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New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
ARREST WOMAN LEADER
Connection of anarchists 9th Phita-
deIphia Riot.

Philadelphia Feb. 21.-The demonstration in
Broad street by more than one thousand unem-
ployed foreigners yesterday. which ended IN a
serious clash with the police, was followed TO-
day by numerous arrests. Chief among those
taken into custody Voitairne de Cleyre a
professed anarchist who addressed meeting of
men, which preceded their march to the CITY
Hall, where they say they intended to ask Mayor
Reyburn for work. Hyman Weinberg who also
addressed this meeting and in whose possession
anarchists; David Cohen and Harry Granet
were others arrested. Miss de Cleyre was re-
manded in 5000 bail for a further hearing on
a charge of melting to riot, and hearings VIII
be given the others tomorrow.
The alleged leaders in the demonstration IN
Broad street arrested yesterday were also held
in bail on charges of assault and battery, with
intent to kill and melting to riot, while nine
citing TO riot
The Central Textile Union at a meeting last
night decided march in parade to the City
Hall in the near future and appeal to Mayor
Reyburn for aid in obtaining work for its un-
employed members A resolution to that effect
was passed before it generally known that
disorder had occurred in Broad street earlier
in the evening. 1t is said that OF $4,000 textile
workers in the mill district $4,000 are now out
of employment.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
BREWERS ENTER FIGHT.
Foreseeing Rain IN Local Option,
Li0uOr Men Enlist Merchants.

An organization was launched in the Board
of Trade rooms in Newark yesterday afternoon
to wage a fight against the movement in New
Jersey. for local option. About two hundred and
fifty manufacturers and merchants assembled In
response to a call sent out By William T. Hoff-
man. president of the Brewers and Bottlers
Supply Company of Newark and treasurer OF
the American Oil Supply Company. They
formed association which is to be known as
the Manufacturers and Merchants Association
Of New Jersey and elected officers. These are:
President Mr.. Hoffman; vice e-presidents. Isaac
F. Roe, of Newark; Louis Washburn of Jersey
City; Edward z. Tulip, of Trenton; Charles
Agnew. of Paterson, and Richard F. Potts Of
Eliza beth; treasurer, Joseph NJ. Byrne, Of New
ark, and secretary John Birkenhauer of New
ark.
No effort made to conceal the real object
of the association for in his call to the repre-
sentatives of the various lines of industry Mr..
Hoffman made it clear that the brewers par
tIcuIarIy We're becoming more fearful every hour
of financial ruin and were pessinlistic as 10
what the future has in store in the way Of leg
isIation regulating or affecting in any way the
brewing industry.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
UNEMPLOYED WORSE OFF
Effects of Long Idleness and Seuere
Weather ShOuing.

The condition Of the thousands of unemployed
vorkingrnen and their families in this city con-
tirues lust as bad as has been. according to
officers of the city's large charity institutions The
worst suffering among the poor they say does not
come at the time of a cold wave. Its
worst effects are felt after the weather has become
normal again.
As the winter wears on, too, the numbers of
workInen thrown out Of employment last fall. who
lave been living far on their savings, find these
giving out and poverty staring them in the face
And as yet there are signs that these men can
find work in the future
At the joint application bureau in the United
Charities Building, Fourth avenue and 29d street
where mostly single men apply for relief. the num-
her of v'orkmen from other cities is decreasing It
was said yesterday. During the first part of the
winter almost So per of the men who applied
there came from other cities, some even from
Chicago Cincinnati. Cleveland and Pittsburg- The
reason fewer Of this kind applying for help is
thought to be that factories and industrial plants
in the Middle West are beginning open again
ard give employment some Of the unemployed.
The executive committee of the Unemployed
Conference Of New York city has out call
for a demonstration in City Hall Park Saturday.
March = at . p. III. This conference represents
about one hundred and eighty thousand out
Of work. The object Of the demonstration, mem
hers of the committee say. is begin "a great,
systematic and aggressive demand upon the Mayor
and Board OF Aldermen of the city. upon the Gov
er1lor and Legislature of the state. and upon the
President and Congress of the United States,'' to
work 10 the unemployed, and to legislate for the
abolition of child labor and the establishment OF
a general legal workday of not more than eight
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
NAY DEPORT SCOTCHMAN.
Prisoner SAID To Be Head Of Sam
Joye EooHgans" IN Custody.

