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New-York tribune., 1907-01-27


Embroidery Snk. three
yard HI'ools. assorted col
ors; boxes OF 20 spools. per
box &c.
Dressmnlyers' 5 peel n
Machine SILK. hGlf-ounce
spcOls. black only: sold b.
others at 25c.: our price.
Ice.
p. II Macy & co.'s FNIlI
ounce Black Sewing SILK.
same quality sold elsewhere
at 6Oc. tho spool: our reg
ular price. 4Gc for this
sale. 30c.
Same as above, IN half
ounce spools. 2lc. each.
Fine Quality Black Sew
ing Silk. full 1OO-yard
spools. letter 4: similar
quality sold elsewhere at
&c. the dozen: our price.
Black Buttonhole Twist.
boxes conteininE 25 ten
yard spools: same quality
sold elsewhere az 4Oc. the
box our price. l9c.: u
dozen Sc.
Black DarninP SILK. IN
est quality made. a5-yard
sroole: same cuali.v sold
elsewhere at 46c. our reg
ular price 36c. for this
sale. q dozen. sc.
Mcrccrizcd Crochet Cot
ton. large spools. finest
quality; lilaC. white. Nile.
green and red only: regli-
lRrlY 4c. H spool. special,
dozen spOolF. 1Sc
Our Speclal Brand Wnb-
sters Cllt Edge Black
Sewing Silk. fun tGO-yard
sp0ols: similar quality Sold
elsewhere AT 81 90 "A dozen /:
our regular price $50. Spe-
cial for this sale. per spool.
&c.
John J. Clarle's 2OO-yard
soft finished Spool Cotton.
box Of Cne dozen Polil
numbers; regularly 29o. {:
for this sale. 19c.
X. II Macy & Co.'S Spe-
oial White Basting Cotton.
Nos. 40. 20. 60 and 20: reg
ularlY 44c u Q dozen: spe-
cial price, per spool. Sc.
u. NJ. &. Crochet White
Cotton. odd numbers. reg
ularly 15c. a ball. special
at 1Oc.
Merce-iZed Dfrniu- Cot
ton. IN white. black and
tan: extra fine quality:
regularly &c. a spool: this
sale. &c.
Darning Gotten on Cards.
regularly 12c. a dozen; this
sale. &C..
Darning Wool. in black
and white: large cards. fue
quality; regularly SIC doZ-
On; sale. 19c. each. &c
Darnlng Wool. finest
quality imported. IN black.
white. red and lavender;
per card. Sc.
Best quality English
DRrning and Sewing Nee
dies. per paper. &c.
DressTnakers Pins, our
own importation from
England. half-pound boxes: /:
regularly 19c.: special. 14c.
Mourning and Jet Pins.
cartons OF ten boxes; reSu-
larlv zoe: sale. 14c.
Taylor & Sons Imported
Pin Sheets. 900 count: as
sorted sizes. &c
English Dressing Pins.
4O0 pIns. &c.
Kirby & Recrd Pin
Sheets. fne quality. 4c.
English Jet and Mourn
ing sollaNi III 2, bpAe6 OF l.
sheets or cEe gross. sizes
ia, ~ ana ., at 14c.. 19c.
and PIC.
Safety Pins. fire quality;
brass, nickel and black;
sizes .. pa end 3: regu-
larly &c. &c. and &C.; spe-
cial at Sc
Safety Pins. nickel and
black per gross. loc-
Pin Books. fine quality.
&c
Herald Square Brand
Hooks and Eyes. card Of
two dozen and one extra
dozen Invisible eyes. ali
brass and guaranteed rust
proof: IN black and white;
sizes ! 70 4: per card. So. /.
gross. 17c,
Invisible Eyes. IN black
and white: all brass: ca {
OF two dozen. regularly
lSc.. sale. sc
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

