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New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

.skan Eaeesk No. s57, ,eg2. OF gowery
& tc ~ Finder Is requested TO
e ,sosn ok II NOT restored before
NJ -. application viii lie made
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
oFffCE FxTuREs

s1rste-,,s- -Siightiy Used Remington
Sstaesersnsf Eolltop Deslxr' Chairs.
.anss Filing Cabinets. Adding
80 REGISTERS. Ea.han's, 4
-. West Brosdway.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

YOUNG MAN for office work; must be a
good writer and correct at figures; must
understand bookkeeping: apply by letter,
giving references Huylers, 18th st and
Irving Place
MAKE EASY MONEY at home correspond
ing for newspapers; experience CnnHces-
sary: no canvassing: send for particulars
Empire Press Syndicate, Mddleport. y. Y.
WANTED.-A man (single. or with small
family. TO keep accounts and statistics
In an institution near New York: sa.ary
not exceeding 81 600; desirable situation for
one needing relief from City office confine-
rneut. state age experience and references.
Address g d. Box ;, Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
WORK WANTED.
~
Female

OFFICE WORK-Iady wishes responsible
position: have had seven years expert
ence at bookkeeping and In charge: best
references: neat and quick. George. 1921
East 16Sth st.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
rnr NE SILL YOUR

1CTTvF- PARTNERS WANTED for the
largest manufacturing automobile plant
NJ ffs Kind in the world; this enterprise
,-,u ,avoIf,1ionize the automobile Industry
sn reduced prices and superiority; sale pos
sibilities unlimited; 5000 TO $1,000 t.
cures interest with official seiaried Dos
,son as Efce-president. Secretary. 1feas-
ITrer General Manager, Office Manager OF
ssuperir tendent: also share OF business, business,
profits and stocks OF COMPANY. accoi.,.5 ac.,5
on conpany IS complete): extensive fnr-
nished Offices and saiesrooms complete. a
safe and profitable investment; worth
IooI,,ur l;p For particulars OF interview
trrife Automobile Enterprise. Posfoflce
BOX 1882 New Haven. Conn
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

PATENTS 2FFIG7 2IIiII go 3 2. PPhH Il.
& rERzoG, Ils NASSAU ST, N Y
rstenf Attorney and Consulting Engineer.
a LIMITED AMOUNT os erred shs sEoek P5ek
n, an old and well known manufacturing ing
sns tohhinZ house for sale. payHs - =
CO., Cumulative dividends run lhLoi 70, W.
49,, 10 Interested investors- increase ~
10 Tribune Ofilce-
VA aNTFD-As partner, yonIlS. e,n 200
american. speaking French:. .,e wv W, soth
,,.Ii or address Mr.. Laloy. go "esi 7''N
81 Kew York City.
FsTARrJSHFD country store. ooLns o" -,
,as~ ~ s35 900 IL year. for taIs % II
ehanoe. on railroad: also. a gooo iai
Tesed Amsterdam, y. Y
coDpoys ALTON wants a reliable man BE-, -
n ,reasnrer: capital fulIy secuted zoo %
,a.e call or address kirchher' "~-
ave Astoria.
.,c oo CASH and 5000 per month WI. s,I.,,sri ri
beautiful o-acre California csa,ay,t to
, tncor,,e sro.n which VIII be sG1Il.is,- sG1ns.on1e
,,,n W. yol, independent for IRE. "a, free
,ie, Ilans anc valuable inforIna,iSn 81
cac-s -nento Valley Improvement W.
Louis Mo.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Female

LADY OF education and refinement inde-
pendent TO call on selected list o. Gus
toners for high class proposition: e&pefl-
enca unnecessary. Call l to p. m. MI
Carpender, Room 5os I56 Fifth ave
WANTED.-LaGy assistant for The Para
Employment Bureau: must thoroughly
understand the business. Apply Sunday.
between and 5. 6S West 5Sth ct
WANTFD-Lady Cashier; IN wholesale
house; must understand double entry
fooklxeepirE and accurate at figuring; state
ace and former experience. salary $]o. A
R, Rox "A. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

