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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
NEW SKIN REMEDY ny
STOPS ITCHING
Skin Troubles, Aggravated by Hot
Weather, Quickly Cured.

When IL Is known that poslam, the
Few skin remedy. will stop the tortur-
Gus itching attending eczema with
first application and bring immediate
relief and comfort 20 sufferers from
all skin troubles which are aggravated
by hot weather. its merit will be IN
stantly appreciated. On the tender
skin OF chatting infants. poslam may
be- used with soothing and beneficial
effects. II is applied externally, ana
liz remarkable healing powers begin
their work ~ once.
All skin diseases, including eczema,
acne. herpes, rash. letter, etc, yleld
readily to its remarkable curative
properties. Occasional application OF
poslam, in small quantities, VIII
quickly banish pimples, hives, black
heads. blotches. and will relieve ana
cure itching feet, scaly scalp, humorS'
etc. "A special 50-cent package has
been adopted for those who use
poslam for these minor troubles. rms
rs well as the regular twodollar jar
IS on sale at the Central Drug co.
four stores. Gray K Worcester's, ana
other leading drug stores In Detroit
An experimental supply OF poslam
may be obtained free OF charge py
writing 20 the Emergency Labora
tories 81 West Twenty-ifth Street
New York City.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
AVOID MODERN|STS
AS YOU WOULD
THE DEVIL
POPE PIUs.
PoNTlFF's ADDRESS TO PILGRIMS
FROM VENICE SHOWS HIS IN
TENTIoN OF CONTINUING CAM
PAlGN AGAINST NEW THOUGHT

ROME, Sept lS.-"Flee from these
mode rnists. and, If they follow you.
cry out, Get thee behind me, Satan. y
With these remarkable words,
spoken with imprcsslyeness OF man
ner and with deep force OF purpose,
his holiness Pope Plus today re-
ceived the pilgrimage from Venice.
They form concretely the pope's pur-
pose OF continuing his campaign
against modernism and revision in the
mother church and its tenets Ever
since the issuance OF his encyclical
some months ago when he first began
waging open warfare against the mod
ern spirit. he has continued at inter
walls his inimical campaign.
His utteranCe today in view OF its
force and the circumstances under
which II is made. has caused a deep
impression.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

train. was not stopped here as railroad
men say II should have been. and went
on north at high speed. meeting a
south-bound frdgh/ near Rosebush.
head-on
Both engines were wrecked the
light engine the worst. Fireman Jo-
seph Shelter OF this engine Vas badly
scalded. but will live lie Is receiving
treatment here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

Benjamin Priest. OF Owosso. engl-
neer OF the light engine. was found
after "A search unconscious under tbe
ruins OF the locomotive. but was MOI
badly hurt Brakeman Fred Roger, ot
OwoSso. who vas riding on the engine
was scalded J.. II. Radford. Owosso
engineer OF tho south-bOund train. was
also scalded about the arms and chest.
The road is blocked.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
THE STAGE
THEATER COMIQUE.