Preliminary action looking toward the deporta-
ton OF Edward Anderson. alias Edward Toye,
alias Harris Carnegie. whom the police say is an
old offender against the law in Glasgow, Scotland.
was taken last night when he was locked up in the
East 51st station a warrant issued in be-
half Of the immigration Department to H. X.
Smith secretary Commissioner Watchorn- The
warrant charges Anderson with being a felon. and
thereby not entitled to admittance to this coun-
try although he has been resident here for two
and half years
The basis of the charges against Anderson was
furnished by his wife. Katherine, combined with
the reports of the federal Secret Service men. An
derson is said to have been leader in an organiza-
ton Scotland known the Sam Toye Hooh-
gans'' whose members, the Secret Service men say,
have been a of trouble to the police there
His wife said he had abused her. Anderson's arrest
is said to be the first of number Of others of the
members of the Scotch gang in hiding in this
country.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
CITY NEWS In BRlEE.

Charles A. Stevens. who arrested Yesterday
after Edna Van Arsdaie had said that he and H
A Blackburn were running a bogus brokerage
house at No. Broadway. was held in $500 bail,
charged with using the mail for fraudulent pur-
poses.
Judge Grain granted a motion yesterday TO dis
miss the two indictments against Max Hochstim
proprietor Of the Sans-Souci 18th street and
Third avenue who charged with making false
statements to an election officer.
William Morley who shot and killed Patrolman
Charles Sheehan in Chatham Square October >!
was found guilty OF manslaughter in the first de-
gree yesterday and sentenced to eighteen years in
states prison.
Detective Upton. OF the Central Office, arrested
yesterday Charles Bondi, who is said to have been
with Annie Coming when she shot a Third
avenue ten days ago. He is wanted as wit
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
Notice of Summons.

A-EW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
N York.-Abner 3. Stupei and Albert l. Lowenstein.
on all stockholders
Sanitary Compressed Air-Vacuurn Company, may
desire 10 come in and become parties hereto con
tribute to expenses OF this plaintiffs against
Sanitary Devices Manufacturing Company. Benjamin p
Moore u. Ewel and Sanitary Compressed Air
Vacuum Company. defendants.
To defendants:
You hereby the complaint n
a of
rlai attorneys within twenty
Vice of exclusive of the OF SERVICE
will against you by default
demanded the complaint
Dated New May 1906.
HOUSE. GROSSMAN NORHACS. Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. postoffice address No Broad
way, Borough IF Manhattan. New York City
TO the defendant Benjamin =. Moore:
The foregoing is served upon you by pUbca-
pursuant order ~ Hon. Joseph E Newburger
Justices Of the Supreme Court of the Of
New York 18th day Of January, 1865. and
fled ~ complaint In ne Clerk
the County OF New York IN the borough Of Manhattan
Of New York. January.
Dated York January 30th. 1915.
HOUSE. GROSSMAN & NORdACS, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs Office and postofIlce address No 15 Broad
Rororsh Of Manhattan City of New
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22

and told what il was attempting to accomplish
The commission purposed to put an end 10 tiie
watering of stock for the protection of the investor
as well as the public generally.
Ex-.Tudse Whitman. introduced as ''once as Judge
always a Judge said that not entirely true
and that no man looked forward more eagerly TO
being returned TO the bench than he did 1here
was no trouble he said. in doing the work OF an
oa7ceholder as long as one kept in the straight
and narrow path. The men overworked were the
ones he added vino had much to do after office
hours
A large loving cup presented to H. A t'Cur-
ley-l Smith by the association in recognition or MS
services in placing the university's football eleven
on the high plane il occupies.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, Feb. q, 1908

