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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-24

The laps now have . week 10 iocs
the feet over and judge Of our Prov
ess. and this Is perhaps Jacks most
delightful week Of al. He rides about
Yokohama In his j!nricksha at y"
cents an hour and aItgh;s In Isezaki-
cbo. the cify's Midway Plaisance. with
It's side shows. tents. booths. toy
shops. bazaars. theaters, eeIhosses
and the teahoase, where pretty seisha
rjrls wait on table while jugglers and
musicians perform. After enjoying q
din a Ho.maku Beach. takes . TWEEN
,y-mile ride to the colossal bronze
Buddha. Fifty feet high. and has hts
picture taken sitting on the prophets
thumb. After inspecting also the
navy yard and arsenal he prepares
nex, 10 60 to Toxic. the capital OF
all japan.
Toxic Is only eighteen miieA away
aud the railroad fare Is 50 cents, sec
oed ciass. for the round trip. The
mikados palace IL never open to
sight seers. 5u, our ofhcers are bidden
across It's marble bridge TO attend q
fete. Jack visits the gorgeous parks
and temples. with their yardloas gold
dsh, before which sacred edihces he
mus, drop his shoes. except In tina, Of
where be In SURPRISED to
and a thousand amusemen, places In
side-booths. shops, theaiers. side
shows. IN artificial volcano and a
mosk F36et Toxsr. from which is
viewed the houses Of Tokio's ni.ioa
and o half. There are faree govern
meai opseums. sociological gardens.
botanical gardens and the tents of ihel
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Girls Tailored Suits.

ST .96-High-neck Waist Dresses.
of fine novelty mixtures and checks
neatly tailored and trimmed with
buttons, braids and pipings of self
materials: pleated skirt with deep
hem: 6 to 14-year sizes
ST. S9-Dresses. in side-pleated
waist styles, OF novelty plaids
blouse effectively trimmed with
fancy braids and gilt buttons;
pleated skirt with deep hem; S to IA
year sizes.
SS. 08-Waist Dresses of black
and-white shepherd check. trimmed
with pipings of silk: silk tie: shaped
belt: full-pleated skirt; to l4-year
sizes.
SIS. .24-High-neck Dresses. OF
blue cheviot: box-pleated waist.
turnover embroidery collar and
cuffs; fulI-pleated skirt; 8 to 14-year
sizes.
SIS 74-Misses' and Junior Girls
Suits. new Fall models: Of excellent
quality fancy cheviots: double
breasted models: nOtchsd collar
trimmed with velvet: tailored
sleeves: stitched revers, three coat
pockets: coat lined with satin: killed
skirt with stitched fold and deep
hem: colors black. blue. brown, green
and red; sizes L 70 Is years.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

gold. and so pieces Of Plain Blown
Tunblers. total 160 pieces. 5 81
AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER
SETS. 100 pieces. decorated with
floral designs in neat colOrfngs and
handles with gold. and so pieces q
Plain Blown Tumblers. total l6S
pieces -.---------.------- = e
AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER
SETS. ae pieces. decorated with neat
floral designs, natural cOlOrings and
handles with gold and 50 pieces 0f
Plain Blown Tumblers. total log
pieces 90
AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER
SETS 1Of pieces. decorated with
pretty floral designs IN natural color
ings and handles with gold and ~
pieces Plain Blown Tumblers. total
161 pieces -----------------o - 0--+S
LIMOGES CHINA DINNER SETS.
1O1 pieces. pretty pink design and
natural CoIOrfngs. handles with gold.
and 50 pieces OF Plain Blown IuIn-
blers. total ISL pieces ; / . . I
CHAS. FIELD HAVILAND DIN
NER SET. 1O1 pieces. decorated IN
natural colorings. handles with gold.
and so pieces Of Plain Blown Iurn-
bIers. total 161 pieces ---..-S / S.SI
THEO. HAVILAND DINNER SET.
1Nf pieces. dainty floral designs IN
natural caIorinzS. handles with gold,
and so pieces Plain Blown Tumblers,
total 161 pieces. S..---..s....--S 81 AZ
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