set Iaces. fine silk finish.
excellent quality. Eve yards
long. two widths. iOc. and
19c.
bone Collar Buttons.
coZcn. &c.
Hairpln Cabinets. assort-
ed pins Sc.
Assorted Fruit Pin Cush-
iCns. Sc.
Hat Rests for women's
Hats. &c
sachet Curling Irons.
creates extra deep Marcel
wave: regularly 6oc.: spe-
ciaI 4Pc.
Tracing Wheels. &c.
Waists -Iengtl.ener Pins,
-.
Ironing Wax, with han
dies. per dozen. &c.
Iron Holders. vOolcOvered,
asbestos lined, &c.
Wool Polishers. conform
to SHAPE OF hand: suitable
FOR furniture. stoves. shoes.
&C. &c.
Tomato Pin Cushions.
large size. &C.
SsWe as above, IN better
quality. covered with vel
vet. i8c.
Imported Snap Fasteners.
Der dozen. So.
Neuss' Rest Pin Cuhes.
2aO count. in black. white.
fet. mat ard assorted. reg
ularlv 10. sale So
Imported Lace Pins with
nne Initiation pearl heads.
fine points. cards os one
dozen. Sc.
Extra Fine Quality I'm
''or;rd Shoe Iaces. IL aad
] 4 wards. long. pair. s..
W a TT ems Featherbcpe.
silk covered. box Il l2 yds..
54c.
Fe2therb0ue. GOV erred
with tBfteta SIX; for col
lars yd &C.: dozen. G7c.
Hat Pins. with colOred
pearl and tet heads. &c.
Satsen - covered Corset
Steels. full protector. fivs
hooks. guaranteed not 20
rust. regularly o.. : sale, Sc.
Imported Hair Pins. bun
dies containing ten packs.
100 pins. Sc.
Hook ard Eve Taps.
black and white best brass
hooks and eyes: regularly
1iH. special. yard. l10
Rack and Tan shoe
l.aces. 7. IL and IL Yards
long. dozen. &c.
Shoe Hooks. wooden han
dies. regularly 90; special.
shoe Dart Fasteners. ten
strings. Sc
Cater Buttons. black
oniv: dozen. II.
Black Shoe Buttons. per
cross. &c.
Pearl Buttons genuine
ocean shell. shirt waist
Fis Is. regularly lie. 70 fsc.
a dozen. choice Of any size.
a dozen. &c
Pearl Buttons. fresh Wa
ter Pearl. fine color and
hnish; 2 or 4-hole: regu-
laTly &c. TO 1Oc. a dozen:
special. 4c.
Bust Forms. new est
French models. extra nne
Jersey covered: sizes 20 70
d.. regularly asc. sale 74c.
Complete Forms, same
style busts as above. with
adjustable Fllll lenrth wire
skirt. sizes 70 10 42. 81 81.
M0hair Tan Tie Iaces,
E-in long. Ic.
Imitation Shell Hair
PINS. h0X ~ one doz.. roc.
Shell FIairpsns. extra
quality. hox OF civ. straight
STYLE: regularly 24c.: sale
Har Pin Tab'ets con-
tanning six fine quality I'M
ported Hat Pins. &c.
Dressmaiker's Spe ecial
skirt GauEe for ascertain
ing correct length OF skirt;
regularl,- 4ec special S7c.
Kew Chains ana Rings.
nickel or aluminium. 4c.
Collar Supports. made OF
transparent Celiuioid. card,
&C.
Safety Pockets. large size
with belt fine quality. lee.
Fibre Bonirg, transpar-
ont: S6 inches long, $50
wide: per strip. &c; dozen.
Tolson's Mol air Skirt
Ending, black. white and
Rray; regularly Sc. n yard:
sale. 3c.. dozen yards. 22c.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