-,.,,. = rnglIeh Protestauts. VolnHn
bouseworker. good cook excellent iaunI II
srnss can bake: man. butler, useful all
oromrd understands driving; city. couh-
trv Morrows Bureau, III Lealhs'oh A'0''
cor 5Sth
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mela

COACHMAN, CTACFFEUR.-Swede mar
ried 20. wishes position with private
family; three years city references: city or
country II. Bergman. 234 East SD ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

ACCOMPLISHMENTS: no fanSy: - en- III
years highest reference from from and aast 6rst
p,ese p,ose ran in every respect. Meade. %
West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

VOTING n,N.-English, 2s: seven years
v'ftb lead.n .nc London publishers; highest
references. Pickard. care Brown. 200 Esst
63d ct.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
ErocxlVr.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

tnse Insertions 8 cents per line. eix-
u torce. seven times ccnsecutively, II,
shch entities advertiser 10 have rooms
s1lsse for q period Of fourteen days Ia
9 If.brDes Directory OF Desirable koorns.
wsea sss circuia-.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

80 sI--In private house; on West End
close % subway; exceptionally well
.-nlsreo 'front.' room. smaller adjoining
b.. terms moderate. Telephone. 1886
E!serslde
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

COACHMAN.-Single: stout build; long e4-
perience: capable in every respect; highly
expected. John White, OIL 9th ave.. tailor
store.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

coACHMAN.-Good references' rs Gi'T -,Sr Sr
country Address Coachman =. H.
49, IT,town Office. 1864 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

YOUNG MAN (3o): refined; conVeTsant
Trrertsh Srantsh; experieDced CORE
srondent Office assistant, assistant BOOK
Keeper; Spanish lessons: best rnethoo; n1oa
crate rate: al references. c. 50 "est
12sth St
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

I'll Information concerning these rooms
~ Dc ssd- free OF charge, at the Uptown
sao OF Tie New-Gork Tribune. 1884
osecvsy, between seth and 9th ets.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

T,cFAcTrREgs' SAMPLE SALE.
grr .soes coats. suits and skirts
el;sr ,,ID i,-ID at WHOLESALE PRICES.
- i-,s e1LRS q co. 1o1 1fh ave. near
~. AASCF sCTUkFRS OF
Ni<OAkS AND SUITS.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

yoTTNC, MAN (2@ with good references;
sneaks and writes German. French ana
r-,Pitsb wishes position bookkeeper or
80, ~, T., hotel or manufacturing concern
G,Istave Wen, 2 Bank St
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

csle,sa aAtR. of B. Altman e. Co: eK-
erincs.s n,isr and designer: experienced
Asoers,s reno1eiling: out by the day:
,=sh = address Dressmaksr. 32e West
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
okkssnAKING AND MILLINERY.

sEAi GARMENTS snd other an. FUR
vlArec. .edyee and renloSeiled ;nto latep,
-. q EXCEPTIONALLY low prices; fur gar
e r. .as "a. 70 order. Nrs z. J. Barker.
- soln 81, near Park ave, late with
IN suataers scns. ctk avs Tel Ieie-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

Drsrt ~ .n,lLLt-ss day. Miss Ottiiia
- <i's hathgste ave. Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
NAY BUY KNICKERBOCKER
Syndicate Of Bankers 4zcaiting Re
suit of Investigation.