PORCELAIN DINNER SETS. 5s
pieces, white, fancy shape. ana 81
pieces OF Plain Blown TumoieTsS.
total IS pieces. 1921
PORCELAIN DINNER SETS. 90
pieces. neat green floral design, ana
So pieces of Plain Blown Tumbiers,
total S6 pieces 81 90
PORCELAIN DINNER SETS 30
ufeces. decorated with pink floral de-
sign in natural colorings and handles
yith gold. and 80 pieces Of Plain
BIown Tumblers. total S6 pieces.
AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER
SETS. 5S pieces, decorated with neat
mink design and handles with gold.
and 80 pieces of Plain Blown Ium-
bIers. total So pieces.--.------S 81. .09
PORCELAIN DINNER SET, 100
pieces. white. fancy shape. and 90
pieces of Plain Blown Tumblers. toIaI
I6O pieces DO -SS
PORCELAIN DINNER SETS. loo
rIeces- decorated with neat green de
sign. and so pieces Of Plain BlOWn
TumIblers, $50 pieces . -OS
PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, loo
pfeces. decorated with neat floral de
signs and handles with gold, and 81
pieces Of Plain Blown TumDlers;
total $50 pieces es-.-.----------- S-SS
PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, 100
rIeces. decorated with floral designs
in natural colOrings, handles Win
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
School Umbrellas.
Basement,

Basement.
AT 49c.-Fast black, silk finished
cotton, with assorted natural wood
and fancy handles: 20. q and "a
inch paragon frames.
AT 74c.-silk-f finished cotton, with
handles of natural wood, plain and
sterling silver trimmed: also with
horn hooks: complete with case
and tassels: 20, % and 24-inch para
gon frames.
AT 97c=Extra quality, silk-fn-
ished American Taffeta. with tape
edge. all-sik cases and tassels: i'm
ported furze. lockwood and cherry
wood handles. fancy trimmed horn
hooks, novelty horse and dog
handles; %. % and 24-inch paragon
frames.
Other styles at ST 80, ST 40
and ST .9S.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
School Handkerchiefs.
AEa;. Tion-

Main Floor.
Girls Checked Lawn Handkerchiefs,
with fancy colored borders in pink,
blue or lavender; per half dozen.
Girls Checked Handkerchiefs, in
three different STYLES, with neat
block initial: per half dozen. -2Sc
Girls Shamrock Linen Eandker-
chiefs, with 14-inch hem and fancy
hand-embroidered initial and spray:
half dozen IN box, usually SlW;
sale ......-......-.'..-.''I 1 &c
Bows Handkerchiefs, with fancy
borders: each -412c
Bows Pure Linen Handkerchiefs.
with fancy A-inch colored hens.
hemstitched; each .-.-.-....-.-. &c
Bows Pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
with embroidered initial: each. l &c
Bows Pure Linen Handkerchief.
fine quality. with Il and Il inch
hens, hemstitched: each,
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Children's 5 Underwear.

Second Floor.
Drawers, finished with cluster tucks,
the ruffie with two rows of hem
stitching: . to 10 year sizes. .24c
Drawers, finished with wide lace in
sertion and lace ejging; 6 to IA
year sizes SSc
Drawers, finished with three clusters
of tucks, the ruffie with hemstitch-
ing and hemstitched hens; S to 16
year sizes Observation-Disclosures. .4Sc
Skirts, the ruffie trimmed with tucks
and embroidery edging; 10 II
YEAR SlZSS c SfkC
Skirts, the ruff1e trimmed with clus-
ter tucks, lace insertion and lace
edging; to Il year sizes. .....-44c
Gowns, with yoke of cluster tucks,
lace edging on neck and sleeves: 6
to il year sizes. .49c
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Right Shape" Shoes
For Misses 6 Children.
Second Flnor

second FLOOR.
These are new models for autumn
wear, up-to-date in every respect as
to material and finish and made al
ways on the Right Shape" laSt-the
specially and hygienically designed
last that has proven itself most per-
fectly adapted for growing feet, al
lowing them to develop along absO-
lutely natural lines which means
comfort and shapeliness now and
shapeiiness and comfort hereafter.
Patent Leather. Tan and Russia
Calfskin Shoes, with solid welted
soles; sizes to 1012, ST. 80; IL
10 . L < 90
Patent Leather, Tan Russia or Black
Calfskin and Black Kidskin Boots;
sizes 70 ., values 500: special,
ST .49
Extra High Cut Boots. especially
smart this season; in patent leather,
tan or bla ok calfskin and black vici
kid: values 500 10 500: sizes s TO
10Ls. 81 80; II to 2, ST z9S3
10 012 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ioZ 90
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Balcony.

