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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
FAVOR FOSTERING
HOME INDUSTRIES
Representative Men Speak at
the Meeting of the Metal
Trades Association
Mayor Taylor Compliments
Structural Steel and Orna=
mental Iren Branch

Apart from the embarrassment
caused by the utterances of Captain ].
Mckinney and the subsequent indigna-
tion OF Mayor Taylor and James RoIph
j l.. the meeting of the structural steel
and ornamental iron branch Of the
metal trades association. Friday night
was the most successful held in the
cause Of home industry in San Fran
cisco.
Representatives from almost every
civic and commercial body in the city
were present and the trend of the
speeches indicated that all were fully
alive 10 the. conditions existing in the
city and TO the need Of a course of
action along educational lines to rem
edy these conditions The slogan of
the meeting was Home Industry
Fred J. White, chairman Of the
branch, went into the subject fully
and showed that TO better the existing
order Of affairs ii was necessary to
help the local iron and steel manufac-
turers.
II. W. Kerrigan. commissioner Of the
branch. in dealing. with the same sub
5ect- said the people of the state and
city had in the past been lukewarm
IN their attitude toward home indus
tries. but that they were beginning
10 realize the seriousness of existing
facts and were evincing a tendency
10 Go what they could to remedy them.
II. II Barnett, editor Of Emanu-El
and an authority on economics. took
up the subject from an economical
standpoint ard IN q well delivered
speech pointed out exactly what was
necessary for Improvement
Mayor Taylor in his speech said he
would do everything in his power TO aid
home Industries and complimented the
structural steel and ornamental iron
branch Of the California metal trades
association for its efforts in this di-
rection.
Andrea Sbarboro. president OF the
manufacturers and producers asso-
citation. detailed the work OF his organ
ization. and concluded with an appeal
10 the people OF California TO protect
the interests OF the wine industry of
the state. which annually represented
$500 0O0.0
Captain McKinery. manager of the
citizens alliance. said he found a ne
cessity for differential in the freight
rates in the finished and raw products
in the east and that If the city once
secured that II would not feel the diff
ference of bidding and competing in
iron and steel with eastern manufac-
turers-
Newton Tharp, city architect, said he
would. whenever possible, give the
city's work TO local manufacturers.
Speaking for the contractors, Pres
ident Zwierlein of the builders asso-
citation. said the contractors appre-
ciated the value of home Industry and
were anxious to help in keeping the
money at home
Similar sentiments were uttered by
Andrew n. Davis. president Of the
merchants association. and he advised
the corporation Of merchants toward
the end desired.
Henry Lehe, representing the house
smiths. Mr. Churchill of the Mission
promotion association and H ". Pos
tlethwaite were among those at the
meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
TRACE OF LOST BROTHER
SOUGHT BY AUSTRALIAN
Father of Missing Man Died
Shortly Before Sailing for
New Zealand Home