The cosy little theater presents n
very clever bill this week. The head
liners are Fox and Summers. who pre-
sent clever little skit, OF their own
copyright, which made an immense
hit with the house from the start.
This Is the first appearance IN De-
troit OF this team, but they certainly
made strong impression. Dolph
Weight, swinging wire artist. gives an
act that is certainly novelty All
his work is on a swinging wire and he
performs stunts" upon the wire that
are certainly out OF the ordinary. LII
liam Knox and Arthur fest in Illus
trated songs, were UP TO the standard.
The bill closes with the Comiquescope.
featuring Paris fire department and
other very instructive and amusing
pictures. The house has had an ex
Cellent season The popular prices
that prevail makes II the best show
for the money In the middle west.
a. Arthur Caille and J. II. Kunsky, |
OF the Casino company, OF Detroit, re-
ceived final plans for a new theater
at Nos 23l and 233 Woodward-ave., |
Thursday. The work OF tearing out
the old structure has been going on
for 10 days and II Is expected the new
theater will be ready for its opening
by Thanksgiving day The seating
capacity OF the new theater will be
about 1000 and popular prices OF ad-
mission will prevail II will have a
frontage OF about 80 feet and a depth
OF more than 100 feet.
Lady Frederick Berolles. the cen.
trail figure in w. Somerset Maugham's |
remarkably successful comedy. Lady |
Frederick" In which Charles Froh- |
man presents Ethel Barrymore this
season, represents a type to be found |
the world over-a widow who Is liv-
ing far beyond her means on the cred |
ii she has previously established
Lady Frederick Berolles is an Irish
widow. about 30 years OF age and
wonderfully fascinating. an aristo
cratic pauper who cozens tradesmen
TO her hearts content until they saw
agely come to demand their money
and then with native Celtic wit she
extricates herself from many an en-
barrassing position and In one In
stance receives humble apology
from one OF her dunning creditors.
Miss Barrymore Is said to be delight |
fully fitted and Mr. Frohman has sur
rounded her with an exceptionally
strong company Of players. Charles
Frohman will present Ethel Barry |
more in Lady Frederick" at the De-
troit Opera house the last half OF
next week, with a matinee on Satur-
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

vincent's Catholic church. Following
the ceremony. a reception for 100
guests was held I'm the home OF the
brides parents. No. 257 Nauonal-ave.
The couple have gone on wedding
trip and will be at home at the cor
ner OF Smith-ave and John R.-st. after
Oct. L.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

The Rev. J. Elmer Littell. pastor OF
Grace Baptist church OF River Rouge,
and Miss Gertrude A. Charter, a mem.
Der OF his congregation. went TO Roch.
ester, Mich. Wednesday. and were
quietly married Several knew OF the
intentions OF the young couple. but no
one but the couple was aware that the
ceremony was to be performed so
soon. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. r. Wilfred Lindsay, OF Roch.
ester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
The Eternal Feminine

A man has a better idea OF the
measure OF eternity after he has seen
two women engaged in saying good.
by,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

An unusually fine concert was given
I'm Emmanuel Presbyterian church
Thursday evening for the benefit OF
the building fund. and the audience
present was one OF the largest ever
gathered IN the church. The principal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

Miss Sophie Wright, OF New or.
leans. who was the guest OF Mrs. Der.
tram c. Whitney last week and is at
present In Stratford. Ont, attending
the convention OF Kings Daughters
OF Canada, will return 10 Detroit Sat.
urday and attend the state convention
OF that organization TO be held in De.
trolt Sept. %. "a and 25. The after.
noon OF Sept %, Miss Wright will
ave an illustrated lecture in the De.
troit opera house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
FOUR HURT IN CRASH
ON ANN ARBOR ROAD

MT. PLEASANT. Mich, Sept IS
A light" engine on the Ann Arbor
road going north to pick up a work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

feature OF the program was the bag
pipes and violin selections by the
Messrs Duncan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

Miss Agnes Andrus entertained at
dinner Thursday evening in her home.
No. $50 Brush-st.. in honor Of Miss
Daisy Findlater. whose marriage to
Harrison Monroe Durham, OF Grand
Rapids. takes place Sept %. The
ushers will give a theater party next
Monday evening and Tuesday evening
Mrs c. X. Wilson will give u luncheon
for Miss Findlater.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

HAMMONDSPORT. ~ Y. Sept. lS.
Lieut.. Selfridge had been deeply in
terested In the problem OF air flight
since Prof. Alexander Graham Bell be.
gan his experiments here several years
ago He was stationed last year at
the aerial experiment station at Ham.
mJndsport and witnessed all the i'm
.rortant flights made by the coterie OF
aeronauts under the direction OF Prof.
Bell.
Selfridge was q. warm personal
friend Of Charles oliver Jones, who
fell 10 death from the alrship Boom
erang In Maine several weeks ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
Machine a Total Wreck.
Story OF the Accident.

