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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-20
Local Notes.

MIR. and Mrs. N. C...Wescott are Wis
iting friends in the City this week
for the first time in four years. They
are enroute from the Philippine Is
lands to New York and will 60 east
Thursday evening.
A jolly fishing party went out on
Beaver creek last Sunday. Mrs. A..
B. Clark served an elegant luncheon
and dinner and all report a most en-
joyable time. Those composing tn
party were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. John DUNCAN,
Jas.l Holland, Tom Rutherford, F. N
Utter and Judge Piper and the Miss
es Sanderson, Holland. Cosgrove. Lep-
per-,
Monday Of last week J. J. Amiott,
who has published the North Monta-
ma Review at Glasgow for some years,
sold his interest in the paper to the
Glasgow Publishing Co., a corporation
composed of E. D. Coleman, j. L..
Truscott, c. S. Hurd, Geo. e. Hurd,
Thos. Dignan, Lyman Barnes, r. H.
Copeland, A. w. Mahon and VIM,
Burke, all of Glasgow. The paper viii
be democratic in politics and will be
in charge of R. H Copeland. |
Jack Murphy an expert pressman
employed by the Mckee Printing Co,
of Butte was in Havre this week and
moved the Herald's large revolution
Potter newspaper press from the first
floor into the basement. This piece
of machinery weighs six tons and
Jacks ingenuity was taxed to the
limit with some of the larger pieces,
but, the press is now running better
than ever and We would be pleas d
to show visitors any Wednesday after
noon from to s O'Clock.
The following are the certificates
granted to teachers at the recent ex-
aminations held on April Gath and
25th. First grade-Corona Bess.
cite; First grade markings 49, Nora
Healy; First grade-Selma Bondeson
Second grade-Irene German: Mar,
German; Ethel Rhoades; Third grade
Jessie Montgomery; Anna Nelson;
Virginia Cowan
COLDS THAT HANG ON.
Cold that hang on in the spring de-
plete the system, exhaust the nerve }
and open the way for serious illness
Take Foley's Honey and Tar 1
quickly stops the cough and expels tn
cold. 1t is safe and certain in re :uts
Beckstead drug store,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-20
FOR CLERK OF THE COURT.

To The Republican Voters Of Chou
teau County,
I hereby announce myeslf as can
didate for the nomination, subject to
the decision of the Republican vot-
ers at the Republican county conven-
ticn this fall.
A D. SMITH,
Havre, Montana, May 9Th, 1908.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-20

Mrs. Marie Nicholson. former
employee of the Great Northern res
taurant in this city, died at her a.
partments in the Buffalo block last
Friday morning at five o'clock from
erysipelas and blood poison. Her
mother and a sister reside in North
Dakota and her husband is some
where in Canada. The body was
taken in charge and prepared for
burial by Undertaken Holland and the
funeral was held from the undertake
ing parlors Monday of this week.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-20
THE HERALD
When you want up-to-date
PRINTING.
BAD ATTACK OF DYSENTERY CUR
RID

An honored citizen of this town
was suffering from severe attack Of
dysentery. He told a Fl end that IL
he could obtain bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Darrhoea
Remedy. he felt confident of being cur
ed, he having used this remedy in the
west. lie was told that ] kept it in
STOCK and lost no time in obtaining
1t, and was promptly cured" SAYS M.
j. Leach, druggist, of Wolcott, VT.
Fol sala by all druggists.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-05-20
IT REACHED THE SPOT.

