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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-12

Pear cubs are popular pets in hon
son Just now prominent dealer
avs thar the taste inciines now to
me SYRIAN variety. while shoxt time
TIA she Malayan bear vas ali ths
lasAsun-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
OFFERS TO ABSORB BELL COMPANY.
American Company VIII Probably Take Over
Telephone Lines in Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, July lin pursuance OF policy Of
acquiring absolute ownership OF controlled tele-
phone lines. the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company made an offer to-day TO take all the
capital stock OF the Bell Telephone Company Of
Pennsylvania.
The American company already controls the
Pennsylvania corporation through the ownership Of
about 81 per cent OF its stock The offer OF the
American company is approved by the board OF d.
rectors OF the Bel Telephone Company and is ia
vorably recommended in circular issued to-day to
the stockholders The offer Of the American Tels-
phone and Telegraph Company IS 10 exchange
seven Of its shares for eight OF the Bell company.
= similar offer was made 10 the New York and
New jersey Telegraph and Telephone Company
The Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
ali the STATE OF Pennsylvania east Of the Al
legheny Mountains except the northern tier Of
counties 1t also owns the capital stock OF the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, which
covers Maryland. the District OF Columbia ard 4
small part Of Virginia; the Diamond State Tale
phone Company. covering the State Of Delaware
and the Delaware and Atlantic Company. which
operates throughout Southern New Jersey
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
Z, P. STOCK PASSES 1913
Takes Lead from Z. S. SteeI-Er-
p4cted to Beach "DoubIe Par.

Union Pacific wrested the leadership OF the etooH
market yesterday from United States Steel Whch
for the last TWO davs had held the commanding po-
sition, advancing 10 e high record OF ISe++'
which compares with the previous hlgh o. -9079'
touched on July 6. The total rensacuonS "7i7
12o40o shares. more than one-fourth OF me eo'1i
number Of shares traded tn during the tWo hour
session. Steel common did not give up It's lesoeI
ship without struggle and also made ne" hlgn
record almost daily occurrence in the last "eez)'
touching 7s, g gain of Z point over the previous
high point, made on Friday.
The total transactions in this stock were A,%"
share5. Both issues reacted at the close, Union
Pacific declining 10 1879, net gain OF 81 points
from preceding days Gloss, while Steel common
closed at 721 net loss the day Of S OF point
There were no news developments 70 account Tor
the rise in theoe stocks, and II was generally SET
down to manipulation" and active covering by
snorIs-
Union Pacific common is now within easy srriAlns
distance Of the 200 mark or double par, as some
Of the traders call it, and it is confidently predicted
that it viii reach that figure before the end OF this
week Il is az present the only high class railroad
stock that IS paying more than per cent on the
investment and is still looked upon cheap in
comparison with some other stocks The company
~ the present time is earning nearly double its
dividend. and in addition is receiving about per
cent on ITS investments in the securities OF other
corporation
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
OFFERINGS AT TIE. STORES
FOR FURTHER INFORH4TION SEE THE 4DPER1ISE-
MENTS IN TO-DAYS TRIBUNE.

IACY'S. Broadway. between 34th and s5th
streets directs attention sale this week of bath
ioWeis. bath sheets mats. wash cloths and women s
waists. Special vsl1es are also offered in dresses
snd coats. robes. petticosts and grocery specials
HEATtN. West 18th street offers special values
this week in dress goods white goods. women 3
dresses. underwear corsets. and is making leader
of scrns and curtains. Arrangements have also
zen made for about fifty morning specials which
riI remain sale until / n'clock.
BLUoMINGDALES'. Third avenue. between 5sth
and g9rh streets. have arranged for this week sale
n snnoroidery. muslin underwear. warp nlattings
md rugs and muslin curtains special reductions.
STERN BROTHERS. West I'D street. announce
= sale OF women's dresses, summer cloaks and
traps women's bathing suits and underwear at
xneriaI values for tomorrow. They also call at
tertion 70 caearng sale of misses and girls ap-
parel and housekeeping linens reduced prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
CAR suRPLusAeE STEADILY DROPS.

