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The Topeka state journal., 1908-11-16
Still Buxing Silver.

Washington, Nov 16.-The treasury to-
day purchased 10000 ounces of silver for
delivery in New York at 5o.501 cents per
fine ounce.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICE

We publish today the most sensational bar
gain announcement that has ever appeared
der our signature and we wish to state in
nection with this announcement that we have not
diverged from our policy of conservatism. The
statements made sensational they may ap
pear, are justified by facts and simply
quest that you do not take snap Judgment, but
Investigate their truthfulness. If any one is of
the opinion that we have INDUCED in exaggera-
ton in single instance we anxious to get
that opinion The value of our advertising space
depends upon faith you have in our announce
ments
Rigid censorship is employed to guard against
any mis-statements
ZANDTTON DEPARTMENT STORE
The Topeka state journal., 1908-11-16
TAFT COMES ALONE

Called to Cincinnati by Personal Busi-
ness. He Says.
Cincinnati o. Nov 16.-President-elec
Taft arrived here this afternoon unaccom-
panied and was driven to the home of
his brother He said that his visit was
entirely on a matter of personal business.
Miss Taliaferro Undergocs Operation.
Baltimore, Nov. 16-Miss Mabel Talia-
ferro, the actress, who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the University
hospital here yesterday, was reported
to be making excellent progress toward
recovery today.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-11-16
ION ON ENTIRE STOCK OF TRIMMED HATS
AN EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION

stock of trimmed hats viii do
The Topeka state journal., 1908-11-16

Mems Best Vic Kid Shoes in the $5 grade, go
pair, $2.95.
Womens Fine Kid Shoes in the newest SO values
pair ST 1.69.
Unbeached Muslin, the heavy 7c grade, yd 4C
Good quality Straw Ticking, a yard &C.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-11-16

Dress Goods in Plaids, Checks and Novelties
the thing for childrens wear, a yard 1Oc.
Mems Pants in medium and dark patterns
up So a pair Csc
Mems Dress Shirts all nice light patterns, so
75c values, each 29c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-02
 HOURS

They're coming. The Watch shop is closed down for 2 weeks and the Clock Shop will be for one week. But this is a shorter vacation than they feared. The officials of both companies expect 10 start July Is on full days-a day gained. E. I. Manyille Co has gone on days. hours. in place of S. The Scovill Co has increased its hours. More than that look at the big Clock Shop addition. at the new factory for the Waterbury Mfg Co, Did you hear of the new 4-story buIld- ing Of the Ma tatuck Co-douhIlns their capacity. O, yes. I'm an op- tfmist. I've been rather quiet this spring. but Hampson has kept things moving in the optimist line. Now let's. hear from Moriarty. and lei Bro. hers Chspin. Maloney and Pane tell us of the sunshine through the clouds By the way. remember
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-02
A Hot Old
 Time

has lots of meaning. If you go to the seashore on hot day you surely have "a hot old time" if you were member of our board of aldermen you'd have a 'hot old time" if you try to do the square thing. But there's a real "hot old time" in store for the two weary Willies this sum- mer Some people say Billy Taft will be our next president, and other people are sure that Billy Bryan will occupy the chair for at least four years. We'll, no matter which one succeeds, they both will be real weary Willies when election is over and they'll both realize what's meant by hot old time'' Then again some people go into saloons and par take of drinks known as red eye, fire water, forty-rod killer and others. We'll, when they start for home they are liable to have "a hot old time" But if those poor misguided individ- uals will just drop into our store and fill up on our Buttermilk, cents per glass, and take home some of our nice tasting 50-cent tea and fresh roasted coffee. he'll have nothing but happiness and joy in the home. If you doubt us call this week and get cup, saucer and plate with one pound of tea at
 pHELAN'S T STORE
 42 East Main St. Telephone.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-02
Cool Connection for Summer Days.

