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The Washington times., 1907-07-31

Funny Story of Foxy Base
ball Nick in Nutmeg
State.

The Collinsville. Conn, baseball team
has unearthed something new in the
way Of croOkedness.
At the beginning Of the Collinsville-
Uniontown game on last Saturday, Bag
ley, the pitcher for ColinsviIle, claimed
the distance from the pitchers box 10
home plate was too long, but after a
brief discussion It was decided to go
ahead with the game.
The Washington times., 1907-07-31
Bagley Gets Wise.

Bagley was bothered by the over
distance. but was pitching fairly good
ball. At the end Of the third inning
the score was 4 to 3 In favor Of Union
vile, and Manager James Dunn, of the
Collinsville team, removed Bagley from
the box. Milton. an eX-Hartford pitcher,
was put in and the. Unionvilles made
ten runs of him in the, first inning.
oiiS - 20 ~ 80 ilie - 81. -,
UnionvillC baseball enthusiasts, includ-
ing the UniOnVile manager. the distance
was measured. The distance was found
TO be sixty-four feet; in the afternoon
just as a ball game was about to start.
ii was found that the pitching box had
been moved forward and the measure
ment was then sixty-twO feet ond seven
inches
The Washington times., 1907-07-31

1t was bargain day. and what brought
out a large proportion of the crowd WAS
the desire to see some of the famous
scientific baseball of the White SOX.
Instead, the intellectual students Of the
great national game saw some Of the
queerest stunts ever pulled of by team
that won q worlds championship by
headwork.
The Washington times., 1907-07-31
So1 Fail to Sho1U
Any Great Brains
In Double Header
F. Jones illustrates a Play by Doing 1t
Wrong-Many Star Stunts by Ma
tionalS in Even Break.
BY THOMAS S. RICE.

actions he does not let that interferi
with the correctness of his measure
ments Of time and distance.
The Washington times., 1907-07-31

This was a remarkable instance of a
good thing going wrong. Jones was so
peevisn he chided Hahn aloud. and
made that champs ears burn with in
dignation and modification. 1t had
been a sad miscue, but Hahn was no
more to blame than Jones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
RIGHT TO OMIT NAMES FROM BALLOTS.
Justice TOmpkins UphOlds Hastings-On-the-
Hudson Village Clerk.

Justice Tompkins. of the Supreme Court. at
White Plains. Yesterday handed down a decision
uphOlding the village clerk Of Hastings on the
Hudson who refused 10 place the names of GER
tain persons supposed 20 he the regular nominees
Of the Independence League on the ballot at the
last election. Attorney Clarence J. Shearn who
represented the league. said that the primary
nominating the candidates in dispute was a proper
one ana that the persons nominated should have
been placed the ballot under the leagues en-
blem.
William R. Hearst chairman OF the State Com
mittee Of the Independence League, by affidavit
declared that the chairman and secretary OF the
primary were duly qualified as such John Freund
who was nominated at the primary for trustee,
and VINO is an elector In Hastings on he-Hudson
in an affidavit declared that the regular president
and secretary Of the organization refused TO call
meeting Of the primary and that IL was called
by himself and three other members OF the league.
Justice TomplCins in his decision says that the
ahidavits show that the members who called tine
primary had voted formerly at the Democratic
primaries ami had right to call the primary OF
the Independence League
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Table linens. Towels. etc.

81 inch Merc'z'd Damasks-high Eseia
lustrs-patterns copies OF highest
grade Hnen6-value As. ..--........ %
Extra Fine All Linen Sets-nsu-
stitched-fUll satin bleach-tabIe Gfoes-
$40 size-doz. napkins 70 match
Naids S9-So OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-sL. 2S
20 inch all linen Satin Damasks-
full satin bleach-Iatest designs
value SIPS yd. SO
B,eached Turkish TOweIs-friusef.
IS inches lOng-value 1924 49,. ~
Hemstitched Hucl TowsIs-fuII bIsach-
l9xSe-value Especial. -..-.... .1S3s
20 Inch All Linen Towelliugs-
extra heavy-vaIue -10. .--..-..... f2s
All Linen Barnslsy TowelliEEs-
value IL Observation-Disclosures. SA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15

