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New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
MORE CUSTOM HOUSE CHANGES.
!. A. Collins Appointed Loeb's Secretary
A Bangs Named Chief Iinuidator.

Collector Loeb announced yesterday the appoint
Hent OF Frederick A Collins. of New York as his
Private sec-etsry 10 succeed Richard Z. Sherman
ton Of the Vice President. Mr. Sherman resigned
month or ago 10 engage in business in Utica
Sf- Collins graduated from the High School OF
Business in Washington in 1899. and was private
Secretary 10 the Public Printer and held other
omoes He will receive s2.5 500 q year.
=. }. H Kracke. naval officer Of the port mas
appointed John a. Bangs. chief liquidator, TO sue
esa Ebert J. Arendor. recently transferred 20 tfle
pace Of deputy collector In charge Of the liqu-
o<ong division. Mr. Bangs has had tWenty-h i've
years experience in the naval office. Anthony J.
n-aiinkert, who has been in the lquidating ana
.ay divisions for twenty-one years takes the place
oi assistant 70 Mr. Bangs.
DeVis g. Fay has been placed in charge Of the
]@snlnsticn of protests and decisions Of the boaro
o1 appraisers and George y See has been promoted
- ae place Of assistant 20 the chief Of the entry
etvss.on
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
TO DUST 4SSENBLYM4N.
Citizen8 Union Seeks Defeat Of
Ref,erlu r. Robinson.

With strong condemnation Of his opposition TO
the bill designed to furnish state regulation Of
telephone and telegraph companies through the
Public Service commissions and 10 the general reg
ulston of public service corporations, the Citizens
Union in the report Of its committee on legsla-
ton VII recommend that Assemblyman Beverly r
Robinson. Of the 27th District. be defeated if he
tries for reelection
Mr.. Robinson is a young lawyer who has his Of
fees with the firm Of Mssten & Nichols, counsel
for the receivers Of the Metropolitan Street Rail
way Company He is q close friend OF Ray Smith.
Clerk ot the Assembly, who was accused by As
ssnblyman Bennett during the legislative session
Of having opposed Improperly the passage Of the
telephone and telegraph bill
The Citizens Union report says:
The policy Of state regulation Of public service
tae passage of the Public Service commissions law
y 1sg Logically, This policy of state regulation
snoQld be extended 10 cover telephone and tele-
gtsph companies which az the present time are
permitted issue stock and bonds without secur-
lng ;he approval Of any state authority. To be
.epesl the Public Service commissions law or ex-
tene this system Of state regulation to cover all
While the extension OF state regulation to
tnese important public Services was defeated in
SSae Assembly. only member openly declared
l..iseH against the policy OF PUBIC service reg1-
rsstion- This member is Assemblynan Beverly r
Robinson. the influential Republican repre-
sentative from New York City. He declared him
tef against state control Of issues OF stocks and
ooaos. Since Mr. Robinsons opposition is unequiV-
- Il should receive the particular attention OF
- constituents in considering whether he should
y Feturred 10 the Legislature
The report condemns various bills embodying at
'eEapts 70 encroaoh the park system of the city
including that Of the Academy of Design to OBJ
lsin the Arsenal site in Central Park. and one for
an srrnory in Crotona Park
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
BoRGLUM AS BENEDICT AND M. A.
Returns with Bride from Honeymoon TO Re
ceive Masters Degree at Princeton.

C1utzon Borglum the New York sculptor, and his
bride returned yesterday from four weeks hon
ezrnoon in the wilds Of Canada. where they
loved trout fishing hunting and camping out in
almost entirely unexplored regions Of Quebec
The honeymoon had 70 be shortened owing to
Lonore au,aiting Mr. Rorglum a. Princeton Unit
,.ersftv to-day. This morning the honorary degree
Of Master Of Arts will be conferred upon him by
President Wilson,. in recognition Of Mr Borglum :
positlon in the world Of American sculpture M.
I.or,l,,ro's friends believe this honor has come
-, because of his execution Of the bust Of
TsnooIn. the gift Of Eugene Meyer. jr.. to the
United states government, now in the rotunda OF
the Capitol at washington. which was reproduced
IN The Tribune some time ago.
Mr. Borglum is alumnus Of St Marys Col
lee Kansas Mrs Borgium, who VIII witness tie
conferring Of the degree has been the recipient OF
b,gb bonors herself at foreign universities she
,san accomplished lnguist and is one OF the lead
ing Assyriologists Of this country
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
BROOKLYN BOY DIES FROM RABIES.
Bitten by Dog He Rescued from Tormentors
Two Months Ago.

