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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-12
''fhe Henry WaterhOuse Trust Ct
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Holly ribbons, soc. piece, at Sachs.
Remember Kerr's great sale of toys
and novelties for the holiday.
Primo Lager is the loadstone which
draws folks back to Hawaii every time.
A notice to licensed drivers is pub
lished today under orders from Sheriff
Iaukea.
A reward is offered for the return to
this office of a gold mounted tortoise
shell comb.
A notice of probate of the will of
the estate OF the late Alexander Car
vie appears today.
Get a vote with YOUR purchase at
Kerrs. Everything cheap.
Get a bottle of Pacheco's Dandruff
Killer and watch that bald spot fade
away. At all druggists.
Novelties in Hawaiian woods are on
sale at the Hilo Boarding School, Hilo.
Hawaii. Send for price lists.
Theo. H. Davies & Co, Ltd, have
a notice today relative to claims
against the Admiral Borresen.
L. Alloy, the popular Nuuanu street
. merchant, is in no way connected with
Alloy charged with Illegally using the
mails.
New stylish hats for the Wild West
Show at Sachs.
strictly Spanish dinner today
from IL a. IN. to l p. m. at FL CARE
terra, corner of King and Alakea
streets.
The Hno Boarding School has what
You want as Christmas gifts in Ha-
wailan woodwork. Price lists sent on
application.
An opal scarf pin has been lost. Re
ward if returned to W. H. Baird at
Theo. H. Davies & Co, Ltd, kaahu-
manu- street.
Mrs. Dunn. in Harrison block, has
well deserved reputation for making
chic hats, trimming them as best suits
the style of the wearer. The price Is
reasonable. All goods absolutely new.
Note Sachs special for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Hand emoroaa-
cred shirt-waist patterns will be sofa
at cut prices. See ad in this issue.
Saturday will be souvenir day at
Sachs
The finest stationery in the city Is
to be found at Wall, Nichols Co, Ltd.'
and it is being sold at mill prices. Inc
T assortment is large and includes some
thing in the Teddy Bear" pattern for
children.
.You can get superior dress goods at
a bargain at Kerr's store.
Bring in your votes for the big doll
Sachs & co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-12
BACK FROM AUSTRALIA.

w. D. Alexander Jr., son of DR.. W.
D. Alexander, returned by the Moana
last evening from an absence of about
five months spent principally in sgd
ney and the surrounding region. Mr.
Alexander says he found very great
deal to interest him, and had a most
satisfactory stay in the great Common
wealth.
81 did not go to the sugar region of
Queensland" said Mr.. Alexander. In
fact I did not go into Queensland at
all. New south Wales is a wonderful
region. enjoyed my trip immensely"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-12
DON'T LIKE THE COIN.

The new ten-dollar gold pieces have
come to town and are not appreciated
as well as their predecessors were. At
the First National, whenever China
man drew one yesterday, he came hur-
rying back with it and demanded the
real thing. Some were excited about
it. The coin is bright but not pretty.
1t has an Indian head decorated with
turkey feathers on one side of the disc
and 9 carrion bird, resembling an eagle
on the other. SIN God We Trust is
missing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-12
TRANSPORT DANCE
At THE SEASIDE

This evening in honor of Captain
Cabell and the officers and ladies of
the Fifth and Sixth cavalry who ar
rive on the Thomas. In case the
transport does not get in the hop viii
be postponed until Friday. The most
graceful native dancers in the islands
will give the ancient Hawaiian dances
during the intermissions. Come early
and get good seats and be sure and
make table reservations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-12
EAGLES OFFICERS.

The Eagles last night elected officers
to serve the coming year, as follows:
w. I. Frazee. w. President: VIM. c.
Mccoy, w. V. President; a. T. r.
Jackson, w. Chaplain: H 7. Moore
Secretary; Geo. A Seyde, Treasurer;
Martin f. Keehan, I. Guard; Thos- W.
Carroll, o. Guard; Otto Schwerdtfeger'
H. L. Rely, H. Klemme, Trustees; DR..
c. E. Camp, Aerie Physician.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-12

The finest line of Christmas novelties
for holding candies, Just unpacked at
Alexander Young Cafe. Imported
from france and Germany and entirely
new. Don't fail TO see them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-12

Confetti is scarce in Honolulu. The
New England Bakery has cornered the
market.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
8icbinGrftc.