Mercerized Moreens-nswest Spring
cOlors for skirt and Jacket
liningS-regularly "a 1S
SILK finish Noire Percalines-
black. white and colOrE-
extra value -.-.-------.--..-....... "a
-Taas $50 ..,-...,-,. =. S. .ss
Mercerized Madras Waistiugs-
large assortment pretty patterns
worth up to so -...-----..----.... 10
Dotted Svisses-vartety OF dots
elsewhere 80 -..-.-.........s.s SO
IS inch Lingerie Batistes-
elsewhere 10 .-.........ss.ssss IS
SO inch Fine India Linons-
value "a ..-........-....ssssss 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
WOner'S and ChiI6ren'S
Underwear

Womsn's Cambria Skirts-deep lawn
f0Unces OF fine emily or : inserts ana
edge OF good Iace-value 81 %. ..... 9S
Women's Night -Nainsook.
Cambria and SluSlin-twenty new
styles with lace. emily and ribbon
worth 81 % Observation-Disclosures. as
Women's Cambria and Muslin Drawers
wide lawn rufiies. emb'd or lace
trim d-with tucl1s or wide ribbon
beading 60 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
Women's Nainso7k corset Covers
N-Itese Val and Point de Paris
LSces-ritbor ruu-value 50. ...... "a
Children's Cambria and Muslin Skirts
wide rufiies, emily, hemsritched tuCkS
or lace inserts and edge 70 "A yrs
Value - Observation-Disclosures. 40
ChiIdren's Cambria and Muslin
Draw ers Point De Paris Lace or
Emby trim-worth 80. .-........-. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Babies Wear

Long Cambria Slips -pleated
and tucked froEts-29 CO. value. .-.- 4 Q
Long NainsooS Slips bishop and
woke styles-wOTth 80. .....--...... %
Babies Fine Nainsook SIips-yokes
os lace and emb worth SO. ...... 40
Short Drssses-fine Lawn and
Naius0Ok-F French Waists and
Yokes-sizes TO , yrs--reg- 50. -.-- 80
Babies Fine cashmere Shirts
open frCuts-sizes 10 3 yrs
regularly 20 ,.,.-..,..........-.. 80
Rabies Knitted Bands
with shoulder straps-worth 80. 20
Babies silk Flare Poke Bonnets-
fun face ruChe Of null and lace
handsomely trim' G-regulaTly S1-49- 80
Little Childraus Hats-all null
or null with silk-wOrth 81 -. ..... 9S
Babies silk Caps-French STYLES
O. fun Net Ruches-69 CT. kinds. co.. 40
Babies Long Cloaks-WooI BatIsse
AMI Bedford cord-valUe S3.9s. .....2. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
g. q q. z. s. u "a q g
Display and Sale of Spring Shirts, Neck
wear, Robes and Pajamas. r4rs, r7oo

The sort OF Furnishing goods that can furnish
every dress detail wants-from 24c ties on bargain
tables to the choicest silk Ties madetoorder-from 6Sc
Shirts special tables the finest custom madeade-o
acknowledgements procurable. Typical values:
SPRING NECKWEAR-Enghsh Squares Folded
and French Four-n-Hands Graduated and Batwing
Ties Sl00. $50 and $500 qualities. here.
So, &c and $40
MEMS BUSINESS SHIRTS. stiff bosoms some
coat model garments with cuffs attached detached
some with pleated bosoms; $500 and $50 qualities !:
DOMET FLANNEL PAJANAS. regularly 81 %;
sale '$-'TO
Paamas made OF fine quality corded madras or blue
chambray military cut $500 value sae........ S119
PAJAMAS. made OF tine quality imported tiannelS.
IN stripe patterns; made in WorkroonS grades
similar command $1,000 i'll other stores; Macy sale
$5.44
DRESS SUIT CASE ROBES, made OF fine quality
hanneettc .%~'TS
MEMS TERRY CLOTH BATH ROBES, $500
quality * %
MEMS COLLARS linen both sides quarter sizes;
equal in quality the standard brands OF collars ad
vcrtised at 25c; price. LIS
Cuffs. quality above, pair. .1'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Wash Dress Fabrics

20 Ct Plain CoTd Chambruy>-
OXbloOd. 1t. Blue and Navy
NOT remnants but cut from piess.s s
10 CT Dotted Swisses-printsd foraI
and fancy designs. ...-.......--.. o.,
10 Ct Wool finish voiIeS-1ifI lengths
best STYLES ard colors-yd. ......... 2
- Ct. Fancy Madras-meFcerized
stripes. plaids and figures ...... 10A
80 Ct. Extra fine Brocaded silk
ZephyrS-fast coiOrs ....-......-... "a
1921 CO. Fancy Organdy lawns
best styles for season OF 1907 IN
Also Dress and Waist Lengths
onevthird and One-half or!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
WgslIls, PillaW 80, e.