Cool Connection for Summer Days.
 A most refreshing drink for warm days is cold, freshly-made tea, sweetened with orange syrup and calculated with lemon juice. It is irresistibly delicious when topped of with a spoonful of ice cream and served immediately with Nabisco sugar waters. These dainty sugar wafers are the unfailing resource of every hostess and those respon- sible, for household management. As they set the fashion in style and makeup so do Nabisco sugar waters set the standard of excellence by which other waters can be judged.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-02
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Boys club.
 Court Hancock, F. of A.
 Second division, A. O. H. 'Workman's circle, Branch 26. International Molders' union. Court Welch, No S4, F. of A. Court Rose Hill, No s1, F. of A. Wadhams' post, No 49, G. A. R. St Mary's Drum corps of Oak vile. Court R. F. Phelan, No 122, F. of A.
 Tunxis tribe, No 10, Improved O. R. M.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-02
The Miller &PeCkCa STORE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT
 CLOSED ALL DAY JULY 4. Bargain Day Friday July 8

bargain Day FrlQay July 5 AT 9c-Bleached Pillow Cases, from AT 79c-White Counterpanes, from
 $1. AT 2kc-Fine White Welt Pique,
 from 15e. - AT 10c-Striped and Plaid White
 Lawns and Dimities, from 12hc. AT 12kc-Galatea Cloth, from 15c. AT 1sc-Scotch Ginghams, from
 25c. ...- AT 25c-Women's Black Lisle Hose,
 value 35c. ..-. z: s...... AT 79c.-'-an's Union Suits, Oneita
 make, Nlss1. AT 59c-A-en's Negligee Shirts, sep
 arate cuffs, value $1. -t --s. .,.. .. AT 13c, ? for 25c-Women's low
 neck, sleeveless Vests, lace yokes,
 seconds, value 25c. . AT 69c-Ladies' Long Kimonas,
 value 9Sc. .... AT 25c-Children's Gingham
 Aprons, value 39c. AT 9Sc-Ladies' round neck Night Gowns with pointed yoke, lace
 trimmed, value s1.49.
 AT $7.50-Grass Mating Rugs,
 9x12, value s9.9S.
 AT 21c-Japanese and Cotton Warp
 Mattings, from 25c. AT 10c-White Muslin Curtain
 goods, from 121ac. .+ AT 25c-4 double rolls Wall Paper,
 no border AT S6.75-Genuine Philadelphia
 Lawn Mowers from $7.98. AT 25c-9 bars Laundry Soap. THE GREATEST WAIST BARGAIN
 EVER OFFERED.
 On sale Friday, July 3, at 9 a. m. AT 49c-25 dozen Ladies' White Lawn Waists in fine lawn, allover embroidered fronts, lace trimmed and full tucked backs and fronts, short or long sleeves, open back and front. -. Look in south window.
 This is the best waist bargain we have ever offered. They are worth s1 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

Accountants Hard at York on In
resfigation. SAYS UHlcor.

Chairman wilcox Of the Public Service CoInrrs-
sion resented yesterday the imputa1ions mace II 0
time TO time that the commission had niiiieu my
a do-nothing attitude in regard TO the genera L"
resfirafion of The Interborough- metropolitan s!s-
tenn Although the last public hearing on tne II"
restization was held fall Mr. WILCOX sao lhae
accountants and employees Of the commission I'd"
been steadily at work -
Their task was approaching corlpleti"n' HS
said and would be only a short tine IN Ms ofio
when the results would be ready Tor SUBMISSION
80 the commission. Whether the information so
sy-+s-,ed would be embodied in general report
A. Wilcox said had not vet been determined
he pcin.ed out that many of the sOplects toucheo
-,psn in the public hearings had since oeen taken
rlp specifically in hearings. Mr. WILCOX VIII not
be present at Albany to-day when the governor
gives a hearing on the proposed Travis-Ro hinson
bill which permits the construction or adohlonal
sl,zazs t, private cap5tal Neither VIII the COM
mission ne represented a the hearing. With the
x.,1ion Of the 6o-year franchise clause. the bill
as drafted err5ooes practically all Of the Ideas OF
the commission regard 10 added transit fscili-
ties made in its annual report
Mr. Wilcox did seem TO be annoyed by the
orposfton TO the Of the Fourth avenue
H1rookfyrA subway The bids for the subway are
now receiving the consideration of the commission,
md II VIII probably he OILY 4 short time before
the award Of contracts made
Il do not know what the Controller VIII do.
he said. when asked whether Mr.. Metz would re-
fuse TO certify the contracts. When We award
the contracts our duty vln have been performed.
II Will Then be A matter the Board of Estimate
snd Apportionnent Il provide the money for the
work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
FRIDAY BARGAINS IN
New Misses Wear
New Babies Wear

