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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
GUESTS IN DISHABILLE
FLEE; FIRE IN HOTEL
Blaze in San Rafael House
Causes Amusement to Spec
tatOrs. but Little Loss

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. ga small fire
starting in the San Rafael house at
Second and streets early this morn
ing was the cause of q hasty egress of
the occupants. The majority of them
were in dishabille and the costumes
of the escaping guests were the cause
of much amusement for those who at
tended the early morning fire
The alarm was turned in at 6.34.
Half minute later the house was
empty. Attired in pair of trousers
and hat, or wrapped merely in a
sheet men shivered on the chilly street
in front of the house until the blaze
was extinguished.
The fire, however, did not do much
damage. 1t was confined to the room
Of Joe Moorish, who lost bicycle and
some clothes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
MAKES PLEA IN SERMON
FOR COUNTRY'S FORESTS
Minister Declares That Citizens
Should Aid Government in
Preserving Timber

BERKELEY, Aug. pa plea for the
preservation of the magnificent forests
of the country was made today by Rev.
s. ID. Hutsinpiller, pastor of the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church, during the
course OF a sermon on Appreciation
of State and Church Privileges"
DR.. Hutsinpiller declared that al
though the national government was
carrying out an elaborate reforesta ton
work, a more active part ought to be
taken by the citizen.
IF the work is not pursued by the
Individual he said, "the great forests
of the Appalachian mountains and the
Sierras will be reduced to thousands
of miles of arid waste. Forest fires and
purposes can be stopped and must be
stopped II the national forests are to
be preserved"
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
NAVY YARDS ARE BUSY
State of Actual War Could Not
Increase Activities
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Old timers
about the navy yard in Brooklyn who
have watched the fitting out OF war
ships for years said today that If con-
dition of actual war existed the depart
ment could not be more busy. A SINH
lar state of activity is to be found at
the Philadelphia. Boston and San Fran
cisco yards
The battleship New Hampshire, COM
manded by Captain MGR Winslow.
fresh from her trip to Quebec, where
she received the prince of Wales. is
here to finish her preparations for her
final trip September l. Among the al
terations to the new vessel determined
upon by the navy department is the
fitting of a new steel skeleton mast. the
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
VETERAN POLICEMAN DIES

After an illness OF several months
duration. Policeman Samuel Rankin,
one OF the oldest officers on the police
force, died yesterday at the Ger
man hospital. Rankin was q native
of the state of Illinois and was ap-
nointed q member of the San Fran
cisco police department more than 30
years ago. For more than q dozen
years he had been the financial secre-
tary OF the widows and orphans asso-
ciation-
The deceased had an enviable record
as an officer and Wds often commended
by his superiors for his efficient serv-
ice. For the last 10 years he was sta
ton keeper at the central station. Ran
kin was a widower and his only rela-
tive is Mrs. j. Baldwin Of Stockton. q
sister. He was 50 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
vAUDEvILLE TO RAISE FUNDS

PAIlO ALTO, Aug. 23.-The local par
lor OF Native Sons will hold vaude-
vile show on Tuesday night for the
purpose of obtaining the rest of the
pole which 1t recently presented to
the city. A balance of $500 remains
unpaid on the lagpole. which cost the
local lodge $1,000
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
Modern Magic

Merlin. King Arthur's official wizard
for all the power OF his wand. never
dreamed Of working such wonders as
ARE being accomplished BY the touch OF
water upon the dry country of Imperial
The desert has been surprised into
- the melon which is the treasure OF
fhaf ransomed land Charles s. Aiken.
"A sunset for September, tells agree
ably the story or what wideawake
corner OF the country.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
EDTToR Seeks ELECTION

PALyO ALTO. Aug. 23.-H. w. Sim
kins. editor and part owner of the Palo
Alto Times and numerous other publi-
cations along the peninsula. has an
nounced himself a candidate for the
assembly-from the fifty-seventh district.
Simkins is promised considerable sup
port and stands an excellent opportu-
nifty of capturing the prize. as he is op-
posed TO the Herrin machine and is
prominent in the good government
movement
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
JUSTICE McFARLAND TMpRovEs