G6ico9o, 81. 6ebruar. - Tlno'
pieb: 3uiubr $500; Morft iteti0;
Stiere 400 bis 100; aiibe 1926 bis
I.75; Ginoer 2.60 bis 800; @nQen
800 bis 4.50; aGlber 2.75 bis 100;
StoderS ulo Seeoers 2.75 bis 4.S0.
Gdnueine: 3uiuDr $1,000; &c. bis 10c.
b0ber; Grport 7.0712 bis 7,i2h; @ll..
d)crS 7.02l@ bis 40; 8adina 6.921!s
bis 7.5; leihte 6.971a bis 700.
S6oic: 3niitDr 10000; Wfnrft itetig;
Sfofe 800 bis ESQ; 21nnler 600
bis 7,65.
Union Stod CARDS. YittS.
burg, go, q. 6ebruor. = Ninopieb:
Worft ltctig; Gboice $40 bis 600;
Erimo $50 bis $50. Sdofe: Marft
flau. Yrima petbers $50 bis SO;
orbiitGre 200 bis 800; 2Gmmer 500
bis 900. Sdppeine: Warft leb1oft.
Yrima i6mere, mitteImGBige nno
Dorfers 7.35; 5erefl 40; railbc 600
bis 6.75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-22
GunGef6rScrnma nadJ benz Nnslanbe.

GpitGef6rbernng nadJ benz aaslanoe.
Sic auslGnoii9e SoIt fir Die nit
Dem 90. Sebruar 1907 enoenO ISOLDE
i6lieBt piinftlid in oaen 6aIen i'm
Sauptpoitamte mic folgt:
Yadctpoit lit often bon 8 llbr 8or'
mittags biz 5 llbr Na6mitiags tdg'
lid, alis9enomnlen Sonnta9s.
BodetpoIt fir Grob6ritonnien nne
Srlano idliebt nm 5 llbr Hadmit.
tags Gicnitogs ullo Srcitags.
. 9ie Yodet.8oit nad Scutiblano
mirb mlsidlieBlid) bon Gompfem
oes @oro. 2lopo nno Der &am6urg.
g(merifo-2inie beforoert.
9ampfer fabren bon Nelp'Oorf,
menn niht an0ers anaegeben.
SransatIonti6e g 0 It.
Sreitog, 90, Sebr, Z llbr abcnos,
nod europa per Gompier ~St.
2ouis," pia 8lpmolltb II. gberbourg
@oitiaden nad) 2iperpool, Sdott.
LAMB nno Srlono miiiien uper ct.
Souls aoreiiirt iein). 10 llbr abOs,
nd1 europa per Gampier Campo.
Mo-" pia GreenStoiun.
Soft iir ii 8, nnb Gentrul-
Mmerif q, % e It .Snbien
Ii. I. NJ.
Sreitag, %. Uebr., 10 ltbr gbbs.,
nod Bermuda per Sompfer u9erm,i.
oian;" nod Curacao, gene5uela unb
Colombia per 3umpfer nWaraeoi-
bo;" nod Yorto &ico per 9ampier
.Garolino," pia San Silan; nad
Barbados unb Mortiniue per 0om-
pier nYretorta;" nod ben q9abomas
per 3antpfer bon Miami 8la.; nad)
Sortune.Sslonb uno Samaica per
Gampfer nSibiria."
Die Boit fir M%eufunolanb, oia
Wortb Sponep, uno fir Iiquelon,
bio Bolton, idliebt bier taslih Inn 3
llbr Wadmittass; fir Cuba. bia
Tampa, t1alid Inn / llbr Nadmit.
tags; fir Gotta Iica, Sonburas (OIt.
aiiite), Niearasua (OItfiiite) unO
Guatemala, pia New-O orleans, i1glib
I'M 10 llbr slbos.; fir Staot Merifo
tGelid) Inn 2 uno 10 llbr abenbs.
Grams. Yacific q 0 It.
Somitag, %. Gebr., Z ubr Ibenbs,
nod Wcil-S eelanb, @uitralien, 0eli.
Galeoonien, Samoa linb Saipaii, bia
Sun Gran3isco; mad Sapan, &orea,
ggina unb Ben Ybilippinen bia Can
6ran5isco.
grans.Yacific-Yoit miro tdglid
nad Dem abeangsbafen befGrbert uno
Die Seit bes Sdlulies lit arral1girt
nit Miidiibt aif beret uniintcrbro,
dene lleberlanh-g efotberung.
SO. Sail 9arris,
Hoitmeiiter.
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II Il Il II Il Il #

