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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Any one wanting privileges at fair
grounds on July 4th, apply to A. j.
Clark president
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Walla Walla is a comparatively new
town in Washington about the size of
,Marshalltown and is now raising an
additional fund of $4,000 to bring its
Y. M. C. A. building fund up to $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

The Witenagemote club held its last
meeting of the summer Thursday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. w. S. Nc
Bride, 9 West State street, and adj
journed to meet the first Thursday IN
September. at which time the annual
election will probably be held. A few
magazine articles were read, the after
noon was spent socially, and a nice
lunch was enjoyed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Lemons, bananas, oranges, pineap-
pies and straw berries, at Culley's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Pineapples, peaches, strawberries.
oranges and bananas at Olson's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Detroit plans to spend at least $780,
900 on its Y. NJ. c. A. building, and
Baltimore 100000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Mr. Emil Carlson and Mr.. Edward
Carlson, of Chicago, uncle and cousin
of Arthur and Erik Hellberg, have
been spending a part of the week in
the city They We're accompanied by
their friends. George Perfect
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Another lot of those fancy country
dressed chickens for Saturday trade at
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Mrs. Minnie B. Legg. ITO North
Fourth street, solicits the public's pat
ronage in all lines Of dry cleaning.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Good called
for and delivered. Telephone $50 Red,
new line.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Buy your fresh fruits and vegetables
of Olson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

DR. Billiard, osteopath. Is 4. Main.
---~- 0-------
\ Robinson Crusoe, Jr. tonight and Sat
Robinson Crusoe, Jr. tonight and Sat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

The regular meeting of st. Margar-
cts mission was held Thursday even
ing with Miss Isabel Mitchem, 1902
West Main street. A light lunch was
served by the hostess after the regular
business session.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Owing to the travelling mems min
strel. there will not be any dance at
the Country club tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Messrs. ]. r. Tallett and ]. A. Wat
son returned Thursday evening from
Clinton, where they have been for a
few days on business connected with
the settlement of the Watson estate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Wanted Cinders at the Fair
Grounds w. M. Clark, Sec.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Walter Burroughs Of Allison, who
Is in the employ of DR.. Hostetter. a
Colo druggist, underwent an operation
for hernia at st, Thomas hospital
Thursday. He is doing nicely, and
gives every evidence Of making a very
rapid recovery. Mr. Burroughs is a
cousin of Dr. E. S. Burroughs, of this
city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Clara M. LaPlant German vs.. Eli r..
Hodson and the unknown heirs of Eli
F. Hodson ct AL, is the title of dis
trict court case filed for the August
term. The action is to quiet title to
Liberty township property.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Green peas, wax beans. cucumbers,
tomatoes, turnlps radishes. lettuce.
onions, asparagus and spinage is
partial list of our good things to eat
for Sunday. Olson, West End grocer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

BY special request Mrs Guyton will
give a second course of lectures in the
Stone church.. Second avenue and
Church street at 8 O'clock pm Mon
day, June "a Tuesday, June rs and
Wednesday, June &c These lectures are
free and to ladies only.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Trainmaster ]. e. Mccarthy, of the
Iowa Central, was in the city this
morning on business, as were also Dis
trict Passenger Agent George NJ. Mar
tin and Travelling Freight Agent w. R.
Sterrett.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Moving pictures at the Odeon next
Sunday evening. The Robertson com
pany Of New York city will play a
return engagement. Prices Is, %, 35
and 6O Giants
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

A new Y. M. G. A. has been planned
for the city of Buenos Aires and
$1S6.0O0 has already been pledged.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Mrs. j. r. Mendenhall. sos North
Fourth street entertained the Tirzah
Aid society Thursday afternoon, serv-
ing refreshments after the regular bus
mess meeting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Word from Rochester,. Mimi. 10 to
the effect that Mrs. j. B. Souri, of this
city. who recently went to the hos1Ital
there for an examination and possible
operation. was refused as a case after
the diagnosis Ii is said Mrs. Scurr is
suffering from cancer which is a t such
an advanced $ age that no operation
could possibly benefit her.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-21

Mr.. e. L. Helden left this morning
for Denver and other western points
for two weeks vacation and fishing
trip. He will visit the different points
OF interest in Colorado and at Salt
Lake City.
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Summer Dresses & Skirt;