I-nb'eachsd Muslins- 81 inches wide
extra heavy round thread-WOrth o.. 81
45-inch BIeachcd MuslIns-tor
pillow rasing or by scanning VIII
make fun size sheets-wOrth IA. .1Ol7
Wide Hem Pillow Cases-one size
only 4dx:G inci-instead OF .I5is y
Emergency Brand Absorbent Cotton
for surgeons physicians and family
drug store rrice 80 ........... %
Fancy Awning Stripes o. army
duCk-rain proof and fast colovs-
wcrth - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I 8
Mattress Tfcks-full and three quarter
size-ess'td stripes inch boN-
no b,ndiug-WOrth 81 9.....-......f o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
leather Goods and Veilings

Leather BeIts-jswelled and plain
buckles-iined and unlined-
chiffon VeiIings-black. white.
colOrs-instead Of So .$'8
Fancy Lace Veils-1iz ydS. long
usually S125 ............ssss.s 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Emhrn:deries ard Laces

Lace Dress Nets-Orientel ana Polnt
Vanise-white and cream
new patterns-reg. S1.OO. ....sssssss 40
Torchcn and CIuny Laces-
pretty patterns-worth 20 So. 2
Embroidery Edgirgs and Insersiun-
Cambria. Nainsook. Swiss
. to tnCh--reE. Is. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
PerfumerY and Notions

CASTLE SCRIPTURE Olive OIL
6 o.. cake-value 1.-.---..-...ssss q
Imported Hair Brushes-11 row
all bristles-sold back-res. sf.Oo.. .59
steel safety Pins-au sizes
black and white-value so zross-s. Is
Large Roll Cotton Tape-valus s.. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
HURT BY coLER's AUTO. WANTS $4,000

Patrick Kiiey. of No l12 Wycloff street. Brook
lyn who says that January 10 he was knocked
down by Borough President Coler's automobile. has
fled a claim with the city for $500 damages as
preliminary to a civil suit for damages which he
will begin. While Mr.. Kiley says the accident
occurred at noon, the Borough President says It
CT night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Silks and Dress Goods

Fine Black TaReta Suks-wear
guaranteed-fuil rustle-valus So 50
Check and Plaid Taaetas-biack-
and-white and cold checks, plaids
and stri9ss-value .75............ 50
Wolfe Brilliants-27 inch-faney
satin strfpes-White. cream. black
light and dark shades-vaius SO. ga
rs inch All Wool Crepe Egyptians
thirty leading shades: also Cream
and Black-value 40. .-..-......... 94
~ inch Imported Nuns VeIliuss-
sheer. We, firm-new Spying sha6ss-
elsewhere 10 ......-..-.....,... ga
46 inch All Wool Voiles-
Spring shades-value 81 20 ...,.. -a2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Worsr's Corsets

Cleanup lot OF Light Weight
CoutIl-blaCk white. drab-high
and medium bust-with and without
garters-all sizes. but not In each
style-regularIy 90 and $1.OO. ..... 40
Fine COutil Corsets-white and
drab-deep hip; also tape girdle
COrsets in fancy shades-lace trim
regularly $1.00 and 81 25........ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15