After suffering all the agony due TO hydrophoola
William Scanlon died early yesterday morning IN
ST GATHERINGS Hospital. Williamsburg. The boy
lived with his parents. who conduct small candy
and stationery store at No. S6S Oakland street He
was stricken on Friday and his immediate removal
TO the hospital was advised by the family physl-
clan He said the boy unquestionably had the
rabies which was confirmed by the hospital stan
About two months ago the lad rescued stray
fox terrier dog which being stoned by a
crowd of boys and while holding it in his arms the
animal bit him in the right arm. The wounds
healed and nothing thought OF the incident
mill Friday when he was seized with convulsions.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15


Washington. June Il
ORDERS ISsUED-The following orders have
been issued.
Nator WILLIAM q BANISTER, medical corps. from
San Francisco Fort Smelling. vice Major FHED
ERICK P. REYNOLDS. medical CORPS 70 FoF'
c,nin GgDEoN MD VAN POOLE medical corps. from
Fort Slocum Fort Sheridan . z..-,,o5
Car+ain ALDEN c. KNOWLES, 5oth Infantry. detailed
Cantstn HARRY 3 MITCHELL 4th Field ARTILLERY. to
general hospital. Presidio Of San Francisco july
Captain JOHN R PRoCTER. coast artl-erF' 10 0o'
a,tsin JoFIN RoBERTsoN Infantry. TO recruiting
Csntain CHARLES G. DWYER. paymaster and First
TJ,utenant HAROLD W. JONES. rnedcal CORPS, %
Walter Reed General Hospital. Takoma suo-station'
First Lieutenant THOMAS G AUSTIN "edlcal reserve
corps Jackson Barracks >-op,..0 PAN
sEY ordnance department. one month on Te.isl IFoTi
sandy Hook proving ground bs on I.iief rom
ATmy san RS1OT9 7th cavalry. and FRANCIS LIE
from Army staff College Fort Lsavenworh
NAVY.
= ,.ut.rsnt Commander A NJ PRocTER. detached navy
lieutenant T C HART. detached bureau Of ordnance;
70 the E1rsialaT IN aToAz. to the Washington.
Ensisn HART (retredl from naval medical school
vnsign : B. MKINNEY. detached the Tennessee to
5hs suPRH KING detached Pennsylvania. to the
Supp II GREEN to the Kansas
nsisn e sHUTE detached the washington TO The
Ensign coMAN s n. Idaes ss,,es.a tn. Virgins.
E,.isn 70 norne Ii e. FARLEY. to the Georgia
NiS.Spman r. CoNNoR. detached the supply TO the
Md5hipTsn J. D MOORE detached the supply to the
,,s.sinmss J. T H o'RHAR. detached the Pennsyi-
vania: the Milvtukee
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
EARTHQUAKE SURVIVORS HELD UP
Aged Couple from Messina May Be Deported
if Relatives in Texas Send No Money

Through the kindly interest taken in their case
by Commissioner Williams. Sgnor and Signora
Giuseppe la Tore an aged couple now on Ellis
Island may be saved from deportation. Their
home and family in Messina were wiped out by
the earthquake there and receipt OF transporta-
tion from several Of their children in San Antonio
Tex they embarked for this city from Palermo
on the steamer Virginia
The children failed 10 supply their parents WIN
money enough TO get to Texas and they were held
on Ellis Island Being aged aliens without money
they are subject to deportation. but Commissioner
Williams is giving the careful attentoh ana
Is making an EFFORT get the transportation rom
the children In San Antonio. A relative IN this
CITY who offered TO pay the fare OF the couple
several days ago withdrew the offer yesterday
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