bigger 3srI = I6lont, bIono, iebr
Iuitige, perI6miBte btaue Muqeu, elm
T9males @eIi4t - ri6tig ariItotras
tile; fab er aus. @r bat einen entz
~aiidenoen, bIonben Gdnurrbart a la
.es lit errei9t" - To9 aus, aIs pb TO-
eben erIt Die 9art6in0e abgenpmmen
rpGre! Nm tleinen Singer trug mein
IeiIegefGbrte einen Siegelrtng - TonIt
teinen. - S0 mag aud ni9t, penn
Serren &inge tragcn - lit fir mid
~.maupai5 gout."
Wber Elm itt6erne5 8ettendrm6unO
fab i3 unter Der ManiAette berpors
euden - ou5 finOe t6 rjeii5 feuOal.
lleber9aupt ma9te er ben ginoru1
zines riAti9sn nerittlaiiigen Mens
f9sn." = Die WiiBe bate er 10 inter
nebmeno uuf DEM &opf; ais er Ie abs
rabm, ;l6 i6. oab er i4oneS blondes.
geI9sitetteS 6aur bate! -
Seit nebv o!s orei Woru.sn 1T 6a5
Der er'!e yMenih," nit Dem th seIpros
den tdbe re or>e-H parsn ole
Soffern! - G5 Qeht Ho6 ri6t5 iiber
,insH 2eItrant! uro her mar Elm ouss
9s'uGtes Srsmp!or feirsr RafTe! Sei:
ner Mo;e'tGt S6oniter!
sd CLAUDE. i6 beirotbe cod muir
mai einen Qeutnant! 8iel Gelo muB
er aber bobsn! MeiitenS dber baben
Die 2eutnants ni9ts, bafiir 0eito mebr
S9uloen!
0o6 nun genus baron. Cont laden
sic mid gar aus, Dab i'd tpegen eines
iimplen 2eutnants 10 bel 3eit uno
papier perI6penos! Gie BADEN cas-
@ergniigen alle Sage, nit einsm 2euts
nant gu Iprcden - Sbnen 1T Gas ia
ni1ts Neue5! -
Dies lit nun Der lebte. Brief Dor
Meibna6ter.
9tm 3~ipetten SeIttag lit &aiinobaG--
mein critics 8ergniigen bier Gigents
li9 lit oaS aleio, oas i6 mir oetarft,
at I6doe fir &rGbpintsl. Mter Gnoe
Nprtl bat cine 8ouIine bon mir Sod
Sett = bd bah ids Damn gIeit! Sic
Geirotbet einen @ei9s9raIen nit lpenig
!Saoren uno pieIcn G6ulOen.
Sb i'd aud mai einen Rei6agrdfen
trieae? = SD mDdte es nod ni9t elm
nal - oenn oano9 t1nntc i1 mid gar
ni6t bene9men = i'd n%enfant t%errible!"
- gber meine 8ouline GbriItiane Do
rotbed @ottfrieoe III ipic oo5u gei9afs
fen = fiibl, Blond, bprnebm - ses
nali 10 langitielig pie ibr 8erlobter! =
Seute NbenO miro Der Meibna6tss
baum gei9miidt!
Wit meinen arfeiten bin ib 10
3iemli9 fertig - 9ab' mid tiidtig
oa3ubaIten m%iifen. - Oarf i9 gum
pierten 5cittag auf No9ri6t boffen?
No4maIs CUTE 8eIIerung, unO IaIIcn
Sic ii6 reht bel beI9eren!
8iele GriiBe BON
Sbrer @pa @.
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\ " " " " " 4
K
, CinIam6eit 70
j

(Sortiebung,)
s o epba $. an 6 b b. g,
81, 18. 0eSemter 49,.