SAN MATEO, Aug. 2s.-In a search
being carried on from the old family
home in Australia, a romance con-
Meeting one of the pioneer residents Of
San Mateo has been revealed
Many years ago Charles Reid, q
wealthy New Zealander. came to Cali
fornia for the benefit of his health and
bought a large amount of property
here, where he lived for 10 years. Feel
ing that his end was approaching. Reid
decided TO go to his home in the antip-
odes and bought a steamer ticket. He
died shortly before the vessel sailed
His wife used her husbands ticket
for the purpose of transporting the re-
mains TO New Zealand. where the body
was placed in the family plot
The Reids had IL children. two OF
whom were Donald and Harry. Donald
Reid has written TO old friends of the
family in this city. the Robert Wis
noms, advising them that he is seekin
his lost brother. Harry Graham Reid.
Harry Reid came TO California some
years ago and engaged in the orange
business. last being heard from near
Los Angeles in 1900.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Saturday, August 20:
Felix Larousse. 2S 2s5 Langton St, and
Maria Funnel. 10. 1927 Fourteenth ave.
John \. Girrens 26, Oakland, and Katie s.
Peterson. %, Petaluma.
William L. Clark. 80. 1910 Market ST., and
Anna j Peterson %, PetaIuma
Walter Koch. %. and Johanne F. Thinesen.
% both OF zoos jefferson ST.
Maxwell McNutt "a, 2429 jackson St, and
Florence Mcdonald. %. Santa Rosa.
Victor S. Grey, 81, 22l3 octavia St, and Ma
tilda NJ. Logan. IS. 1887 Webster ST.
Elmer Dewar 81, Sacramento, and Bessie
Jackson. 10 II Butler ave
Knut s. $. Norberg. o. Ssi Sanchez St, and
s. Annie Swanson. u. 337 Douglas st
Ernst ". Mansen. % and Emilia Davis 20,
both of 252l Twenty fourth ST.
OAKLAND. Aug. 2e.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
George Noble. So and MiIlie E. Terry. %. both
of San Francisco
John F. walmsley. 80. Oakland. and Maybelle
6e Hart "a San Jose.
William T. Lerris. 81. and Jennie E. Hughes.
20. both of Oakland
BOwIE-In this city. July u. zoos, TO the wife
OF James B. Bowie, son.
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BORN

BODEKER-In this city. August "a. 1905. 10
the wife OF A f. Bodeker lnee McNeiD, a
daughter
BoREL-In this city. August 81, zoos. TO the
wife OF d. Borel, daughter
DANIELS-In this city. august 2s. 1908, to
the wife of the late F. L. Daniels, a
daughter
FITzGERALD-In this city July Z. 1908. to
the wife Of Edmund S. Fitxgerald, a son.
FoSTER-In this city. August IS. 1908, TO the
wife of Dan 7. Foster. daughter.
GARIBALDI-In this city July 10, 1908, to
the wife OF o. Garihaldi, son.
JoRGESSEN-In this city. August a. 1908, to
the wife Of PAU Jorgensen tnee Robinson), q
daughter.
KOSTEN-In this city, August 49, 1905. 20 the
wife OF Charles William Frederick kosteH, a
son.
LAvIN-In this city. August 16. .190s. to the
wife of J. W LAWN tree Wissell, daughter.
RADIUS-In this city. August %. 1905, TO the
wife OF W. A. Radius. daughter.
Resin this city. August "a, 1908. TO the
wife of John Lawrence Refs, daughter.
sCHI.AGL-In Alameda Cal, August 10, 1905,
TO the wife of A. ]. Sehlagl SON
SMITH-In this city. August 8, 1908. TO the
wife Of Frank Ralston Smith, a daughter.
woLFSOHN-In this city. August 20. zoos, to
the wife Of n. L Nolfsohn (nee Gutstadt1, q
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CARD oF THANKS

SANTRY-NTrs. j. Santry and family desire
TO express their heartfelt thanks to their
many friends for the beautiful floral offerings
and the many acts of kindness extended dur
ing their recent bereavement in the loss Of a
devoted husband and a loving father.
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CARD OF THANKS

LEHOUSSE-The family and relatives Of the
late Edward E Lehousse desire 10 express
kind sympathy and Coincidence during their re-
cent bereavement.
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THE sTARFIsH

The starfsh. netted, commits suicide.
It dissolves into many pieces, which
escape through the meshes OF the net.
Then a kind of resurrection takes
place, each piece growing into per-
J feet starfish
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CARn oF THANKs

MORSE-The family Of the late George
Morse herewith desire 10 extend their heart
felt thanks TO their friends for the many acts
of kindness. and floral offerings. extended to
them in their late bereavement.
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Compagiie Generate TrausatIautiuue