2c. to 7c.: canvas covers. open
ends and sides. 4c. and Sc; black
leatherette covers, 12c., 1.4c.
and &c: stiff covers. 7c. TO 1Sc
University Note Books, stiff covers.
lac. to 1Sc
Drawing Books, pressed board COW
ers to SC
Notebook Covers. Simplex, 19c..
24c. and 26ssc; TR5yersity. Jdo a6g o..
Filling for above; per so sheets &c
Roll Books. paper covered. ..-.-..6c
Pads. Manila, &c to Sc: Manila
Memo, &c. 70 Sc. per dozen;
Memo. per dozen. 81 &c. to 24c
Pen and Pencil Tablets.
Scratch Pads. to &c
School Bags: Leather, 49c. to
e Fl caNvas WatergsrGol. gsf 70 10 asSG s. os3 t.
Rope..........39c.. 44c and 73c
States, cloth-bound ...5c. to 7c
Lead Pencils, polished wood, with rub
Der, PC. TO &c: Jewel top. &c;
polished wood with rubber insert.
per doz.. 1c.: cedar with rubber
Inserts, per doz.. 1Oc.: pocket
pencil with rubber insert, &c. fat
pocket pencil, reversible end. ...4c
Slate Pencils, per dozen.
Pencil Assortment. on card-2 pen
ellis, penhoider and eraser. 1 &c
Library Assortment-5 rubber tipped
pencils. l blue lead pencil, l large
black lead pencil. 1 cork tipped
penholder. l rubber tipped pen
holder. l eraser. l dozen pens. Sac
Home Asscrtment-6 pencils. blue
pencil. = penholders, erasers, /
dozen pens, rubber bands--....7A
Erasers, Pencil. Sc. &c, and 2c.:
Ink and Pencil. combined, Sc;
Crayon Boxes containing colors.
7c.; II coiors, 3Sc.; students
Penholders, polished wood, &c. and
Sc; cedar, per dozen.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Boys Clothing and
Furnishings

Second Floor
Knickerbocker Suits. OF finest I'M
ported and domestic chcviots, cassi-
rneres and worsteds, in seven dis
tinct models. with pleated. plain,
belted or Derby coats; the wnoie
suit tailored in the best possible
manner, with hand padded collar
and hand made buttonholes; Tor
boys of to Is years,
Also exceptional values in Knick-
erbocker Suits at So 81.
So. 90, 81. 90 and 6-4S
Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits. Of
serge, cheviot and worsted MKT
ures, in the newest fall models;
So. 81 to So.74
Derby Suits. with extra trousers. of
all wool cassimeres, in light shades
of gray, brown or olive: coats ex-
ira long: full Knickerbocker trOus-
ers, two pairs with each SUIT: TOT
boys 20 Il years; exceptio1ai
value .......-----.- 81. 90
Norfolk Suits. with extra trousers.
of fine quality cheviot, cashmere
or blue serge, in five models
plaated, telted. double breasted or
Derby coats: two pairs OF hnlCh-
erbocker trousers with each suit I:
for boys 10 is years. SO -4S
AIl-Wool Yarn Sweaters, high, V
neck and coat models,
All-Wool Yarn Jacket Sweaters. in
navy. red. gray or tan. plain or
trimmed with contrasting colors;
high or V neck: special value,
ST. 90
Woven Madras Blouses. in dark or
light colorings, with neckbands or
attached collars. full laundered: s
TO Is years. .4Sc.. 6Sc. and 94c
Woven and Printed Madras Shirts,
with or without attached cuffs.
4Sc.. CSC. and 94c
Pajamas, of woven madras or fan
nelette. finished with silk frogs: 6
to Is yedrS.-.-------.---- &c
SILK Four-in-Hand Scarfs. in plain
colors or fancy plaids and figures,
24c. ans SSc
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
School Hosiery.
Main Floor.

Main FLOOR.
Girls Black Ribbed Cotton Hose;
medium weight; double soles. heels
and toes; also in assorted shades
of tan Observation-Disclosures / &c
Girls Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose, in
black or tan; double knees, soles.
heels and toes: sizes to 1924
Boys Heavy Ribbed Black Cotton
Hose. in fine or coarse ribs: strong
and durable: double soies. heels
and toes; sizes 612 to So, 24c, 3.
9l4 and 10.......--.......-..... .2Sc
Girls Plain Black Cotton Hose, me
dunn weight: double knees, soles.
heels and toes. ...........--......-2S
Children's "Irontex'' Stockings, with
linen interviewer in soles, heels.
toes and knees; wonderfully dur
able; pair .....-...--.-...---.---2 -24c
Girls Plain LisIe Hose, fall weight;
double soles. heels and toes: IN
black or tan; sizes 6l2 to S12, $50;
and --.--.........-..-4Sc
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Gloves for SChool-goers
Main Floor.