An apparent change for the better
has come in the condition OF Justice
Thomas B. Mcfarland of the state
supreme court. who has been i'll in
at his home. 1897 Clay street last
evening that the aged jurist had passed
an easy night and a quiet day. and
tbat he was comparatively strong. The
general health of Justice Mcfarland
has been very poor for some time past.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24

The cotton growing industry of Bar
BADGES, which was started in 1908 with
only 16 acres, has now an acreage of
$685. acres with an estimated yield
valued at about 100000.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
YAcHf LURLINE Rrrrrpxs

SAN PEDRO Aug. 23.-The schooner
yacht Lurline. Commodore II. ii. SIN
clair. winner of the ocean race from
night after an uneventful VOYAGE OF ~
days The yacht WAS becalmed three
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
1903 Model The Cash Register That Made Our Rivals Vince
Points Of Superiority

Visible and instantly readable sales
strip.
Releasable keyboard, doing away with
error slips and special release key.
3 Compulsory registration of cash, credit,
received on account. paid out and
no sale transactions.
4 Quickest in operation.
5 No crank or handle to turn.
No expensive electric motor necessary
to operate it.
Protected by safety counter.
s Superior indication.
9 Saving of time.
10 Saving of money.
II Saving of space.
II Freedom from danger of errors.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24

The character OF the trans
action and initial OF clerk
appear before the amount.
CA" represents cash sale.
fCh charge sale. RAJ
money received on account.
70" money paid cut ana
rs" ne sale, --.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
HUGHES ATTENDS SUBWAY JUBILEE.
Eovernor Pays Respects to Mayor-Acci-
dents at Jamaica Celebration Shows.

, Governor Hughes was the guest Of honor yester-
day the first day Of the Jamaica subway cele-
bration Accompanied by his military staff he paid
his respects TO Mayor Mcclellan and was met by
delegation of Jamaica citizens and escorted across
fshe river. After reviewing the parade he went to
Brooklyn TO review the Sunday school parade
there
During the afternoon there were balloon ascen-
sions. Wild West shows. baseball games. a per
iornance of The Mikado" and speed tests of the
machines 70 be used in the automobile races
to-day. There several minor accidents 10 the
automobiles during the Gay.
While 7. s. Taylor was exercising one Of the
horses belonging 10 the Wild West" chow, the
animal became unmanaseable and dashed along the
Pike. inJuring Taylor and two others, who were
taken the Jamaica Hospital. r. Baden Mitchell
OF Jamaica, while doing some trick riding preln-
snary obtaining employment a cowboy in the
same show, was thrown and sustained a broken
leg.
He has no ambition be cowboy now. He also
SIS hospital patient.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Friday WOMENS > AMI
June Sale -CHILDREN'S
Values in UNDERWEAR