ARRIVED.
Grenada CBr. McCrath. Trinidad February y
Grenada 10, the Trinidad Shipping and Trading
Co. with passengers mails and mdse- Arrived the
steamer vermont (f3r Haynes Shields February . to
II Winchester K co. in ballast. Arrived The Bar at
steamer Navigator (Nor). JACOBSEN Guantanamo Feb
ruary 4 Sasua 5, Porto Padre - and Norfolk - with
sugar. 10 u ii Howell Son q co: vessel 70 Bennett,
Rio de Janero February l. Bahia ana 1{,rGados i to
Rusk with II passengers. mails ndse Ar
Steamer Frns Maurits Dutch, konngstin Paranaribo
January go Dcmerala February T. Trinidad 3 CarupiRo
and Pdmpatar 4 Cumana and tiuantd ., La Guayra t.
II H. Holland Amer
lea Line. with mdse. Arrived the Bar 1045 p n
steamer Anies qtaD. bound foI Genoa. Returned and
Steamer Pretoria oicr Nchrotter. Hamburg February
B,ulogue and Plymouth 10 the Hamburg American
Line with 1Gi cabin and s9 steerage and
Rio. Parker Galveston February Is. the
southern Pacific &c. with nldse Passed m Quarantine
steamer I;anHa Hata. Charles baltimore. to II c
Foster with mdsc. Passed In Quarantine at 54j a
steamer Princess Anre, Tapley. Newport News and
Norfolk. the od dominion IS Co. with passengers and
steamer MeriIa Robertson Vera cruz February IT,
rroErso - and Hayant Is to the New York and Cuba
ris+l al the Rar at 10 p M mans 3'o ''7 ~
steamer 5 IIckanbacb Mclean Hurocao February
Il. Portc T. N1N#gUr1 - and san ie 70 ths
nsular Line with I6 passengers ard mdse Arrived
with phosphate the American AgrcutI-eI Chcnr
ical Co. vessel 20 II BAN 60. Passed sandy
Steamers Colorado brunswick ard Mobile Acre ,9raz
well ,Ert Hamburg: jefferson. Norfolk and Newport
News; Mannheim tGert Flushing Matanzas Havana:
iamhHrE' ,etlarainca Nassau Guantanamo, etc Tana-
venco, -: Wells Clty 'r, Bristol. Carib wilmington
\ e. and Georgetown s C.
SANDY Hook. J. Feb 81, 9:4O m-wlnd southwest.
!. =
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Illustrated lecture 'Our Flag: History and What
Stands Fer Mr.. Elizabeth NJ Powron. under
auspices Of the New ~haptcr. Baugl-
Of the American Revolution. Sherry's 80 p.
Reception Daughters Faith,
street. 10 1 ,. m
Free admission Metropolitan Museum
American Museum Of Natural History and the
geological Gardens.
boys Il New Chambers street. p. IN
Luncheon Alpha Fraternity. Manhattan,
] p.
Public celebration of Washingtons Bir,hdav lnder au-
spices Of the Washington Headquarters Association
q Seg York. i6oth street. Amsterdam avenue.
p.
Dinner Of the sons oiution in the state OF
York Delmonicos. p
Dinner Delta Delta Fraternity.
haitian. p IA.
Dollar dinner the Brooklyn Independence League
81 Scherinerlorn street brooklyn. evening.
~ i.du"sJiOn. y W--PGhtic
school /. Henry snd catherine streets VILE.
Vaccination dIstrHtea1: Public 1GE
stree; and Stan-. Riggs.
81 sicily. The Modern Garden Of Eden
0lustratedD. PublC School Ia. 1l6h Street between
I.enGx ana Fifth atenues Professor .rHrles l. EriS
The New York Aqu ariuul' ulIstratel;, Ana. +
Professor Ernest n HardI"n. Wireless Teles-
Rarthoiomew's I,y1-eWm Han, NJ. 20I
East f2d street. Professor irving " las. Crystal
Violet Young Men Hebrew Association. a2d
Lexington Alexander 7 Van Iaer.
Paintings in tie Metropolitan Museum Of Arr
dlusTatedj. The Bronx Church House, 1Ilst street
Fulton Funa Jay Lewis. THE History
ana Beauty Of o6 te~ England ullustrstedl; New
Public Library lIsth street and Washington
PRANK 4 Gallup. ''ltaiy. Past snd Present
illustrated.
Sunday Feblusry %. Public school s3. 40 2l8 East
lIUth Ira Wtle. ulluSust t-ll,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close in New York
Australia texCept WesU, New zealand,
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia Vancouver and Victoria.
C)Aorangi. %, 500 m
Hawaii tya san Frarciscoj Alameda Feb - 500
Hawaii. Japan. China
Philippine Islands (vta San Francisco
America Maru.. Feb p. 500
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
san Franc!sco,JI transport. Feb %, 500 m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via San
Francisco -Sariposa 6. 6:OO m
New Zealand. Australia Except Vest and
New Caledonia via san Frarcisco)-by
Australian Mail ...........--... S.
Japan. Corea. China and the Philippine
Islands tvia Vancouver and Victoria,
b C)-Empress Japan. ............M Mar II. 800
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
SCHENECTADY STATION OPENED