DIRECT LINE To HAyRE-PARIs.
saiings every Thursdav. instead OF SATURDAY.
at 10 a. m. from pier A. North River. foot Of
Morton St
First class TO Havre. s7T.5o and upward; Sec
ond class 10 Havre $50 < and a. upward GENERAL
ADA 10 State ST. New York ]. r. FrGAZf
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery St. San
Francisco Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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The net result of the week was lower
prices for the Comstocks and Tonopahs
and higher quotations for the Gold
fields.
Following are the highest daily quo
tations during the week:
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announeeTnent OF the event
are published once in this column free of charge
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Changes in Mining Stocks for Past Week

There was not much feature to min
ing stocks last week There was an
active business IN some of the southern
NeTadas on Monday. with the leaders
generally higher. On Tuesday reports
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co
SOUTHERN DIVISION, AUGUST 1C
100S. VIA sAr1SAITTO

SOUTHERN DIYISI0N). AUGUST 10,
1905, VIA sAUsALITo
For SausaIfto, MID Valley, San Rafael
-Dafly-Every 80 minutes from 6:45 10 g:15
a. m; hourly until 3:45 p. m; then 4.l5 aud
every 80 minutes until 1:45 p. N; 9.O0 I0:35
D. NJ 1918 a. M
on sundays addifionzl trips as follows: fo.l5
Ii:15 q. m and 1918. l.i5 p IA
For Fairfax-week days-6.55. T:I5. SIS
Ioss ssana;sf4s4s nd; l S S:Is III io.i5 N io.is' s5s'
For 70 san SAN aluentin~DaIi5I a. m. sna
n N. daily for Lagunitss. Camp Meeker. Noafs
Rio cazadero and way stations.
s.15 a. N. sunday only for Point Reyes ana
roinfs heyond to Cazadero-
S5.f5 81 m daily Except Sundays). S-45 \ -
and 4 .45 .. M tSundays only). for Point Reres
and Nay stations
VIA TIBURON
For Tfburon, Belvedere and san Rsf..,
-7.35. 500. 1910. HOO a. m $50. sic. $50
on SUNDAYS additional trips At 1a.so ,.so
p N. for San Rafael "a and intsTmedisie points
Hesldsbur- Clove-dale. Ukiah Willis So.
wood Scbastopol and way stations.
500 q. NJ. daily for Petaluna. Santa Ros,
Glen Ellen cagR R.s. nsess,1a nsE ssa way stations
Il ii:oo a n. daily for Petaluna. santa Ros.
$50 ;. N. daily for Petaiuna. santa Ro..
Hes ldsburg Cloverdale. Fkiah, Cuerneville e.
bastopol and way stations.
$40 ?. N. daily FOR Petaluma. Santa Rosa ana
3 5:sO p n daily for Glen Ellen and war sta
sTo Tihuron Only
Pacific transfer couipany's AGENTS s-e author-
ized to cheek ha=sage direct from residences.
TICKET OFFICE Ferry RufIif,--
GENERAL OFFICES james Flood BnIIdinx
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

Depot 18th and Mission sts-DaiIy except sun
day--Leaye- s1-4Ja. 9-15a 1:45p. 5:50D- Ar
rive I.S5a. 9sooa- '12.]5p- 5-35p- SUNDAYS and
holidays-Leave- 7:55a. 9.15a. ss10s0oa l0-s0a.
1900 noon. 1:45p. 5.5op. SLIP. Arrive: 7;ssa,
e.Doa. IL .24a- 122p. S55p. s5.c51. 5.S5p. .52n.
saflxed- ssGranadB Exnrass. makes no later
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DIED

BADEN-In this city, August 81. 1905 Lena
Baden beloved mother of Bertha and Leon
Baden. and sister of Henry and Julius Ach.
a native Of San Francisco. Cal, aged D
years. portland. Ore, and Louisville, Ky,
papers please copy.l
The funeral services viii be held today
Sunday at 9:1J a. m, at her late residence.
1863 Jackson street Interment private.
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cARn oF THANKS

BRUNING-The family Of the late william
Bruning herewith desire to extend their heart.
felt thanks TO their friends for the many
acts of kindness and sympathy, and floral of
ferings. extended to them In their late be-
reavement.
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that Combination Fraction was likely
TO declare z dividend in the near future
gave that stock a firm tone with large
transactions The rest of the week was
uneventful There was nothing new in
the Comstocks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