Girls Washable Dresses hite Lawn
Ginghan Chambray and Percsls-
4 to IL yrs-reg. 81. IS. ....--..-.-- IS
Fancy Bingham, Percale and Chamoray,
also cold Linen Dresses beautifully
rnade-4 to Il yrs--wortn So .. -. I so
Zine White Lawn Dresses also
extra fine Colored Washable Fabrics
value 81 9S and So so .....-----.--a 80
Chi1dren's Lingerie Hats-whfts, pink
and blue Oreandie-rufffed crown
and brim with lace-sfzes to ' yrs
ChiI1ren's Piqus Box Goats
deep ca pes with ennb y-also tailored
styIes-sizss 20 3 yrs
reg SIS 9S styles [ .SS
Ra bies' Cashemere Shirts
long and short sleeves-vorth SO %
Bows and Girls White Madras
Dresses-Russian styles with tUCks,
pleats. 6c.-sizes 70 5 years
value 81 20. .--'.---- 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
FRIDAY BARGAINS IN
New Wash Dress Fa6rics

New Cheviot SultingS-chscks. stripes
dots and plain colors-ze-~ -I2ls-. 81
Z inc Fancy Dress Lawns and Fa-isrss-
slightly i1nperfsct-thsrefOre l2l1 c.
raDrlcs .---.-..--. -----.-.......-.. D
Yard wide Fine Fancy Percsrss-
for dresses. waists and shirts
Fancy Printed silk ChiTo1s-
more than half silk-uest designs
on white and colors-usuaIIy %. .ff1
Extra fine Madras and Chaubray-
g inches wide
regularly rs and .19. -..-..-........ 4 (
Dotted visses-whits with cold
floral designs dots and rings
worm --f---.---.-- ...-..-.. | y
Best American Novelty Dress Gin grams
variety Of BEST styIes-Wortl -12tz.. ~
This being LAWN WEEK.
extra specials in Fancy Lawns and
other thin colored Cotton Dress
Fabrics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
FRIDAY BARGAINS IN
New Linens
New Towels
New White Goods, etc.

- inch All Linen SATIN Double
Damask-rsw designs
instead IF 81 50 yd.......---....-.-.. I %
All Linen Table Darnasks-cream and
fun blsachsd-66 inches wide
reg .oS--.. -.--.------- a -..-.-.... -
All Linen HuCk Towels-henn a
w1ita damaSk borders
So and IS inches ions-rez - cot. fSf7
Union Linen HuCl Towels
heiu'd or heuscftched-
19x56-20x3S inCh-res- Is .-.....- 10
IS inch White Dress Ltnens-rsg- % 10
All Linen BarnsIey Tovsllinss-
special -.-------.------,---------,-- So
A. inch India Liu0rs-
extra qUality-instead o. "a. ..,.... 4 [
Fine White Persian Lawns
"A ct quality ......... I 3
Regal Long Cl0th-12 yd pcs
elsewhere Sl-l9- ...,..... SO
Fine White Timiriss large and
small checks elsewhere "a ........ 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, May a. 1908.
ARRIVED