further reduction in the number OF surplus
cars in this country and Canada for the two weeks
ended July : was reported in the fortnighty bull
letin CT the committee on car efficiency OF the
American Railway Association. made public yes
terday. According 10 the report the total number
of idle cars in the two countries on July stood
at aeo227, being q decrease Of 2ss7 from the num-
ber reported on June 9. The number Of box, coal
and gondola cars was reduced by 3.465, but there
was an increase in the number OF 'other kinds
cars of S5s which made the total decrease In idle
eol,!prrent for the fortnight only 26S7-
Although the Improvement in car surplusage for
the Two weeks was trivial. il regarded in rail-
road circles as evidence that business conditions
throughout the country were at least gradually on
the I'D grade the total idle equipment July Z
being lower than at any time since December 2.
7es when the number was 22l,o ,o5S-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
West Twenty-third Street

Naples July l.. a ul-Pannouis (B-N. Nsw - - 4
Prawie Point. July 1S-Ottawa tBr1. New io.e ie ~
Pe-raubucC. July iS-Crcwn PTf1ce tHTl- - - "a -
karikal. July 15-Tannsnfels (Gerls New ioiA
kurraches and Bombay.
Blaye. July iS-Oriharnms (Br]. New YORK
SAILED. q
Buenos Ayres. July 1S-Puar de LaETiaiss
York a
pemsrara. July 1s-Parima CBr). New 1'fA
Thomas. etc.
Lisbon. July I2-Louise (Gerl. New Tors. Ssr :
Rotterdam July II. m-N0ordam tIIi'-D
via Bouogne ~ ~
Dover 80
Leshorn. July IS-Agneiio Ciampa qtao;v =
Palermo July 14-Oceania (Austl. New - - (-rr 4
Kingston Jamaica. July i6-Orinoce -, Cyds
York;. Colon. etc and Southampton I''-' 4
New York -. fcsrs
Christlansand. July II. noon--Hsiiis oiaV
York ---s r
London. July 1T-Minnetonka CBr1. Ns~ lSss lsr
Rio G1ande do SUI Ju4y 15-Grecian
York - yrs
Hamburg. july 1S-Rsslsn Castle fsr,,z -
shields. July f6-F-rndens (Br). New +oiA'
Para. July 16-Justin (8r). New YORK Tork a.
Dartmouth, July i7-Saxoleins tBrs 49, <sg y
Bculogne. July lI, ul-Noordan tDS'--s 4
PASSED. 49,. -
sciIly, July iT-supros4d Estonta tRush
Rotterdam and Lihau
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

LORD & TAYLOR. Broadway and 2eth street,
Fifth avenue 18th street. advertise their annua!
furniture sale. They also invite attention TO a
special sale OF assortment OF carpets and Orien-
tai rugs which they will close out at low prices
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & CO., Broadway and
18th street, call attention to a sale this week of
wonens wear and offer exceptional values in
bathing suits. household linens and bedding, wom
en- hosiery and umbrellas.
THE SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY. Sixth
avenue between 18th and 20th streets, invites
tention TO d sale OF linen robes at reduced prices.
FoRSYTHE. Broadway and 18th street an
nounces July clearance sale Of dresses, suits and
waists at extraordinary values
FREDERICK w. EVERs. Nos. 20 and 50 East
2lst street. has arranged a sale for this week OF
furniture at low prices
of big values.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
NEW UNION HAS 1000 APPLICANTS.
Street Railway Men Eager for Opportunity to
Organize.

The first report 10 his work IN organizing the
rnoto-men and conductors IN this city made
yesterday by N. Fruchter the member of Typo
Eraphfa No Vho began 10 enroll members last
week for union of street railroad men for Man
haitian. Fruchter. not being q regular organizer.
viii step aside when enough members have en-
rolled 10 justify meeting to perfect the organiza-
tion and elect officers, and let the regular organ
izers up tie He said that before he be-
came q printer he for several years
nlcye- OF the Metropolitan Street Railway Company
This gave him better chance Of keeping in touch
with the motormen and conductors than the reg
ssisr organizers would have.
We have more than a thousand enrolnaents al
ready he said, and they continuing to pour
in- This is largely due 10 the victories OF the
unions Of street railroad men in Philadelphia and
Pttsburg recently. I can say that In few weeks
Eill have the best union of unotormen and con-
doctors that this city has ever seen We are on the
right tack last"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, July II. 1909