Mr. E. Humphrey who owns large
general store at Omega,O :, and is
Refuse substitutes. Beckstead Drug
president of the Adams County Tee
phone Co., as well as the Home Tele-
phone Co., Of Pike County, O., says
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery: TT saw
ed my life once. At least | think it
did. 1t seemed to reach the spot-the
seat of my cough-when everything
else failed" DIR. Kings New Discoy-
cry not only reaches the cough spot;
heals the sore spots and the weak
spots in throat, lungs, and chest Sold
under guarantee at Boone's drug store.
soc and $1.00 Trial bottle free.
20 TO 80 PER CENT. SAVED.
Lumber cut full size at my mill
saves you 20 to 80 per cent. Measure
up and compare with lumber from 9th
er mills I only dress off about Lis
and Is or any amount you wish tax
en- off OF g. stick the full size. You
therefore get from 20 to 80 per cent.
more lumber than is customary. Amt
this worth saving? Jos. Gusscnhoven
Farther Wanted with $500 cash.
Good business. Investigate.
KIN Herald Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
BANK HOLDUP FAILED.
Man scith Viot of "NHroglycerine"
Demanded So yOOO.

Omaha. March l0-A bold attempt was made to-
DAY TO rob the Merchants National Bank at 13t
ana Farnunl streets. by who although at
hrst thought TO be desperate criminal is now
believed by the police to be a lunafic The man
gave his name as l. L. Fee formerly of Rockford
III He walked into the bank soon after it opened
and menacins Vice President Luther Drake with
A bottle which he said contained nitro-gIycerine
demanded 5000 in cash.
Noticing that the man was thin and nnched
DRAKE asked him if he was not hungry
Il have been studying this matter for sew
eral days and have not a thing for forty
eight hours. was the response
Well, let's go have a breakfast and talk this
over proposed Drake.
''An right, but don't try any monkey business or
you are dead man. replied Fee
President Hamilton of the hank entered the next
room curing the conversation and heard enough TO
understand what going on. As Drake and
the stranger left the together Hamilton
telephoned TO the police station for plain clothes
men and followed the men to nearby res
taUrant.
Drake and the man on opposite sides Of
the table when the detectives accompanied bv
Hamilton entered the Slipping I'D behind
the stranger the detectives pinoned his arms and
relieved him of his bottle before he knew what
was UP. He was then arrested The noIce took
the bottle to the river bank fred into II with
a rife. The bottle broken. but there was no
explosion.
Fee had been drawing s. \ month from the
Plumbers Union because Of non-empIovnent. since
coming here. He said had read of banks being
robbed in the manner he attempted and that he
determined 10 try the scheme. He insisted that
lie bottle contained only wafer with A coloring
Material in IL The police think lie is insane
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
HAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

TwO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELfh'A
EVERY HOUR ON THE HODR.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. w; I'D -, %
$50 7.5o, $40 $50. $50, 1850. LIZ ~
so. $50. $50 $50. $50 115o P m sun
days 100 $50. p5o. 1880. II 90 a. r.
II 80 100 $50. $50, 49, 500. 500. '-Oo'
$50, IT, ~ gjBERTY Hsi lls? PPT-1 30 $50. 100 500
$50. 900. 1000. l1.Oo. 1l.so q. ma i, ~ ~
800. 100. 500. 200 p. M. Y. 10 midnight.
sundays. 80 SEQ. 600 1000. II 90 a. 10, %,
i2o noon. 100. 200. 800. 90 5.eV, o.v
100 500, 900. 1890 m ~ Is mldnlenf
I,v " 2aD sT.:~7.5O. $50. 1l.5O a. m.
$50 $50. $50 $50 p. m; daily. ooo
100 noon 2 90 4oO. 500. 1c9 p n; dal,y, ~, 7,
FOR ATLANTIC >, CITY: ~ s.,s Lv; on,y,, W. 20
n. m. SUNDAYS $50 a. m. 2.2o p m ~
Lv. LIBERTY $1,000 a. m; q"
ss,ts. onlyJ. 9 10 D. m Sundays. 1000 a. m.
go o. m ,,-,c,-
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAX ,a Ely En e. e.,
only,' 20. so. $50, $50 ts.2o sats on.y)
p. m Sundays. $50. $50 a. m; 2 20 p m
~. LIBERTY ST.:-4-00. 1000 a. ~; "a
q. 90 Sats- orIyp, I 50 2 40. 10. go t5so
Sats. only p. H. Sundays. ooo- io-oo d. No.
. 70 u. m. .,,,-rtr,
Time tables may be obtained at 1o.Io%144it rai s14t
Offices: Liberty ST West 25d st. Tel ,,nn
Chelsea,. 6 A.tor House. 245. 4SA ,s.,. I5UV,
1854 Broadvay. 1s2 Fifth Av.. PSI Fiith
A. - T;nf5n S1uare West, 2I2S Third Az.
tG5 West fo5th St PAS Columbus Az. NeM NNo
York; 4 court st. 343, 344 Fulton ST; 4.'
Williamsburg. Vow York Transfer Co calls
for and checks baggage to destinationn;r
v,csEpres w r. thce 3 Gen. ri Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
OCEAN STEAMERS RACE.
The Oscar II Reats the Stqtendam
Iu Narro7c Margin