While the machine was circling the
drill grounds. carrying Lieut. Self
ridge and Wright. a propeller blade
snapped and hitting some other part
Of the intricate mechanism, caused II
TO overturn In the air and fall 10 the
ground, enveloping the two occupants
In the debris. Two thousand saw the
accident
Soldiers and spectators ran across
the field and assisted in lifting
Wright and Lieut. Selfridge from un.
der the tangled mass OF machinery.
rods. wires and shreds OF muslin.
Wright was conscious and said:
ooh, hurry and lift the motor"
Selfridge was unconscious and had
apparently struck the ground with
great force. His head was covered
with blood and he was choking.
Rushed to Hospital.
DR.. Waters, a New York physician,
was one OF the first to reach the spot,
When their wounds had been ban
daged. the two men were taken in
Fort Myer hospital at the other end
Of the field. Ii was feared that
Wright was suffering from internal In
jurtes. He had lapsed into a state OF
semi-consciousness by the time he
reached the hospital. while Selfridge
did not regain consciousness at all.
He was suffering from a fracture at
the base of the skull and was IN a
critical condition.
He died in few minutes.
Wright later regained consciousness
and dictated cablegram To his
brother at lie Mans, France. and re-
quested that n duplicate message be
sent TO his sister aud father at Day
ton. o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

The marriage OF Miss Helen Jose.
phine Bettison and Edward Milton
Helwig was celebrated Wednesday
evening at o'clock in the residence
OF the Rev. J. G.. Doherty, pastor OF ST.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

ter. Lillian. have, returned from 10
days trip to Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Washington and other eastern cities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
WRIGHT TO STAY
THREE MONTHS
IN HOSPITAL
CONTINUED from Page one)

{ContInucd from rage oneD
attending physicians say he cannot
possibly leave the institution before
an elapse of three months and pos
sibly longer A more thorough ana
searching examination OF MI Wright
was made this morning TO ascertain
whether ne might be suffering from
internal hurts. The physicians are
convinced that he is not and that the
fractures are the only injuries.
May Rob Him Of Nerve
II Is feared by scientific men that
the frigh,ful experience suffered by
Wright viii rob him OF his wonderful
nerve and skill in making aerial
fights. II this should be so II VIII
rob the world OF scientist who seems
10 be on the verge Of solving the ques'
ton OF aerial navigation. Wright
will be- wonderful man H. he
does not suffer from his expert
ence with n feeling OF dread for the
danger OF high places.
II the government insists on a
strict Interpretation OF It's agreement
with Wright. he Will not receive the
SS5 900 offered for the demonstrations
OF his aeroplane. According 10 the
contract which Wright had with the
government. he was to pass his speed
and endurance tests within a month
lfter his arrival here. which would be
Sept %. The accident which not only
injured the aviator but smashed the
machine makes this obviously impos-
tible.
The possibility that Wilbur Wright,
40 has been making experiments at
mans, France, would come 20 this
antry and continue the demonstra-
" as Of his brother. was dismissed to-
-. y on account OF the lack OF an aero
plane.
Machine a Total Wreck.
The machine used by Orville
Wright was totally demolished by the
accident from which it suffered. Even
with another aeroplane the demon
STATIONS would extend so late into
the season that heavy winds and
storms would greatly Interfere.
IL is declared today that the tests
will be discontinued until next
spring, but in the meantime the ayi-
ators will be handicapped In their In
ventions by lack OF money.
Maj Squier had expected to ac-
company Wright yesterday. but when
he learned that Lieut.. Selfridge. OF
the signal corps, was anxious to go.
he gave way This courtesy saved his
life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18

Or. and Mrs. s. Brenton aud dsugh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-18
In Society