ARRIVED.
Steamer Colorado. Mcintosh Galveston and
Key West 13. 10 the Mallory with passengers ana
Hdse- Left Quarantine at 623 m.
steamer Mamma Hata. Charles. Baltimore. the
lork and Baltimore Transportation Line. with
Left Quarantine az $3.50 a m.
steamer Uranium (Br) Thompson Rotterdam July )
va Halifax "A. 10 the Northwest Transport Line
iol ana - steeTage passengers and nds~ Arrived
the Bar at 8 80 . m i6th
steamer Campania (BD. Charles. Liverpool July 10
and Queenstown H. To the Cunard Co. Ltd. 32s
cabin and 32l steerage passengers mails and
rived at the Bar at II 18th
Corunna D. to the Compaguie Generate atantique
with 40 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
Bar T:30 a
Arapahoe Chichester Jacksonville July -
and Charleston Is the Clyde SIS Co. with passengers
and mdss. Left Quarantine At
Steame- Maraval tRrl, McGrath Trinidad July 10
Grenada II TO the Trinidad Shipping Trading
Steamer Deutschland Ger. Schroeder. Rotterdam July
T. 20 Philip Ruprecht, In ballast. Arrived at the Bar
IN.
Steamer Hamilton Boag Newport News and Norfolk.
With passengers and mdse to the Old Dominion SIS Co.
Left Quarantine at 2:27 n.
Steamer Larimer. Kort Port Arthur with oil,
NJ Guffey Petroleum Co. Left Quarantine m.
Steamer 81 Louis. JeInisOn Southampton and Cher
borrg July 10. the American Line. With 207 cabin
and 100 stserage passengers. mails and mdse Arrived
steamer Leaader tNor,. KahJg Cienfuesos July O. to
9.4j
steamer Amsrlka Ger, Knuth Hamburg July s.
Southampton snd Chsrbourg the Hsmhurg-American
Line with cabin 2ls third class 1866 Storage
rssAanaerH nails and rdse Arrived at the Bar
steamer Harvard. Thompson. Boston July 1e. to ths
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
LOVED CHICAGO GIRL
HENCE BARoN'S SUICIDE.
Refusal of Rotbschild's Father to
Permit Wedding Crushing Bloc.
INV Telegraph 70 TIE Trihune-l

rz,-.-o Inlv TIT is asserted here that II was
love <or poor, unknown Nlennese strL thA1
rsp-ed the suicide Of Baron Oskar Rothschild, in
Vienna five days ago. The refusal OF his father.
Baron Albert Rothschd. 70 permit his marriage to
Olga Menn the daughter OF Dr. Rudolph Menn
Chicago physician. IS sscribed as the Gauss OF
the act
II is declared that the young couple became
.oouaiured after the young had fallen II
n Chicago about six weeks ago, while making
tour Of the world He attended by Dr. Menn,
Who later invited him TO his home Mrs Mem and
te- daughter went 10 Europe two weeks ago
pr. Menn declared to-day thar he did not believe
his daughter Olga would outlive her sorrow over
the death of Baron oskar Rothschild- Standing
On the steps Of his home, AZ No Is Lincoln ave-
nue. Dr. Nenn wiped tears from his eyes while
he read cable message from his wife, who IS IN
Hamburg with his daughter.
Her mother cables that she has given herself to
grief and has collapsed" said the father Poor
girl she seems 10 be desperate. She refuses 10 be
consoled- Il IS cruel terrible, The child has
known sorrow before this. She was so suprenely
happy when she went away. certain OF her future
with the young baron The reaction was 50 sudden
-ha1 do not see how she will face the bitter dis
appointment I afraid for her Every few hours
I receive message from my vie and from the
friends who have gone 10 her since she received the
terrible news
Our friends in Europe utterly unp-epared
for such z tragedy continued DR.. Mem They
did not es-en know Of the attachment between my
their best 70 help my wife. and Olga through the
shock from which even thev themselves haven't re-
covered suppose the elder baron bitterly regrets
his opposition 70 the marriage now. ! fully expect
that he and his family will meet Mrs Mem and my
daughter and Go what they for them until can
bring them home. an so broken down myself that
I an, almost afraid 70 make the iourreZ. II VII
tsge ne more than q week 10 get there.
Olga vas expecting Baron Oskar 70 join her az
Hamburg and take her and her mother on to
Wanna Dr. Mem went on They were there TO
be introduced 70 the barons family They expected
70 20 with the Rothschds TO their summer palace
in the south OF Austria. and there they were 10 be
entertained, according 70 the young baron's plans
They were an ideal couple-he, with his manly
grace and bearing and handsome face, and she
-1th her soft delicate beauty. 1 never young
couple so happy. II case Of love at first
sight Now it is all over. 4 beautiful girls lie
is ruined and q fine young man. who had q future
uf great promise lies In suicides grave. It is too
terrible 10 think Of"
Dr. Mem and his son Papl expect TO san almost
immediately for Hamburg, where they will meet
Mrs. and Miss Mem
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Metropolitan ss Co with Messengers and ndse Passed
IN guar 9TdTap9ns aG j. July II $50 u-wlnd northwest
light breeze; clear. smooth sea
SAILED.
Steamers Denver Galveston. Ponce. san Juan
Caracas Caracas: Paso, New Orleans: America utaD
NaUes Iuckenbsch San Juan: Aurora (Norl. Phila-
eIphfs Havana CoTnanche Charleston: Louisi
ana Utah Naples FL Vale, Galveston; Msracas (Brl
Grenada American Mexico: Monroe Norfolk
Newport News: City Atlanta. Savannah: Cincinnati
1C;eri Flushing: New York. southampton. Mnnehaha
tFr London; Carmana (Brl. Liverpool; Funessia (r)
Glasgow; Calahria tBrl Naples Princess Irene Ger
Minnesota CNorl Antonio: Persiana (Br). Btsnos
Ayres Berrnudian (Brl. Bermuda: PaWnee Philadelphia
I1ordogne C8r). Sagua Tanamo: Guane (Frl.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
TO REoRGANIzE C. C. & l. RR.
Plan Said to Provide for Sale of Road Under
Foreclnsure