Main Floor.
Misses Two-Clasp Berlin Ljsle
Gloves, round corners, embroidered
backs; tan, slate or white. ...24c
Misses One-Clasp Lisie Gloves, en-
broidered back: tan. slate or
Vnlte .----.-.----..'. -.'--------t r Z
Misses Imported Lambskin Glace
Gloves. two clasp. Paris Point en-
broidery, overSewn seams: gray,
beaver, red, brown or white S4c
Bows Prix Seam Cape Walking
Gloves. one clasp, Paris Point back.
in new tan shades.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
High Grade Lace Curtains
IL Below Others Prices

An undePpricing onethird is a fair average, yeI
promise savings OF oetIef
prices prevailing eIseVVhere IOI
exa sorts of draPer-es
lace borders and lace
WHITE AND ARAB BON CURTAINS all imported IN
very designs; each
$500, 81 80 $3.50, S3.o4
CURTAINS, in all: each with 1nree
Of lace Insertions with extra QS
RENAISSANCE LACE CURTAINS wide Insertion and
ss.os, 1914, s12.24, s13.24, s18.74
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Wells and Veilings for
School Girls.
Main Floor.

Chiffon Cloth Yelling, hemstitched
on two sides. in white. black and all
desirable colorings: 10 inches wide;
value I5c.: special.
Chiffon Cloth Wells, IL yards long,
with dotted or striped borders: in
black. white and all desirable
shades; value Soc; special. .47c
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
on THE PACIFIC SLOPE
dcquittaI Of James TreddIcelt-Fre
Threatens Big Trees.
- - = = Trlbune. ]

ssH Francisco. Sept. The acquittal Of James
lFeaoTcll Of the officers Of the wrecked Cali
l9fnls SAFE DEPOSIT and Trust Company, on
easrge Or perjury surprise. the case was
considered weak The charge that Treadwcl
.%ore falsely when he declared he did not know
NAT &c was hyPothecating some OF the Cotton Sc
e-fltles left in with the bank The testimony
1ssinst hlu. no strong. and the jury gave him
e benefit CT ths doubt Treadwell is among the
o1osrs of the bank who have oeeH indicted. and
1-s< trials viii probably follow soon. Il 10 him
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Dresses for School
and Convent Wear.

ID Fl
S5.94-R equation Convent
Dresses. of black cheviot: high neck
waist, box pleated: standing collar
and cuffs trimmed with braid;
stitched shaped belt: full pleated
skirt with deep hem: 6 to 14-year
sizes.
So SS-Convent Dresses, box
pleated Russian and high neck
models; of fine quality black serge;
trimmed with braid and buttons;
stitched SNAPPED belt: full and pleated
skirts; to I-year sizes.
SO. 74-Misses and Junior Girls
Regulation Convent Dresses, two
piece models; of fine quality black
cheviot: side pleated blouse, stand
ing collar and sleeves, braid trimmed
pleated skirt with deep hem; Il, 16
and 1s-year sizes
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

Growers of wine grapes in Lodi. San Joaquin
County. who control the product OF six thousand
acres have united in refusing 10 sell their crop 20
the California Wine Association for the low price
Of IS a ton. liked by the association They declare
that they will permit the grapes 10 rot ON the
vines unless better price is given They purpose
TO fix a price that they regard equitable. and
If association refuses pay II to let the
remain the vines
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

remove to make place for the county
buildings. The California Federation OF Women's
Clubs has been active in this movement. but it IS
feared that II has been started too late. as all
arrangements have been made for the speedy cree
ton of the new buildings
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Macy Grocery Specials

RED BONELESS BACON-highes grade and
70 bs regular
price19 pound -.--..
ORIENT BRAND COFFEE-A Conees in
full bodied and mellow Beans sranu
late o puIverized. Special prices
regularly 34c special SOC regularly sLO-
special Ib- beans On1y) S72S
choicest selection Of South amer
quality
special this sale 14c 5lb bean
MAYFLOwER CHOP Ooong:
this
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY'S CRACKERS.
Daintes
seal each 80
specially
with
full weight PAIL O-o full weight pals
zIc' lob Osc
aouuy
AGAR SpaEhett
a fresh
Baked.e &C shipment
re eacA' ~
&c o bags tmpa
sara tMaedoEi1l
quality import a fires
tu
Marceau brandh
oS S. oo Brand Of c p,rs ss S on sn @ S BOTTLE 3e 2 dozen sa
Large cans dozu
SIC can 24c gallon y
S2.S4 5S Gaa------S2c
LILY FLOUR The highest
higher
barrel $3.50 24lb bas SSc 124 lb
A SPECIAL SALE OF TOMATOES
MARBLE BRAND EXTRA regular so-ealed oua, car,
13c 1jc
sale. can SC
where at s5c price &C..
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Mirrors: A Sale Unusual