Corset Covers-Cambric and Nainsook-
with lace and ribbon or ennb'y -
voke-vorth %. 29..--.--------- I =
Corset vers-Nainsook-Iacs or
emb'y and ribbon-reg- 70 -------- .O4
skirts---ambric- fiounces.
with lace or emb'y-worth s1-39..- 81
Skirts -Cambric-teep founces-
elaborate trim OF emb'y OF lace
worth So 40 ...........-.------- I IA
Skirts -l,ambric-circular Hounce with
Al lace inserts aud tucks-r1bbon-run
beading and bow-wortn sou q 20
wers-NIuslin-rufffe win tucks and
emb'y or hemstitchfng-were --9--- i .
-Canlbrfc-umbrelIa ruffies
of embr1ideries ard tucks. lace
and fnsectS-reg- 50 --------------. 40
Night Dresses -MUslin-V or high
neck-tucks. eHlb'y and b. s.
reg 50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -44
Night Dresses-Muslin. Cambria and
\ainsook-emb'y lace or tucked.
medaIlious or lace inserts with fancy
stitchi1s-reg. S1-39 --------------- .S4
Night D-esses-Cambric and Nainsook-
enbroideries and Iaces with ribbon
reg. s269 ..-..---..--------..-----1. IA
Chen.ses-Cambric and Muslin
corded band or emb'y and h s.
reg 40 Observation-Disclosures. 81
Extra Size Muslin DTaWerS-heIr-
stitching and h 5 ruffe-value 40 ~
Extra size Night Dresses-yoke OF
erab'y. tucks. h. s ruffe-res- 10 AZ
Children's Draw wers-FrUtt Of Loom
Musltn-1 10 S yrs.-reg. %. ..--.. 1 n
ChfIdran's Muslin Skirts-lace or
emb'y and tucks-2 to 10 yrs
reg SO .....,-.........-.------.-. .35
ChiIdreG's Cambria Gowns-round
neck-H- s ruffie neck and sleeves
10 u yrs.-value so. 80
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Plymouth. June Pretoria GER. New York for
Cherbourg and Hamburg tand proceededD.
Hamburg 1, = m-Eeutschland tt5er). New York
via Plymouth Cherbourg
SOUTHAMPTON. June tEr). Plyu-
Cherbourg.
Havre. 3-Hudson rFr). New York. 4th. La
Savoie (Fr) New York.
Rio dc Janero. june 2-l,alian Prince tsr) New York
via Bahia
Messna. May 2e-san Giovanni GtaD New York via
Naples.
East June 4Cian Ferguson Cr). New York via
Cape and Agoa Bay
Punta Arena Ma 29-Mederskin (Nor). New York Wa
sydney X : " june 3-star Of New Zealand (5r New
York Via 81 Vincent Y. Melbourne.
Shanghai Jln4 4-Surufa fBr). York Via Singapore
and Hong kong
7 ivsrnool June Cedric CBry New York via Queens
IRON Liverpool. New York.
ch,eids June 3-3uIg germeisteT Petersen Ger. New
ps-hsSos June 2-Trent CBr). from New York Kings
Ton and Colon. Southampton
,,,,vs Ma sl-Dunolly tBrD. York.
PASSED.
f=ih-sItsr June 4-Germania tFEJ, New York Mar
sx.les, Napes. ste.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
RAILROADS.
NEM JERSEY GENTRAL

TWO-HOUR TRAIN To PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
$50. $50, $40. $50. $50. 1850. II 20.
I15O a m. 1880. 1.2o. 150. so. $50.
40. $50. $50. $50. $50. $50. 11-5O p m
Sundays. $50, $50. $50, 10 90. 11;50 a NJ u
1850. $50. go, $50. 4.50. $50. $50. 80.
$50 10 20. 11.5o p m
Lv. LIBERTY ST. lao $50, 200. 500,
noon noon. 100 100. $50. 200. 800 400. $50, 500
sundays, VS. 80. 500. e.oo. 1000. 100 a m.
100. 500, 600 1880 p. m. u Is midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Ly; ". 23d ST. $50. $50. I.5G a. m.
RER4S S9 sSS goo $50 So SO 1ooo m daiT NJ l! hs %
AoPt5; FOR At 2fLAST1c &C; CITY. ~ " W. sd ST:
gdnSeya a. aso G 23G no. ss:s . Pnlz o. w. y 2 LIB e.
ERTY sT.:-I0OO a. m. 1.00 Sats- only.
g. 40 p. m. Sundays. 1000 a. m. 2.30 p. m.
VIA ALL RAIL-.Long Branch; h.. As6ury 1
SO. 1i:20 a. m. 600 sats. onlyg. 20
20. 40; C5.oo. except sats2, SO. go
So. lSo p M RERTY SgRfaTTI sES a 90 90 80 90
11-3O a. m. Q-2O Sats. only). 1.3o. 3. 80.
445. C5.15 except sats.l. $50. $50, 9.Oo
p m. OF midnight Sundays. $50. els
SANDY HOOK RoUTz.-For Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
-955 a. m. 1880. $40. AS T45
p. m. Atlantic Highlands Pier only). Sun
days. $50 a m. 100, 7.45 p. m. Leave
Pier TO- n. r., Foot CEDAR ST.:-I0 20
a M, 100. 3.45. AS $50 ?. m. At
lantic Highlands Pier only. Sundays.
1000 a m, so $40 p m
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty St, tW- 23d St Tel. Chel-
sea 3144. Piers 10 and 81. y. R. Astor
House. PAS. 434. 1900. 1884 Broadway. 1s2
225. PSI Fifth Av.. 27ss Third Az Ill
West 125th ST.. PAS Columbus Av, New
York: Court St, 343. 344 Fulton St, 4T9
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn: 800 Broadway,
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, June q, 1908