The controlling interests in the Chicago, Cfncia-
natl & Louisville. the zS5-rane road forming the
shortest line between Cincinnati and Chicago. which
has been in the hands OF receiver since Fcbru-
ary, 1903, have begun drawing up q plan Of reor-
ganization- II IS understood that the plan will
provide for the sale OF the road under foreclosure
proceedings and the paying of Of the receivers
certificates and tho floating debt, amounting to
100000 and s., 90, respectively.
The holders Of the $3l54.6o0 underlying aid first
mortgage bonds. it is said. will probably get Lar IN
cash. How the holders Of the $3.0l6.o00 second
mortgage bonds will fare under the reorganization
plan IS IroblCnatical II IS said il quarters
that they VIII get about 80 per cent in cash. but
others just as well informed say that they Will get
more The assessment on the stock. it is said. will
not be so great as 10 destroy its value.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
HEARING ON MET. RVS RIGHTS.
Its Use Of Two Tracks Owned by Belt Line at
South Ferry To Be Investigated

At the request Of the Department of Docks and
Ferries. Commissioner Eusls OF the Public Service
Commission, began hearings yesterday the track
age rights Of the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company and the Central Park. North & East
River Railroad, ordinarily called the Belt Line
The Department Of Docks and Ferries wants to
shorten the railroad tracks at South Ferry, where
there are loops and terminals, 10 make more room
for vehicles
At hearings next week Commissioner Eusus viii
endeavor TO find from Metropolitan officials why
they are using tracks at South Ferry owned
by the Belt Line, and what rights they claim
there
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
COMPLAIN OF BELLE HARsoR LINE.

Commissioner NcCarroll OF the Public Service
Commission began an inquiry yesterday into the
service given by the Ocean Electric Line which is
operated by the Long Island Railroad and runs
from that roads tracks down Rock2Way Beach
Nathan Fernbac cher and two others, Of Belle Ear-
hor. below Rockaway Park, complained that the
line runs only one car an hour. that II makes
connections with only train in the morning. and
the evening service IS very bad. On another line
operated by the company in Rockaway Park. they
said the service excellent, cars being run at
fen minute intervals. The general manager of the
line said the Belle Harbor extension was conducted
loss Of go day or more. and better service
vas impossible
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
CARS TO 18Th STREET FERRY LANDING.

The BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company announced
yesterday that II was running its cars right up TO
the new 3sth street ferry landings IN south Brook
-, rrbis saves passengers walk Of about two
thousand feet Many complaints were made 10 the
PubIic Service Commission about the annoyance
of that walk after the Department OF Docks and
Ee-ries had built the new ferry terminal there and
the commission. brought about an agreement De
- the denartnent and the Brooklyn Rapid
r-sneit making It possible 10 erect trolley poles
and Law tracks right 10 the landings
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
uLTImATum FOR MINING COMPANIES.

F 6 Mandels, who has general jurisdiction over
che c,,rb market has issued q final notice the
mining companies whose securities are traded in
on the outdoor market. that and after August
newt The stocks OF such concerns as have not
fled treasurer's reports with the New York Curb
Market Agency will not be quoted or sales re-
corded This IS in line with the decision OF the
c,,rh market authorities TO make the trading rules
there more strict, in conformity with the recon-
,endations contained in the recent report of Gov
ernor Hughess Wall Street Investigating commit
fea
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Plymouth July II. 4 u-Bremen New Tort
Cherbourg and Bremen: 5:5S p n-St Paul New
York for Cherbours and Southampton Cand pro
ceeded).
Movie July 1I-Columbia Or New York for GLASGOW
Bremen. July II. m-George washington .sr1 Netr
York via Southampton and Cherbourg
Antwerp, July list Andrew (Br) New York
London July i7-Narragansett (Brl. New YORK
MarseiIes. July 15-Madonna CFr), New York
Cherhourg July II. na-Brsmsn (Ser1, York
via PE mouth fer Bremen
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

PROMISE TUNNEL OPENING ON TIME.
=. vas announced Yesterday at the Office of Hugh
Iyszelton who has the contract for finishing the
cars for the new Hudson tunnel TO be opened to-
morrow that the 80 electricians sent to Pittsourg
+o cor,piete the work had not returned TO TINS Guy.
II was added that little had been accon'piisiieu ~
the men on account OF the strikes.
w G. McAdoo said yesterday that the strike
would not in any way interfere with the opening
Of the tunnel Al the appointed time
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
TRANspAc1F1C MAILS.

TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Destination and steamer. Close In New York
japan. Especially
dressed only Cvia SsattleSuverc. July y. $50
Hawaii. Japan. Cores. China and Philip
Slaru July n m
New Zealand. Australia texcept West).
Islands and New Caledonia ,vis
san FraneiscoJ-Tyuer1o. July 256.9O m
shinano Maru July "a $50 m
japan. Corea. China Philippine Isl
snds Vancouver and Victoria, c.
Empress OF China. July So $50
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
via sap Franelsco1-U S Transport. July 81
Hawaii. Japan. Corea and China tvia san
Francisco>-Korea July 81 $50 m
Tahiti. Marquesas Islands. New Zealand
and Australia Except WesO tvta san
Franclscol-Mariposa ...............AuE l. $50 N
Hawaii (vta San Francisco)-AlaIneda Aug . $50 m
Australia Except West). New Zealand,
FIJI Islands New Caledonis (via
Vancouver and Victoria C0-Mararna-Aug $50 p ~
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
GREAT WESTERN SALE AUGUST 21

ST Paul. July 1.-The sale OF the Great Western
Railway property, with al the cornpany's assets
vii be held August p. This was announced to-dav
ny A r. Moore, special master in chancerv It is
conoe5ed there viii be only one bidder the firm Of
J. P. Morgan & Co. Of New York. The reorganiza-
tion OF the road viii follow rapidly the heels Of
the sale
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
TRAIN D1sPAToHERs ON STRIKE.
Merged Railroads of Mexico Say Places Have
Been Filled

Mexico city July 1.-THE train dispatchers Of
the merged railroads OF Mexico went strike this
morning but traffic has not been interrupted. The
mana cement Of the railroads say that the places
OF the strikers have been filled The conductors
and engineers have refused take part in n sym
pathetic strike.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
EXTENSION IN CITY RAILWAYS SUIT.

tNT tN5iON IN CITY RAILWAYS SUIT.
Judge Lacombe, of the United States Circuit
Court, granted a thirty day extension yesterday
for taking testimony in the action brought ty the
receiver Of the New York City Railway Company
against the Metropolitan Securities Company. Mr.
I<add wishes the extra time as to examine the
hooks Of the defendant and Offset certain evidence
introduced on July l.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
Housekeeping Linens