Summer Dresses & skirts
DAINTY. SUMNER DRESSES
RatiSte L!ueu.. Lawn and plnity-
Susperder. Jumper and shit w lSt'
elaborataIy trimmed with Val lace'
ernb'v. Sc-or welt tailoTed-plaiE
cclors aud Checks-S7-OO value. --- 8 %
DAINTY. SUMNER DRESSES
SIX Finished Batistes Lawns. FIG
pImi:ios and Chambrays Princess.
Jumper and Shirt Waists -tashionaoI9
shates-fuU trimming % Cluny and
Val Iaces French knots. enb.
Ratistes-value $40 .......-...-. . -
LINGERIE DRESSES
Very flua SILK Batlstes-sEot and ring
desigus-also plain colo-s-Fr'n''sS
STYLE with Val. laces. tucSs, folds.
&c-w0rth $500 -..--- --.------- .
TAILORED LINEN SUITS
White and u1tUral-Priuge 'naF
Coats-smartIy tatIorei-tull Kilt
skirts wide stitched fold
elsewhere Sl0.SS- -.-...- --.------.. .. 10
SILK JUMPER SUITS
Nattv checks large and small
rIue-auJ- white and hi1ck-and-
v-ritc-p-ettl.y tat,ored-w!de
contrasting folds
earlier SlI. SN- .-...- z -
Tailored Wool SUITS
Worsteds. Briliaut!ues and Paramas-
checks mixtures and plain Coiors-
smart effects in fancy tailoring and
contrasts-Pr Prince chap. Tuxedo
and Etons-
WHITE LINEN sKIRTS-
Extra full kilt side rIeated-
three wide bias foIds-S5-0O skirt 2 %
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Midsummer Reductions in
WOnen's Summer Wear

Sumner Goats, Waists &c.
TAILORED LINEN COATS
Natural shade-coIarIess ard cuff \
inlay = heavy Point Ve1iS@-
Gibson shoulder laCsth-
patch pockets regularly 81 as 900. q. So
MERCERIZED RUBBER COATS
Black and white checks. snaTtly
trimmed with black satin
worth $40 SS- ....-.... ~
TAFFFTA SILK COATS
Thres-Guarter Isngth-side pleated
front and hack-.IeeP slasaed
Drafted cCliar-lons ties
$500 qua, iry-. ---. .-.-.--... O.SS
SUMNER WOOL WAISTS
R-ack-auI- white and color bls11icgs
tn Two toned and Persian unt-ngs-
S3-SN values -------.----.-- 2.SS
JAP SILK WAISTS
Fronts eIahor3t-Iy -acs trim d
backs full turkeG-aiso -leatsd
with emb'd ra1els-other handsome
style=-opeu 'front.' or back-loug
or short S'ee-es-aN sizes
value 50 90 ----------2 -SS
NIoHAIR BATHING SUITS
El7cE AMI Navy. Dutch neck.
handsomely rriIr'l with comticatton
b-aits-1thers have white collars
with shield fronts and ties
white braid trim i-vcrth "a IS. -. , 90
SPECIAL. PURCHASE OF TEA GOWNS
A]batross. Cashmere ard silk 3. 90
-igaly trimmed-vaIues from 70
SIl.oo to 5000. ...--..........J p %
styles are Princess. Accordion and
Vatican flowing, ki-Gon1 or fitted
sleeves-souie with trainz-soms
styles entirely OF lace and ribbon
inserts.
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-uEE S.EkLLEE[P c..

F.. q magnificent modern steel
steamships. Finest service Il every de-
psrIUelL- Delightful Ocean and Gulf
Voyages. Low Summer rates All
Sa.-llgs from Pier - or 16, z. r.,
rear Fulton St. New York, at y noon.
Galveston. Tex. Tues. Thurs. sat
. Ga, En- Key West, sat. Freight and
passengers - points West. South and
Southwest. including Louisiana. Mis-
souri, Mississippi. Arizona, Texas, Kan
sss, Colorado and California. Finest
train service from various porte
Tickets, Reservations, Bills Lading and
e. Information. 900 Broadway, cor Reads
81. and 50 South. near Fulton ST., y. Y.
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.

