Brien from &e9O s. 600. John F.
Brien from E1)o 10 $3.50 and Stephen OBrien
from sos 10 & 90
lie other Increases range from 5000 down 10
- rankin Chase Hoyt, The assistant assigned
&c MAYORS private Office. IS increased from S&aeD
20 %eH Ny Hoyt held from the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
Yard WIDE Back Tsfietss
Regular s1.2a Stock s

Magnificent silks OF guaranteed quality
rich lustre. and such splendid BODY
that they will almost stand alone
There IS something regal about a fine
Ieneta SILK. and these are truly So
Those who buy will obtain a bar
gain that will be the envy Of their
friends. Choice OF soft o. heavy finish
Is offered IN this lot-both full SO
inches wide. makers guarantees woven
in edge.
Nothing like them ever offered
30 Tow N price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
TIFFANv's ROBBERY STORY DENIED

All absolute denial of a story that a woman. rep
rescnting herself as the wife OF well known
man of wealth, had walked out Of TiFany's with
$1,000 worth of rings and other diamond iewelry.
promising 10 pay when she decided whether
she Wanted TO keep them. given to The Tribune
by the secretary'of the president of the company
Yesterday. 1t rs q fabrica ton from beginning
end" he said. There is not the slightest founda-
tim for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-07
Clearance Prices for
Curtains, DraperieS, etc.

French Net Curtains-Battenberg
Inserting and edge-were 81 40 ----. .SS
Imported Bonne Femmes--eal lace
pauels-one OF style-were 4-SS 10
SIeS-Clearance price .....-....-- z SS
Irish Point Lace Curtains-tvo and
three pair lots-were s69S pair. Z SS
Oriental Tapestry Portieres-fringed
top ard bottom-weFe So 9S- --...--2 .SS
Fine silk Damask and Frou Frou-
one pair OF a styIe--were SIS 10 sal-
clearance price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .SS
Couch Covers-Oriental Rug designs
fringed all round-vaIue 81. 9s- 800. I SS
Remnants Of Rich Tapestries ard
Damasks-ilz yds. square
were s. 9S 10 S. 9S. each .-.....1 40
Imported Verona Velou-s-for furniture
coverings or draperies-50 inch
actual value IS 9S ................-. 9S
All SILK Damasks-fun range OF
colorings-small or large designs
value s. 9S -.----.-.--.-... -..--- IS
Real Woven Denims-value 80. -.--.- 10
Ffg'd Art Tickings-stripes floral
and conventional designs-value SO SO
Stripe Slip Coverings
rs styles-value 10. ..-...-..-..--.. . I Z
FYg'd Rurlaps-OrtentaI and Heraldfc
designs-valus ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g. .
Arabian Lace Panels-moUnted on
French Net S6x54 inch-
Il inch panel-were 81 9s- .........t .9S
French Net Bed Sets-were s49s. 8 90