1000 Pacific Electric Ry IS .....-IO IO5. 90
800 Ar.Eoas es 1900. 5 -...lol .62H
s-'e9S United 3 Of 49, To-57E
Street
$50 Husehins0n 5 CO -.......-... l7.iasS
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DUMSlUChS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were tie sales on the san Fran
cisco stock and exchange beard yesterday:
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this city. August %, zoos. at the
parents residence. 80 Ramsel street. Ing1e-
side, Marian NJ. beloved infant daughter 0t
Dell and Lizzie Wilson native of San Fran
cisco. CAL, aged months and days.
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California stock and OH Exehange
OFFICIAL SAILS
Mining Stocks

i1-30 a. n
~ --tt-l-- .------------- =.
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InformaI Session

kerular NornlnC Session
2oo Con "a II Co s. SOC Silver hin =. sc
100 MN rat.-
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Officers and members OF A1catraz parlor No.
las. n. S. @. W. are requested to attend
the funeral of our late brother, &C. F. Roach.
today Sunday. August So AT $3.50 p. m. al
2l23 Bush street. s. ]. GATES, President.
+. W. SwICK, Secretary
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READER this city. August 20. 1905. James
beloved husband of Frozine Reade, and fathel
of James F., Paul. Virginia and the lat
Charles, Julia, Peter and Gerald Reade, 8
native Of Ireland. aged e4 years. member
OF Court Occidental No. 66I6, A. o. F.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tMon
day). at l O'Clock, from his late residence
ia Henry street. thence TO Mission Dolores
church for services. Interment Holy Gross
cerneferr
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OCEAN TRAVEL

TICKET OFFICE AT sAUsALTro FERRY
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RoACH-In this city. August %. zoos. Charles
T.. beloved husband of Viola Roach father OF
Edna Roach. and son OF Mary T. and the late
Tobias Roach native OF California. aged 30
years. A member Of Alcatraz parlOr No. 14s,
N s q W
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Friends and aequafntances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services today
Sunday, August 80 1908 at $50 O'Clock
,. m. at the parIors of Julius s. Godeau
2l23 Bush street. where services viii be held
under the auspices of Alcatraz parlor NJ.
l45, \. S. G.. W. Incineration /. o. O. T.
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wILCox-In Grass Valley. CAL. August %
1905 Maude Stone. wife of Albert L. Wilcox.
daughter of W R Stone, granddaughter OF
Mrs. E. Fl. Curtis and sister of Arlie B.
Stone. native of San Francisco Cal.
Fura-aJ noffra las
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SIafoN-in this city, August o. 1908. Lena. be-
loved wife Of the late Meyer Simon, mother
w,f isiuor sI she a. so5spn Sios: % ~
hfs r. Jacobs a native Of Germany. aged
II years 10 months and IA days. New York
papers pleas. copy.i
Friends and -cquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attent the funeral services toTnor-
lMondayl at 10 O'clock. from her late
residence, 1414 Webster street. Intement
Hills OF Eternity cen,afery. By 1870 a. m-
train from Third and ToM.lsend streets
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-18
OFFICIAL COUNT IN LATE
ELECTION PARTLY MADE
Figures Verified as Regards Electors
on Republican Ticket and Three
of the Special Propositions
Submitted