Schenectady, N y. Feb. 2l.-The new $500 900 pas
senger station of the New York Central Railroad
in this city, said to be the handsomesr along tho
line between New York and Buffalo, was opened
tonight with charity ball under the auspices of
the Schenectady Press Club. The affair also marked
the complete elimination OF grade crossings in
Schenectady
The attendance estimated at one thousand
and guests were present only from Schenec-
tady. but from Albany. Troy, Amsterdam, Johns
town. GoversVilie Saratoga. Ballston Spa COhoes
and Watervltet A score of high officials of the
New York Central were also present
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown Feb @I-Cymrc 'BO. Boston Liverpool
aad rroce'dcdl lucania tRr. New York for Liver
lool Hnd ptocoedcd).
Hanbur. Tet l9-fut H"l Ger.. New York
Amsterdam. Feb % -PTinf GTed=rik Hendrix sIrIfChl
New York via West In Ties Venezuela and Havre.
n-t'rnslelp New Iurk
Havre, Feb 1S-Ka7E Ha"krn tNorj. Ncv York. 10th
LcUis7ac tFr' Sew YORK
NruIfs Fah IH-Ilurt lAu.f. N.v York for Trieste etc
AiIol hay. Fb 21:lan Hscfa~lane UFr. New York Via
cape Tovu for East 'opInr. "o-t Natal.
Alg"re. Fei' 1I-Nintvnto Ronsnno utap New for
Venice. etc
Ciotbenturs. Fab IS Aarstetn tNoD. York
Jancru. Feb iS-kstNinEruve tlIrl,
PcUnambuco, etc.
SAILED
Queenstown Feb cCeitic tEri from Liverpool for New
York
iiaVre, Feb a.Nsrechal SuChet
anscs. Feb Ig-Eyeter city
Cherb-urg 9 rs m--Amertka tCerb,
and Southampton Tor %sw York.
PASSED.
Ponta FerraTia. FEB 2l--Cedrio DR. New York for
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
FOR UPTOWN FLATE0UsEs, s21s,O91.

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms yes
terday Joseph P Day sold in foreclosure No. 242
to 256 West 146th st. four siX-story flathouses
with stores. plot 1S7.6X991f feet. to the
Cooper Realty Company. the plaintiff for s219,-
O91. The amount due about S64 900
He also disposed at sherifs sale Of the right
title and interest which {. \. FIammer had on
May T. I906. or since in the premises No g01 Sth
ave, a four story tenement house a lot 25x100
feet. to J. G. E1ammer d party in interest for
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
Public Notices.

The City Of New York, Dapartmen; Of
Taxes ard Assessments Main Office. Borough
ot Manhattan, Hall OF Records January 10.
By ne Grrster tS EsEH NsE YORK c6ar.. ths. :sa
books called The Annual RECORD Of he IS
tate Of the Boroushs Of Manhattan, The Bronx.
Brooklyn. Queens and Richmond. comprising
lie fn.pection, examinstion AID corrsction en-
the second AonGay ot January. ard Hll re-
Of aaia aaess. onsn rs5s. eR To and including 'He
During the time that tina books ar. open
for public inspection application Hay be made
by any person corporation claiming 10 be
sSsrieved by the assessed valuation of real or
II tho Borough Of Nanhatta1 a. the main
sessuents Hall Of Records. No. q Chambers
IN the Borough Of The Bronx at the office
Of the Department, Municipal Building. Ono
Hundred sad Seventy-seven,h street and Third
tn. Department, Municipal Buiidirs
the DEE # aSE.; 9hs Shs ne,a Sa
svsnus and Fifth street Long Island City.
Of the Department. Borough Hall. New
Brighton. Staten Island
c9EpoTstions in all :hs Hor1gehs st st maxi
Borough Of Manhattan.
valuation Of personal .stat. must De rnade
hy the person assessed at the office Of ths
Department IN tee borough where sIch Per
son resides and in case OF a ncn-resice1t
carrying on business In The city OF New York
at the cffice o< the Department Of the bOr-
SUgh whore sucn place OF business Is located.
between the hours Of 70 A II and p. n.
except Saturday. when I'll applications
clust 5e .naee between 10 4 VI. and I2 noon.
LAWSON PURIFY,
President.
PRANK RAYMOND.
NICHOLAS MULLER
JAMES Il. FULLY.
CHAS- PCTZEI-.
THOMAS Z. HAMILTON.
ETFGH HASTINGS.
Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22

PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPE ADDRESSING MA
Il tftiN r Depart nIent OF NEricutturs Washing
u 60 February -. pN-Sr1l"d
ing and delivering complete OuJft nrrhau
cal addressing Of envelopes be this
Department until o'clock p m March u
1905 and then opened Blank forms specifications ami
other information furnished application to Ntha
Forester Forest Service Washington n g. Envelopes
containing proposals to be endorsed
WILSON. Secretary. ~ -
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
Proposals..

