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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26
STUART.

Will Baker is iu Miami this week
serving on the jury.
The Sunday school is preparing fol
an Easter entertainment.
We are glad to note that Mrs. Isaac
| Craig is able to be about again after
a long severe illness.
/ The Union Sunday school and Christ
ian Endeavor Society will have a picnic
at the beach tomorrow Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Lyman and children, Miss
DEFAULT and Miss Lorrine Beville, were
Palm Beach visitors Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Hutchinson, our excellent
prayer meeting leader will address us
Thursday evening on Christian Fellow
ship.
Dr.. and Mrs. A, H. Logan of Buff
taIo, n. Y, are guests of Mrs. c. S.B.
Haney for few weeks. Mrs. Logan
is sister to Mrs. Haney.
1t is reported that w. E. Rea has
purchased of Robt. Mcpherson the
property on Avenue D., at present oc-
cupied by f. J. Ricou and family,
Rev. William Crane Gray, bishop of
this diocese delivered very able SER
mon in the hall last Friday evening.
after which he confirmed a class of
eleven members.
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church the Epworth League will have
special mission programme of great
interest. We hope all will be out.
Miss Fern Mcpherson will lead.
Our base ball team went to Fort
Pierce Saturday determined to get
some scalps or know the reason whv.
BY their jubilant and hilarious actions
on their return we surmise thew GOT
some and then some.
Harry Dyer left for Jacksonville
Sunday night and will come south from
there on a two weeks business trim in
the interests of the Armour Fertilizer
Works. Mrs. M. A. South, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. A, T. |
and family, for few weeks
returned to her home in Toledo. Ohio.
Monday night.
The following are the meetings which
are regularly held each week in the
hall: Sunday morning at 9:45, Union
Sunday school; Sunday evening at $50.
Christian Endeavor meeting; Wednes.
lay evening at 7 o'clock, Archdeacon
Johnston holds divine service; Friday
evening st $50, choir practice and 90.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26

Every week there is Interesting local
items which DO not appear in THE
TRIBUNE, simply because some of our
friends neglect TO tell Us about visitors
they may have, or Of members of their
families who have gone away on some
trip or visit. These little events add to
tine interest of the paper, and if our
friends will write them down and send
them to the Office, or hand to some of
the force, they will be greatly appreci-
ated.
Free buttons, free room rent. re-
duced boarding and railroad rates to
teachers and prospective teachers TAX
ing review courses at Stetson Normal
School, March, 81 to June /. For par.
ticulars address Director A. l.. L.
Suhrie, DeLand, Fla.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26
Short Items from
all Sections
Of the State


Inc Guy cOuncil OF funta Norua 'd'
contracted for an electric light plant t,
ho nut ir,o nneratiop at once, ..
~. ..,,r
another survey across 'ne N'"' ''
the purpose OF snip cahai 'c.,la,.
ordered by the Federal Cove ~ "Y..
nj, p..,. N-,...;'".'.'''',' ,Ti
~ iN'''r''F' -'" '. ' TO- ''' t., ~,
Tampa, has intreaaeGE ~" '',,, a.
from Sl0O 900 to s. IT,. W. ',.,,' ,,.,,
2 spccial cash div" '''' ~ .
..,
he l22d ccf"rpri+ing '''' h'''' .'S
Whi.n has. ,F gu..o rams vs. ,o' ;....
for 4 n. 'na on J@''| '''| me , 3'
.orr, = '.n '"d,aA"n,G,nN |@"..ht un'
On ~ ,.'" ,, 90 .',.' .'' w.. ,',' ,n,, cf
t ',, Z p'",' ~ "', ~ ~ ,"n ,VT
q 81 V a.;, '.i.'', i H. " ,' ana cnr,
nnt ~ .. Nv, ,' I,r g,,'''''e ''''
''" ~, ~ "'',, VIZ i'o's'' ,,,;.,. ,,,ond
I1rr' lens to De a i&'a'l'y 2uo"u,
HE INC young people 81 !hS Sp't'oII az
no Tess man hNe caSual'leS nave i%"e e.
Rl.alt "llhih as many weeks. >.
aIT'Si Spra'nSo "riSI aIo proheI al, ,I
W IL; Lehnard' a DadIy lacefa'eu arm y.
Eva Yates serious cut on knee; n
Hi "V sn'So 'ei moMe' f.a ,m n thro"n
won, WAGON %' - ''''' = VII ''''''' VIZ
1 ,r, " 49, %'Son'
me lo'i0Wlng are among t,le lalc Dr. d,
rNaIs at the I'M: lCaVld EIureG, Oh NJ
dred' Mr., ana MRS C.NeWooen trump
-" l'mlhgton' DeIaware; MISS Mute, Dos
IGn' Mass L. W. 1Qrhall' LaKeIahu,
RIA. ) a. stevens Jacksonvlile' Ia; ;
EDWARD Day, william Day, MISS "A; H.
broWni George uengraS, kq IGE
fla, n, D; Magruder, oak Hl,i, fIa; ::
n u. kead' T. =: Garrison, >; \; WIZ
I1anS, W. w. ullmor, II. H. Much'
N"'p'' N",ey, oe''1v'' WIN,
MIR; ana MRS. CharleS wizard and
daughter. MISS Bell, VINO nave peen
VISITING IN walton during the winter
lell no, Ior Inelr nome IN M1mcle' INDIANA,
on MONDAY morning; lhey VIII pc
greatly missed, as all were congenlal
conlraos, having passed many winters
mere seems more IKE residents than
Lne conventional winter guest 1t Is
noRReu that many years. as they, come,
WIZ sc see their peasant races with their
olu lr'enus.
Mrs. I. A. Scott, New London, Ct.
entertained several friends at the Inn
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26