The official count of the vote cast in
Los Angeles county November 3 for
presidential electors on the Republican
ticket was completed by the board of
supervisors yesterday as follows:
u. s. Grant, Jr., 41,4S2; Samuel M.
Shortridge, 41,973; G. w. Dwinnell. A.
1853; Alden Anderson. 41,961; Francis
M Smith, 1856; H. G. Dinkelspiel,
Al BAL; Delos o. Druffel, Al, 1888;
Thomas j. Field. Abb; Byron Erken-
brecher, 41,3O8; Lyman M. King, A.
273.
This shows a difference of only 30
between the high and low vote.
The vote on the three special propo-
sitions submitted at the election is
also completed. On the capital re-
moval question a total vote of 1886
was cast, 1858 in favor of and 34,S33
against the removal
On the India basin act 5552 votes
were cast in it's favor and 30,S39 against,
and the seawall act won 1910 for and
29,718 against
The count from now on, it is ex-
pected, will be rapid.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-18
CLUBMAN HELD INNOCENT
OF ATTEMPTED EXT0RTI0N
Charge Against A. A TaImaee Dis
missed by Justice seIph, Evidence
Presented Being Regarded
as insufficient

A. A. Talmage, president of the Pitts
burg-Salt Lake Oil company and prom
inent in club circles, left Justice Selph's
court yesterday a free man, the COM
plant charging him with attempting to
extort money from Ray D. Robinson, a
dentist, having been dismissed.
Talmage was arrested at the Califor-
mia club November 8 by Deputy Con-
stable Johnson, after the dentist re-
ceived a letter calling upon him to send
$3.50 to the club by O'Clock that day,
or, in the event of failure, have his
transactions published.
Attorney Jud r. Rush of Talmage's
counsel maintained that the evidence
was defective and that the prosecution
had not connected the clubman with
the actual writing of the letter. His
view of the case was accepted by the
Justice as correct.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-18
DEFENSE IN ARSON
TRIAL GIVEN BLOW
Unsigned Agreement 5etweene F. M.
Drummond and His Wife May
Prove Detrimental to Inter-
ests of Defendant

An unsigned agreement, by the terms
of which Mrs. Carrie Drummond was
to divide her property with her hus-
band. F. NJ. Drummond, veteran liv-
ing at Sawtelle was introduced in the
trial Of the latter in the superior court
yesterday.
Drummond is charged with arson, it
being alleged that he set fire to his
wife's house July is, and, anticipating
the probable action of the defense in
contending that the house was COM
munity property, the paper, prepared
by Drummond's attorney before the
fire occurred, will, says Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Horton, prove that the
husband had no interest in the build
ing, and thus his claim that he cannot
be accused of burning his own property
will not stand.
Four more witnesses remain to be
examined by the prosecution. The de-
tense will place about ten witnesses
on the stand, and 1t is probable the
case will not go to the jury before
sometime tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-18
PROTEST IN STREET
CASE BORES COUNCIL
GRAND AVENUE PROPRIETOR
GETS RICH QUICK
Purchases Property for $4,000, and is
Soon Afterward Awarded $4,000
for Condemnation of a
Portion of II

The city council dozed all day yes
terday over the tedious proceedings on
the protest for the opening of Grand
avenue between Temple and California
streets.
Several times members of the council
sneaked out while no one was looking,
and the attorneys for both sides OF
the question had to call a halt because
of no quorum. Then the sergeant-at-
arms had to go into the highways and
byways. soda fountains and other
places and round up the recreant men,
bers.
The question involved is the value Of
a piece of property condemned for the
opening of the street. The property IN
question: is owned by Phillip Eicholz.
The board of referees appointed by the
superior court to fix the value of con-
demned land when the matter to open
the street was begun, in November,
1905, awarded Mr.. Eicholz little more
than $50, 600. In. addition to the land
taken for opening the street, Mr..
Eicholz still owns enough property to
be benefited by the street opening.
According to testimony introduced
yesterday Eicholz purchased the prop
erty from ]. d. Bicknell in February
after the street opening proceedings
were begun, paying $4,000. He gave
81, 900 cash and mortgage Ior $Io,OUU'
The chief protest is based on this
feature of the case. Judge Bicknell
testified yesterday that when he ac-
cepted 800, 900 for the property he be-
lieved he was getting a fair price for
it, and that, to the best of his belief,
that was all it was worth at the time
he sold it, which was shortly after the
proceedings were begun.
With $780, 900 paid for the portion OF
the property condemned and enough
left to be worth 100000 at the same
ratio the property owners who Will
have to pay the unusually high cost of
the opening of this block feel they are
not being Justly dealt with. That prop
erty considered worth only $4,000
should increase in value to $4,000 in
few months and especially in that por-
ton of the city where realty values are
not active seems incredible to the pro-
testants. Nearly all the evidence yes
terday was to establish the value or
real estate in that vicinity.
The council will not take action on
the matter until 1t has thoroughly con-
sidered it in committee of the whole.
but the sentiment of individual MEM
bers is that it will be best to abandon
all proceedings the protestants to pay
the cost as far as the matter has gone.
This stipulation the protestants them
selves made at the opening of their
case.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-18
COMMISSIONERS DIVIDED
ON GRANTING OF LICENSE
Application Signed by Majority of
Frontage, but Location Is In Build
ing Occupied by Salvation
Army