PROPOSALS FOR PIECE EGOODS.-DEPARTM OF
the Interior, office OF Indian Affairs. Washington.
-. February >. 1905. Sealed proposals. plainly
TIE outside Of the envelope: 'FroposaI for piece
goods addressed '-COunissUue- Indian
Affairs. Washington. D; c will be received the
Indian Once until O'Clock of Tuesday. g
1905 then opened furnishing the Indian
With corduroy. CASHMERE kcrscy drI khaki p-Je goods
Bids be made Government blanks. Sched-
ule giving ali necessary information for bid1rs win be
furnished application the Indian Once. Washington
D G: the L Indian Warehouses city.
Chicago, III. st Louis Mo. and Omaha. Nebr The
he o ard ell or
any rsrt OF any +. IEJrPP Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22

me tanpana which reported to Wellheet as IS
miles east of SANDY Hook at 10:l5 D m
pected to dock about p
ne california. which reported Cape
miles southeast Of at
expected to dock about = p m Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
lft,i,ifg .Ig

Madeira. -Ic.
Isle cf Wisht Feb 2I-FIusnd. New York for Antwer,
"0-ffriSIa I,aefr,,
ksblnEa Smith. calcutta ana ,,lo4h,
fr Bston aud New York. Turkistan t{rl. Marseilies
Prave Point Feb 2i-BarhaIossa Ger. New York for
Eremeu
Lizard Feb cI-Statendam Dutch. New York fer Bou-
lNgns and Rotterdam
Malta Fet q = AIuncaster Castle tHr New York for
singapore.
David Graham Phillips Is the author Jack
Candlesss Pull short story IN next Sunday .
Magazine Section OF The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22

l. $ ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM - ARMY
= building, NJ" York y. \. February - iauN
Sealed proposals for repairing di<cs
hor, =. y, VIII he received here - NJ Na~rh
1905. opened Ipror-,1-iov -
nisbod application. JOHN q. n KNTGHT CNi
f,nE{uvcrS- '
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
-AEETPNpnTIT ITT,AN2gERs

To-day. Matinee. at DER FIIEGENDE HoI-
LAENDER. Alien. LanEendOrh. BurgstaIIer. Goritz.
Dippei. BiasS Conductor. Hertz
Tonight popular prices ar s-LA BOHEME-
CavaIferi Dereyne. Bonc ScOtti. JOurnet Dufriche.
Barocchi Conductor. Ferrari
SUNDAY EVG.. FEB IS (POP- PRICES). AT $50.
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
SolOists- Frernstad. Homer: Martin Van Rooy.
RIass Entire Metrop- Opera orch. Cond.. Hertz
Mon. Evg.. Feb. -. at S-I-A BOHEME- Farrar.
De-evne: Caruso Scott Journet. BeSue DIlfriche
Barocchi Conductor. FerrarI
We'd Evg. Feb. 20 at s-lL TRO'AfORh
TecchI. Conductor. Fsr-ar
Fremstad. Kirkby-Lunn. Alten: Burrian. Van Rooy.
Go-itz. ReIss Blass Conductor. Mailer
Fri Evg.. Feb. %. at s-TA TRAyIATA- Farrar.
Jacoby; Caruso. Stracciar. Dufrche. Begue. Tecchi
Conductor, Ferrari
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
MANHATTAN OPERA HoUsE-