(, MfnE E-g 1901 gu ave; near ,s5 s5th
Pte-.eil ~ gea. III ST. Established Is5':
e,- sa-hs In diamonds, jewelry, &C. reliable
- COCK and watch repairing, Ola Soli
-. -. anc cTcnauEod. Tcl 2i59 columbus.
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WORK WANTED.
AInls


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/ lent references; willing . start az small A..
/ So ,-'' f sS " 80 90
D-'''e'" STE "''.N'i a.
EDUCATED Nan -. desires desires position
| -, .;;r!.u-.,. fi,.,,.t rostr.-'.taS 80, on,
~, ''''' - 49, - ,-ttoi a. a, --~tI,s
once.
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| m T.-s,-,,,.rs sl.,..~,r al -
| JrlYlic sIs,,t"rs. JH.s ~ own repairs.
! F,%nr\r-t-t, rrst ,I,.. license thoroughly,
| ,Nn.refsrt ali around man sober and re
| u,,r. Ea,.irI- y.ife +,-'N~tSnS- ., r,ru-
| factories hotels and clubs. as working en-
ttarEgi,aI e1urat,an cEs-rISrt refereaces
| address T.. p Box So. tribune J-p.own OF
| a.. f3t4 I,r,adUav
Il tN N,gDg and GIsrtTtSal riten
rrtr-s a,,,I ,'rr,,rfs'rarr.a tsr-n.r,te. mar
- 80 ,a a., stt~,,i,,, 700
t,r,11I,, ave Rr1o,lyn
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firs1,-a srS re.-sr.. ISWt 10 Di-rn,rs
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Neoer' Is last "a 81.
NfACHT>.IsT - P.rch and lathe Fred
VI ~ - -, 90, ',i..,a anu i-r;,- nm
\
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or ro,,,i-s- r.f,rs,,'.es Ives " o41
TalisaIe ave isrsay CIV \
i"''7'-'e w, ,e'sgS ny ~
NAV ,crP f,r v,.ror.s,I. - retail cigar
business. with some. outside trade. DE-.
sl'eS place win S9o4 housI an r,cL 81
Virginia Place. brooklyn
-,.,, a.
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wholesale no9Se SP92ths ,Ie iai ~
references Fred ID 6, }. E'erh'''' IL III
80. -, -, ,-7---1---,,i-,,
VI -. -, me- , - to4 Zen -tber tools TO
ron WurHe,; HHlG. W., nsi,i.- ,C,r
90 al" H' bo,. VI resiIsy. IiaIs,n 500 East
JTN. 20 nave itsli'tiNV- lA'4''-A's 49, 1850
load St.
MAtHINlSI--HN German, o., uVlCH or
floor hand. u years , SNtelItL'oS, SP y-s
English reference. l. NiduaIAS' 10 last
90 ST.
- - 49, n -. 80, o. -,
porary. two years experience; good pen
i man, n'C Csg.e al "F'''eS w. DUN '0'
IQRIEIt by Young Co.or'd man nan. ~ sto.s'
hest references. hat'en' ~ NeSt o'th 81.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

Al CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
-. 90 ave. and s-tn ST., oaicc 800 West sith:
IS Tor r0vlus. special. careful movers
So s,ora2e low charges. Telephone
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PrBLtc AccnrNTANrs.

EDGAR . HGl%EERHOFF Certified
F4L4le Accclafalt fS,ate u y. - y
5 I,rDs away Room Gi2 Telephones BIZ
Esto5a ana l4G1 J. Branch Crook. Newark.
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WORK WANTED.
Mails