one OF the directors Of tho Knickerbocker Trust
Company said last night that powerful syndl-
cate Of bankers had expressed willingness yes-
terday to take over the company in the near fut-
providing the Investigation OF the company ;
affairs at Aresent in progress resulted satsfac-
torily. IL Is understood that the interests
which n present In control OF tho Trust Com
pany Of America and the Lincoln Trust Company
are at the head OF this syndicate
Another director OF the company said last night
that plans rapidly forming for early re-
habilitaton of the company. He added that he
felt absolutely convinced that every depositor.
large and small, would receive every cent which
due him.
II was learned yesterday TINT the work Of tho
expert accountants proceeding with greater
rapidty than was expected. and that a state
rnent would probably DO issued this week. To
date, Il is understood, n large percentage Of the
securities of the company has been inspected.
with the result that the report to the depos-
itors bids fair to show the company's capital alb
solutey unimpaired and surplus Of At least
s3,JGoOO0
= The receivers of the Knickerbockcr Trust Com
pany-Ernst ThaIrnann George l. Rives and
Henry p Ide-are making application 10 the court
for permission to make immediate payment in full
of all preferred claims. There is moro than suff-
cent cash hand for this purpose, and the re-
ceiveIs of the opinion that this class of claims
should be paid at tho earliest possible moment
The depositors who attended the meeting held in
Carnegie Lyceum on November received yesterday
the following letter from Guy NJ. Walker. who was
instrumental in calling the meeting:
Working along the lines of the plan of reorgani-
cation outlined by before the meeting of the de-
postcrs of the Knickerbocker Trust Company. at
the Carnegie Lyceum, Monday night November T..
Herbert J. Satterlee, son-in-law Of J. Pierpont
Morgan. is endeavoring to organize committee
to represent the interests Of all the depostors. 1t
has been suggested that cooperate with Mr..
Satteree and that either Professor Cansed or my
self represent the depositors assembled at the Car
negie Lyceum upon the Satterlee committee. You
will therefore confer a favor upon the undersignc
If you will indicate 10 me at once whether or not
iEe Satterlee committee; and second. to indicate
your preference 8 whether Professor Canfeld
or myself shall represent you thereon.
Herbert L. Satterlee announced yesterday that
his committee had held a long meeting and was
hard at work on details but said there nothing
further TO give out at present
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
H. P. WHITNEY EXPLAINS MORTGAGE
Didn't Want to Withdraw Deposits from
Banks at Present Time.

Harry Payne Whitney announced in public
statement yesterday that he mortgaged the Whit
pey house in Fifth avenue for 100000 10 avoid
Withdrawing that amount from banks where no
has deposits. Mr.. Whitneys statement follows;
It is true that have obtained loan OF SoO.ooO
,,Top q mortgage upon my house at Fifth avenue
and 9th street, but the published reports OF the
circumstances leading to the making of this loan
are apt to create very erroneous impression s5
For some time past / have had, and still have,
on deposit to my credit in various banking insti-
ti,t,ons cash TO the amount of more than twice
tbe sum above mentioned Having occasion to use
$500 600 for purposes having no connection what :
Eyer with nv fathers estate, and believing that at
the present time every one should do his part
tnUard easing the financial situation and restOr-
ing confidence. l have declined TO withdraw any
,9r+ of my moneys from the various banks IN
picb u tbev we're deposited preferrDg avail my
self of loan, upon easy terms. OF tunoS seeking
Investment upon bond and mortgage .
The estate Of William c. whitney was finally
settled during the last summer, when the execu-
tors accounts were approved and allowed by court
nv entire estate IS invested, upon certain trusts
&c rroyjded in the will and has no liabilities OF
anv kind or nature. with the single exception or
80 comnaratively small loan, incurred for tenn
Tnyarv purposes during the administration OF the
estate which is not yet due II Is amply secuIeu
and will be paid at maturity
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
N4TION4L BANK CLOSED.
Merchants, Of Portland, Ore, in
Hands Of Controller.

Portland. Ore. Nov 1.-THE Merchants Ma
tionaI Bank. of this city. is for the time being
in the hands Of the Controller of the Currency.
Unfounded but persistent ruRors have resulted
in heavy Withdrawals lately~and though said
to be entirely solvent :he bank was closed tenn
porariIy to-day. awaiting the advice OF the Con-
troller Of the Currency. to whom the bank off,
GERS have telegraphed.
With S5212O52 deposit at the close Of
business August % last when the Controller
called for a statement Of tho condition Of all
national banks the bank liquidation since that
date has been over s.. 100000 of which amount
81 100000 has been withdrawn since the holi-
DAY season began. October % The only assist
ance the bank has received has been a loan of
S2JOOOO from the Clearing House Association.
which amount. equalling the capital stock OF
the bank was the limit allowed by the national
banking act.
The Hanover National. tho National Bank Of
Commerce and the Merchants National Bank.
New York correspondents Of the Merchants
National offered to extend all necessary aid, but
again the national banking act stood in the
way. This left no other recourse than to lay
the situation before the Controller OF the Cur
rency.
The public in a general way heard rumors
that the bank was in critical condition from
almost the beginning of the holiday period.
hut the first real intimation Of an approaching
crisis came yesterday. when the bank was un-
able to pay its Clearing House balances. The
situation was made the subject Of special ses-
sion of the Clearing House Association last
night and was again discussed this morning.
In statement to-day L. Mills chairman of
the loan committee of the Portland Clearing
House Association and president of the First
National Bank, OF this city. said: 'It'should be
distinctly understood that the Merchants Ma
tional Bank has only suspended payments. Its
officers state. and am confident they are sim
Cere that they expect to liquidate portion of
the securities and secure new capital and re-
sumo business It's failure is Immediately due
10 recent heavy Withdrawals and other heavy
demands made upon II since October 90
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13