IN an exciting race between transatlantic pas
eercer steamships. which hogan in nlid-Atlantic
and lasted four DAYS the Scandina ian American
liner Oscar II hear riraI. the Holland America
steamer Statendam. in entering port here yester-
day by the narrow margin OF one hour The two
vessels during the four DAYS passed each other
several times and the passengers on board both
sf.iTs keenly interested in the
Coming from Copenhagen Christiania and Chris
tiznsand the Oscar II passed 10 the north of Scot
land and did tire track of the regular
passenger steamers from other ports until nearing
fhe middle the Atlantic On friday she fell in
company with the StatendaTa. bound from Rotter
dam and Boulogne TO New York Then began the
contest which steamer would reach New
York first The ships steamed within close range
OF each oIler all DAY. On Saturday, Sunday and
Monday steamer ard then the other led In
the race The Oscar IL finally took the lead and
the
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
SHUTDOWN ORDERS AFFECT ZOO.
4rbher Shoe Plants to Close-The Situation
z Tsll River

Boston. March 10.-The employees of the two big
factories of the Boston Rubber Shoe Company. in
Maiden. we're Informed tonight that factory No.
will He shut down March Is. and factory No. 1
on March q. both for an indefinite period. The
order affects 4,5C0 hands. During the shutdown
the co4snanr VIII take account of stock
The Alico mills, Of Woonsochet, r l., employing
onc thousand. and the MillyiIie (Mass) mill of the
CnitcG States Rubber COMPANY with eight hundred
hands. sill De closed Saturday for several
weeks and jie National India Rubber Conlpany's
inilss bristol. also controlled by the United States
E1l.bsr Company, ard employing 1,z00 viii be
shut 6oUn for weeks the day
Fa1 River. Mass. March 1o-Fall River mill
iaa-e decided not TO sign the agreement re-
certl, mace meeting .o- cotton manufacturers
IN Boston. called arrange a further curtailment
for tlrce months. This decision was reached at
meeting Of the executive committee of the Fall
River Manufacturers Association to-day.
Clarenco II. Hathaway, secretary Of the asso-
ciation said that the mill here object TO being
tied Ip hy such agreement. many of them
Rave contracts that must BE- filled within the
,-ro o. months. Ir Hathaway said that
1ra jsrity local mills proba bly, would curtail
fheir production. but they preferred 70 do it at
tleir Individual discretion end await further devel
cr1nents.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
THREE DIE IN ALMSHOUsE FIRE.
Two Old Men in San Francisco Institution
Expire from Sheer Fright.

San Francisco, Ma rch 10.-Three persons lost
their lives when of the buildings of tho civ and
county arnsliouse burned to-day So far as known
al Of the other i4l persons in the building mostly
tionts recently transferred from city and roun
~ hospital removed in safety, though five are
reported to have been injured Two of those who
lost IaciT lives old men whose names are nor
known They died from sheer fright. Edward
ko5n, who had just undergone an operation died
after being taken from the burning building
II was only BY the most strenuora work thu, rne
ipnaa tes were saved. Ehe Eurses and attendants
formed brigades and carried of the old per
from ne building many of them. Oh account
OF eAir.IHe age and their minds being dull -
fused so leave their rooms The fire was c,l,sea
by = 63fective chimney.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
MANY CUSTOMS SEIZURES MADE.