-,
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AMERlCAN - odGcH,Sa' az, e4'f Ip,9r'rs
,,S.,r15- IsnanlSb IangIasc. travelled around
/ W'E4, % 80 atttt,lrl,arr..r, rcrsr-
'es.aes 0i h't1eses,s snort nov 10. tribune
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| - -- --.- -. .,,J,tor
ART SIl pi-N l1"l,i,gC -. $3.50 t'~'i
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$3.50 -----------,,- ---------7 - 90
| FAX SR.-by res9,-tN0.e . - ' -.
/ her. citF % C'L ~, - ,Sl - 81 =,
/ BAKER wants position as second mana r.
! cakes or bread. Fred IASt"a"a' l'' "'S'
! llJth st.. top A''I'
| -, ,,--.,,,>.
In meat or vegetable market, take entire
! CT arEr best references Charles ONE Io'
/ East l06th 81.
!
/ BOY. II. wishes 70 learn trade undrr.
stands driving. SHaH'"aH' 80 i-'S'
- 49,,
BOY 40, well learned IN tree mana ana
simple drawing. wound IKE l's''.u'f I"
/ cannon -.
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IN tinnr0.4sty ~ ~ 60. ,. 1910,
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competent ana experience. WIN me!
/ camille house OF any tlnd ot business SooI
references. ROBERT IL '"-'''' 100 A''7''0
COLLECTOR.-A1; place with furniture
house preferred: best references. can fur
/ nish good security Wiling AZ any ming,
married. % Charles Cetola. do3 Last
! list st
-------.- - -, -
| CARPENTER. experienced. wishes over
hauling or new "otN l'aa'''@"''- i'
- ------
RPENTER--Number OF houses altera-
tons, repairs. exc houses taken as ak'lS
by contract, stores. NIh's' interiors "
Buchius. $50 14th ave. Long Island city
--------
/ CHAUFFEUR. MAtHlNIST-t Experienced
on all gas, cars. can % repairs, strictly
ence from last employer, city or country
: Temporary address. Eric Fernandez. care Of
Mrs. Loft. AT 4th ave,
-----
does ,,'' not speak English. wants steady job
MiLkel Teern 3l3 East Goth -.
CHAUFFEUR. shop and road experience
drive and repair any car; reference Frey
252 Grove At Brooklyn.
-.
CHAUFFEUR Skille:. practical auto
nd educ cost Of maintcnance; unmarried.
sober: hest reference. John Kohlhaas. 2IS
West 10th St
CHAUFFEUR and 'CNOACHNAN.-By mar
ried coIored man. a. EIGHT years in pres
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rH0ToGRAPnIc srrrLIEs.

FLASHLIGHTS
tttEen az hoielE or clubs. country Tesidences
gi;etSsi aphed; write for price. &. ~
y, u =. i27i R5oadNAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21

ART STUDENT Japanese wants position
i- artists studio. willing 10 do amy KIND
o., w.ort,. knows all kinds u domestic work.
$50 East 51ih 81.
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IAKEK.- BY respectable colored man. SO
her: city or country; experience on or"s
and cakes. Van y. Harrison. le3 Navy st
Brooklyn.
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RESTAURANTS.
TAELOLis.

sI-Irs 10 order. from 81 up; perfect 81 as
sured cali or send poa,a! and IelLe-
se~tttiyc wlll call and take measure
<ianit & Black, A. LIST ave-. Ee&- 20 st.
eiSY York.
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NIGHT DRESS ES-Yoke two strong
en,h.v inserts and cluster tucAs- 5
vo, high nsck-rnade % sell al %
NIGHT DRESS FS-Y0lIe e b. :
tucks and emb'y insertings-
or French yoke % merrert1e1
emb'y and ribbon SD
Value az. ....-..- .--'-''-'
NIGHT DRESSES Cambria and
Nafrsook-vitn cyelet and
French erbroiGeries fancy Ok
laces and washable ribbons .-.-'---
WIGHT DRESSES Cambric-
min tucked YOKE with wide
rufHes and inserts Of open eUo Y,
sleeves and front also trim d 1 rs
value 81 qS. -..-.---.
CORSET COVERS-Cawb-ic and
Nairsock-yoFes q solid or
inserted laces and emb~oidcrt7s,
with and without combination
medallions and ribbon 40
values 80 and 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CORSET COVERS -Nainsook-
deem woke OF raised emby in
floral design or three inserts lace 80
and rows Of rIthOn-value 10 1900
FINF. NAINSOOK COMBINATIONS
Corset Cover and Drawers or
corset cover and Ski-t-handsomely
trim q with lacss-ribbon run
beading belt
.98.. 1.9S. $50. sos. 7.9S
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EkWsyEc -E.WER-cAE LINE