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tl.s. :. j. View Na5 't' t",>. ~
Mr.. .li.@.,u. "atA '"'i i"''"''
yI, .,tu.au t9,t-. are putting "N
la'. "'fN easter less W. ''''
'''''. .,.,
Ir- 49, N,.".', ~ N"'IhN '| It,,
Waj' . '.el Wis, - t''i' h'''' ''''
~"ca'.
M.. T., 81. 'r'"n' IN" N'SS', !. ..
ToM'"u yer" r@i''E'" N''.'' '''''."'
b,' .3r>!@'.
rar unr4,Y.n Ea,., al present ar'. q
...Hifl ..gl'. ,uG Indicate am carry
ANT abundant .","
T.. 4. Iliporroaa rc,0red last wees
from his MP lr>avahnaH looking much
better fol the change.
Il,, ri.I,rls .an,r mn on Sunday
morning and spent several DAYS WIN
his relatives a. inns pare
The heavy Wnda thjs month nave III
tprIered seriously with the pleasure OF
those who are fond Of fishing and launch
riding.
Char les EdaSon ana lamily continue
to enjoy. Their bea0uiuI Iau''cr an"
make daily trips, TO me Deach anu IIS"-
ing trips up ana down the RIVER
Mr. and Mrs / r. LeTourneau and
Mr. and Mrs A. c Fisher made
pleasant trip to the st. Luce riveT iast
Saturday to the nome OF H. W. h'ch'
ards.
The recent heavy rains have revived
the grass and weeds on our lawns and
they present green appearance and
rea.iy loos very wen d. " ''''"'''' " "
qua' 'e' " .''''e'
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. ROBINSON MIS-
Nutnall, MISS uogglns, w. !. "oiie
and E. II. LeIourneau made a Jol!y
launch party IRON here; VINO TOOK IN
the races at Palm Beach last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. FISHER afte' SPEND
ing a week very pleasantly win thelr
relatives IN TINS place, lett on SUNDAY
FOR Daytona,. where they ATTENDED the
races, ana VIII reach their nome IN bos-
ton early next week.
perhans il does NOT make any differ.
ence if there are four or five fishermen
with seines of enormous length 70 every
mile of This sound Inf tba fact rnmains
that there are no Ash 70 he caught with
hook and line ANYMORE
The stars have been unusually bright
OF late. The air is so clear, last Sun
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26

THE chances are now brighter for the
location of the division headquarters
and shops of the Florida East Coast
railroad in Fort Pierce, but the citizens
must not cease work for one instant.
The committee who have the matter in
charge are doing valent duty but they
cannot do all. 1t is to be hoped that
the differences between few parties
and the committee will be arranged to
the satisfaction of both for this is a
matter of vital Importance to every
one who has the slightest interest in
the welfare of the city. Property
values will double but not until it is an
assured fact. Every one will benefit
by the charging of the population.
Merchants, with a large increase in
sales, will be able to purchase in larger
quantities and therefore, sell at re-
duced price and a new era will dawn
for our city, Fort Pierce, with ner
vast back country, which is only wait
ing for development; her commercial
interests and her fisheries needs only
manufacturing industries, and the COM
ing of an increased population will make
possible the securing of these enter
prses that will largely be factors in
building here the largest city on the
Florida East Coast Let our citizens
stand together, and make sacrifices, if
need be, for the welfare of this favored
section.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26