Alexander Mckeon, acting deputy surveyor Of
customs 7ho with q large force Of inspectors was
locking for Easter finery I'm the trunks OF return
ir- niiners the Holand-AInerica Line pier
YESTERDAY. made 4 seizure Of several expensive
gov MS tho baggage OF Miss Josephine Biron.
y was a passenger the Steamship Statendam.
Miss Rirofi. il alleged, made effort de-
clare several gowns which were roughly ap-
praised the pie~ 10 be worth about $3.50 The
neD, gowns wcTe packed aHsy with other apparel
zehsch Miss Rroa had before As
gowns declared the younE Noman's en-
are bsEpaEo scnt 10 the Appraisers Stores.
-jCEcer' sispicions aroused when he "a
zfrs. = fcusar ~ Fiai1iT1ore. como ashore with
an lsIste1ssIi. aic. rain cloak her travelling
sou-. IFe tci5 Wo.Haa INSPECT to take Mrs
FougaT siasrd r1r st.ai;leT aad search heI. The
inspector eare a>hoTo sror aud gave the acting
oerltv survey: costly gown Tnade Of silk and
i-os hi~ s,te had found attached tn.
Inside r. ,lrs. Pcursr@ travelling gown. The dress
vs. se5t io ft" Appraisers Stores with twenty
fr1i1As ,.W-lesi Ds Miss BIron and several other
rasscnrere. IohH NJ Bishop. tiie deputy surveyor
~ charge r tise North German Line pier. held
:hirty triailis belongTG 10 o;yers and importers
ho arrived last night the kTonprinzes2in Ce-
cias
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Bremen March TO- m--I2heln GER. New York
Hamburg. March 7-Ducie t3r). Yoris
MarseiIes March Gtirfnlania 1Frb. Now York
Antwerp. March TO- nl-Zeeani T2r, New York
Rotterdam S-kherson .FIIrsI. York for
Lihau; Korea tffussl. New York for I.ibau
Genoa March s-Duca Degli Abrusz ,itab York
Antonlna, March stastian Prince tBr,. New Via
Ianeiro ~
tItrD. for
Boston
Vincent. Y, March Gibraltar tBr York for
Talt,, Par
FTemantle. March fioodwin ,Brb New York via -
Vincent. g y. for syIucy. : ".
SAILED.
fume. March 6-Teresa tAustb. New
Trieste March T-1.5uIa tAustI. Nes York.
Genoa. March - IuisiHi7 fttelt. New
kSvre March S-St Laurent tED. New YORK
Bermuda. March 10 It:io M-- Bermudian s9r,, New
York.
Kobe. Iarch nInvercyde sT3ri. New York.
Palermo. March I-Napolitnn Prince York
'olonho. March oJnseri" tBrI. Sew York
EiTfaia>. March d--sWs.;sli Prince tgri New York
F.ssED.
.~.~ttsr hsr-a 1o-tocric dir Hares tAr York;
Do' eE March lost Andrew tirl, New Yora fs-
end and Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ErBTH GERMAN alUVn.