sHs OH OF men and the closing down in part or
ii'ii ely OF small manufacturing establishments.
Lohdon reported better feeling in British fnan-
cFcles' put there was no activity III securities.
me presence OF j. Pierpont Morgan, jr, In Paris
""', 'nousht 10 indicate that New York was
negotiating direct with the French capital for
shipments of gold to this counrv Total cold
engagements on the current movement anoonn+
10 So"'S0oOoo from which must be deducted.
however s1'ooo,ooo cancelled by the National
City Bank
Inc National City Bank. of this city, has taken
out an additional s1Oo0.O00 Of circulation, and
al the banks are working to the extreme limit
u .iieir aOlilties to relieve the monetary un-
settlement Call money did not get above IL
per cent yesterday, ruling at 10 per cent while
uIne money and prime commercial naper con-
tinued nominal There is practically no demand
lor mercantile paper, and collections in mercan-
ule sections are extremely unsatisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
MERGER RUMOR DENIED
Fan Norden Trust Company Won't
Take OUer TzCeIfth Ward Bank

The report in Wall Street yesterday that the
Van Norden Trust Company had taken over Tho
HAalrs OF the suspended Twelfth Ward Bank was
oehleu by representatives of both companies last
night AT the Van Norden Trust Conpany's offices
no. 'S6 Fifth avenue officer said the rlImor
grew out or the fact that Warner Van Norden
owns about half the stock of the Twelfth Ward
Bank and bought twenty-five more shares on his
return from Europe last Saturday" 1t was fur
Their explained that Mr.. Van Norden who &c
director of the trust company and father Of its
president. Warner NJ. Van Norden, owned the
shares in the Twelfth Ward Bank as an individual
and not as officer of the trust company.
The Twelfth Ward Bank. which is at Lexington
avenue and 125th street, with a branch at No l73
East 11eth street, closed its doors on October a.
At that time Albert c. Judson. a state bank ex-
aniner said that It perfectly solvent but th1t
suspension was necessary because of lack Of ready
cash. On November number Of depositors
signed agreement 10 leave 20 per cent or 100
per cent OF their balances on deposit for four
months. At that time It expected the bank
would reopen yesterday. Last night, however. an
officer OF the bank said I'VE have obtained the
signatures Of IS per cent OF the depositors this
agreement. When we have the 20 per cent neces-
sary under the law we shall be able to do business
again We expect this TO occur very soon
statement OF the condition of the bank. made
shortly before the period OF financial depression
follows:
PAID up capital. $4,000 surplus and profits
81 $50; due to banks. a655So: individual deposits
$S,Co7 $50 Assets shown are: Loans and discounts
2,3S4sTO: bonds. stocks. etc. s94,57O; due from
banks. 30; cash and exchanges $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
MISSOURI HARVESTER SUIT BEGUN

Ia0areon CITY Mo. Nov. 12.-Attorney General
tIad1ev began quo warranto proceedings in the Su-
,rroe Court to to-day Gust the international Har-
ester Company of America for alleged violation Of
the antitrust laws Of Missouri. The company is
20, &c corporatjon The petition alleges the
-, g doing business in Missouri as an agent
., the International Harvester Company or New
Irsev The petition charges that through the lssu-
80 of stock 10 the Plane Manufacturing Company
~. Mccormick Harvester Company the warner
,,,,,t,a,I & Glessuer Company, D. NJ. Osborne *
:, 4 Altman Miller & Co. the International COM
,, secured the business of those companies that
the companies ceased TO do business in Missouri
d mat such transfer of stock was made 10 iorih
mol trust and combination for the manufacture
and sale OF harvester machinery IN missouri
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
Blanket Values