ARRIVED.
0g m t o 2. Jo4snRssn Ys s PosSss2 s Nay %
sDdse- Arrived at the Bar at 1915
savana p and Santa % the Hanburg-Anler-
soan Line with Il passengers mails and ndse Arrived
Steamer crown of Navarro tBr) McKellop Port Spain
May % TO the Trinidad Shipping and Trading CO on
Kyleakin CBrl. Tsnlpioo May q
lead and copper bullion the sneting and
Pefning co Passed II sandy Hook at 3 m VIII
Steamer 81 Andrews GIor). Nauen. Perth Arnboy. TO
Steamer William Chisholm. Perry, Newport News for
Steamer Monroe Hulphers Newport News and Norfolk
the Dominica IS co. passengers and mdse
Steamer ST Andrews CNor1. Nauen, Perth Arboy. %
? Whitney & Co ballast. Left Quarantine az $50
Steamer FL Pas5 Nelson. Galveston May %. to
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Left Quarantine at
Steamer Mornus. Boyd New May 30. to the
Southern Pacific Co with passengers and mdse- Left
Steamer Te1tonic t5r) Smith Southampton and Cher
Line with I55 cabin steersee passengers mails
ArriH Cd a. the Bar al z.o5
wrIgi. Sons, in ballast Arrived az the Bar
Steamer Er1ka Ger, Pausen Gibraltar May IL and
% the Cans S. Lire. with mdse Arrived at
Bar al $40 m.
SAILED.
Steamers Arneriks tGer). Hamburg Plymouth
6-nerbourg GBFD. Liverpool Queenstown:
FroVeC- ;Fr1 Luetzow C5er). Bremen Plyn-
oueenstoV7n. Tfergen DAM Copenhagen etc: VI
tonia (l Naples Trieste etc. Curityba Cuban. Nipe
Havana Vera Cruz; LaiK tBrl, Alicante. Ida C1neo
CSorD, Antonio: stEcmbus '8r) Madras and Cal
GU one ssree Boston eonquin harIeston and jazz
sory.lle. Hawaiian Puerto Mexico Seminole. Turks
x.ston Jeterson Norfolk and Nepport News: GieIdhu
lHy) Adelaide. Melbourne, etc.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Friday MILLINERY
June Sale WHITE WAISTS
Values in CORsETS

Women'S Readv-to-W Wear Hats
black and Colors-reg. 81 9S % o.
Untrimmed Straw Hats-Riack
Brown. Navy. Burnt-reS. $I24 81
Girls Trim'd Ha,s-Tuscan or Lace
Chiffon Facing and large Taneta
Bcws-usually s.. 9S ....-..-..--..1 95
Girls Rancho Hats-Java straws-
Sashes or silk Cord and TasSels-
elsewhere 81. SO Observation-Disclosures. QS
Black NearOlitan Flats-uew
shape Crowns-elsewhere 69. .. 81
Full Sprays OF Roses. Daisies.
Morning Giortes. &c.--reg. 3d.. is
Large Sprays or SIX or Muslin
Roses, Ltlacs and Daistes-reg 80. 81
Large Double Wings Black. White.
Brown. Copenhagen. Green-reg- ,9S. OF
Women's White Lawn Waists
tailored OF emb'y and Iace-res. .aS ST
Waists OF crossbar musIfns or white
Lawn-tatlored or fancy
"'ith Si-'c ..--...-.-. .----- i 10
Persian Lawn ard Batistc Waists
with tucks and lace or
emb' panels-reg So. 9S. ...........9 90
Lingerie Waists-frcnts Of fine
embroidery, laces and tiny tucks-
regularly S"ss ----~ .----.---4 AS
Womcn's Ccrsets-CoutiI and BatiSte--
high hus.. medium and long hip
gdrters-reg SlOO ..-.-.-..-..... "a
Plain and satin Figured Ba,isto
Corsets-medium long back
all sizes-reg. Sl.75 and 81 90. ,...1 4 "a
SAX Ftgd Batiste Corsets-white.
blue and fanCies-uew models
silk elastic-woTth So. 90. ....-.......S s. .0S
No NfAII OR TEL
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.