!r-rpor1rg Company. fruit Passed in Sandy Hook
ss.ser Gen. I5user Fgr4 P-1noe sts to
,ss. Tasss5 IN sandr Hook 1o:o5
ssdoz 70 the Booth Sc Co passengers. mails and
'ese saef on s9f ss5 vs. sish SOUTHAMPTON and Cher.
bos May and ouee2ston . 70 sss White s5a Lane
isrdse Arrived az he Bar 2:4o -. A.,
:. Ger6orn IL ca1sTis Palerrno II oran 2 and
'ssrTnuds May II 20 sirns so spence q hO1s Will 1l
sesznsT citta q Palermo. DAD Marin Genoa April
E Sea s Fudsda GT) Tet- Hare MAY 20 th.
ssa; g s6s s a 4e nS S S5as e otiffs- co
ATrrs6 At fe nsE a T 20 Sew Orleans May to III.
euaTantine az eos
sesIaeC Bs-bsrOssa Ger: Non Bard.lebea Bremen
Ma 70 oelrichs % with 20 cabin and s4 seersse
1 Etiria sT5 Potrer IiveToo May and
90 s5 Eer 20 passenesTs nss and Idse
uea4o Nay & To s. Mnson s. Lane With susa-
s'ss5e TaTonto OBJ yognr Hui Ar ss s sos, ton
-arlzss II winchester & Co. with sugar Arrived
6 70 E: go S#9s 5lt SsPpsi aa and
s ssarn ai rS a41 Of oehs B Rrooe caao March
2 2i5eo 4 and St Iacia May to with
nitrate q soda Arrived The Bar at 1920 m;
.re-a breeze: cloudy; thich OF shore: rough
SAILED.
.hss FosadsI t,lor) SaIna: Giorxio
F1rf Antonio; Buecher (Gero, Hamburg via Plymouth
1Sd cheTbourg: Hamburg tGeI) Naples Genoa etc: Ia
Orr Main CCer1 Bremen; Pannona
On Naples T4sexe ETC. EelHs olev DAM Copenhagen
Ct; Byedablik Cssor). Nipe Bay Kelv1ngrUvs ODD Per
,1sr,rta,oo Patta Juan San Juan Pr1nz
Ists Friedrich Ger. Fortune island Port Primo.
90 missouri Puerto Mexico; Monterey. Havana. Vera
'cTnE. etc; Antonio Lopez (sDsn Hama Yer. Cruz.
.sfsrlsston ana Iscksony1ne: Nsnoa OBJ. Bermuda:
Hamilton. Norfolk Newport News: City OF Atlanta
favaunah: Panama C11stotsl; Baltic CB Liverpool VIA
Cueenstown; Gaosann: dt2D Naples; Hustn (NoT1.
RsyelGtor ODD. Para etc. via
Savannah. FL Alba. Galveston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
TReNsPec.FIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer Lose II New hufh-
M cs s1o Today. $50
Australia texcept Vest, New Zealand.
samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
. a eSmsorsns5 -. - May IT. $50 N
SsRai japan Corea China and Philip
liza 1si'l1s -............ May 81 $50 n
'aIsn (ss e 80 MAY 81 e:ao m
--le 5f[<,o -ga Sesfteo-Yeddo.-.- May 25 $50
'7s e Ian 1s,olrT 8 tra9Eeor1 May 81.
Kew Zealand. Australia except WestDr
S@no san 1lsIo ana May 81 $50
Jsran. Corea- China ard Philippine
7 Tslaras t-ia Vancouver and Victoria
B GENRES Of Japan s. $50 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
FRIDAY BARGAINS IN
New Niilinery
New CorSefS

Womens J-ntrimd Dress Hats
Fancy Bratds-bIack- white and
best Colors-sailors and newest
tilted styles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO
Womens Ready-to-Wear Hats
wing. quilts. velvet or silk trim
reg S1-as-speciaI for Friday --.--. QS
Worneus Ready 70 wear Hats-rsw
large sailors. also small and medium
shapes-pompons. wings or quill
trfm-were So IS and ss.9s-----..-f 90
Vomen's CoTsets-Summer net ard
Coutil-aIso Bsriste-white and gray
medium ana long lengtns-lS 10 So
but not in every style
reg. 20 and 81 Observation-Disclosures. -
Women CorsAts=N hits Ratiste and
summer CoutiI-newest long back and
medium Iensths-regulsrly SIZE. .Q5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
FRIDAY BARGAINS IN
Wnmer's New Underwear