The equal of which you may vainly
look for elsewhere,
COTTON EIDERDOWN BLANkETS-
ia size-for large beds-white.
gray and tan, with blue or pink
bOrders-soft as velvet and wear
wonderfully-worth $2-25- .4S
SUPERFINE ALL-wOOL BLANKETS
124 size for extra large beds
strictly all wool warp and filling,
also others with slight percentage
OF cotton, that prevents shrinking
and which many housekeepers
prsfer-pink or blue borders
first quality-worth SO 90. ..--.---- . %
SCARLET CALIFORNIA BLANKETS-
All wool-11-4 size for double
beds-blaclk borders-reg. IS &c. 8 9S
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
"Flearn's
for
Wash Dress Fabrics J "

is Il well-knOwn phrase. -. whether
il be Outing FlannelS. Flannelettes,
Ginghams or dainty fabrics for
evening wear. there are always
large assOrtments here at prices that
long ago made our reputation for
matchless values,
Fine Mercerized TaHets Checks
highly nlerceriZed-look like silk
wear better-Tartan colorings
and black and white shepherd
checkS-22 cent value. ..........-.. y
Fine Merc'z'd Poplins-selc-colorsd
stripes and fgures-strset and even
ing shades-mads TO sell at % zee. 4 .
Madrases. Zephyrs. Ginghams and
Seersuckers-FoTeign and
Less than present wholesale prices.
Outing Flanuels-extra heavy nap
stripes. checks and plain c0l0rs-
non -shrinkable-fast colOrs-
value 10 cts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SA
German Velour FlanneIettes tor
k1monos. wrappers. bath robes
and girls dress s----.--. i2i7 to I .
Cashmere Flannelettes-beautiful
advance STYLES that others will not
show before Fall. 1895. ......---- I [ =
Handsome Plaid and Check SuitIngs-
double width-wOOl 1inish-look
like all wool goods sold at six
times the price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
French OrEandies. satin strIps-l-
white with colored buds, sprays
etC.-value 80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
B-ocadel silk NIousselines-th -three-guarts-
silk-high lustre-beautiful quality.
with dots and figures in self coiors-
usually 90 Observation-Disclosures. ~
Extra fine Chiffon Sateens-
mere 'zed-very silky-silk
6esigns-special value -............ I O
Percales. a stock larger than all
other houses combined
Our prices. ....-.... 9A. f. 2is Il
Elsewhere .12iz 70 10.
The above are yard wide and fast colorS
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
! 81 Ct. FaacE Warsted PADS. g

All the new French and Tartan Combina-
tons. also Shepherd Checks-wondsrfu
variety OF best tiutings-lIghf. medium
and dark-vsry desirable for Children
and Misses School Dresses.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
Special Purchase Lace Curtains
25 Per Cent Off Regnlarl

The popular Nottingham Scotch
combination
of
he mad o the sans design
That's the CAUSE-Here EFFECTS.
S22J S29S $3.50 S}eS S5aS
Curtains Curtains. Curtains Curtains, Curtains Curtains
.9S 1.4o 1.SS 2.49 2.SS sos
White, Arablan-S 315 Ind yards long q.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
zq& egc.. SerTes Z Panamas, -

All worsted-bIack and large assOrtmenk
OF newest Fall colorfngs-4-J to "a Inch
firm weave-yOu viii never regret buy
ing thess. for there are no better wearing
materials.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13

81 iGch-shaded aud IIairIins Scrire4
manufactured from specially selected
yarus-iusuring the best serviCs-ths
favJrite fabric for smart tailored gowns
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
Remarkable Values in
Dress Goods!

Importers and manufacturers ara
clearing up their stocks. and a.
large cash buyers we are the first to
hear of these opportunities. As
result of large underprice purchases
during past few days, following re-
markable values -
39 z - G.. Tailor Suitings... "a
sc and Al iuch-medium and dark PIaids,
Checks and stripes IN newess combins-
tions for Suits and ChiIdrsn's Dresses
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
qs CT. BroadcIct1s. &

Iunported-E5 and 81 inch-twin back
extra high finish-sray. tan. golden and
sal brown, myrtle. Copenhagen. roy al
and navy blue. cardinal, garnet and black
chiffon weight for Evening Coats ant
Children's DTessy Goats. as well as suits
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
M1STM GERMAN LLOYD.