THE WEST END STORAGE WARE
HOUSE. 202-2lo WEST S9cH STREET.
New York March : 1907
To Mrs \. ". Bruce. Walter Halves
Mrs 4 McNeigh Richard CUrd Daniels
Mrs = Y leighton Mrs r. VI. Tom
ilnson You and each Of you are here
hv notified that. the time for the pay
ment OF our lien upon The property here
matter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given YOU.
We win cause such proDerty. TO wit:
stored by YOU or in your name in the
West End Storage Warehouse 70 he sold
at public auction. according To the statute
in such case made ard provided ~
George MerIe's Auction Rooms. 49, r.
I15th st. on TueedaN. March 2S and on
WEDNESDAY. March -. 1907. Gt 1910
\ NJ and II the sale thereof is not
completed on said dates the same viii he
continued AZ the same piece on every
TUESDAY and Wednesday ther"1ster b..
ginning at 1880 a. NJ. until the sale Is
VEST END STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
GRANT WAYNE. Manager
sfErROPOLITAN FIRE-PtOoF SToR-
AGE WAREHOUSES co. - AND II
WEST GOTH ST.
New York March y. 1907.
To Mrs G. G. Leach Mrs Helen A.
French. Dr. !. ~ Robertson Gillette
Mfg Co. Francis Robertson. Mrs + J.
e BALDWIN. Mrs. Z. IL smith Mrs Isl-
bella Simpson. \. NalIy. Julia Winter
man. yVm. stephens DOROTHY Kendaf
airs NJ curtis. Miss !. II. S!Inonson. IT,
n. Cammann. ". Z. Stmonsou IT, r.
Briscoe. You ana each OF you are her.
bv notified that. the time for the paw
ment OF our ten upon the property here
matter described having expired aftcl
due notice thereof had been given YOU.
we Will cause such propertr 10 wit:
household goods. personal effects ana
merchandise. stored by YOU or in YOUR
name In the Metropolitan Storage Ware
house Co.'S warehouses. To be sold Al
public auction, according TO the statute
in such case made and provided ct the
warehouse 80 and Al West Goth St on
Monday. March ~ BOZ at IO:3O q m.
and II the sale thereof IL not completed
on said date. the same Will be continued
ct the same place on each and everv
Monday thereafter beginning at 1880
a. m until the sale Is completed
STORAGE WARE
HOUSE CO.
CHAS. s MORRIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Womsn's Skirts. Waists. &C.

skirts Of Panama. Cheviot and
Cravenette-boX OF side pleated-
finely taii0red-regulaT.y S5.9S- g. 9S
White China silk Vaists-richIy
tr'md with lsces and medallionS
also E,cru Net over Silk-handsOme
effects-all sizes-reg. S49S. "A 2C
New Crepe Kimonos-full length
best colOrs-piain and do,ted. also
chanies-satin bands-worth s2os. I .9s
New Cambria Wrappers-llght and
darI.-tailored efreets-vaiue $40. .7e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15

Handrnade Renaissance Centre
PieceS-24- inCh-linen centres
deep borders-Tsg .eS. ...-......... .As
24-inch Cretonne sofa Cushions
floral and japanese inch rufne-
value 30 ---------------.-s- ss1s
Swiss Applique Scarfs and Shams-
fey and plain centres-ScarfS 2O15s-
S2-inch Shams-v value 70. $1,000. ,0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Rors, Rrss,an & Sallor Sis, &c.

Ssrges WOrsteda. F'lanne's. Wool
Crnshe and Fancy Mixtures
2ta TO 20 yrs.-value s. 80 .---.--5. SS
Double Breast and Double Breasc with
belt: also yoke Norf1lks-Fancy
Mixtures. SerEes and Cheviots-Straisnt
or KnIcker trOusers-S to Is yrs
special ---.---.----.-- 5000 .''--'-@'eo 20
Bows Reefers-CheviOtS. Coverts and
Golf Red Chevtots-sleeve emblemS-
BOYS Knee Pants-made Of tailOTsf
remra1ts-C', eviOfS. Tweeds and
C'ordurOys: also Navy Bite
q rs yrs.-value rs. ........-.-.. 30
BOYS Knee Pants-Gray and Brown
Mixei CheviOts and CorduFoys-
! 70 Is yrs.-vaIus so -.-..--..-.s .R9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
W9mer's New PetticCats

BiaCk and White Stripe Percale
Petticoats-2 deep accordion pleated
ruflics- elsewhere as .-.........-.. 80
Tadeta SILK Petticoats- heavy
rustlrE quality handsomely
tailored or trim d-w oTth $3.50. - QS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
BOARD AND ROOMS.

single Insertions . cents peg line SIX
teen words. seven tiTnes Cous-cCtively. 81.
which entities advertiser % have rooms
entered FOR n period of fourteen days IN
The Tribune's Directory o. Desirable
Rooms. Wire for circular,
Full information concerning these rooms
NAV be had free Of charge. at the Uptown
OfIlce OF The New-6ork Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between S6tu and %dth sis
NTH ST. Ast WEST. -Nlean furnished
rooms: excellent hoard. S4sU up: German.
Spanish. French spoken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Mems Furnishings