Meine IiebIte JrGulsin Gpa!
DIANA lit ausgegangen, einige Be-
Iuhe gu MAIDEN. 9a bin i9 unge9or.
fam gepor0en, bin a%uT9eItan0en uno
f9rei6e Sbuen, pie unenoli6 Ieio cs
mir 9etban bat, niAt tommen 5u t0n:
men. Die germ bate i'd sic bo4 Be-
eriibt = itatt oe6sn lag i9 nit Sic
Der $3.50 i'm gett uno mar 10 14pa4
unb eleno; ieBt ~aittern mir Die Sdnoe
10, Dab i9 taum ben SeosrbaIter bal
ten fam. Iber id Bin ni4t ru9ig, Bis
i9 Sbner geIhrisben babe!
Mein Billet baben sic oo4 am
8abnboF our6 einsn 9ienItmanr err
Ia!ten? SonIt pGrs i4 urtrOItIid.
penn Sic GrunO gu Ser @tnnabms be-
tomlnen bitten, id) mare urboTli9.
B;e 1T Die NeiIs ~pey!auFen2 Sater
Gle etpas erIebt, pie sic niini6!er?
Was fir cine 9oiletts baten sic ges
habit? Tod) i4 mug uufboren - i6
lam ni9t me6r! S6reiben sic redt
baIo uno piel Sbrer SoIep9o.
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$ epba $. a 6 b b. 9.
g., 27. DECEMBER 49,.
Qishftp sSrn,tfein CSnnt

Gleblte Srauletn Gpa!
Serali6en Oant fir sSbren liebcn
Brief! Nun 1T oaS Set aud iiberItons
Den! Sd bate nod an meiner SSns
f~luen5a gu leioen - erIt am beiligen
QbenO bin i9 aufgeltanben.
Infer Stubenmdb9sn, mir treu err
geben, bate mir Sbren lieben Brief
bon Der poIt gebolt. Mit pielem Sns
terefe bab' ib i'm seleien. sic 9laus
ben niht, Iiebe Gba. ipie es mir leio
eet1an bat, Sic ni6t au ieben!
6aGcn sic ben GaQ gut iibsr itdns
Den? Sm Settle mar i9 BEL Sbnen;
Sic BADEN ii9er in Der enlightenment
Soilette biloT40n ausgeIeben! limo
tpobl piel getan3t9 -
Sd muB mid nod iebr f9onen, bas
nit !h SDloeIter geYuno bin. 9enn ba
iino mir Eel einsm Wajor gelaocn, iino
i6 babe IN einiger Ieeenoen gilosrn
mit3upirten. uao Der blond, 9eutnant,
nit Dem Sic gefa6ten ino. 1T audi bas
lei = cenn Sbye geldreibung bon linn
mar 70 onIdauii6, bub i9 mir slei6
oade. Sa3 lit leutnont SiGinger - er
III Gin TGn1er ron mir. METER Wsnih,
febr reid - ater turgerlib, aus gutter
5ami.ie. Sd peree es T9on berausbes
tom1en. Of ct %perreift mar. 8ie1eift
er5GbIt er eS mir iogar; oenn mir
finb gut matchmaker tct1nn!. Wir aGe
m0aen i'm germ leioen, lpeil Ell 10 auf.
ri6tig 1T, lpenn aud elm bisden iibers
miitbig!
Nun ipiinfde i4 Sbnen f6on TN
boraus dies @ute fir ods nsue sSabr.
M0een iib S6re 2ieblingspiini9e in
oemieIben erfiiaen, tleines Gb9sn, oas
piinf4t nicmanb febnli9er unb ailf>
ri9tiger ala Shf' Hsnishb".
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Inftipns- gln5eigen.
@lat1iaS Is. Angelmier, 9lHpaIt,
Nr. t18-122, qdpsBuiloiHg.