Fast Express Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ERBOCRG-BREMEN.
VIM II. .Nov-26, 10 AM ICecilie(new). Feb. 4
hronprinz. Dec 3. 2 PM K VIM II. Feb. IS
Ceciiie(new)Dec.1 10, lOAM lCecilietnew)Mar. 3
hronPrinZ. ....-.-Jan. z X. VIM II. Mar. II
IWln-Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBO
'Gneisenau. Nov. Il. JOAN sRhein. Dec. IL
'hain. Nov. q, 10 AM fsCinefsenau. Dec 10
tBarbarosSa- Nov. IS, JOAN MAIN. Dec 26
Tkurfuerst. Dec.5, 10 AM +Barbarossa Jan. .
Bremen direct fCherbourg and Bremen.
Mediterranean Service.
Glib B'LTAR-NAPLES- at II AM
Connecting at Gibrai:ar for Algiers-
Is. Luise- Nov. 16l X Luise...... Jan. 1
X: Albert Nov. S0lP. Inene.......Jsn. II
sNeckar. ..-.--..Dec. Z Friedrich. Jan. IS
FIiedrich. Dec 2 X. Albert Feb. 5
"Omtts Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. Sd & 18th SITS. Hoboken
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRlCHS & CO, No. s Broadway. N. 7.
Louis II. Meyer. 1915 Walnut St PhiIa
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
rNlIl nn MlNlnM llNE.

DAILY SEttN l'E,
For jamestown Exposition OLD Point
Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth, Pinner' 8
Point and Newport News Va, connecting
for Petersburg, Richmond. Virginia Beach.
Washington. u. C.. and entire South and
West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20. y. r. foot Of Beach St. every
week day at ?. NJ
W. l. WOODROW. Trafhc Manager
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
! 7s q. Nur's VEINS. -. g
Sc WorSted SuifingS 1.

All wooEfashionabIs shades for street
and evening wear
make charming froclls for children.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13

New CloakirgS
Beavers. kerseys. Tourist
Cloakinss. Astrakhans. Bearslrius
and Pony Skins, .9S - q. 90
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
Fine Feather Pillows

We probably sell more than double
the quantities any other store
qualities and prices explain il
LIVE GOOSE FEATHER PILLOWS
covered with best herringbone or
fancy stripe tickiug-cdorlsss-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
S. CT. All-WooI CheYictS.

Double Warp-Blaclx and ooIors-
- incheI wide.
SO CT. Blk. YoileS SE Pan2msS, ~
- inches Wide-r1ch. fet black-cIosa.
firm weave-gUaraEtevd not 10 slip
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13

In St2Gionery Dept.
Besides full aSSOrtments of writing
papers, envelopes and other aids 10
cnrrpsnnndence. we offer -
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13
Pillow Sharns

Pillow Shan1S
The dainty kinds with tucks or ruff
ties-Cambric, lawn or allOver en-
brOidery, with and without ribbon
bows, are on second floor, in WOm-
ems Underwear Department ....
Here you'll find -
Lawn Pillow Shams-3 tucks
hem and dsep rufie. .--....-- pair .9S
White Lawn-sQuare outlining
OF h. g. tucks-deep hemstitCb
ruffis with tucIs. s........--...- pair I 25
Cambria and LaWu--hem OF wide
tucks and wide eInb'y rutfis. pair I .9S
AlIovsr Embroidery ShamS-
ruffie or good einb'y. ....-.... .pair = 9S
White Lswn-wide emby inserts
eInb'y ruffie -....-.... ........ pair & 50
Handsome Shans Of fine Lawn
centre of smb'y and tucks, wide
satin ribbon drawn
deep emb'y rufflc- :. -.-.--.--Pair 5.9S
Why be restricted TO meagre asSort-
ments elsewhere. when you have
such splendid variety to choose from
hereE
Prices Always Right.
T4
Fine Feather Pillows
New-York tribune., 1907-11-13

Tissue paper, crepe paper gilt
Gnd silver paper at low prices.
large assortment of postal cards.
birthday cards and booklets