Mems Colla-less Night Shirts-
Cambria and MuSlin-S4 inches Io1p-
size Is 70 3O-value IS -.-.-.----..- 10
Mems NegliRee Shirts-soft fnisn
Cambric-strtpeS and figures
all slzes-value 40. .......-......s. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
NeckEear and RanGk'S

Women's TIandE 'fs-whits ard coFt
checks and plaids. or b. s.. with
embd COrueTS-reg- L. .-.----.. f2A
Mems Hemstitch IuisiaI-valus IL. 8
Collar and Cuff SetB-IAwn with
lace. also Swiss EmHd--FaIue %. 10
Wo.uen's White Lawn Guimpes-for
JurnPers-trim'd yokes-aI sizes
value 81 80 -... - 80. ...-.-...s... .1tS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5GO second hand
vsood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought aud ex-
changed. GEO. 3. EDDY. 39s Madison ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
rrRN,snrn nonns 10 LET.

Single inser;Iuns cents per line six
teen words seven times ConSeculN ely. 81
which entit:es dveItlscr 10 have rooms
entered 10Y a pesiod OF fourteen Gays n
The Tribunes Directory - desirable
Rooms Wrhe FOR c!Ic"laf
Full information concerning these rooms
may be hnd cree ~ charge. at tie Uptown
OtnCe OF The %ew-EvrK tribune. lSh4
Broadway. between 5tth and Stth SITS.
SOUTHERN EXPOSUEE.-FU Furnished room
To ut. private family, al improvements
references; OF Park ave, IN nlneties NJ
l.. Tribune Uptown Oahce. 1854 Broadway.
H. EAST 12STH ST-Iarse furnished
room suitable for two young women.
Catholics preferred: privileges
lIsrH ST. 40 WEST.-Two elegant sunry
'front.' rooms high class; e.eF ator teie-
phone Superintendent.
3IG EAST GID ST.--Furnished rooms; all
improvements; private house
FURNISHED ROOMS. steam; private cat:
improvements: breakfast. reference. Stb3
Broadway Q3Sth ST.: 18th subway station
NJ T. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
To-day--=Fridayl
Women's Goats ard Srits

Tan Covert Goats ftted-hip length
satin ined-resuIarly SO. s.. ......-6. %
New Check Panama Suits Gibson
Etons and Jaunty Pony Goats
worth S!69S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ] y. %
Suits Of Panama light weight Cloth
ard English WOrsteds-two toned
checks. stripes and plaids-also plain
CO,ors and tlGck-Ciibson and Fancy
Etons-alsO fitted hip coats
deliberately trimmed-reR S24. 9S.. [ g %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Girls New washable dresses

CtlmSrav. Bingham and Percale-
plain and check high and low
necks- Russian or Full Front
worth 81 80 Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
New SrrIng Millinery

W0men's semi ready Hats, fancy
braid and chiffon: also Ready 20
Wears. with quijI-wOrth .9S. ...... .6l
I'ntrirn'd Dress Hats for Women
Newest Spring Shapes-Iarge and
smail-regularIy .pS Recommendations. .SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
GREENE BACKS BINGHAM
FAVORS POLICE BILL.
Er-Commisioner Says Legislation Is
Essential to Discipline.

Tn. opponents OF the police reform bills at A.
~. we're feeling none too good yesterday over
p Fulton Cuttings exposure Of the legislative
"a which il is alleged is being collected from
,f,e ,olice. Right on top OF Mr. Cuttings charges
commissioner Bingham practically substantiated
.,ero. and General Greene. the former Police Com
,,,,ssioner. made public through General Bingham
l,t,ers % ex-AIayor LOW, Inspector Richard Walsh
cd the present Commissioner The executive
-o,,nen Of the Federation of Church Clubs also
made public resolutions strongly indorsing the
legislation for which Commissioner Bingham is
4ehting against the strongest and most influential
opposition. ..-.-., ..z;.,o..
exist in the Police Department. made this direct
charge
THE executive committee Of tho Patrolmen's
Benevolent Association levied early in February an
assessment Of 500 on each member, ostensibly for
tho burial funds Of the association. Some Of the
men from 20 to % per cent Of them, ] am told
have refused to pay this assessment. as they be-
lleve the money is 10 be used TO lobby at Albany
The men say that they have no special reason %
object TO the proposed legislation and cannot see
why they should he assessed TO defeat legislation
TO which they do object"
Mr. Cutting also charges that gambling house
keepers forced 10 contribute S15e each TO the
'Tnortuary fund. and that efforts 10 mulct large
number of saloonkeeperS Of $50 apiece have been
gaioonkeeper ia the 9Th Precinct. in which it Is
charged that a detective sergeant tried collect
10 raise from S5o56 to slOoon for the fund and
that II The bills were not defeated the delinquent
saloOukeepeTs and gamblers Were TO bee driven out
one of The first questions asked Of Commissioner
Bingham yesterday after MIR. Cuttings statement
lis bills failed OF passage He laughed heartily as
came them. He said he had read the story OF
The corruption fund. He was then asked. Were
you?' No" he answered, Il have not seen nor
three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Women's New White Waists