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE
p-ymo-t1-C1erbourg Hamburg
lieut. land July 90 An Waldcrsee. Aug. 10
P1ui-!a July p, e.30AMl 'Bluecher -
~ Lin new Aug-3 ! PM T''s'lv' MIA Aug. II
7'haiSer.I- aug s. > An 'Am'k8lmAug. -
Among special features II these vessels
are; GRIN Room. Gymnasium. Palm Garden
Jiitz-CaTltgn Restaurant. Elevators. Electric
Baths New.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
TO GIBRALTA NAPLFS-GENOA
Tt5arlhGTg Aug. Il. noon, sept. p. Nov. .
f'Ao.tEe. sept 8. ? Pm: oct Is Nov. q
'Has Grill Room. HAS Gymnasium.
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DENTISTS.

m = - 5os.
=. . - F--l.LL. DO .tA ave. COZ &C
suite 20. tc! --fatis0n--PTopny-
&c Bridges a sgeciaty. also general den
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GDMABD Q=DNE3g

GllDIAED LLDWE3a
From Piers 51-52, North River.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
LUCANIA..-.....-...-. July -. s A NJ.
CAEeNL-A..-...--.... uly So A. n.
UE-5rla. Aug. CarmaHla.....AuE. 13
Cam 17a.lia. ...ALs. 10 E-ruria.. Aug. y
HCHGARIAN-AAIERIC SERVICE.
TO EICSiE VIA
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES AND TRIESTE
PANNOSIA.........Au g noon; Sept. %
CAPpaTF-Ta 5talIlIE also at GENO A,
aug. - noon; oct 10.
SLANONIA..-.....-.-S SEPT 3. noon; Oct. "a
VERNON +. BROWN, GcnI Agent
PA state ST, opposite the Battery.
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EE OLUE sHopPE.-Genulne antique fur
u.tur.. brio a-Urac. c-rlos. ole sheffield.
etc 80 4th ave.
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DISALEO BROS. antique furniture. hric-
atIac, SHIELDED and solid silver. 3SS 4th
ave near 2I-h II. Tel 225d-N Madison 50.
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ENGRAVING
Cutlery AND HARDWARE.