Our Herald Square Dress
Shields. special double coy
cred fine quality rubber
and rairscOk: Fizes 3 and
- ot ality SOLD elsewhere
at iSc.. our regular price.
l2c. sale. 9c.: dozen. 9ec.
Special Spring Hooks
ana Eyes. in black and
white: sizes / TO 4. solid
sizes. per gross, &C.
Special LtFhtwe I Eht
Dress Shields. washable
materials. sizes .. , and I.
regularly G9c dozen: sale.
pair. &c: dozen. 10.
Victoria Dress Shields.
pure gum rubbeT lined ard
covered with fine ounlitv
nainsook: sizes =. 3 and 1
similar qualities sold else
where AZ l5c.. 1sc. and
soc: choice OF any size. at
12c.
Hose Supporters. large
satesn pad ana belt. four
straus: In black. white
blue ana uirk; fine quality
elastic: similar grades sold
elsewhere at SOC: our reg
ular price 24c. sale. 100.
Hose Supporters. Side
Pin-On. mate Of fine mer-
cerized elastic IN black.
white. blue Pnd pink: sold
elsewhere at &c. : sale. 1qc.
Hose Supporters. large
satin pad and belt. eNtra
fine quaiity. s,ete color
only: sold elsewhere At
50c.: sale. 2ac
Chil1ren's Hose support
era. black cud white: soIl
elsewhere at 1oc.. ou-
price. Sc.
skirt Finding. Mercer
tied. silll-lilSe finish. IN
black. white. llght blue.
navy. brown green. cardl-
nal. pink and gray: similar
quality sold elsewhere at
Be the ward our price 20.
Special iOO-Yord Spool
Silk 20 match tho above
colors: dozen. 49c. per
spool. &c.
BLACK Mohair and afer-
cerized skirt Birding. same
quality IN one-yard pieces
sells It 14c. these in two
nieces surfing five yards
in al. At &c.
Prussian silk Binding. IN
black and white; fun .
ya-d pieces. i2c.
TRmeta SILK Winding,
black and white: full 10
yerd pieces. I2c.
Nelveteen Skirt Binding.
black onlv: double warn.
sold elsewhere Et &c. the
yard: our price, %.
Our s1ecial gaq TaFatn
seam Finding. black an1
white; regularly 1oe.. at
DouFl~ Serge. IN black
and white. IL inch wi1e.
fun n ward piece. NJ Soc.
Cotton Glsce Betting. IN
block and white. = inches
wide. 9c.
Cotton Glsee Betting.
black only. Ia inches
wide. Zoe
Cotton Tame. black white
and gray. large rolls. l.
inch vide. &c.
Rome Casing black and
white fine quality. 7c.
India Tape. assorted
widths. in bundles. A..
Cotton Tape, bundles
containing dozen pieces, at
&c.
BADEN Baden Haf- Pins.
made 81 hest oUPiitv steel
gold points. smooth IN
is1ea: bnv II - pins. a..
Pin Tablets. solid white.
tat snd assorted. &c.
Sl-irt Adiusterg. regular
~ 2ic : special 1Ic.
Needle cases. two and
three fold. filed with hne
imported needles. assorted
sizes. Sc. Toe and 12c.
Carpet Binding in com
bincti0n colOrings only; per
rOll. lie.
Hook and Eve Tape.
plain hooks IN black and
gray: per yard. &c.
Tape Measures, 60 inches
long. good quality. capped
both ends. &c.
Machine OIL. our own
sDeeial stock: 2-oS. bottles,
Sc; 4-oz.. SC.
Corset LAces. imported
Isle thread. In black, white
and drah. 5c.
Imported Msrcerised Cor
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

SHEER LAWN WAISTS. fronts OF dainty
embroidery and Juck!nE, tucked OOc
backs, collars and CUTS .... ~
WHITE BATISTE WAISTS. fronts fin-
tshed with five rows q very fine en-
broidery insertion and nu m 9 o 5
rows Of tucking; tucked 81 20
FINE BATISTE WAISTS. fronts with
two Handsomely embroidered panels.
finished with four rows OF g 10
lace insertion and tucking.. ~ ~
SHEER 3ATISTE WAISTS. finished with
three rows OF very fine embroidery and
FOUR rows or Val lace inEer- = IN
tion: tucked collar and GUNS. v 80
WHITE BATISTE WAISTS. entire fronts
Of embroidery insertion snd lows OF hne
tuckirg; tucked sleeves. col G Or
lar and cuffs y 80
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
Miscellaneous

Mission Wood Stein Racks
81 81. $500. So. OF.
Mission Wood Umbrella Stands
Sl.99, So. "a.
Mission Wood Tabourettes
leather tops. S1.90.
Star" Fibre Pals. fun size
Covered Sleeve Boards. aO-in
long. 1Sc. 80
"Keen's" Mop Handles. 1Sc
Hardwood Rolling Pins. 12c.
Wire Suit Hangers. SIC.
Columbia" Trouser Hangers
17c. ei .
Pinking Machines. SS. 81.
Busse" Chair Seats, all shaDes
and sizes. 46c. 20 SSc.
Tar sheets for Moths. 4Ox4s in.
&C; doz.. 42c. -''''
standard" Carpet Sweeepers
elsewhere $1.15; our price
ST. AT. P'''e'
Waxing Brushes. for hardwood
floors. ST. 70. '' y " '''''
Nickel Towel Racks. 4dc
Nickel-plated Wine Coojars
5 .S2, So. .2S. :
Tile Coasters, nickel trimmed
19c., 24c,. 29c. T.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
Kitchen Wares