SrutceS @ertanf
bolt
ie6r mertbuutlem uno luiinidlcntucrtBeft Rddlts
Gtgeatbum in bcr Gtaot baltimore,
beiunnt ais
Gr. G15, siio. @plfc.straRe, unb Nr. GIG,
ios99apetStrnRe,
al Srt NIB Gtele,
Mpnta9 ben %. SCbruar,
nm 4 libr Iahminaas.
Strait clHes DeIrets bes Areisgeridts. Der
@tn9t baltimore loeroen Die unter5ethneten
3rniiees dut otlentIiber Muttion an Ort uto
Giele oaS Ha6iolgenb beidriebene YatbieigeHs
thlm gum S~erinut dHhietcn.
gtBilI1eno al Der Sftfeitc Der NolferStraBe,
IN einer GntfernlIIg bon elnbullnert mo hrets
BIG SUB nbroIi6 bon Der ytorooitsGde Der
gBolies uro gIiceannasS traBc, bon bort n6roli6
tpeiter Iaufe1o an Der gillette Der gSolte;StraBe
fiinf3ebn Sub augrcn5eno; bon bort 6ltIi6 pa
raael nit Der GaHtoflsglpenue ein6unoert NIB
bier5ie SUB BIB 5Ir G9apeisStraBe; bunn filo'
Itd} an r Ste SgnPSSa!oTtragg o sn9ffn6e5 m HH0 So pa;
lueItIid parallel nit Der Santon'Ioemie etn'
buroert nro nier6ig, 6hb bis 3tin Nnt91gS5'
pitfte, @ns 9ail8e @rlinoltitd 1T et1enl 1abrll'
den Srilto5ils I'M Betrdpe bon 3ipetlno5lualis
5ig Collars uHo fiitlt5ig Gents ($22.5O) inter.
iuorfeIi.
breil1digen observation-disclosures nno @irtHs
f1aftS.@ iBchtbnrt, ,uclfeS ale 9tr. 615, Glib
Wulics Struhe, betannt Ut, bebant, ipiuic nit eS
uem 5uciitbdigcn 5iegefteinerien 8ubnbauie,
iuelfes ais sr. GIG, SHo'6bapei'strnte, be-
Bebinguueen: Gin 9ritteI gaar, Der 8eit in
5iuei 9IetdeIl abi9Lags5abIuneelt i'm 8eitralme
bon febs llnb 5ipbIt Wonnten ooer IleS 9aar,
mad Nelieben oes aduferS. Die 9reoit51bIuils
9en iino bon benz 9atum oeS 8crfaufeS an 81
~0er5tnfen uno miiften 5ur 8ufrieoenbeit BET
9rnitees oeftdert peroeH.
Sine In5dbIing bon 5000 lit 5ur Belt hes
Gbiparb o. S'Wlara,
.. WcrebitB ReeIc,
3rnltees.
Sfnpn6 grus & 60,
Gebt, G, o,t3, 1920, 23,25) Suftionatorcn.
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(Sortiesung fol9t.)

3u bieI perIan9t. = @ro-
pbologe gum iungen Wonue, aus
Der Sanoihrift bon oelien Vrailt
leieno): Sic bat ell Ie6r guteS
Ser5 :, lit iebr c%onieauent, oilrite
ober oud) Elm biSd)en berridiiidtig
iein." = Ger iunge Mann: nllnO
erlauben Sic mie piel friegt lie
oenlt mit2"
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Nies lit Sire @elcaenhcit

5ur Griperbune eineS mooerieu q ooer 3ft0dts
0en &uuieS In outer Gage,
2200 8auierBcuicrt Eit.9iort1. Npenne.
@eaucin fit ale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SeoeS
Sans beitbt ale @inri6tutger. nit oenen elm
l1uoernes Sals auSgeitattet iperocn fam.
SGsiidl uub SpnntaGs sur Snipeftion pffen.
GbaS. y. 9uroette,
fSept5-) @r. II, Sit2eringtuitsS Str.
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@cnc bcntid)c I~niieblnns i'm iOnniscn
Gii6ru.

0Iiina: ictlie 5ieger; erfifIniiieer @ooen in
feline 5arnen cineet6eiIt, al9 einiee aIoipn
@erinee gln5abIullg, icbr lei6te 9eoins
Elm paur Sunoert SuaarS qcfpnrt baben lil6
eern ielbltitd1toie peroen m5dten. gIdberes bel
Ncrmamn Yaoenbpup, Wr. iii, 3nr6.Sbnrles'
Strubc, Baltimore, Wio. (Septl0,1O
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Baltimore Warftbcridltc.

0alti more, 81. Sebruor 1907.
3ufubr 1886 SGiier, Elm.
ihlieBlid 1922 SdIier 81 2ocuit.Boint
unb Gill SGiicr ST Canton. &iiitelt.
perionbt - Saiier. Gle Notirun9en
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Hn bcrfnifcn:
Gr. .723, .725,, 727 etc. goriadl'apcnne, 2ots
% SUB 8 8ou bel 200 SUB; orei @cpierte oft
%oeforirt; ieoe mpoerne eeauemlidteit.
Mr.. 115, Ill lno 1t9 ETC., R.sYatuEeuE'Str,
5piiben acknowledging mo SaOette.Str.,
Elm Geeiert bonn .gatterfonsTarf." 9urdipeg
i66n %beforirt; ieoe moberne 8eonemltb;ett;
5peiitbdtee Sdufer. Gbiunro Z. Sturd, on Srt
Iino SteIe, ober Ir. Sc, Uuntber.Sniloing.
Sngette- uno ct. Yanl.Str. (Sebr9,1S
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@eItrige S6luBrate:

WI TT. 0HTHUT FoUI VH1uJVI,
ans ben Glepotorcn 5uriidge5ogm
.54S7 @uidel; Glepotoren . TorrotD
iS9,269 9uifel. 3 @oggonS gtr. 4
meiBcr 5t 43, 1 90. Nr. 3 iueiBer 5ll
40, 3 DO. 9r. 8 meiBcr 81 40, / 90.
gtr, 2 meiber 81 1872, I 90. SCR. 3 lpci'
Scr 81 45H.
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5000

fauien cineS jencr mubeyueu Sdnier NIT fedIs
muunt.gtucnne uno SaHettc'e trabe. 6euer, Sof
ilno 1rottoir nit Cement beIegt UNI r%teleftc
@irlri6tuneen. cini6IieBli6 GInafellanaI = IEr
f6Iub. @riino5illS MIR $50 pro S1br.
e. 3. GALLAGHER, 8alrneifter,
9iirear 9ir. 2407, SatrrountsIoenie.
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Gtablirt 1880.
Wilbelm s. 6einbarSt

Wr. 2O21, Esefi-W altImoresetfahe.
Neip.g)prt elnitiidc @rudbdnoer,
p1ne Ieber,
fBuuen Sae anb saadt aetragen tpesSen.
Mnd !Sart-@ nmmi-g Gnber,
tuetdle nte rotten, tent betuf 1aben atdat.
9tefeIben jlnb bon allen Mer5ten beifeftS
empfobIen.
or o~erfertiat nuf Q,efieIung nfb bat ani edaer:
SGh(terbdnbrr, unferietpfptnoen'
irefdte NIB Gcfsstfen.1rndabdnber,
70 arraretrt. DOB ie,ne Geeplie" sn"oe" ''
Wne grandfather. Wnuha. zen iinb Snftrii'
menie tper6cn aarnniirt. oab fe .pnten. iinb
niir Tanten Hnb Bimmer
unter .0fif1miI hon Wsab. Meinbarbf burbanben.
Wlb. IeIepbor - GOurtI1r6 1864. \
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3n ~Derfanfcn.

Su ucrfaufcn:
gtr. 40t, ros4SortsStrnbe, 5ipifben Srs
leans. uno ELECTROMAGNETIC, paHeuo. fir. cine
9Sirtb[6uft, &ir5p1arcits ooer Sbubs@efbdlt.
9iadSufraaen bel ". 8. Wcitpbaf In ben 8es
blubcn an Gnrlcf. Strafe unb Sairmuunt.9lpe.
(bO-00
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apartments ST ucrmictBen:
,SIai" I'M 5~tuciten Gtodiuerf; ale Veqllenls
Iifieiien. gtad6ufra9en in Nr. 006, 9iproa
Gurcp. Strnkc. (52-D
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8erian0t bon ben Glcpotoren 32S.1OO
8uibel; Glepotorer q. @orrotb 2,06S.
81 9ul6el. &erfGllfe: 1900 NllibeI
Spot 81 503s, 10000 6ebruor 81
5084, 10000 MGr5 5u 1914, 5000
MGr5 5u 81, A @oggonS Steamer gel
Der 81 1872, 3 Go. Steamer gcnlilhter
81 1872, 6 90. gcIber Spot 5u 50A, 5
90. 0emiihtcr Spot 5u 503IL > 90.
Steamer 1ueiBer Spot 81 48l2, I 90.
9r. 2 meiBer Spot 81 5tH, 10 90.
Spot 81 50A, 5 90. Steamer gemiidJs
ter Spot 5u 1872.
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u 0 q II. = 3llTllBr = Wuld)cI;
aus ocn Glepotoreu 5llriidge5o9en
3703 9lri6el; Glepotoren . 8orrotb
t07, 206 9ui6el.
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Si p%ermietben.
9u nrrmicthcn.