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SAci".o !. to nave another large rae
tory which viii use the cuIis Of the
ce!l9f H.'"s Tor proNyc.F,
N,a lin H@act xrowor5 have
,~oYaa mat IT, reclaimed Everglades
.aHl: produce p&cpicn. Irish potatoes,
rrI,ia ...ouor,s ot tomatoes are
1.i,cr n,ada from Pad, county, and thc
oror g,yae eve. ,rr,njyg of beirg large
and produ"lc
,r.. r.,,,,,,,lo --o,,,, ,,,,ro..s IN ,rat
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-03-26

NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX FOR FINAL me
~ CHARGE 'AL pls-
In Court of County Judge.
State of Florida.
In re Estate of d. LUCE County.
Hiram E. Odds. deceased.
Notice is hereby given. to all whom it NAV cor
Germ that on the SOth day of September son n
1919, shall apply to the Honorable F. 8, Hem -
for my final discharge as Executrix NJ ~ 'opa'e,
OF Hiram E. Odds, deceased and that at The ss,
time will present my final accounts 40 Evanne
Dated, March rs. 1909 "'p'o'a''
HATTIE ~ WHITNEY, Executrix
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
june Sale Values in
BOYS CLOTHING.

93.e8 Boys BSsast R9asis Suits zoo
Twecds. Chevicts. Homcspuus Casslu-res
hest coIoriuEs- best lininsS-soEue with
two pairs knicksrs-S TO i6 yrs
s5.98 & 8 SO Boys Suits 3.95
Double breast-Navy Ssrses, Fancy
Worsteds. Cheviots and Cassimsres-plain
or molair Innings To- Il yrs
So CT. Boys Washable Suits IS
Russian and Sailor-plain and striped
Cnambfays and other fabrics-aest colors
3 10 10 WIS.
Oth-rs-finer fabrics ard styles-
worth 81 ~ 10 81. 20. .
IS & e9 CT. BOYS Trousers 30
Straight Bloomer and knicker-Wor-
steds. Cassimvres. Cheviots, Tvceds,
Tlomespuns, Cordugoys-patent Weistbdn1
-taped seams 20 16 Yrs.
IS Ct. * sG.25 Boys Bl0uSes 81
corded Madras white and GsureI-plain
or plcutcd-neckband or collar attached
: TO Is yTs.
49 CT. Chl.dren'S R0mperS %
Rue Gh1mbrays and Checked GinSaau.s
--wi,l contrasting Iipihss-2 10 yrs.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Finest Administer Rugs n
9xf2 ft.-Surplus tx SN
and Sample line UoOU
res S24 rs S.

About - styles in richest Orien-
ta!s-not damaged in any way.
except in scanning they were
very slightly mismatched. hardly
noticea ble-they could easily be
sold as perfect-extra thick pile.
OTHER SPECIALS INCLUDE.
Reversible Mission Art Squares
AiluVer figured or plain centres with
-icn burders-were SC. as --.-.---...L 80
Imported Mating Rugs-;x6 #
reversible japanese designs
yu-th 81 - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
JUNE SALE VALUES I,
MEMS

&egligee S1lTIS E6l212S
Night Shirts NeckWear, &c.
NegiiKce Shi-ts-N Madras and Percaie-
best coIorincs-pleated ard plain boseus
cufrs-all sizes-reg. 81. - ..-..---...-- = !
NerIigee Shirts-Madras and FcrcaIe-
light. medium and dark. also plain
white-au sizes-reg. 81 % make .--- . /
Night shlrts-Muslin and Cambria
corlarless OF with colla-s-54 inches long
sizes - to 20 rcCk-instead Cf -tS-- Z Z
Night Shirts-Cau brio and Naiuscok-
regular or extra sizss-elsewhere 81 - =
washable Vests Madras and Cnevlot-
latest cut-liEht and dark
81 % 20 $50 value -.-------- = +
4-pIy Cc.IaIs-c5 styles all sizes
reg. 2 20 - --...-...-... -..--.b FOX .CO
Terry Bath Robes-neat coIorings-
regularly $500 --...-.- .......---.- -.-...- 90
Susrenders- s,roLg webbing and Isle
thumb piece gilt bucklcs-reg. % 1 >
SusY enders-5 well known makes
silt tuckies-5Oc. everywhere -----.--- 8
Percale Pajamas- light and medium
all sizes-reCularly Sl-0O --.--.--.----- =
Knit Bathing Sults-a,1 wooi-all gray.
or with red or white-Teg. 81 90 --.-1 %
silk Four-in- -Hands-oren ends. also
reg - ard 80 NeCllv ear -.-----.- 81
English Rumchunda SIX Four tn Hands
or fancy Strings 2JC- xmas -..--..- | +
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Great Price Cuts in
Ready-Made Sheets
and Pillow Cases.