Miss Elizabeth Monaghan, OF No, "a
Lincoln-ave., entertained informally
Thursday evening in honor OF Mrs.
Frank Monaghan, OF Iowa City. la.
Mrs. Monaghan spent the summer In
Alpena and will return to her home
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Ramsdell.
of Manistee, have issued invitations
for the wedding OF their daughter,
Miss Ruth Ramsdell, to James Francis
Campbell. one OF the best known mu-
sicians OF Detroit, the ceremony TO
take place at O'CLOCK Wednesday
evening, Sept %. In the family resi-.
dnce In Manistee.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
JUrpER & e7ECESS DRESSES

satin Foufz-fss ard Chiffon sn1
Ias.-ous TsTs-as- and Without
BACK Or White transparent ace
vor-E PIearsI Skirts.
contrasting folds --.--- -----..--- = -
Princess Dresses Ts-a and shower
Ts-- F-r.larr.-r==- ccl--- a-i
comb nations Brussels and rl-st
N Yoses ard Sleeves.
s,4 ----e 80 80. .-z---= a. '---.-.----tQ %
Fl1z- SIX Princess Dresses TO $50 90
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SIX AND SATIN JACKETS AND
GOATS; ALSO NOVELTIES
IN LACE COATS.

Black Ta-ets SILK Jacss-s-si.k lI1etL
button CGJz v-4y-sI sizss------- 1 -
Black TaHeta silk JaCkets-t~aif
trtn.uled-Also the rev ace ur1-1
Jackets in black and CO.o-s- ---.----- 3 -
Novelty TaGsca SIX Jackets
richly braided also Lace Braid Butterfly
Jacket-bIack and coIors-eiaborate
fancy Jesi g1s-sit1 lined -------- = -
Black six Renaissance Braid Goats
with silk appiiquef flst inserts
six Tnsd-worth s.. On. -.-...--.1 ! IS
Finer and more elaborate six ard
lace CoaL-uas5-un1 Ieusth--ooss o.
-dJteG-iCnE, MEDIUM or snort
sleeves TO s35-9S-
Long Black SIX C1oaks-
seren-eighth and full leCgrE-Emolre
or >ulI loose effect-vith applique
collars or trimmings % six
Natural tint Pongee a1a Gold Cloth
Novelty Jackets and
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

new JERSEY Z !'.. GESTRlL.
EVERY HOUR On TIE HOUR
FOE tHlLADELPHIA- Lv- W. Esd ST: {:
$50. $50. SO. $50. $50 105o. 1I-2o.
$50. 5-.e. $50: 80. SO. I1,oo ? m sun
- 30 80. $50. $40. $50. 5-5O. $50 80
80 lu-20. ll.59 ?. m
40 2 90 600 tloo iis0 "a m" m. y 40
mon. 100. 80. . 90 200 zoe = so 5 90,
zoe, go 500 sGo p N. lc-l5 midnight
sundays 80. SEQ 600, 1000. II 90 a m.
7-oo Soc. 300. 1880 ?. m, y 10 midnisht.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
u. Y 23D st. .:-7.50 $50. II so a n.
80 3 81. 5.50 $50 .. N: caily.
- IBERTY sT:-15o $50 70 oe =, iTY Fny'
FOR ATLANTIC CITY Lv. " ZAP o
sL:-95o 8. m ~ 90 sats 90 o1iy,, So
ssts- on!yl. 3 20 ? N. Sundays. loV a H.
FOR LAEEwooD AND LAk6H ,s H URsI- Rs+.
II W 81 80 e 10 n o. '15,2S ss9g osiS1 oS
: IN. Sunsass s 20 $50 a m. 20 D NJ
Lv LIBERTY 500 1000 a n.
Il 90 Sats o1!yl. ! 50. ; 30. 70, $40 to-oo
Ssts- only) ?. N Sundays. $50. loUo & H.
Tine tables nav be obtained at foilowinx
Offices Liberty 81. West sd St Tel 81 5lSt
Chelsea Astor House 24S t3t l30v,
:25+ Bro@d~ay is2 E!.sa -os Ag Tsirt 81 F.Ifn AVE-
jO5 Nest 125th St. 243 Columbus Az. Nep
YORK Court ST. 3=3 S24 Fulton =; <is
NoStrsld Az Brooklyn. $50 BToacVsyy
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co calls
f6T 2a1 e e759ss 4ass4ss 10 d q HOPE.
vsce-PSes. rs Gen. MEr Gea. Pass'T agent
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SIX SUITS