Midshipman T NJ Upton. detached the Mnwauk.e. to
the Pennsylvania
Paymaster ". 7. GRAY. detached navy yard. Ports
mouth: the Colorado.
PaynaSJer T 5 OIEsA detached
wait orders
Lieutenant Commander L BF1RTC IaE-rTF-
Bureau Navigation. TnsIIar Government MariIa-
u command the Monterey. vice Commander i A
DOUGHERTY. to command the Rainbow
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported to ths
Navy Department
ARRIVED
June p The Lebanon. az Portsmouth. y. H the r.
Louis al California CITY, the Worden. De Iorx
the Shubrick the Macdouough the Wilkes. the lin
gey, the Thornton the Stockton. Porter 80
Dupont and the Riddie. Norfolk. -fcksbsIrR
Francisco.
June 13The Patuzent. az Quincy. the Chester ard ~,
Birmingham at Las PaIuas- the wolverine at Prs-S
Huron, the North Carolina. Jana
SAILED
June 12The AJAX ron. Newport News for Boston sns
Manly from annapolis for Philadelphia. the e.
Louis from Mare Island for California City: ths
Ntcksburg- from Mare Island FrancfsCo- -.
Wolverine. from Sault Ste Marie Port Huron
June 13The Montgomery. from Newport for TomDkfrs-
The Navajo placed out Of commission At navy v.-s
Puget Sound '--Nr
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
BROOKLYN "RoeUEs' GALLERY" BUSY,

..,sugsinR' is not thing unknown at Police
F5.adouarters. Brooklyn. since the Duffy case was
brought TO public attention oy Jusuoe ''sFhor-
-, .,,,o women one Of them seventy years old
n,s-e hurried out of downtown department store
and ..rnugged' by the police. They were charged
NTH shoplifting Mary Olunkowitz. the aged
woman is said 10 have had six shrtwalsfs' valued
et 81 S. in her possession Amelia LAURA the po-
a. s.,. he'd one waist valued at 81 9S.
T Teacke. Of No. sos West 175th street
usnhattan. wants to get his picture away from
the Rrooklvn police. He was arrested in Queens
At the celebration on Saturday, charged Win
testing He pleaded guilty and sentence was sus-
orde6 He told his parents that he had been pho
togranhed. but the police deny his story
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
TO OVERHAUL THE MICHIGAN

Philadelphia, June 1.-THE battleship Michigan
which went aground or Cape Cod last Friday after
completing one OF the tests in connection with her
official trial. arrived at the yard OF the New York
Shipbuilding Company at Camden to-day. It Is said
the battleship did not sustain any injury OF con-
sequence but thorough examination OF the big
ship viii be made before her official trial IS finished
The officials Of the company express themselves
as satisfied with the performance Of the Michixaa
in the tests already made the ship having exceeded
the contract speed OF 1s1s knots.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
TEXAS LAWYER INJURED.

= Lamb, a lawyer, of El Paso. Tex. tenn
noTarilv staying at No East Ssth street, shipped
in stepping from an eastoouno o4th 80
a moving automobile. ,.,r,oh,,s
rar,b fortunately hit .he side Of the automooile'
,.icb was going SLOWLY and fell to the street SUI
ferng lacerations about the faee ne Iros,itsi
.-z Gu y ,,..-,t home The automobile was owned by "
q,'G a. wilson Of No 16o Fifth avenue and was driven
by z. Scott.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
coNwAY,s REMOVAL HELD UP.

Albany June 14.-Relative 10 the complaint OF
walter J. Conway, of Auburn that his removal
from the position Of clerk OF AUBURN prison oS
So controller Gaus was for political reasons
+ba State Civil Service Commission announced TO
day that it had advised Mr. Conway that II does
not feel warranted at this time in undertaking an
investigation OF the matter. inasmuch as ne nao
announced that he would apply tor VIII. OF @ Ger
tt-I for a review of the case by the Appellate
Division In Albany.
Mr. Conway, who il an A1empt fireman. Ns
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
unAII STREETS NEW EVANGELIST.