Next in quality TO Wamsuttas-ths
manufacturers requested US not TO
advertise the brand when we make
price reductions.
PILLOW CASES
42x3e-reg- 10 I : 50x3s-rsE. Is IT
45x36-reg- % I ; 54xs6-reg IT .19
SHEETS
54xeO--eg- 50 70 I2x9O-res II So
63xSo-reg- SO 81 sIx90-res Sd. g.
9CX90-reg. %. .--. 69
We carry full assortments Wamsuttas and
New Bedford sheets and Pillow Cases.
Plain and Hemstirched.
Regular and Extra Sizes
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
ELECTRICAL coxrRAcTING.

lave YOUR WIRING DONE by TIE TIE
PRACTICAL ELECTRICAL. tpNIEaAAooe e
ING co. ~ Fulton Il Iefephone -
fest scrvice. estimates Cheerful'y lurnishea'
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
HAT CLEANING.

.ae5fs- Z FRENCH MILLINERY: also
Ia =, a Sent-.-in-n-s rel. prd s-Taw
hio--.s sindrb renovated. cleaned and
81 Asns..r'5.hee hee French Millinery Co.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
'I''sE am orrloE Kr>o,,rIxc.

- haETaS Hcus. e-,,.n.,. -. D..
e. ,.sy.l.s- ~ sss Bar1ts a. 6ss-ner, F'rop }.
o. ~ n house. .-auilar attended 10.
-oth al. Ph9ne 4GO. -Cheises
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Great Reductions n
Drsger.eS and Curtzi1i1 g

Erb'd Tambour sash Nuslins-site
borders. detached figured centres
Va iua - -.--..--- Gee ----.----.--- J .
Irish Point vestibuIe sash Lacss-
white and A-abian-value - and -9s- 90
4s inch French Bobbtnets-vaIue So 1 9
Twiled and Monte finish C-etQnnes--
reg -15 ---.--------- ----.----- ----- ~
Best Cretonnes-yari wide-res. % /
Curtain lIadras-stained glass and
regularly 10 ---------------- -
French Tafferas -yd. wide-res- Pa 10
Artistic All Linen TaGetas -+9-- 20
Sateanz- -LambregGin. japanese
and fcraI--es. 20. Heterogeneous 4 9
yard wide figured sateens-reg- % 4 .
venetian Art Scriuns- He,aldic-
Oriental and others-reg- .2I-...----- ! =
Yard wide silEolines-reg- -lo% 81
Ees, Fig.d sukoIines-res -1I-.-.--- .1174
Oriental BurIaps-agures and stripes
regularly 20 .--------------.- -.-------- =
Plain Deniu,s-best quaIity--eg- 81. is
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
IPHOI.STERERS.

p wFIpTN 1Gs z. 18th St. nr. 4th ave
Upholstery Fabrics ana Curtain Mate
-,sl Trapest rics. iJa-'asks. Pushes Ne-
ioI,-s. Real aHd Iuitation Leather, Hair
cloth Cretonues. PRINCES. Cords. GtElps.
Tassels Burlaps. Springs. etc.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
WHERE TO DINE.

n-A1nNRn7sA German Restaurant. 10s-
Il HJH5IallJtE y ia Z l4th. Importer OF
W1rlbuTeer HofbTau. Pilsn4E Genossen-
schaftsb-aU.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
TEAS AND CoFFEEs.

r-1-E IL high g-ade coffee. 3 n hest rice.
i u Bakers cocoa. n best tea. regular
valut. So. our price 81 70 Free delivery
e Rrockiyn Free samples Ham
American Coffee Co. l. Old slip
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
GAS AND ELECTRIC FIxTUKEs
GENERAL CoNTRACTING.