Tailored coat suits q Gold Clct1 ard
Rough SEa7t-nE six -t'UraVsy ard
Blaze =f-Is-S.Ik Hercules braid acd
contra sting ui0fuE Or =sf c0lcreC
r-aftirE II fa--v ie=,E1s-
PIsatsd skirts. trim 9 .----.--- ---.- 20 -
Back Ta@=-a silk coat suits
Siasha1 blazer trim 2 with black SIX
Hercules braid EiIt skirt
~s-- field .---.---.-. .------- D -
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[25SS SKIRTS

-r-.frsra v0fra. ~---s N-ra-rs. Chi~71
and medium weight Fsus mas PAIN
AM sha tIox s--ipes-oIsca ard -1-ors-
r-z- .--zzt-z and -o-eL - .ss----
. 9S To f6.9S
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
Fashionable
Dress Goods

Visit this department and see the
values We ofFar before You buy else
where. Assurance that our prices
mean money saving u you Is cur
rea son for this advice
80 inch Al Woo Shadow and Hair..7S
S-rf-s SArgas leading blues. o-oH rs. -
green's a1d o.ha- co-ors 7-1-,h sI-'s- 20
a. and 46-sncr Al Voc SHADOW
stripe Taratas ard Plain isnaHss oC
hest co-o-s-va'rIs -S"-------- ---..-- o.
All Wool Black F-e~Ch Noies-
Z 'hI@T0- fr.sh-eyFn weave
incH-vaIue sl-S9 .-----.---- -.-.- - Z
70 and 54-inch All Wool Shatov and
t.nevron Strin@ PacaTas and Serges-
al the new Spring s1aCes-
tr-fudi1Z Copenhagen Blue ana
re- -arfous IsctAer tones. also HlaeA-
,alue 81 - 10 Z 50. ----.--- 90 20 .oG
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
LINGERIE DRESSES

Fine Waite 7atisrs-elab b0rats'- C-I-u
with svsIst cUrHroioe--- IN fancy inserts
ard --.--e1 ar-ec-s-t t---1'l SEl~ts
9f-1 +e-- SHRED f1U-r-s- .----.---- I JS
Finer Izrze-is Dresses % $50 40
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
Cutlery AND HARDWARE

CUTLERY. Buy direct OF tire unE1ufact-
urer and snv- AL mid1lemens Fronts
Cutlery Of everv description IN large Va
rfefv 10 select from Repairing doca
Qastay nAuth, T. and 70 Nassaa 1t.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
Rieck SIX a-s C.ctt Ce9:s

r-T f--e-sro~- rn=T-1U and long
rrz-- or b-aidel---er or Sis -lr1es-
siIk G-ed-au sizes 20 81
sos t7 Is %
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
Oriental Rugs Ideal for
the Country Home.

the ouof-oWn house al ma
tariaI savings Included collection Of Royal Herman
SeraDf ahaI nd fine
Of and SOFT
color and
ROYAL KERMANSHAFI RUGS, S9X6.9.......o , W
$500
q quality. ............... 1900
1IEan+AN -,,rL,e1, "a 2x9 l. at t............ 1900
-. 1I T0v IN n az .......... $500
-CII.n . tOv-E at ..... 72OO
ETTC,S vary soft nj
A.
MOUSSOUL- RUGS desirable shades, with n@avy
3 feet IN length IheSe
they exraor4i-
a our of
fine grade
'' Floor
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
Spring Hats and millinery
Finest Exhibit We Have Yet Made!
Pre-Easfer Sale OF
Fine Table Linens