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH H-CHERBoTRG- BREMEN -
10 A. NJ. an
Cecilie new Mar.17 Cecilie new May ~ ~
K'prinz VIM Mar. "a X prinz VIM: May "a, n
kais. VIM. H. Mar II Kais. VIM. II May -
Kaiser d. CIR. Apr. Z Kaiser d. CIR. June Z
Cecilie tnew). Apr IA CeciIie new june
k'prinz Wm..Apr. u K'prlnz WiI,. June 10 10
Kaiser d. CIR. May 3 kais. d. Gr.. June 10
Twin Screw Passenger Service
PLY RBOURC-BREME,N -
10 A. NJ
sSeydlitz. Mar IL Derfringer May -
main. ...-. Mar. 26l I.uetzow. .June :
Barbarossa Apr . Kurfuerst. June ~ ~
seydlitz. Apr y Bremen: June IN IN
kurfuerst May r. Fr'ch VIM june =,
Main ..... May Il ,Rarbarossa. june :,
May 2l Luetzow July .
Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
CIB BLTAR-NAPLEs- GENOA. at IL = IN n;
ALGIERS. 40
x. Albert. Mar. g X. Albert. May
P. Irene So. APR. P. Irene. ...- May y
tricdrich. Apr. II f'redrich. May 40
rom fremer PIER. Sd & 4th SITS. Hobohen-
AROUND THE WORLD TOURS
EAST AND WEST.
GERMAN LLOYD EXPRESS
LINE.
Marseiiles- Naples-Alexandria
neutrality-suspicious. N-Lh' AN
Marse!lIes-tIeno1 via Naples to the tevaEt-
ROYAL ROU UMANIAN MAIL ; y r.. "a '-f'9-
ConstanZa-- -Constanrinopie-SihS Fha
Alexa ndrta.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAY ELl.t.f,S
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE NoRLp-
& CO. No. 3 Broadway. n u
Louis H Meyer, 1O16 Walnut 81, Phiia-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, March 10. 1908

ARRIVED.
Steamer kronprinzessin Cacilie 1t;er Hogemann
ch1 Her Ma Nth SCI sn and q q.
mails Arrived at the Bar at M
to stsamsF tea o Akgrshaus ,nd @r MARTA PrOssso March
,,ss teamsT s, Havana stsEens Havana March the
stsamer Jeerson pe al Newport S r Ss no0n and Norfolk
t" 70 the Old Dominion IS g. with passengers and mdse
steamer Washtenaw. Crowley Sabine Pass March 4
to to the Union oil Co with oil Passed Quarantine
steamer Finland Bradshaw. Antwerp February % to
eS Red ST star Line with los .abin and 2s s,eegs
8mecan ns Linen Win snq ia a assd2gT to e s sGd
mdse. Arrived ar the Bar al 4:25 m.
a ar 22r Il 8 and G% a b
Edye Co with so cabin and 247 steerage passengers
steamer aatendam G'utdh, Ven "H der Hcuvel Rotter
qne % ,6 I7a h rn 25 {9 rh Aere @
nee Hrriyf5 @ at at fhs mscan nar bfele f e March
the Ocean SIS Co with passengers and mdse Passed in
steamer Colo!:do. smith Noble 2:arcn and
Passed in ouaranttne at : 20 a m ''
., Atai Gen Kiclhef Fort Prince February
Marta March ; to the Hamburg Anneriean Linz With
steamer Nicholas cuneo Nor, Jensen. Port Antonio
steamer Ttiaa nr5 Dixon New orleans March i. to
qs in 0aas sss PS f n1Tan'9e er at a' m
Guney Petroleum Company, with oil. Passed
steamer Navnhoe. Hale Georgetown. s c. March :.
ana WimiEFto2 g = to the CLYDE ss Co. with mdse
s5ea .s5a' @rra 9ass ne iayana March g and
Nassau =, 10 the New York & cuba Mall with
y passengers. mails ami mdse Arrived a, the Bar
steamer Philadelphia, Crockett Porto Cabelo Febru-
ary %. March l. I.agUayra . san Juan
Boulton, Eltes DaIlet with passengers. mails
and a IN
SANDY HOOK. y !. March 10. $50 = vest.
light air. lazy: smooth
SAILED.
Steamers romanchc. Charleston Jacksonville:
Grown prince ti;1. Bahia. Rio Jarero Hamilton
Norfolk Newport News: Hector Pa Trii
tTtaI NanIes
Genoa: City Atlanta Ial1r
London Git: Newcastle Englq nd Silvia I;-l
B3nes Massachusetts. PostoE: Carolyn ---: Pathfinder
etc Fortuna fNor Baltimore; psrran fSnr1
Baltimore Delaware Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