hO1 AL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections In New Union Station.
Washington. with all Lines South.
Leave New York Daily 2Sd ST. Lib'y It
WASHINGTON. rpers, IL so nm 40 am
WASHINGTON. Diner $50 am 500 an
WARRINGTON. Diner ESQ am 1000 ami
tParlor car n. Y. to Richmond Va)
MASAINGTON. Diner. 1l.50 am u 90 nj
WASHINGTON. Buffet, iSO ,Tn ? 90 prn
Az LID. Diner. $50 pm 4. 90 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet $50 pm 4 90 ON
Through Daily Trains to the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG 7bo am 90 sr
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, II 80 am 70 00 ~
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D q so nm 4 90 nn,
-'PITTSBURG LIMITED q so nm : "a n,
CIN..ST. LOUIS. .LOUISv.. $50 am 10 90 AZ,
GIN. LOUIS LOUISV $50 pr, 500 nm
" ofiees; PAS. 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor
Rouse. los Greenwich St, 225 5th Av 3el
Grand St. n. Y; 34s Fulton St. BROOKLYN.
West 23d st. and Liberty ST.
after p. m. Sleeping Car Reservation,
ono 1oIl information regarding trains, etc
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
=. & o. r. r.. 23d ST. Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-a1<A
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Friday ylv.P1OIS
Values -r,,-7,rvrs

Mems Tulsundsret Initial HandAer q
chiefs-pure linen-reg- L
White Washable Be!rs-al-oTeF
erlb'd-aISo tailored styles f5
pearl buckles--NCrt1 -. ..-'----
PoCsrs >.fcksl silver Tablespoons "a
reg 90 = dozen -----.- ------''
Cloth Finish Stario1sry-fo'ir 7,
o. sheets. - envelopes WoEii
VIE T.4,rss ard Liberty SATIN
Pfnb77s-Flark and best Hll-lll7'' IT
saac .s-usualIy u -..------
Novelty Washsbls BsItinss-ops1 Is
49, gf~s-rs-yaIua = cts a yd---'
Woren.s Slack Cotton Hose 90 20
Nfaco split. double soles--N4--s
Cbildrs1-s White Parssols- n
hand pairted-yalue 81
vo-,o,,z Nf.snsse six Gloves-o'N0A'
vSj-s nj fan-I6 button .ens,n oS
Nf5rls,1at3.re style-vaIUs Sl-oV--'- 80
Women.= cotton Rib vests
plain Or lace trinl-all sizes 70
inrI,1.lin- extras special --------''
Nrar.z R,Ibrfzsan Shirts-FrsHca ~
rss-r h,1+.,ns- Drawers wiz eA'S ca
double Special ---------.'
Val Lace Gibson StocSs-Ni."
and without bows. also Lu'l- ,,,-s
CoIla~s-sr,s.d linen ard lawn WIZ
lace. also white AMI col q rs
AScots-vaiue SD .---.-'--
G-enadias Mournins veiis pam SO
ana bemst-tched- % CT duaAiS ----
Oriental Lace Dress Ne,s-Whl',s .I,,,r =. so
,,-,s,,, -1,r,sf uattzrus-o9 Ct Nsius 'S
sviz. Ern.v Flo1notnss-lS 20
u in.1-cI,se ami cPen patterns" 70
Hsa o. s s
keritol suit Cases-24 inca- y0 3
isatScr carPed corrers-"or'n 81
Washable cushion snrs-ooS S'Sl' f9
Cret5nae ard Crssh-res- y '--'-'
o. - rls&hsad knot frinEe-res. %
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
TRaNsPAcIFrC MAILS.