Basement.
First Quality Wares-we never
sell '-seconds." We never sell in
ferior grades OF anything that
might endsnger health.
And you have no reason what
ever for buying dangerous wares
when tho safe sorts cost as ittla
or less here.
Tomorrow special sale Of
Swedish White Enameled Steel
ware - perfect quality, pure
white:-
Tipped saucspans. 16c.. 1ec..
SSc.. SIC.
Sauce Pots. ice, 1Sc.. 22c.
2Sc., Sac. Ale.
Mixing Bowls. lie, lac.
fSc.. 22c.
Dinner Plates. tie. and 12c.
Soup Plates. tic. 12c., 1Sc.
Oval Dish Pans. zee.
Cream Pitchers. 22c., $50.
Rice or Milk Boilers. 67c
SIC. 81. .OS. ST .46.
Tea and Coffee Pots. 41c
44c.. 54c.. CSC.
Vegetable Dishes. 1oc.. 15c
CSC. 26c.
tunnels. Sc. and Sc.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

DOTTED SWISS WAISTS. made with
pointed yokes OF Neuise lace luser-
ti9n; ta,5. tucked backs. trimmed 81 Q2
WAISTS. made Of lawn. finished with
fancy yokcs of lace insertion and lace
beading. with strips Of openwork EN-
oroidery; trimmed collars S1 O2
FINE BATIsTE WAISTS. two rnoaela-
one trimmed with German Val. lace In
tertion the other with wide embroidery
insertion and finished with S1 G2
ALL WOOL BATISTE WAISTS. in white
and colors. entire fronts heavily en-
hroioerod and finished With G1 AR
side pleats; 81 - values y s4%
FINER WAISTS in regular $40 OA
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
NOTIONS ';;s :.::
Annual Sale Of Sewing Room Supplies:
Little Needs Greatly Underprice.

Standard Sewing embrace III
full offered Onl
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

Home Use Cloudy
Ammonia; pint bottle.
Zoe, dozen. Sill Z;
quart bottle. 19c. dozen.
So. 4 z; hair gallon bot
tie. &c., dozen. 81. / 9
RED star , r a n q
BorRxs Lib. package.
toe: dozen -.-.S1.12
Wlnor kernellsd Corn.
the corn without hulis;
can I 4c.; DOZEN 5 1.OZ
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27


FANCY GLASSWARE.
The foundation OF the Bargain
Table Salo-Glassware from our
our own factory at Steinschonau.
Bohemia They are sample pieces,
scarcely two alike-the samples
from which We selected regular
stock lines. Included are Baskets,
Decanters. Vases. COmpOrts. Bon
bon Dishes. Trays. Sherbet Glasses
and other articles. To this Is cask
lot we have added odd lots selected
from regular stocks for a clearance.
Altogether a most inviting
spread for the Bargain Tables
once-a-year spread-suro to meet
with hearty reception.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

OPEN STOCK DINNER WARES.
Apart from the hundred Of odd ''open
stock patterns in Dinner Wares carried
in regular stocks special interest," centres
about the
ROYAL BERLIN PORCELAIN
WARES IN ''open stock patterns.
Extraordinary interest, because many o.,
these fine porcelains ara offered at very
much LOWER PRICES THAN YOU
WOULD HAVD TO PAY TO DUPLI-
CATE THEM AT THE ROYAL BERLIN
POTTERY. From this particular colIsc-
ton you may select a single pieco-or
build I'd a complete Dinner Service
valued at more than S1.C0o00.
OTHER open STOCK" PAT
TERMS range IN price from se.95 70
S234 - the sst-unmatched sszoFtments
such as you expect OF Macy's, the store
that introduced the ''opsn stock Dinner
Ware Idea In America.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

''IAly White Brand
Succotash. extra quality
Maine pack: can. 12c.:
dozen -......-....o - i .SS3
American = e auty'
Brand Succotash. very
small Flaseolet Beans.
tender and delicious: can.
/ &c: dozen ISL 81
''JeSsamiue' Bran a
Sugar Peas: can. I &c.
dozen ..-.-.-.-.s. > 1 . 4
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
CHINA AND
BASEMENT GLASSWARE