3n nrrinictbch:
@iuigl cine quite @emiiies5arm bon 10 Adcrlt
In Der ytdbe bon Baltimore. 9idberee 81 err
fabren bel y. ". Mluft, Gr. 1t2. siib.6barlcs'
Straie. (53-O
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9uidcl; Gleoatoren .@orrotD 27t,997
0ui6cl. 8crfGllic: I Moggon Stea'
mer rotber 9tr. , 5u 74A.
ScItioc SdI1t3rntc:
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@crIaMat i'm N%Qacmeinen.
seutihcs glrbetts.Wadip eIIunas.yhrean.
Stcacngcinde.


Gin anitdnoiaer WtnIH, Der it6 IN @efddtt
pber @nisnrDeit rilBlib 5u nIndet o%eritebt.
niiuiht limaebenb VSteIlnng, fprt6t Sertfb rno
@neliih. NJian a%oreiiire: n3. 6. D." 1921 Is.
YultimurcsS ctr. (52-4)
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M9arftc.

Sreiie i'm 2erinetou.Marft.
Eomoten (EreibbaltS) 3to 30c-60c
@llrfen (Ereibb.) Gbo. $1.50-$2.00
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@erlanst Srancn nnS Mabdcn.

8erlaHgt:
GiHe Srnl ais db6tn IN eineni BrieiterBau5
Nud5ufra9eu in Tr. t04, Sit'G8citt uabe Der
stgbtFstrahc. OBJ
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@erIanat:
9artcl fit itcti9e gIrbeit 81 Sdrie; Stcrts
peIn bon p5ranSfers" $3.50 bis SO SuBelo,
Simmer 1, Galurrt.9auf s@e6iube, Sp,unro uub
SaratpgnsS trn6c. (62-3)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
Costly Simplicity i'm London.
Fashions ThereThe Airship HatNew
Diamond Tisras md Necklaces.

both stiff and limp embroidery. which are hav-
ing a wonderful popularity
OF shoes little has to be written save that
patent leather shoes and boots made in shades
of tan and suede color are being worn. Messrs.
Pemberthy, of oxford street, are showing every
variety of tan stockings. as well some in
suede color for the spring wear. These are all
made with long openwork stripes, which make
the foot look very small. An extremely service
able novelty introduced by this firm this season
is Isle thread and silk stockings made with
cashmere feet, while various colored stockings
embroidered in self colors are the latest thing
in hose OF new wells this FIR. haS quite the
best selection. These are made o. G fine light
colored mesh with a deep coloreI chenille spot
Of darker color. Invisible blue nets have dark
blue and green cheaiIls spots, pink mesh be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24

ing ornamented with red spots, and so on
throughout a range of color The day or the
graceful long veil is almost over but the few
that remain have deep killed lace borders which
are most effective. especially in the new shade
or wine red which promises to be the faVorlte
color for wells this year. Buff color wells are
also a novelty which promises to catch the pub
lie taste.
Jewels this year are light and more beautifully
set than ever. A novelty shown by the Gold
and Silversmiths' Company, in Regent street
are new earrings made on a tiny chain Of dia-
monds or pearls with a double drop Of pearls
or diamonds, to give a lovely swinging ap-
pearance Here, too are to be seen beautiful
examples of the ever popular cOlett diamond
necklaces and the latest diamond tiaras. with
their lovely pear-shaped diamonds and drop
pearls. whose beauty is enhanced by being set
loose at the end OF tiny trail Of little leaves
swaying from n Louis Seize knot or wreath in
the most dainty milegrane work Another spe-
cialty Of this firm is the lovely gem studded
gold mail bags and purses that are the most
popular thing for bridesmaids presents this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
uARvELS IN MILLINERY.

Every woman who knows anything about the a-s
of dressing Is aware that a costume can be maae
or rnarred BY a hat. u Is even more important
than the gown since it frames the face. and she 3
wise in her generation who gives careful attention.
20 it's selection The task IS often difacult enc.
but they make II as easy as II can be made &C
Henri Bendel's No. so Fifth avenue. between
Asd and 4sth streets Originality and distinction
invariable characteristics OF The hats tl@1 come
frOrn This shop and the display Is quite up 70 tno
standard set BY previous seasons.
Paris with IT'S busy ateliers all absorbed IN tie
ov-oufiOu Of pretty things for women 70 We1rs nsa
3hOrOughIv searched for these charming models.
and as usual at the beginning OF q new season.
With the addition OF the products Of his own wok.
rooms II would really seem as n Mr.. Reuoo. E4A
Isft nothinr to be desired IN the way Of headgear-
And his new building. which opened on March ~
fascinating Yea-,