Destination and Close IN New York
.Japsn. China and Philippine Isl
-ands Tacoma To-day. 80
Hawaii tvia FrancisooD-Aa Aameda June s. $50
Hawaii. Japan. Cores. China and Philip
pine Islands CyIa Francisco}-Nip-
pon II. $50 m
Australia texoept Hesu New Zealand
Samoan Islands FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia CyIa Vancouver and Victoria
c)-Manuba. .-.....-.--....... "A.
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine Isl
snds VIA Vancouver 3 Cl--Enpress o.
China Ie
Niadivostok (via seattlelAdato June D $50
Tahiti Narquesas
Franeiscop-Nariposa --.--...-.1-J Jun. % $40 10
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Friday BLANKETS
Values AND
II IFLANNELS

California Wool BIa1k=ts-104 size
White and PIaids-Vere 81 9S-... 9 %
Heavy EideTdOwn frish Blankets
ia size. for double beCs-vE hits and
ColOreti-valus 81 ..---------.--f %
White Donet FIaCnels-S0- infants
and childyen's wear-were -l0s--. 5A
Fine White Wool Baby FIannels-
unshrinka bie-valLe .3I.....-...... .25
Fancy Scotch Flannel5 for Waists,
Shirts, &c--wOrJh -42-......---..-. 2S
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
ErifavlCTRTAINS
Values BED SETS
In iDRAPERIES

Rursi Muslin Curtains i,''-C q, Or. 81
insertias rune -.,,rs--
500 Prs cora Crcss STRIPE s,s,s 70 Pr rs
n,u length and wldih--'AiN' -.
FRENCH Net Bed sets-RenaiSSssiiiss sets, white -
centre piece-bols'er shan sS - 2. 90
Or Arabials-wor'h 81 80 -. .ss.
T,uo,,x panask Portisres-r0p'
o. deco frsrgs-2o styles g 80
value $39s --.----''' ,,,.ieres-
500 pairs Armurs Tapestry p',.,., TOP TOP no
and bot.onn-were s. 50. -, ....rt,rs
Fren n Me- Curtainins--LASSsss Sssrs -. ~
ana e3xe-varIous stylss-~
.PHnNE ORDERS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Friday !
June Sale
Values in
BABIES WEAR
MISSES WEAR

Nainsook slips-bishcp style
h. S. ruffte fnish-Also, Govrs-
l. 2 and s yrs.-reg. % ..-.---... =
Nainsook SIfps-yokes Of en-
broiderfes. Iaces and tuCks-reg. .4e -S4
Long Nasnsook Dresses-tucksd
yokes with emb'y and lace
Short Dresse-Lawn and Nainsook-
emb'y trim d-sizes 10 3 yrs
reg. 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Short Dresses-I.awn and Nafnsook-
yoke. waist. Russian and Dutch neck
with lace, emb'y, tucks. Sc--sizes TO 5
yTs.-
Reg. 81. 80 Reg. sI.s9..- rs
Reg .79----. .4SI Reg. s. %. I 81
White Pique Coats-Large Collar.
with emby inserts and rUf1e-
sizes to 3 yrs--reg. S1-9S---.-.---- 81
Lawn Caps-French. rUche and turnback
styles-clus.er tucked crowns-with
tucks. enIb's. Iaces. &C.-sizes 70 yrs
Reg. - Ct Caps 10 Reg 40 ct. Caps 81
Reg 50 ct Caps 20 Reg SO ct Caps ~
Finer. including AIover Embroidery. Lace
and Straw Novelties 70 $5.9S-
Lingerie Hats-Pancake crowns Of fg'd
lawn. cmb'y. lace or straw. inserts or
shirred tuckins-fuffy brim. with lace
emb'y-rtbton fnish-sizes TO 8 yrs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Friday LINENS
Values TOWELS
ID TOWELLINGS