FIJI O-DAY'S Decorated Dinner Sets tn
III the popular grades, ranging from Porce-
1 \ lain Sets S6S7 TheO. HaViland China Sets
~ at S24.Sz. If choose to above the latter
Nacyys figure you select Dinner Service at al
any price up SS95OO. From that you
the size Of the assOrtn1ents OF China
and Glassware.
PORCELAIN floral decora-
-.
PORCELAIN DINNER SETS. pieces. flowers ana
100 pieces decorated with go!
81
dainty decorations. al
e'eIy
pieces.
decorated
floral designs; with gold
floral decorations
handles with
AUSTRIAN pieces floral
CHAs FIELD DINNER SETS. 1O1 pieces shape
TEo HAvLAND DINNER SETS 112 pieces dainty floral dgns
baOdl clO1fad dyrih hrOid
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

LILY White Brand
Starch: Glib. wooden box,
&8c 9-lb. carton.
19C.; A0-lb. wooden COX.
81. .S2
Red Star Bran Z
Chloride 0f Limes lib.
sitter TOD Einc cans SC.
dozen .......-s....--S S4c
Potash O. Lye; lib zinc
ems. &C. dozen. --- 9SC
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

Particular attention
IS directed TO the
B as emelt Storcs
where
EXTRA SPECIALS
in various lines Of
merchandise may be
found at all times.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
Specials i'm Women's Waists:

Waist selling that frequently devoted to these
is Reasons v
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

Cambric skirt length round neck.
trimmed with lace insertion. beading
ribbon and lace edge: lace trimmed
skirt. soc.
Cambria skirt Iengthi round neck.
trimmed with two rows OF lace inser-
tiors; also embroidery Insertion, with
ribbon drawn through and lace edge.
skirt finished with lawn ruhie and iacs
edge. 99c.
Better qualities AZ prices pro
poruonstelv low. ranging uo
20 S24 90.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

basement
First Quality wares-we never
aalI .asncnrao W. ...--- --,r l.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

the prices suffer-
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
GIFT Y0||R HUSBAND tn RFAD IT

ove half an hour Ia time enough to
make II complete; and any n with
q town lot has room enough. and there
10 no mussing Of floors to vex the good
woman; and the square tank has ad.
vantages over the round one OF being
easier to skim-that Is. II you use q
square dipper. as you ought to. II
you w used q square one you could
readily see the advantage Of II. A
five-cent cake-tin 10 better than .
round dipper.
] have two square handsome 1876
inches. and IL inches deep; the other
Is inches In dimensions, writes @. IA.
Hatch. in Bee Culture. A 16-inch one
made Of heavy galvanized iron would
last q lifetime II cared for. A dipper
should be about 6x6x4 inches deep, and
have a fiat handle. rather short. and
bent to q hook. SO as 10 hang on
the edge OF the tank inside when not
In use.
Another mistake that IL often made
Is putting too much comb In the boil
er at once. Just enough for one press-
Ing at a time Ia enough. and when you
are pressing II out your helper. puts
In another batch. fires up, and at.
tends TO the melted wax; or, II you are
working alone, II will do no harm to
let the press stand while you all up
for the next pressing.
Dipping the follower and rim into
the boiler 10 lust as well "a to pour
that pailful Of water into the press,
and much less bother.
i usually put in about four gallons
Of water and slumgum at each press
ing; but this can an indefinite guam
tity. for may get more water than
you do. Plenty OF hot water ID, my
motto. for beeswax seems TO like to
run out with water when II will hardly
move with pressure. I use an old
square nve gallon can to catch the
wax In. When the wax 10 deep enough
to warrant It, I skim II on (wfth q
square dipper mind you) into small
tins to cool, These are kept covered
US much as possible. With this meth.
cd the water can be returned to the
boiler before It gets much cooled. ana
the wax IL ready npr market With !
little scrspdng IT the bottcms aid
even this can be largely avoided by
extra care In skimming when putting
into the cooling 't1ns. The wax may
need 70 - washed, y the Wster n
the boiler gets rather "richgs a. co1or-
ing bsforS many hours run.
There u ons point that should -
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30

To use q wash.boiler to melt wax In
In sure to raise trouble between a
man and his housekeeper; for q WON
an who attempts to wash. using a
boiler that has previously been used
for wax melting. Is sure to lose her
temper II not her religion. for 1t is
no easy Job to clean one after being
once coated with wax and slumgum;
and why use d boiler at all when a
square box Of galvanized iron Is Just
as cheap. much better, and can be
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
Made Mad BY Confinement.