As bride highly prizes her Ved-
ding Linens il il a general opinion
that sucn Sits should be ALL
LINEN. therefore PURE LINENS
Al rHe prices ve quote "a vii Ue sure
10 interest those Who have wedding
gifts 70 make. as well sS those "aO
buy for family Use e----W What YOU ouy
here for All Linen You can de-
pand upon being PJ re LIN ~
AZ. LINEN DAEsSkS
r,r--c rrIte-e0 inch-reS-is-'r - -
Extra cusli-v-G6 t1-h-v1-t1 % %
Sa-r- P1sa----0 t-c7-worer Is ,
rv--7 F5-z Fuu g esched Satin
Te--a sI.s---v- designs In double
rr-1s-e4 s~a--=Tg a-+ - inch
~ezu-l-rg g - .---..-- ------- s@S
rt-e scotch satin Double uaua<Ns-H1s
range ct designs. including neT satin
st-!re snsct-f1ii - i1cH-
rozl-a-ly 81 20 In Sf69 ward .--.- -
All. Tr~E~ NAPKINS -FuIi 5-sa-h--
T7vI- s7rh-za-t1 s. - Cz---------. %
Io., Is1lo "a IN IN worth SI.ss sz--------t2 %
las.zle,--vo--a sias tz-.....---t. 80
a1 I1r1- vo-tl = 20 .----------- %
"a r---- worth e . -.--..--.---2 = >
Fln~- 20 3 QS 81 -c0rrsspc-t,1E vs.us-
AL LINEN FFFsN-=TT-f E-D SETS
t7---- IN Slza- - -sC-'0=
Hss., Austrian Linen SEES a.s0
German --a Sa-= =r- rrsv- ie 2 i's
P=n-v. R-ss -e<u's-.s s. -. = %
rt~z scotch Linen sets
wo--a sssS ss@ s-os SIC -
sp-ei=l sos 9 9S 10 SOS
Finer Sets 70 1898 ezra sa--ss-
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eng - G7osks> ~, 10 9S 20 % 9S
Cloth Novelty C2geS

Light ard fancy shsdss-virh and win
our ooods-a variety Of these
graceful wraps ---....--S s -SS TO % -
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
PHOTO ENGRAVING

FIECTROTTPING. all descriptions adFer-
Using electros in quantities exceptionally
l1ry rates Empire City Electrctype Co.
9-T William -.
II -rr-r-~-pDTTPTN-t engraving falftOues
s-@ mates for all printing purposes
crrf+, $50 Nassau St. Room S36.
uAIFTONE and line work catalogues and
color work. eKcell.~t results. low prices
Ea-opiar CarnT any. 70 East Goth 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
FURNITURE.

Ci-cassian Walnut Dresser
= III with cedar lined drawer. .S37. so
II - Fine le-ther box seat din
u ing chairs ........-.... So 90
- Equally low prices throughout.
|S y Y SAMPLE F~T-RNTTJ- RE
- co. Wholesale and Retail
s@ 4244 East .Uth 81.
bet. B'way and ara ave
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
OPTICIANS.

OPTICIANS.
TIE ANNOYING EYE GLASS problem
solved. the clip and tilt is done away
vii, r. orr patent all shell coEe--d nose
rie-s which prevents the screw rom cut
tfrr the nose and irzGres fruu'ss and
sas' FERDINAND NREUTER
OPTTCIAN.
20 X ao4 9. between 9TH and 6th aves
Pring vour prescriptions
-ur0DoPE NT<pORFF. optIcisn; eyes
,asfad glasse. carefully fitted trepairins)-
1857 Broadway. between 2'tn and Zstn 81
= -AN%r Ev~sigHt Special reason De
c-erzeS for eyeglasses; c2ns..tat! t!on iI7e
ffT 3 Nicholas ave. near ilNth 81
WALTER r. PROrTY. ortician; prescr'p-
80, work Speciality, lenses dupAcstec.
-.,,-5-fng Brozdvsy & 72d 81. o72. suo7a
-,--,>- = ,r-vEe Ortfciar. e3S G-h ave
0ru1fsts prescriptions accurately n4.eo'
repairing clips that hold.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
OFFICE FIXTJ RES.