Extra Heavy cotton Damask-
full bIeacEed-5s i1r1-Worth % IA.
All Lins1 DamaskS-64 inch
fun bleacEed-asw designs
value SO ------- --------.--.-..- .49
B!eached FICck Tcwels-aemued-
red bOrdarz-17X35 iccl-reg. g.. \
Hemsritched Hucs Tove-s-17x34-
CoId broche hor5srs-reg. .I6i7.. 70.
White Dress Linaus-yd. wide
All Lnsn Crash Towellinzs-sIso
checked glass-lT i1Ch-va.Ue .l6. f2a
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Friday
June Sale
Values in
WOMENS
PETTICOATS

stripe Seersucksr Petticoats-good
colors-dare founC Ces-reS. .9S. 800. 81
Tafeta Rustic Petticoats-Black
and colors-tailored fiounces-
worth 81 0S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
Tafeta SIX Petticcats-BIack and
colors-smart styles-uSuaIly S5.9S. z 81
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
BILLIARD AND POOL TABI.EA

MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool ta-
bles: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. Marx Bros "a Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MrNIaTrRF ALMANAC


Sun rises 90 Sun sets p Moon rises = Moons
HIGH WATER
AM.-Sandy Hook Il -. GOV. Island - Hell Gate -
PM-Sandy Hook 81 Island l2-2o Hell Gate 15
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

Fast Express Service.
PLYMoUTH-CHEhB EhBOURG--BRpMES MES; N,
Cecilie new :. June Kaiser VIM. I:JuneSo 20
KropprinzWm June16 Kaiser d. CT. 'June %
Twin screw Passenger Service.
H-CHERBoURG-BRE
Kurfuerst. June II l'Friedrich d. Gr;J uneo %
Bremen June 1SlFriedrich VIM. juno %
'Omits Plymouth.
Mediterranean Service.
-NAPLES-GENOA, at II A. NJ:
K. Albert :. June 81 K. Luise. july,
P. Irene =. June o0I X. Albert. July 80
From Bremen Piers, on Sd and S'h st'-'
Hoboken. -,-e
n. G.. LLOYD TRAVELLERS CHEChSvu
OELRICHS & co. No 5 Broadway. " /.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
LOST-BANKBoOkS.


BANkBOOK No. 497. .354 Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing ANY
son having claim TO II is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten davs
or submit 10 having said passbtox can
cel!ed and new one issued
BANKBOOK No. 473. .O3S OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing ANY rer-
son having claim to II - hereby catI,5
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said pdsshool- cer
telled an6 a new one issued.
OST.-Bankbook No 446. 80 o. the mr.,
Dock Savings Institution ANY nars.,1
having claims upon said book is called
In thirty days. or the said book wJI he 81
clared cancelled and extinguishef and n
neW one issued in lieu thereof
LOST. Handbook No. 479 Ios II sha nv
Dock Savings institution ANY nerson
haN'Es claims upon said book is called
upon 10 present the same TO the hank yjtb
IN thiity days, OF the said book ~! he 10
clhred cancelled and extirguished ana n
new one issued IN lieu ther ,of
LOST OR STOLEN.-Ra Rankhoox s,o a., "a.
OF the German Savings Ran;S in tba 60,
OF New York corner 4th nye ans fs.L -
cautioned against negotiating the ssn,s az
not returned To the hank on ha ortb -.
of June. 1908. duplicate will he ISSUE i'''
OST.-Bankbook No Ss1 .eas Of DRY Doc,
Savings Institution Anv persor b.t
claims upon said book is called upon 70
present The same 70 the bank withi, ,h,r.
days, or the said book will he JaeinsSS iIeSS
cancelled and eXtinguished ana @ @SntsIeI
issued in lieu thereof N ne" one
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
WIREIESS REPoEIS.

Lorraine reported 700 miles Of Sandy Hook
81 yesterday. is expected 10 dock about p n
to-6Ey.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
Fr1d9vl WHITE GOODS
Values tLININGS
II NOTIONS &c

White Dotted swis=es-reg. .I2A "a
Yard wide Long Cloths
L u. vc-else~t@re 81 q. go. Ga
Fine Naiusccks-reguIarly IA. 10.
Yard Wids Can5rics-gsually 10. 81.
Lining Lavus-40 iuch-blscz. xh.cs
and al ccllTs-cisew1ers b n
Muslin shirt Yoaes-ass5rted
sizes-rsgularly II ---...-........ q
Stocking Teer-assorted sizes
value . cts.-.---.---.--..-... 81
Bradleys Witch Hazel Extract
T. s P Sta11arG-l2 CT. SIZE.