Won1en's Fine Cambria Drawers
deep emb'y ruffe and tucks-
reg. SO. .--........... .e1S
Women's Night Dresses-Nainsook.
Cambria Nuslin-good styles. with
lace and enb value .9S- .-..-.-.. so
Cambria Skfrts-deep f7Ouncs. with
emb'y Fufffe and tuCks or lace
trfumsd-val us 81 % ----..-.----.- 80
Cambria Stfrts-eIa borats fouuCes
Of lace and emb worth So So 800. I IS
Nainsook Corset Covers-deep yokes
and front with German Val. lace,
also other styles-res- 40. ..----.-.. So
Extra Size Drawers hemstftched
ruffie and tucks-special- ..-----.--- SO
Lawn Dressing Sacques and short
KimonCs-cord. stripes and figures
value SO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
N. =, N. H. & HARTFORD p R

N. =. N. H & HARTFORD r r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Station.
90 st and Attn Ave. as follows for
fs5co. . q Zoe iaSS * W. rs "a. = VIM sG2:
spf fs;1s A. NJ. 'IiI2:oo 'II4:oo. .11 90 90
I.akevilIe & Norf.-trs:oo A. NJ; 20 % P NJ
OF Darlington. stockbridge, Lenox. Pitts
neld-t4:s4. 1890 A. NJ. % p Dr.
Ticket Offices at cGd. Cent. st'n and
c25 Union So. c1s2 9Th Ave, Gas Col.
Ave. c5S3 Str Ave. cs4s Mad Ave, clos
w 125th ST. 27es Sd Ave In R'kIyn CO
Cour, St. 40 Nostraud Ave. $50 B'way.
'Daiiy- Except Sundays gStops at 18th
ST. Istops at 12sth St. SUNDAYS only
tParlor Car Limited HAS dining car.
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets aloo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
FRIcK MINERS MUST ABSTAIN.

Pittsburg May 1.-THE H Z. Prick Coke Com
rany has ordered into effect code OF rules
governing its mines and miners, the feature of
which the prohibiting Of miners from drinking
.ntoxicants whether on or on duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
FRIDAY BARGAINS IN
New Curtains
New DrSperieS, etc.

5000 importers and n 2 IS samples q $50
Lace and Novelty Curtains - S.asselh
Renaissance. Marie Arto'ustre. curry.
Point &c Paris and Applique. al '1
French net-many can be matched "
= To Is. yards I0nE-values ~ 20
would be 81 90 70 So 0tl-->au'Pis prices,
50. 80. 80. 80
Suitable for cottage Furnishings. sssn
curtains. dresses waists. 8 -t'e 81
out figures make rich TetsIions W
dress or fancy purpose
Ruffed cottage Curtains ~ i'r7es
wide-stripes and spots value -
Sl-OO pair --.----.--' 80
White OrgIndy Curtains
Rattenbcrg insert and tucks- n
hemstitched ruf'ie-were -. -.--.'' 90
RufIed Net Curtalns-wids Iacs 90
inserts-15 styles-value s2sS---- l'9O
500 sample PortIcres-
mercerized Damask-sinsle Or Two
toned colorings-fringcd or wide
Gobelin tapestry borders ga
values by pair s. O,-each- --.---- i-9O
Imported Brocade Tapestries 30 inch
coIoriuss FOR summer furnishing 20
reg 81. special. -----.. ----'- ~
Reversible Tapestry couch Covers
Negus and Oriental stripes 40
fringed all arOUnd-res- s. 40 ---- I.ON
Extra heavy Couch Covers
Oriental rug desigus--6O inch 90
about 20 styIes-values TO 81 81 80 20
) OoO Yards satin finished Cretonnes- an
newest designs-value 10 ----.-'''
F1E'd Art Tickings and striped "a
Dtmties-were -. ..-.......-.-''' 80
French Net sash Curtainings-vid
lace or Bstteuberg inserting and %
edss-regularIy 20 .---.------- TO
Is irch Figured Art Burisps- N.
regularly Ia. -..-......- .s's-. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
Meetings.

NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR THE INSTRUCTION
OF THE DEAF AND DUMB
New York May 9th,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNA 7.
~ Meeting Of the members and the election oricers
and directors held n
fnEton Heights Tuesday afternoon 10Th zoos
AZ z O'clock. - 1885,
Carriages will b. at the station T67,h
Street and Broadway, until o'clork can
Vey rsn1bers TO the
Luncheon from ] until 3 o'clock
THOMAS - crJTHRERT
Secretary. Pro TsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Esserin AuE,TS-e Victoria reported so miles
81 SANDY HOOK 1o:@o yesterday. II expected
10 dock alo a Saturday
-fe Cedric reported $50 miles east Of Sanoy HOOK
SATURDAY.
The Pretoria reported miles east or Sandy Hook
*, 5s5 r N yesterday, expected dock about $50
IN m Ssrur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
FRIDAY BARGAINS IN
New Boys Wear

Bows ReefSrs-soune with sailor
collsrs-Coverts. HOmsSpuns-
CheviotS-tan. olive, golf red ard
fancy mixtures 10 10 years
we're s4os .--.----....,.-.--...-.- 2. 9S
BOYS Russian and Sailor Suits
plain CoI0rs and fancy MIXTURES
2lz TO 10 years-vere 81 aS. ....... . IS
E0ys' Double Breast Suits-plSsn
or te.tsd-nswsst piaids. checks
uixturss-some Win two pairs
kdicker trOusers-S TO Il years
worth So-Oo- ..--..-. g rs
Knee Pants and Boomers
mixed C'neviots and Twesds-
10 IA years-value 20. ........... %
Knee Pants. knickerbockers and
Bloorsrs-C heviots. Cassiueres
Tveeds and CorduToys-4 70 rs yrs
value .9s and 81 2-,.....-...........- 50
BOYS Daundered Neglisee shirts
Madras and PercaIe-attached or
detached Cuffs-12 to IL neckband--
value 70 and 50. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Boys Mairas and PercaIe Houses
laundereI and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and fancy-3 to 10 yrs--value SO. ~
BOYS Overells and Goats
Tan Covert or Blue Denim
10 10 ysars-value -15............ so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15

Client. May 13-Ia Flandre Dutch, New York.
Valparaiso. May l5-Condor (rg New York st Lccis
and Coronel.
Antwerp. May l3-American Dutch New York
Malta. May 1z-KabinEa Br). New York for SinSnpors
Manila.
Naples. May Is. m-Prncipe Pi.u,ont. d,.c
New York
SAILED.
Liverpool May 1+-Arabic (Br) New York via opeen>-
Shields May Is-canadia dam. New York: skerr1e.
tBr). New York.
Hull. May IS-Mortelo CBrl New York
Santos May 12-Corsican Prince CsTl. New York.
Bordeaux May l1-Louisisno E'T), New York
Hamburg May 11-Yolturno (Isr), New York
Bahia, May s-Gutrune oGer). New York. n-saIon
(Brl. New York.
Naples. May 10. rn--Motke Ger New York
Bermuda. May 14-Bermudian obj. New
Yokohama. May 14-Ghazee CBr). New York
Rio de Janeiro MAY l2-Tennyson (Br). New York
Barbados.
Asers. May 1s-BlOemtOntein Qr). Boston snd New
Queenstown May u. I1:2o q nl-Carmania Csr) New
York
Einssl4 1t-Carnoens CBelgj. New York
Lizard MAJ i4-Rores RUSS. New York
L.hau
Gibraltar 12-Csnpsuia utab. New York Naples
ana Genoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-15
FRIDAY BARGAINS IN
New Women's Jackets
New Women's Suits
New Wcmen's Waists, Etc.