that several millions of depostors' money were
loaned on poor security. One piece OF coiiatei"i
was mine In Sskiyou County, which showed ie
markably rich ore at the outset but the vein
pinched out. and after installing costly machinery
IL was found the did net pay 10 work
The San Francisco Supervisors have returned
from investigation of Lake Eleanor and the
Hetch- Hetchy Valley as prospective sources of
water supply for this city. They found the sites
ideal places for impoundins water, as they are
natural reservoirs and remote from tourist
travel The fetch -Hetchy has been described as
grander than the Yosemite. but in reality II docs
not compare With the famous valley.
Fire threatened the Caiaveras big tree grove this
week but by the efforts OF large number OF forest
rangers and farmers the flames were kept out Of
the main grove and only the dead tree. The
Mother OF the Forest" burned. Several other
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

trees caught fre in their dead tops but the names
did spread. The Calaveras grove 'nirtS Eea
., ,ras much visited because il Was of the
rnuch travelled roads to the Yosemite valley out
Of late wears the tide OF tourist travel has been d-
verted 10 Mariposa and Merced counties' and most
reopIe get their ideas of the giant sequolas from
tha Marfnosa grove forty miles from Yosemite
NJ ~I,srss trees range from 500 to sos feet high.
with from % l04 feet 9irtf
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Boys Caps, 23c.

= 7
Just half regular price for Golf and
Eton Caps. made UP from remnants
of fine worSteds casSimereS, sergsS
and cheviots, in plain colors and
mixtures. lined with silk serge and
satin.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

this week giving liabilities OF 81. 7e0 and assets of
one promissory note for 10000
DR. O. D. Harnlin. of Oakland. has been appoint
ed chief surgeon OF the Southern Pacific Railway
Company for the Oakland district. succeeding the
late DR.. Dunn.
The large British ship Prince George viii sail
for London next week with 10000 cases OF canned
fruit and $50 casks OF California wine This fruit
shipment Is one the largest sent out this year.
Grove l. Johnson Of Sacramento one of the
leading lawyers of the state and prominent Re
publican politician married this week at
Monterey TO Miss Alice Hassett. daughter of
Mayor Hassett of Sacramento Johnson is seventy
years old while his bride Is only thirty
An effort will be made TO the old Capitol
building at Sacramento. which 1t II planned 70
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
IN ADDITION

HEAVY BERKSHIRE WOOL
BLANK ETS. extra close woven and
very durable: S0xs7-inch size; a
pair o. 30
ALL-WOOL PLAID BLANKETS,
very soft in finish. worsted edge;
7oxS-inch size, each. So 80
EXTRA HEAVY CALIFORNIA
BLANKETS. strictly alI-wOol light
shaded pink borders. size 72xs4-inch.
a pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a
ALI.WOOI. RED STAR CAL
IFORNIA BLANKETS. borders IN
light shades Of pink or blue: excel
lent Quality: 60xS4-in. size; pair,
s. .3S
Finer Blankets in stock up 10
S2S. 90 a pair.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
School Supplies

saSt. sSe.; wood Wooden. &c. f4ci, i 7c.:
wooden. containing pencil. ruler,
penholder and ink well---...-. 1Sc
Chalk. per box. -..-...........13c
Rulers. brass edge, 7c.. lag.
fSc: plain to &c
Pencil sharpeners. sc. TO 1Sc
Sponges ..--..-..---.-.....-...
inams'1@S5u pint / 9c. pint pint. Sec.: stafford
Commercial, o.. Sc: Il pint,
foc.: pint. 29c.; Macy's Black.
2 o., Sc: y pint l &c
Carters Photo Paste, per jar.
Carter's Mucilage. 4c., Sc. and 24c
Blotters. per package.
Leather Book Straps, &c. with pat
ent buckle. &c. 10 lac
Chambers Twentieth Century. 30
webster's High School, a9ze,:
Academic. with index. S .72;
Common School. 100: Primary.
47c: Collegiate, 81 a. IN
ternational ...-.---.--..-.-..SS IA
New Century ...........-.......f9 &c
CasseIrs French and English.
-SSc.: German and English.
go. Latin and English. CSC
Spanish German. French, Swedish
or italian and English. each. SSc
81 .S2 and S5.76
E5erybody's Cyclopaedia ----.---54c
Atlas. Imperial, Csc; HammonJ's.
91c
Globes. 6-inch. ST. 81; s-inch.
50 2A: s-inch. with mender.
S3. Pinch. S5. "a; 12-i1ch.
with mender ............-----S y Y
School Globes ......--.....--.....-23c
Handy Literal TRANSACTIONS, each.
44C
Good English Form Book for Busi-
ness Letter Writing. .S0c
The Writing and Speaking of the
English Language, 4 vols. "A
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