In wall street, in front OF the National CITY
Bank the monday meeting was conducted yester-
dav bv he Rev Nelson P Dame, rector OF 81
po,rs Eniscopal Church, of Ossining. The new
Wall street preacher will conduct the midday ser
vices during the summer under the auspices OF the
New York City Evangelical Committee he sue
oeeds the Rev. William Wilkinson, the Bishop OF
wall Street who withdrew take charge OF the
outside evangelical work Of old Trinity. Mr.. VIII
Lipson begins to-day series of services In front
~ the new Custom House. in Bowling Gresn
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

r. I Gladwin. supt. y ". 1921 ST & Sd Ave.
New York
Charles Sudbrnk- Supt. 543 ". 145th St. New York
z Y. Thomas. Supt-, BRYANT Park Arcade, y 2
42d St & 6th Ave. New York
:. s Noshell. SUpt, , FTatbUsh Ave. Brooklyn
F D. Berkley. Supt-. y " 54th 81 5th Ave.
Brooklyn
Henry Hart, Supt-. 1919 Fulton St. Brooklyn
Julius Huelsenheck Supt.. 1852 Broadway. Brooklyn.
F c. Staniland. Supt-. s24 FIatbush Ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

9 T. McMurchy supt. y. p cor. loSth ST. & 81
u ATsi, Eii,ca-,e"k. sspt 24o W 2sd St New York
Peter Ferester Supt lar 2. t25th ST. New York
!. & ErIeuu. Supt.. SpinSleT bIdg o-f-s oi'oh -
w New York.
Samuel Blum Supt. go sr2adTayy. NS" "A
G.. A Weigel Supt, Z-4-b "estcnes'er AVE- o'f 'Ni
= = s1ra,r iTDT sIpt 11-15 Fl Path St New York
T " Ridgway. supts s W. cor. lEotn ST q 81
Nicholas Ave. N Y
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

charged with incompetency and misconduct IN Of
fee and after a hearing before Deputy Controller
Kelsey removed. MJ Conway then hled
complaint against the Controller and his deputy
with the State Civil Service Commission
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15

Jesse Dewe, supt BkIyn- Bank Bldg, fulton Gin
SITS Brooklyn.
Thomas Burke. Supt. Manhattan & C1rsenpont AYES.
Brooklyn
H. { stegftz. 5upt.. KiendI Bldg. 1882 Atlantic
Ave BROOKLYN
T J Keefe Supc-. Trust Bldg. B way
Bedford Ave Brooklyn
Michael o SIaley Supt 81 Jackson Ave. Long Island
F. P Dsnzilio. supt 4o2 Richmond Terrace. New
Brighton. :. 7. y Y
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
COLONEL :. s. DUDLEY RETIRED.

Washington. June 1E-ColoneI Edgar s Dudley
Of the judge advocate generals department.. sta
toned at the West Point Military Academy. was
placed on the retired list Of the army to-day with
the grade Of brfgader general
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
o. Altn1at & On.
WILL CLOSED AT P. NJ; SATURDAYS AT II NOON
SHOES AND SLIPPERS

SHOES AND SLIPPERS
COMPLETE SELECTIONS SUMNER oUTFrTTNo 5F
WOMEN
SHOES OF TAN BLACK RUSSIA CALFsKN PATENT LEATHER
CANVAS AND BUCKsKIN
OUTING SHOES TENNIS oXFoRDs.
WoMENs SLIPPERS VARIOUS COLORs INCLUDING BEADED
EFFECTS SATIN. SUEDE BRONZE KDsKTN
MISSES AND CFIHDRENs PARTY SLIPPERS
BOYS AND YOUNG MEMS SHOES OxFoRDs AND
PUMPS.
s4fh strrrt 95th strrrt ann 18th Aurmrr Nrm Hnrk
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
REAT REDUCTION OF EXPENSES INCREASED BENEFSlOER RATE
INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT


n its nor
expie
reduced expenses tina t
onka afuther ncre have of
weekly Of
Tw Edn
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

From Tn- Tribune BGreau-l
Washington. June II
op0ERs rssTrED-The following orders have
been issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
Policies issued since Jan. |, 1907, will be
increased in benefits about ten per cent.

rding TO anewt OF
words noton the Company II
the nca
poll were
bringing
OBLIGATIO
The in
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
$500, 900 FOR SPREAD
OF RELIGIOUS WRITINGS
Millionaire Makes Donation for
Worldwide Work