Jac<ets-piain and striped tan
Covert also black Broadciotns-
Serge end Cheviot-CutaTays ana
straight fronts-silk lining
reg faJS Observation-Disclosures -... o. 20
Tornen.s Long Cnats-BIack Peau de
Sole Tafrets Silk and Panama
Z. IanSth-cfrcular and pleated-
regularly S13. 81 ---.....-.-.-...- %. go
Lace Braid Jackets-silk lined
black and coIors-slsshed kimono
.Iseve-speciaI ......----..------l O.S 20
Tailored suits of Chiffon Panamas,
Mohafrs. Worsteds and Serges-
. c1Itaways and straight fronts
black. colors and checks
reg. s21 aS. Observation-Disclosures 40
Tailored suits OF Chiffon Psnarnas.
Worsteds and SerGes-best coiors.
stripes and cllecSs-also black
plain and fancy-worth 5000 ---2O. %
SILK Princess and Jumper Suits
Satin Foulards and Tafetas-
stripes and fgures-nOrth 1888 d 10
Black Panama Dress Skirts-full
pIsated-sslf or silk folds
worth -. 40. 80 20
Full Length ChalIis Kimonos-uev
Oriental CIes!gns-~ide satin bands
shirred yoke-actual value 81 90. -. ! % u
jap SILK Vaists-white or black
tailor pleated with French knots or
deliberately trimmed with Val lace
and FTIet MedalIions-worth s49s- 3 90
Waists Of Liberty Satin, Tsffeta Six
Oriental and plain net black. white
coIcrs--ichIv trimmed or tailor
pIeated-sJ-es and SIS IS Waists 4. 90
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Eav-.- Xsy Il a n-rs Provence fHr). New York
Manila. May i5-Kskg-ns CD. Sew York v1s Colombo
and sioszpc@e
ss.nrss; Nay l4-fndrasarahs ,Brl. Kew York Sin
gzpore ard Hong KonS
Ee,a Xav Ii-Flor1da ft2p, New York Wa Naples.
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FRIDAY BARGAINS IN
New Dress Silks
New Dress Goods

Yard vile White Washable Ha5utzis-
strongly xoyen-value 20 ...--.... 20
Fancy strips Tafetas-lizht snt dark-
summer weisht-for jumper ard
Princess dresses-usually b. 90
Yard wide Black Guaranteed TaEetas-
extra strong and iustroUs-
dollar quality -.-----.---.--..-.-- "a
All Wool Hairlins SuitinKs-Ro-si
Navy. Garnet and Cardinal. ssC
Black-vorth .4j-Clsarancs Price 90
a. inch all wool storm S.rgss
Cream. Back and leading sradss-
instead OF 50 .--....--.-........-- 40
80 inch Cream Sicilienues- -
Also . e.
s. inch Cream storm serzes- Qualities
all wooI-f1r sumner %
and outing suits -----.-
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN. LLOYD.

Fast Express Service
PLYMOUTH-CHERB OURG-BREMkN En- i,
K'nprinz VIM. May 1sI Kaiser d. Or .June q
K. VIM IL. May IS Cccilie new. June
Twin Screw Passenger Service,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rarbsrossa Nav II Lxietzow June
Derfriinger. May % Kurfuerst June ~
Mediterranean Service
GIR'LTAR-NAPLES- at "a A NJ,
FrIedrich May Is K. Albert. June -, J"
X. Iuise May 30lP. Irene. June ~
From Bremen Piers. on Sd and <th st'-'
Hoboken.
n G. LLOYD TRAVELLERS tHhSSS,
0FI,RICHS G. CO. No. Broadway. n. 1!
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Ideal. OUTINGS

Health and pleasure trips 10 Old Point
Comfort. Atlantic City. Hudson River to
ALBANY and all points north. west and
east Uptown office Metropolitan Line: all
water route to Boston and resorts In New
England Nova Scotia. etc. Tickets, state
rooms. etc. from Marsters Tours, 81 W.
Both St, y. Y.