Samuel Newscm. prominent san Francisco
architect died from heart disease Tuesday on
ferryboat while his way TO his home IN Ped
wont He designed many of the buildings at the
.t,d.in,er Fair here and also designed the Cali
rornia and San Francisco buildings at the ST
Louis Fair.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
oRY GOODS. DIZZY GOODS
Dinner Set and Glass Service
Combinations. Exceptional.


seTni-annual sale OF
W N China and Bric-a-Brac concerns
/ III 4 combination Glass SerY1ceS-DllreF
sets and Sets OF TunbIers-at prices no higher
- than paid for the Dinner Sets alone
0G@ Here are typical combination offer-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

WHITE ENAMELLED CHlF55
FoNiERs. five deep drawers; SE woe GO
gallery, regularly 500; sag : S2; 4 ; n n
c,feIJfTF11F1OEIERs. II Il = golden and wealth
cred ed I finish. five deep drawers, wood
gall gallery VT tips, regularly slO.4s; sale %
CORN OAK CHIFFONIERS. large
- ave deep drawers. cast brass
oval O. and pattern shape; Ges9l@EiGS u EG
<-o %. sale ...-.-..-..---..-o - O--+S
prDRoOM SVTTS-veneered quar-
BIZ oeR Weathered and golden nm
ish. " including full size Bel Bel hSad3 Eifb
board IT in. high dresser SCI. 80 ~
5fy49 in. base and four deep drawers;
beTelied ~; led mirror size 24xSe in; 600 ana no
Ierge Washstand: regularly s32jVg;
sale ---.-----' - -
SOLID OAK DINING TABLES,
go, f,,;sb heavy futed legs, top
sSr49 ES,ESi in. nav be extended six fee5,
reeuIarly SEQ: sale...-...----. - .
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

Seattle is working 70 obtain a division OF the
first shipping inspection district this coast.
which comprises the entire territory from San
Diego to Nome AlaskA Supervising Inspector
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

Samuel and Moses Davis. who made considerable
money after the big fire by running a theatre in
temporary shack fled q bankruptcy petition
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06

John Birmingham Is In charge and II
clared he has not visited Alaska in eight v.a-.
and visits Seattle twice year only His d,.r-t-s
comprises twice the territory OF any distr,cr -,
the Atlantic Coast.
Captain John, F. Blain. the well known r,as+s-
OF the steamship Pennsylvania which plies be-
tween Seattle and Valdez. Alaska has resigned
because Manager Burns OF the Alaska steamship
Company gave some orders board 10 the car
penter Blain claimed that all orders should corn.
through him. and that Burns's act would fnapasr
the discipline Of the ship Burns refused 70 with
draw hts order. and the captain resigned. Captain
Warner. port superintendent OF the company AZ
Seattle took the vessel out
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Sale of "Fruit-of-fhe-
Loom" Sheets and
Pillow Cases.

Basement
But one factory produces them
and the supply never equals the de-
mand. They are famousiy good
Sheets and Pillow Cases, in finished
not torn-sizes, every one ticketed
with an original Fruit -the-Loom"
ticket
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Sales Advertised Today Start Tuesday.
CloedTom Sale
School-Goers' Outfitting Sale
Store Closed Tomorrow-Labor Day.
ed i'm a Series of Underprice Events

Involved a of Underprce Events
Hasr IN the SS " '0
store
New-York tribune., 1908-09-06
Furniture for College
Rooms.
Fourth Floor.

Arts and Crafts designs-pretty,
sturdy. inexpensive. We show scores
OF different designs. including a
number of exclusive ones In the
collection are Sofas. Easy Arm
Chairs. Rockers. Morris Chairs Side
Chairs, ChiffOniers. Clocks, Cellar
cites. Magazine Racks, Sc There
are