34th Stn
TO-DAY MAT. at 1:4J-PELLEaS EFT NELL
SANDE. MARY GARDEN, Gerville Reache. Sigrtst,
MN. Dufranne. Perier. ArimOndi. Crabbe- Musical
Director, CampaninI-
TONIGHT at tpopular prices. tac--S
SIBERIA. Miles. Agostinelli, Trentint; NM Bassl.
Sammarco. Crabbe. Cazauran. GianoIi GaIIettL Mu-
Director, Carnpanini.
SUNDAY NIGHT at s:3O-PopuaT Campanini
Concert (Cavalleria RustCana). JOc-S1.50- Solo
lists; Russ De Cisneros JomeH. Sgrist. DaImOres.
Bassi Dufranre, Crabbe. Frederick Norton and the
entire Manhattan Opera Chorus and Orchestra
NEXT WEEK: NON-LOUISE- MARY GAR
DEN, Nine Bressler- CfianOli: NM. DalmOres. Gill
bert Musical Director. CampaninL
WED.-DINORAH. NINE TETRAZZINL Miles
Trentini Giac0nia NM. AncOna, MugnOz, Daddi.
Venturini. Mus1-aI Director. CaTDaninL
FRI at T:+j-PE7LIEAS EFT NELiSANDE. MARY
GARDEN, Miles GerviHe- Eeache Sigrist: NM
Dufranne. Perier. ArimondL Crab5e. Musical DI-
rector. Campanni.
SAT-. MAT.-LUCIA DI IiMMERMOOR. NINE.
TETRAZZINI NM. Zenatello. SammaTCo. ArI-
mondi Musical Director. Campanini
SAT. NIGHT (pOp. prices Tjc.- -S3)-AIDA.
MINES Russ. De Cisneros. NM Bassi, AQcona.
Arirnondi, Mugnoz Venturtni Mus Dir. Tam
panini
MOND. March 2-PELLEAS EFT MELISASDE-
MARY GARDEN.
Seats for all above selling.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun rises 6i5 sun sets 43 Moon Moons age 20
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook 1880 GOV. Island Hell Gate 1241
tlSanay Hook II GOV Island ~
WIRELESS REPORTS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22

un6sy. Feb!usry p. Public school 3. 40 2i6 East
l0lh street. Ire s. Vile. 'Naecinatioa Gllususteal.
The Huttig news., 1908-05-23
Dress and Dry Goods.

We have choice line of desirable wash
fabrics that will at once appeal to the
saving-inclined.
We have the latest styles in collar nov
elites, long gloves of different colors, the
most beautiful selection of laces and en-
broidcries that we have ever had now
opened up.
Ladies' fancy and embroidered Hosiery.
A new and fancy assortment OF ladies'
handbags and belt. Novelties in tuck
and band combs on display with other
useful and ornamental things.
The Huttig news., 1908-05-23
Millinery Department.

The immortal builder of the temple
said: s'There is nothing new under the
sun" but should he be re-incarnated and
step in our store, as many wise custom
ers do, he would find in our Millinery
Department SO many different shades
and shapes of hats that would surprise
him, that he would buy them all to con-
firm his saying. New leading shades
of Copenhagen blue, Merry Widow
shapes of the latest designs, they are
beauties. Get them before they are gone.
The Huttig news., 1908-05-23
Feed Department.

We are constantly securing Hay, Oats,
Bran, Chops, Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls
and purchasable feed stuffs. We buy
not only the best, but every variety of
feed stuff is bought in car load lots and
not mixed, giving us the advantage in
buying price and discounts. Our cotton
seed meal will stand the highest chemi-
cal test. Our prices on all will be equal
at all times to the market price for like
quality.
The Huttig news., 1908-05-23
Clothing Department.

Having purchased an extra quantity of
mems any boys spring and summer
clothing for the next fifteen days we will
give 5 per, cent. niscount an all goods.
Here you will find the latest styles and
SHADES of clothes made by reliable hous-
es. Clothes of distinction style and
quality are important in the purchase of
garments and we have only this kind
The Huttig news., 1908-05-23
Shoe Department.

We have just opened and have in
stock 40 cases of Peters Diamond Spec
ial Shoes for all the family.
Mems Caskade Oxfords in black and
tan.
Ladies' Par Excellence in pomp and
ties in black and tan.
Children's Tulip in black patent, one
strop sandal.
A full line of Bare Foot sandals for the
Children.
Also full line of LADIES' Children's
and Mems White Canvass Shoes.
The Huttig news., 1908-05-23
Hats and Furnishings.

We have full line of the new shapes
and colors in mems and boys hats as well
as a full line of straw hats.
Mems panama hats from S. to $40 all
shapes.
The underwear and shirt Departments are
both complete for summer wear. Cool
underwear and negligee shirts IN every
style you may desire.