BABY EDGINGSCambric. Swiss and
Nainsook-with and without wide margin
for ruffies-heavy and fine work
3 =. Z Q - 4 21e =. 4 > 10
Special line Narrow and Medium Width
EMBRoIDERIE,S for childrens wear
strong edges-sheer. medium and heavy
quality-large assortme1t-wldths up 10
six inch with emb'y varying from Il TO
inch
Z - Q - .1214 e. 5 10 ga
Extra Values ir
3-INCH EMBROIDERIES-
Cambria. Swiss and NainsoOk-
blind and eyelet effects-double
finish edge. making them extra strong
for chiidrsns underwear and
apron rUfffes-worth .19. ---- >
Great variety of wide RCFFLING EN-
RROIDERIE+7 TO II inCh-in many of
which the emb'y covers nearly half the
cIoth-eyeIet. flower. wheel and blind
work in many variations and combina-
t1onS ! = 10 ~
Special Value IN
13-INCH EMRROIDERIES-
floral and eyeIet or wheel
combnations-fine founcing width
Insertirgs in all widths TO match
majority OF bandings and founCinSs.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11


RANKRooK' No atn TiS of the MON
ptdc Savings INSTITUTION Is missing. Any
person haNipc claim to II IS hereby calied
upon 10 present the sam" within ten davs
or submit to having said pnsshouk can
SaIlet and a no" one issued.
lost Raukb"olt No. t?6.,.3i of tne iIar-
lem Savings Bank Please returr II
hari. FayIcrt stopped
LOST OR STOLEN Handbook No PSI =. y
of tire tSmigtant Industrial Savings flank.
Payment stopped. please return book 10
hank No ~ Chambers st.
LOST OR STOLEN .ilnkbook No. As. lu3
hf the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Paymss- stopped Please return book to
hank. No ~ C5E-nhers ST.
LOST OR STOLEN Ia rh5.,-ok fso $40 723
If the EmisTant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped Please return book TO
hank No. 81 Chambers 81.
OsT-Bankhook No. G37 $50 Bank for
Savings. 2s1 ith ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
FRISCO RAILROAD FINED $4,000.
Company Pleaded Guilty to Granting Re
bates to Lumber Concern

St Louis March 1o.--The St Louis and San
Francisco Railway Company was fined $4,000 by
Judge Dyer in United District Court
to-day. the company offering a written plea of
guilty the thirteen indictments charging that the
road granted rebates the Chapman & Dewey
Lumber Company Of Kansas City. a fine of $1,000
was imposed each count, this being the minimum
penalty under the Law.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
TRANsPACIFlc MAILS s

destination ana steamer Close in New York
Japan Corea. China and the Philippine
Islands tvia Vancouver Victoria
u o'IEnlPress OF Japan: To-day 500 p N
Islands via seatIle-shnano Maru Mar. r. 500 p N
ippne Islands tvia San Francisco
china ;-..,..--.. Mar. II. 500 p N
dressed only) 1via seate)Kumeric Mar. r. eco n
ands Cia Tacomal-Ning Chow Mar. IL m
Hawaii tva San Francisco Mar. 16 600 m
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China
pine Islands Cia San Francisco
churia Mar. 70. 600 p n
Australia Except West,, New Zealand
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia tvi. Vancouver and Victoria,
b Cb-Moana -.....:...-..-.... Mar. % p II
Hawaii. Guam Philippine I.lends
via San Francisco,-U 5 transport April l. 800
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via San
FranciscolMarposa April H. $50
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
In Flannel Dsgf.