PIC BARGAINS. slightly used -rolltoP
desks. chairs. Remington and CnderWo 2d
-z-re7riters fling cabinets National cash
1.Zris-ars adding machines, Office furniture
%athan's 4 White s..
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
LONG CLoAKS.

Black Broad dcioth-tocsa eH-sct-siik
lined-1eck trim OF silk Renaissance
braid-a.so stylish loose Tan COve-ts-
strapped back and front
al =izes-worrh sI4. 90 -.--.-.------9 - IS
Other new styles n Long loose Back
Cloth and Panama C'iOaas-Tors or
less trim 'd-S12- 95 to S2l 9s.
Stylish Long Tan Covert Goats
fitted satin linetEthroughOut-
q" sizes-To-tr s16. -. .--....--. 9 GS
Crzve1stte CIoaks- Oxford. olive, tan.
tIsCk-fuII loose models
ne~ sleeves -------.--- ---- y. 90
Finer Cravsnettsd Goats 70 SLABS
Satin Stripe Rubber Goats
Finer RUhberizsd six ard satin Coats
20 s19 IS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCHES AND JEUELRY
Z. NdNTLrG1 St Established 1887.
BARGAINS in diamonds. iewelry etc, reliable
evr--t clock and watch repairing: old gold
bn,,rh- and exchanged. Tel. 24JS-Columbus.
ALICE e. DUFFEY. Vest 34th St
Room ltOG. opposite Waldorf Astoria. tS
wears with Tiffany. J~welry cleaned. pol
isheG reps ired. while you "aIt. pearl col
lars resuuHE.
MANI FAt-rt-RE-R ur diamond mOGntinss.
old teWvlry bought. exchanged lr made
over into neS Morris Schifr - Nassau
y KOODMA$. designer and manufactur-r
II art I-w-iry Frpa!rins q speciality
IS41 1th ave cor. lllth st
HAVE yaa sen the tti1 model II ~
WaIrham watches n RID sells for s!3y
Also SELF winding ana striking watches.
- West 23d 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

SP7N NG CLOTH SUITS
Black and Cord Panansz ard
light strins and check WOrsrets-
pain or braid t-iu'd Jackets
satin Or ta-ata elk lined
Special Io--wCrtn I'd % $500 --- = %
S.rict.v tailored S1i-s Z shadow
o--ip- Ps1auas ana HerriuE10ne S>Tsess
also black and plain cOlOred
ras-trin1 CcatS. N cutaUar
and straight f-Onrs-ail sizes Gee ] = -
A hne variety % Tailored suits with
30-irch tox front Coats-one and three
button Curavays or isuury ltt-le Butt-roy
Coz-S-fabrtcs comprise Shadow and
two toned stripe PaGamas. satin
S--ipe and Plain Chiffon PanSuas.
aIzo plain Ss-Ess-varlous STYLES -SiTts-
d-s=sv and -iain effects ---.-- = ~
p-eszv STYLES IN Tailored suits
s@ec-ivefv trimmed wi-h b-aids-
b-aIdTrE- satin bands. Sc--lstes-
novelties in Ici1tsf coats. also plan
tailored suits o. Novelty Pana1ss-
Fr-~~ Tailored suits Of SEzi0w Strip-
Eseuaruss a7d Faucy stripe 'hevtots
Madame Butterfly. semi r. sut and
R---.ar C1!ta "a rz- beautifully "a -oTs1
n N0-a--v Effects with six Satirs
z75 Glft-Eub-t vests BraIdiugs-
Buttons. e -----.-----.----.- ----- 70 "a
FINER Tailored suits 20 SO 90