Cutlery Buy direct OF the manufact-
urec and save eli middlenen profits.
Cutlery Of every description In large va
rioty 10 select from. Repairing done.
Gustav Knauth. II snd 70 Nassau u.
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TER cGTSNlL MUUMT AIMS
via the Catskil Mountain. Ous ard CatskiH
and Tanu.rsy he Itaii,Tay,ss. l.-..-,,
Direct connection with tho \. y tenu@.
trims leaving New YORK I "a and II "a
A H. daily. except Sunday and ?. NJ.
daly, and tho West shore trains LEAVING
West 42d ST. at 7:15 and i;i5 a. NJ daiIy'
except sunday, ,--,s,c,,
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CAl- - -,
EVENING LINE SIES. PURCHASE
TICKETS VIA "ATSEIlL-
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BAKER wants position as second hand n1
cakes or bread. Fred I4Stmauu, li@ West
ll5th st.. top Go1r
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AMERICAN. p. educated: export expert
en,e. particularly paper and tributaries
familiar spanish language, travelled AROUND
WORLD. o. years Philippine and Orient
t.sires change. object Advancement, rofeT-
IN IS Address Export, BOX 10, Tribune
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Eg2TH GERMGN llGUI.
Fast Express Service.
PLTNOUTH-CHERBOU RCi-BREMEN.
Kziser. Jolly 80, 10 Al Kaiser. -.- Aug =
n N-ra. II Aug. C. = An X Nm. II Sept
K'p-inz.AuE. Is. 80 All krouTrinz. Sept. 10
Ceciue new Aug POI PM Cecilie luw) Sept17
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYNOUTH-CHERB 0CRG-EREMEN.
Friedrich j ally o. 10 All kurf-ersL. Aug. y
7. Alice Aug. !. 10 An Friedrich. Aug. %
Is-ene1- Aug = 10 AZ -Goelau..- sept. >
z sasossa aug. II, 10 An, Bremen. Sept. II
Bremen direct
MediteTTaDnan Service.
CIBLTAR-NAPLES GENOA. At II All
X. Lgise. July = X Albert. Sept. :
= Albert. Aug. 3I',Sec!ar. Sept. u
7. Irene Aug = T. Irene. Sept. n
r Luise. Aug. 81 * Luise ..-.. oct. .
'Cmits Genoa
Prom Bremen Piers. "a & 4th SITS. Hoboken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
CELEICHS G CO. 30. . Broadway = !.
Louis y. Meyer. lol6 Walnut St. Phila.
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BUTCHER. MANAGER or SALESMAN
In meat or vegetable market, take entire
CT argr. best references. charles Ohle, IvI
East lu6th at
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rATs All kinds of ladies' and gentlemen. .
al straw hats, renovated cie'heu'
blocked. IKE new: Panama SIX, -e os@igy'
lerhorn, NeapOlitan hat5 g., ~
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DRAWERS Camb-t--doap -ufls.
u : hem and cluster tuCks- CA
/ DIR NvERS-Cambric and Muslin
deep lawn u-k-I ar subd rUff,cS IN
or lace and ins-rt.1s-value 90 s~(
DRAWERS Cambria and Muslin
wide yuHlss 70 good -mhy ard
tuChS or fancy ,lse cEI E0
inserting .79---..-..-...-.... sS)
sun finer Drawers in exquisite
stylas. including the New Garter
and II Grecqu= Tailored Drawers.
10 - 9S
SKIRT-GooI Nuslin-dee7 tucked IA
ruffies tucks above-reE- Sl-l9----.s'1
SKIRTS hric-Isai. emily
ruffaz-aIso lace tTim'T STYLES 4 20
regularly s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A'~>
SKIRT+Flne Camhric-deeo
neuuces. with Two mp more rows
OF Point &c Parts lace. or wide
ruf1e 81 fne euby and tucks- 20
value IS 9S----
EXTRA SIZES INCLUDE
EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS %
p 5 Cambria ruffle-valus - -----
EXTRA SIZE NIGHT DRESSES
Y or high hemstitch,ng or 40
cluster tucks-value 60 -----..--.-
EXTRA SIZE CHENuSES- so
Cambria corded band-i4 10 81 bust.
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Midsummer Special in
Women's Fine COrsets
at 1913

summer weight Coutil. Batiste and
FED NoveItiez-New models for
Princess and ether tight fitting
rowns-front and side garters
attached-Iace. eyelet embroidery
and rlbhon-sizes Is 70 30>-regularly
g. IS and S3.JO-To- morrow. / 20
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car, ful driver. does own repairs. city or
country. best reference. Written. lS5 Reid
ave. Brooklyn.
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$4,000 Final Shipment
Man'fr's Stock WOmen's Muslin UnderW'r

Last opportunity Cleanup PurchaePrices
and on,
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10 III III Va
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES AND TRIESTE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-11
FOREIGN COMMERCE
IN HEMISPHERE
One-Fourth of Total Exter-
nal Trade of United
States.

Trade Of the United States with its
Americas neighbofs constitutes practi-
cally one-fourth Of its foreign commerce.
Figures covering two-thirds Of the fiscal
year just issued by the Bureau Of Sta
tistics OF the Department or Commerce
ard Labor show thai out OF a total com
merce Of s.. 222. 100000 for this fractional
part OF the year. trade with America. ex-
elusive Of the United States and Porto
Rico. aggregated 1856. Ooo. 900. almost even
" divided between imports and exports.
the latter exceeding the former by only
$1,000. 900 IN a total or over $500. o00.00o
North American countries not only
have IN the United States a large mar
ket for their products. but likewise ef-
ford d proportionatGy large and rapid
~ growing outlet for the surplus OF the
farms and factories OF this country.
From those countries was imported last
fiscal year merchandise 70 the value
OF s235, 00O. 900. while the merchandise
bought by them from US was valued at
1896. o00. 600. South America. however.
while selling 10 the United States more
OF her products than to any other
country except Great Britain. buys from
the United States but about one-half
as much as she sells 70 Us. From South
America the imports last year aggre-
gated $4,000 900, while exports thereto
from the United states in the same
year amounted 20 SIS, 900, 900. OF the to-
tai imports from South America over
one-third was represented by coffee re-
cetved from Brazil mainly.