White silk Emb'd FTanneis-
elegant desf<ns-reEularly 20 ..... IA
a phenomenal value
to feature the new basement.
AII-wooI Twill Fisnneis-
new Spring shadss-5j Ct kinfs- .. "a
Fancy Scotch FIannsls-
Checks. stripes. plaids-light ard
daFk-elsewhere - --.--.-.-..-.---- %
Yard-wide White Donn1s
value II ---------.-. -.---......--.... "a
AIl-w5oI Eiderdowns-
white and col d-vaIus 80 ...-..-.. IA
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Notion Specials

Department greatly enlarged BY
addad space in the new Basement
Sewing sfIk-Colors and Black
so yd. spools-rsg- 80 doz- --.-...... -
Bastinx Cotton-5oO ya- spooIs-
reg. .J5 foz. oz.....---.-...--..... "a
Hooks and Eyes-assOrtef sizes
black and whits-res- II gross. q
silk Cov'S F-eatherbons- and
bIack-dozen yards-reg- To-. "a
Taffeta Seam Binding
pC.-reg- 10 fS4
Prussia Bindiug-pc--res- Is. 10,
Dress Si.feIds-doubIe covered and
light wsizht-reg- 10 and -f2-pr.. a
Collar Sets-euough for two
reg. D --....... ~
Dressmakers' Pins-Iz-Ib. box
Fancy Buttons-trUnmins sizes
reg IL 70 % a doz--
card Of . doz. ..---....-....s....... 10
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 6:1s Sun 604 Moon 234 Moons age
HIGH WATER
A. M-Sandy Hook 2:20 Gov Island 3lo Hell Gate sos
P M-Sandy Hook '3:11 Gov Island 410 He'll 6.03
INCOMING STEAMERS.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

n Y, n. II. & HARTFORD X Il
Trains depart from Grand Central station
42d St and 4th Ave. follows for - ~.
Boston via New London & Prov;-fI ~ io:eo' ~,
'xl1o:02 A. NJ. IT. 100 * :o3. *, ,,,,, ~
rnantfc-IrS-o3 A n fo:O1 p. NJ: via
S9fd. 1915 a. NJ, 'il12:oo. 'tl4:oo. I'll 90
NJ
Ct Harrington. StoCkbridge Lenox, Pitts
feId-t4:54 1890 A NJ. 1928 p, ~.
Ticket offices at cd ooo cent ,5 Str n AN ana
c125th St. also at Gas. 1900. cl3@4 way
ave. c563 9Th Ave. oG49 Mad Ave. clcS
". 125th St. 2I9s I'd Ave. In B'klyn. ca
Court St. 479 Nostrand Ave. 300 p way.
sDafy Except Sundays. SStops at l2-,th
st. xStops at 125th St sundays only
1Parlor Car Limited. lHas dining car
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

FLOJNCINGS-IT to IS inches wide
Emb'd Batfste In Eyelet and Filet %
Venise combinations. also sheer
Lawn with one 70 three rows Of
Val lace. separated by varied
widths OF enb-y inserts-enb'y or
lace trim'd ruffie firish-loveIy
styles for Lingerie Gowns. Skirts.
Babies Dresses. ETC. - to , &9
EMB'D SHIRT wAISTINGS-
Centre panel on Blind. Eyelet.
Wheel. Floral or Baby Irish designs
with borders each side in matching
or Greek patterns
splendid values .-..----..- .QS TO I 40
EMB'D ALLOvERS- -Batis,s swiss
Cambria and Nainsook. in every
variety of design from daintisst
leaf OF flower 10 the most
elaborate Openwork Effects
with and without combination
insertinss. "a TO S.19
Ask to see the special lot al 81 =.
II will pay.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

kOARGAlNS
Heavy Cotton Blankets

Extra fleece
long staple tarea6-sizes FIR. sf1xin
or three-qusrtsr beds.
40 cts. pair.
This price IL less than hundred cass
lots car be purchased for. the-~s,-.
Hotel ard Boarding House Kee-.-s
institutions and all those 7ho buv
IN quantities. besides those w~o
have family supplies % puv.d4
should lose no -ine in buying viii.
thev can at this absurdiy low prfcsf
MADE simply ~ popIiarfe tns
rev Basement Section,
PROFIT BY THE OPPORHETrYf