For the first time in the history of the
present police commission there was a
division of the vote yesterday. 1t was
not very equally divided, Commissioners
Woodill and Tufts and Mayor Harper
voting on one side and Commissioner
Lewis on the other.
The matter under discussion was the
granting of a billiard hall license to
Willis Montgomery for 1873 East Fifth
street. As the location is in the same
building with the Salvation Army Com
missioner Lewis believed that body
would object, The application for the
license was signed by majority of the
frontage, and under the circumstances
the other commissioners were willing
to grant the request. When 1t came to
a vote Commissioner Lewis voted no
and nearly gave his colleagues heart
disease.
Somehow or other this particular
matter had not been framed up in the
executive session of the commission,
which is always held before the official
meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-18
| Must Raise $1,000 in Two DAYS
Creditors Demand Settlement Wednesday
Night-Big Sale Opens THIS Morning,
a. M, ITO w. Third.

Having guaranteed creditors. I as receiver
OF bankrupt firm of Woolsey & Swift Cloth
ing located at 10 w. Third St, that
would raise the required $1,000 deficiency in
two days If permission be given me to cut
prices on goods l chose. 1t is now up to
me to raise the money. Every man. woman
or child attending this sale will be offered
two. three and in some four dollars
worth of goods for one dollar for two days
only Come early.
Cluett, Silver and other high grade $50
and 50 shirts. 75c Broken lines of Arrow
collars in all styles and Sizes loo; white foot
hose. 1Oc.
Suits for good dressers. finely made, fash.
ionable lines, at less than the price of cheap
made goods Every suit in the entire stock
is worth three times the price we are
asking you to pay. In fact, that is the way
we are quoting prices throughout the entire
stock. Have look at these sacrifices.
Here is a crackerjack line of SUITS just as
good as the best tailor is putting out for
SIS and upward; $3.50 to S14 per suit
would be the usual sale price; we ask you
to pay only 1925.
$40 mems suits. s475 $50 mems suits.
1926; s25 mems suits, s10.95.
200 mems odd coats from suits. values
from $1,000 to $500, s3.45.
200 odd coats from $4,000 to $500 suits,
s4.95.
No exclusive clothing store can show yod
better than the suits we are offering you
in this lot. the very best style, workman
ship and materials and you get the choice
of the lot for st2.15. soc and Csc balbriggan
tn Or 70 al in
81, ~ 80 80 ~ ~ 49, - ,,es. -
oa' a., an P1,ii, -, az III
- -. ~, rs ~ , 80 70
soc brown rib underwear 19c $3.50 wool
unIel MeaI' ~, 70 W. az iN
unuei wal ''T, 80 ,S ANN w. uilu e
reductions
fesuar o9e anu 20 soiL ST. -, 't.pss
.,n,it mi, Soso,,, Aoo. niaartic ito 80
quaIty SUN posolsi. ~, " sisan'iS i,Ie ~
Sh1o' $l.oo ana ~ shl1ls III an uesn ape I.
hgh quaIity Haterlal' hneIy Ihaue anu , M
lshed IN an the latest patterns uots' stripes,