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.--A Los Angeles
millionaire, whose identity is being
kept secret, has just donated $S00, 900
toward the establishment and further
snce of world wide religious work.
whose active director in Chicago will
be the Rev. A c. Dixon, pastor OF the
Moody church
II las been learned that the scheme
embraces a literary eyangelistic pro-
eram-fhe preparation and printing OF
religious works. which will be distrib-
Uted throughout The civilized world.
The first public mention OF the ven
ture was made last night at the Moody
church by the Rev. r. a. Torrey, the
evangelist, during the course of SER
mon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
Sale of
Mems Overcoafs

Handsome Coats at a saving OF
fully Is per cent of the regular
prices. A chance purchase of the
entire remainder of the famous
Duplex line of Mems Winter Over
coats allows this opportunity, and
the qualities are unprecedented at
the price.
They are SO inches long. with big
broad shoulders. loose box effect,
welted seams, and are distinctly
featured by the Duplex collar.
which can be worn as storm col
lar. or at moments S notice changed
into the regular lapel style, thus the
one coat serves the purpose of two.
Handsomely built of Cashmeres
and Worsteds. IN stripes. overplaids
and mixtures. The Coats are full
serge lined and superior values in
every respect. Not alone in the
goodness of the wool cloth, but in
the splendid tailoring as well, does
the superior quality assert itself.
Sale price while G%E
the quantity lasts UIO
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
Splendid Values in Towels

Hemstitchea linen huck
towels with fancy borders;
sssh size zOA70' zoe
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

China and DinnerWare
Semi Porcelain Dinner Sets, 1898.
Complete 100 piece sets-pleasing decora-
ions-also sold in separate pieces.
German China Dinner Sets, $3.50.
Complete 100 piece sets-dainty pink pat
pieces
French China Dinner Sets, $3.50.
Made in Limoges. France. and so stamped on
each piece-lOO piece sets patterns.
HoDiland China Dinner Set, $3.50.
Haviland & Co.. Limoges. France. stamped
on each piece. Most every housewife knows the
merits Of this china Choice of three dainty pat
terms
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
Sale of
Silk Waists

Handsome waists for wear
with the tailored suit. In both
fancy and plain tailored effects.
There are messalines in blue,
pink and white trimmed with
dainty val laces and heavy.
rich embroidery in medallion
effects; then there are strictly
tailored models in messalines.
tafetas, MORE and the hand
some and fashionable benga-
lines. This tailored mode uses
the large tailored tucks in the
broad effects and the waists
are fastened in front with large
made buttons of self material.
All have long sleeves and are
IN every way In strict ac-
cordance with the prevailing
fashions. Some models but
ton In the back and have FIVE
tucks forming the front. richly
trimmed with French knots.
The colors are rose, black, blue
and gray. @ OE
Special at QZ.|O
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

Pure linen grass bleached
huck towels with floral
damask border; size zO~
23x42 inch; each ~
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
Chiffon Auto Wells

Splendid quality chiffon with double satin border, "a
yards long, Is inches WIDE soft and vomnous Complete hat
coverings many staple and attractive evening shades Smart
and fashionable as we'll genuine comfort for motoring
for damp and windy weather 81. Fourth aisle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

SO dozen cotton huck
to w e l. S, slightly imperfect
size, 22x42 in.; IT,
each, special. III
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
bokAzM
THE CHRISTMAS DELIN-
EATOR and Butterict fashions
for December nom IN.
Theatre tickets at box office
prices for the Carick. Fan Ness
and Valencia theatres.
Sfs., San Francisco, Cal.

uoune of preparations made for it, has
gioe and sufficient display feature different sales the
quail Wa those herein quoted Emporium announcements the columns
The Nouebe sale books Offering the years best book bdgdn
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
RATES OF COMMON CARRIERS

Referring to the railroads he said:
To me IL seems absurd to attempt TO
-reaulate the rates of common carriers
unfH ii is determiped upon what cap
ital the railway companies can law
fully demand a reward. II Is at this
point that congress has been unjust
tc the railways. Tt is plain that one
OF the first things we ought TO do as
4. government is to fix a basis upon
which carriers may earn interest and
dividends.
But the railway problem is not the
only one which is insisting upon
solution. We must make up our minds
quickly whether il is worth while to
use the power Of the government and
save competition as the controlling
force in commerce
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-15
Munyon's Hazel Soap
1Oc Cakes sc