At Greatly Reduced Prices
Odd Satin Damask Table Cloths.
2x2 yds, s1.75, 1.p5 2x215. 2.2s ESQ, 2.7s
2x3 sos, 2.o5, 3.75 25x21s, 2.oS, 3.38. sos
212x5 yds s3.75. 3.o5
Extra Large Table Cloths. s6.75, us, SIS
Napkins. Doz s1.OO to 2.75
DAMAsK TABLE LINEN Yard 7sc SIS. csc
HEMsTITCHED LINEN SHEETS. Pair s3.4S, AIS, 5.5S
HEnGsr'D LINEN PILLOW CASES. 100. LIS, 100
HUcK TOWELS. Hemstitched Doz 2o5. AIS. 5.5S
BATH TOWELS. Hemmed 2.75, 400. SIS
PRINTED BEDsPREADs. Summer Weight. 155, z45. 27s
West Twenty-third Street
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Minneapolis. reported east OF Sandy
Hook at ? yesterday, IS expected to dock Monday
afternoon
The Caledonia. reported go miles east Of Sandy
Hook 1880 a. yesterday expected do,k this
morning.
The sannio, reported $50 Sandy Hook
yesterday, IS expected dock this morning
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 443 Sunset 72sl Moon s:43 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A. M.-Sandy Gov Island 800 FELL Gate 10 so
2. M-sandy Hook s32 Gov Island 9.02L Eem
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18

Naranhsnse Para Booth. -12,oo 800
Potsdam. Rotterdam Eol-Arn..-..--- 1000 ~
CITY of Macon Savannah. Savannah 800
Arapahoe. Jacksonville Clyde. / 90
WEDNESDAY. JULY 2I
Adriatfc SOUTHAMPTON White Star 600 $50 a 70
Canpana Liverpool Cunard $50 1000 a m
Alice Trieste. Austrian ....--.---...-
Russia. Libau Russian --....-..-----.
Iroquois Jacksonville Clyde ..-...... 100 p n
Colorado. Galveston Mallory 1900 n
Rio Grande, Mobile Mallory ---.----- 12oo NJ
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
OUTGOING sTsAmEas


OUTGOING STEAMERS
TODAY
Mail Vessel
vessel For. Line. closes sas
Wilhelm Jamaica. Hamb-Am 10 a m u 90 m
Surname Demerara D " I......... 100 m
Panama. Crstobal Panama 1880 m 800
TUESDAY, JULY 20.
kaiser w c. Bremen. N G Lloyd. $50 m 10 90 m
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
High Class Parasols
At Less Than Actual Cost

Imported and Domestic Parasos
in the seasons desirable models, AZ S4o5, 675
Formerly $3.50 to los
Extra Quality Plain Tatfeta Silks also
Tucked japanese Models and Novelty Silks los, 2o5
Values $500 o 6Z5
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
Stern Brothers
WOn1en's Summer Dresses

An Important Sale Tor Ilonday
One Piece Dresses,
CHECK COTTON WOLFE AND FIGURED LAWN, at $3.50
ACTUAL VALUE Ss5o
AND DOTTED LAWNS, st 200
ACTUAL VALUE $3.50
WHITE AND CoLORED BATISTES 05.UU, SsSU, 1850
ACTUAL VALUES s1N5oTo 1880
LINGERIE. ELABORATELY TRIMMED AZ tIS0
ACTUAL $500
Coat Suits. OF COTTON REpp. $3.50. go
ACTUAL VALUES s1oso AND $3.50
Tub Skirts, At ='-'' ~ - O'|'
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
Clearance Sale of Women's
Desirable Summer Gloves

10 Button Length Silk Gloves =
double tipped fingers, in black, white and tan,
10 Button Length Black SILK Mesh Gloves,
Value Sis Pair
Two Pearl Clasp Embroidered Silk Mesh
Gloves in brown, navy and mode = "
Value S1.00 Pair
New-York tribune., 1909-07-18
Lord g Taylor
AnnuaI Furniture Sale

This week we conduct our usual Midsummer
Sale, during which we offer every article OF
Furniture on our floors at