Fine Iawu-fulI emb'd front
three panels with pin tucks and
Fuby-also Marie Ant1inette and
other smart styleS-wOrth 81. 40. eel. q
Sheer Lawn and Batiste- handsome
STYLES. with novelty Emb'y and Val.
IaCe-reguIarly So. co -.--.----..--1 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Lace and Fancy Curtains

Scotch Lace Curtai1s-plain and
f-'d ce1trcs-p-etty borders: also
colonial effccts-woyth s.. 40. ...... I .4S
Fiac S~o.eh Lace Curtains
Renaissance. GreC{an ard Leaf
desirns-wovtil 81. %. ..............2 40
Extra dne scotch Lace Curtains
Gable Net. with TVet border; also
Renaissance and Floral designs. 81 .9S
Snowflake cross SJripe Curtains
Rose Peseda and Nile tintinSs
tassel f1ish--valuc 81 % .-....----O 20
Extra fine Snowflake Curt1ininEs-
Gainty cool co!orings for summer
Graperies-excelent value ..--...3 0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
-. c.ese Eeafher PnIoWs

Covered with best herrirEbone OF fancy
stripe Ssteer--o dorless-free from dust.
.CN-S-Value S1.9S. ..-..-- 4 40
222x3c-vaIue 81 -. ...,.-, / so
24xSO-yaNe S2.C9. ....... 100
2Gx3,-value S2-9S. ..... 21O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15

CEshlons I'D Centre Pleces

Plain ard Fancy Pull Braids.
and Persian BandingS-
newest shades-value rs and .1e.
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Ribbon Sale-Last Day But One.

81. to sis inch Lustre and satin Taffeta
Rshbous-Black White CoIors-
regularly 10 .-.....-.-.... 10
3iz 70 ~ inch Satin Liberty and Glaze
Tafseta RibbOns-BlaclC. White and
Spring Shades-usually II and 10. 4 9
to irch Plain ard Fancy Taffetas
and Dresdens-neW Spring cOIortngs-
reg. II and ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
Black Ribbon Velvets-satin back
best qualiJy-Nos- Z to 40
instead Of 10 to 20. .-.-.. IA TO IS
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Suits and OYercoats Made-to-
Measure.

Extensive OF new sultngs, both donestlc
and imported fabrics of the best sort ready tor the m
specon of who their garments fashioned TO order
Fabrics in the shades OF brown and gray arc most
prominent.
The fashioning to your liking our loss Confidence
the ability OF taors sung exactly IS n2nIteSe
VANCE DEPOSITS ON ORDERS.
Prices from $1,000 $500 less than your specially
tailor demands for garments OF like character.
SACK SUITS $500 to $500
SPRING TOP COATS 5000 to $500
Orders placed now for Suits. Coats Frock Goats
Dress Trousers will be completed in plenty of time Tor
Easter Special values offered in black Thibet untn
ishcd worsted and Nicuna garments.
GETAWAY FROCK COATS. with waiStCoats. serge
lined ............ $500. S28O0, $500
DOJBLE-BREASTED FROCK COATS. with waist
$4,000 $500 $4,000
silk lined throughout ....S 35 90 to 5000
MEMS STRIPED WORSTED TROUSERS,
$500 to $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
HAD HEARD BRlBE STORIES.

1T is also stated in that article THAI one Of your
messengers-which. of course means one Of tile
patrolmen attached 10 your ofice-was approached
by a policeman and asked 10 contribute $50 to the
fund. and that he consulted lis superior. who adj
rised him not TO contribute. Had you heard of
such case2"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-15
Friday As Bargain Day
originated here

Initiated by others in namsl
ECualled nowhere in Values Z