Pure White CASTLE Soap,
cake &C STa0
Pure White CASTLE Soap.
cake ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lVc &c
Ichthyo1 Toilet Soap. cake 1sc $50
Physicians and Surgeons
Soap, cake ............ &c DC
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap,
cake &c DC
Omega Soap, cake. ....... 1sc Ice
Pompeia Toilet Soap, cake 1Sc 100
DR.. Charles's Toilet Soap,
cake l9c 16c
Danderine Toilet Soap.
cake lSc loc
Resinol Toilet Soap. cake. 1sc 1ec
Nine. Ruppert'sToilet Soap,
cake Ice ice
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. zoe 17c
Heller's Big Wonder Soap Be Bye
4711 Special Foral Box
Toilet Soap, 8 to the box 25c 1ec
ps ssss b.,,.s, 'I s..s &c Z. e
Laco CASTLE Soap, large
size cake. -. .....s... o 70
Johnson's FOOT Soap. 2sc f6c
Cake. Box.
Armour's Sylvan Line of
Toilet Soaps; Heliotrope.
Rose, Sandalwood. Car
nation. Violet or Lilac. 10c 25c
N%apoleon's Honey Toilet
Napo' cons Oatmeal Toilet
Soap 10c ESQ
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-15
ArmolIr's Guest SOan
Dozen in a Box
SOC Boxes sec
Colgate's
Soaps
a Great Stock

~ IN erFt-hA
n.,, so.n ,.r.. ..x. Or. 3 70
boz. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....ooc
Palm Toilet Soap, 1-oz. cake &c; dozen
akes ...... ...... -. ....."........- 800
'c csR soap iais 100
Seventh REGIMENT Toilet soap' AZ
-, "".-.-
ft tha o'ono swap 'Ao sSo
a -.n.-
ho, oo"p' '"o $50
CoI.o ToiIst Soan acented cake Inc.
VI 8 cakes to box. 4ac
NCOleo Toilet soap, u~nacented; CAKE loc,
cak TO the box.... . 1Hc
pso.yiIs ionos Soap' sn~ ~"~ 30
Dectvii. Toiiet Soan' large oakc Doc:
3cakea to box,
Nonad Violet Soap, large cake zoe; 3
CAKES TO
h9nad vioiet SOAP smai cas- i ~
uvlen Tnr; - a onc. q
cak ca to .55o
La France Rose Toilet Soap, large CRke
zoe; 8 cakes to the box ...... ..-....:.55c
CASTLE white, +oz. eako &c; oozen
cakes .riI T1; oc.
dsnan caEes I.OO
Enfiish Process Giycerine, cake &c:
dozen cake s ......... .....-......1 LOO
English Process Toilet Soap, Honey cake
sci uozen chkoS' -. 'uNcu
ngnsn ri1cosn n n 0oAp' I'D
rnrih procses Toilet Soan- Brown
Windsor. cake &c; dozen cakes. .. 90
et the box o s' 900
os caRes to box % $3.50
Isansp 81 so so S'yoefine soap 'oo
Cradle Toilet Soap, zoe CAKE 3 cakes to
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-15
Furs Are Ripe
Pick Them Now

The frosty mornings have created an acute de-
sire for furs and decided activity has reen manifested
in our Fur Section as a result.
Because of the education we have given our
friends early in the season they fully appreciate the
fact that there is no better place in Newark and New
York to buy furs than here, and when they are ready
to purchase we are assured of their patronage.
If you do not know our fur stock we invite you
to get acquainted with it tomorrow or at your earli-
est convenience. F
Mink Scarfs in fancy throw and shawl effects, fin
ished with heads and tails-beautiful pieces, &oO.5O
val at s3o 50, will be Offered, Saturday, at. 80
Blended and Gray Squirrel Sets, Pillow Mutfs
and Throw Scarfs to mach-sucl as should so. O8
sell at $40 so, will be special priced ......... ~
5O-in. Pony Skin Fur Coats, made of fine, lus-
trous skins, beautifully lined, that would be S Q0.5O
cheap indeed at SIS, will be offered here at +OO
Mems RaccoOn Auto Coats, natural color; fine
selected skins; lined with satin; yoke of fancy cloth; cut with
full Sweep sII,s sizes 40 to SOL $3.50 and SIS
Second Floor