Bacon-I see q Henry 8. Brice Of
Patten. Me-, claims to have found .
frog In q century-old bedpost which he
recently cut up.
Egbert-I suppose. when released.
the frog appeared to be hopping madf
-Yonkers Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
SIDE LIGHTS ON MYTHOLOGY.

SISTER" asked Mefpomene. why
art thou 30 Gloomy"
Because said Calliope. who, In
her capacity as the muse that pre-
sided ' Q e~loQuencs and epic poetry,
had done Q hard days work at her
desk. reading manuscripts and firing
them into the waste basket. II am op-
pressed by . forsboding that all my
iabors have gone for naught. ] shall
die utterly unknown. and my name
viii perish from the earthl'
Little did she think that the most
diabolical and soul destroying instru-
ment ever devised for the purpose OF
torturing the lars Of mankind would
send her name screaming and toot.
Ing down the ages!-Chicago Tribune.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
Told BY the Face.

Mrs. Church, met that little boy
who lives mex TO you. yesterday. /
could tell he was a good little boy, by
his face.
Mrs. Flatbush-oh. I suppose yes.
terday was n Of the days he'd
washed his face!-Yonkers States
q
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
our

whats the matter with Barde.
leigh7 He looks discouraged"
He worked for three years on
what he thought was going to be .
luminous poem. The critics are pub.
fishing their reviews Of II under the
head Of Light verse Chicago Rec
ord.Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
Exclusive.

Miss Bobbs-ls your washerwoman
particular?
Mrs. snobbs-Particular! Why. she
won't wash for anybody but the best
families! Detroit Free Press.
GRIM HuMoR.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
ehe didn't Care.

May ] call you Mabel?" he asked
at their second meeting. pretending
TO be badly smitten.
III you wish TO; but my name Ii
Gertrude."-Chicago Record Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
His Status.

Does your friend ! Just met follow
any calling?"
mo; he calls a following. He's the
megaphone nan nj the ~theater.'-
Baltimore American.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
Not % BAD.

Hes the most pestiferous little pup
In town. sir!" exclaimed the angry
neighbor; "and ! tell you you've got
to keep him at home. or III take .
club to him the next time he comes
over here and tramples my flower
beds, and
you dare to 20 much 10 shake your
little finger at that dog Of mine and
I'll knock your head oR!" shouted the
other man.
Who said anything about your
dogf ] mean that youngest boy OF
yours."
"oh. well. that's different. I'll give
him Q talking to, and whip him II be
bothers you any more."-Judge.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
One I~ndicatIon.

DO you think that Edith is much
In love with Bob?"
Il don't think she cares q snap for
him
why notT
Il saw her eating young onions to-
day.-Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30

We used to have and who got married
seems disappointed.
Mr.. F7atbush-what has ~disappoint.
- her?
well, her husband talks in his
sleep, but she can eve understand
him, she says"
"Of course mott She married q
street q conductor. didn't she?"--
Yonkers Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
Could Hear Him.

Patience-ls her husband stiii TAX.
ing soup every day.
Patrice-Well. he's taking soup
every day. but he's not still about II
by any means!-Yonkers Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30

Lady (giving out tr%acts)-I must
confess that ! cannot imagine how
you can appear in public in a costume
like that. Whatever would people
think II ! came out like that?
Young LADY, really dread to
Think
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u Make, q Differences.

who IL that large. fat. overdressed.
padgy woman in the box?" asked the
stranger at the thester.
"That? Why. that 10 Mrs. Gottalot.
You know she 10 worth about so mil.
lions. and
Bat the stranger had turned to the
frtsad he had brought along and was
whispering:
ID you see that plump lady
b ~ box-the one with the beautiful
clseAss and the diamonds? That fs
~ famous Mrs. 0ottalot. "--Judgs'.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30

Of English build on which be him.
self performs.
Crimsonbeak-No wonder mission
aries are getting more scarce.-Yonk-
ers Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-30
Scorn.

so your husband lost his money on
q race horssT"
NO. answered young Mrs. Torkins.
He lost II on an animal he thought
was O race horse"