TENEMENT HOUSE VIOLATIONS
pEw7vpN by -dterations and repair;
EEL1O IL Heating apparatus installed
ana repaircd Plans ana specifications
1rswn Tohn McDonough. 255 Spring 81
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR JUNE SALE

SKIRTs-White Cambric-Iawn aounces,
with ruffe-reg. 20. JUNE SALE II
SKIRTS-Cambric-I and emb'y
trim'd-lawn enthusiastically 50
JUNE SALE "a
sKIRTs-Muslin and Canbric-eIaborateIy
''i-' = "01''' JUSE il SALE. 81
SKIRTS-Fine Cambric-knee founce,
with embroidery or Val or heavy
laces-reg- $1-9S. JUNE SALE 81
SKIRTS-Fine Cambric-founces Of alI0ver
embroidery or row on row OF lace. with
beading and ribbon-reg. 50
JUNE SALE. I 81
SKIRTs-Nainsook and Lawn-entire
hounces OF lace OF alIover embroidery
OF panel fiounces. with Val. lace and
inserts-rez- 50 So JUNE SALE g II
Finer Skirts 70 SO 9S-
: CHEMISE- finish JusIin-cambrfc
rUfiie-reB. %. JUNE SALE II .
/ ICHENIISES- -Cambrfc-Iace or embroidery
JUNE SALE 40
/ CHElISES-Nai1so Empire STYLES,
/ lace trinn'd or with lace and emb'y
( teadiAs and ribbon-rez- 81. -
JUNE SALE o.
! Others. including Marguerite and Empire,
70 S4-gs
/ CORSET COvERs-fancy lace and ribbon
/ trim-usually % JUNE SALE II
/ CORSET COVERS dozen STYLES.
/ variously trin'C with lace and -ibbOn-
4 reg 20 ------.- III y r SALE "a
! CORSET CCVERS-nea~Iy two dozen
models. with eyelet or French su1hy
/ uledaIIions. lace and ribbon
! instead Of So. ----. JUNE SALE 4O
! CORSET COVERS -NaInsook-,ace and
/ embroidery tr.m'd-washabIe or
/ JUNE SALE. 81
/ CORSET COVET}S-French Sainso1k-
/ dainty lace t-im'd styles fc- wear
/ under sheer Vaists-usuauy SI.39-
JUNE SALE 0S
Finer Corset Covers % 81. 9s-
EXTRA SIZE CORSET COvER-Eood
mUslin-high necE-tight fitting
II o. 3 bust-value .35-
JUNE SALE 10
EXTRA SIZE ORA -NuS,f1-wife
r. s. ruffte-reE- -49. JUNE SALE 2T
EXTRA SIZE NIGHT DRESSES
Gusliu-N ueck-emb'v rim
value 10 -------.-- JUNE SALE. II
EXTRA SIZE sFIIETS-SfusIi7 rufie-
good eml'v and tUcks-reg. 81 25-
JUNE SALE II
CAMBRIC CNDERW EAR SETS
Corset ever. Skirt. Drawers and Gown
elaborate trim'd with VA lace and
satin ribboEs-woTth 81. 9s- 3 -
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
COLLECTIONS.
DERTS CnTTErTEN
Gem runNrTr-RE AND efcuD,xc

tECFr No..
49,. ses-1-f.iltstc: reasanafla cfar.es Isyiss-
sG7s s.,Sss.elng shVp. ~ sixth sse Phone
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
FOOTWEAR.

mn ~ HEHfGENRERG maker OF rene
dia1 shoes. correcting ali deefcts Of loco
r,oticn. ExaulIna don free. 351 W 42d st
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
STAMPS AND COINS.
PALMISTRz.

r0T-~TF<s AMELIA. wonderful clalrvoy-
an medium. lusiness. love. HarrlaGe. NJ
,..sfr1..zta family troubles rVeIythlns sue-
cessful, consultation 81. Si4 West 2c:h ST.
lear Sth ave
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
CLEANERS AND OVERS.

SgM@SGz & B6AG&G
5-e,.nbone connections 5s2 9th ave. z.
ssth st aIi5 Bvsy, 2269 B way. 2ls Am
ste-dan ave. 704 sth ave. e0o sth ave.
Cal Madison ave. l25th and Aorningsioe'
5ir-pSO% DYE wORKa.-Dry clea ming
speciality. se2 Columbus ave. 15l Nesi
fif-r ST 40 Melrose ave Works. Edge
water. y J. Telephone connections
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
FOR SALE.

MICROSCOPES guns mathematical suS-
gfcal snd survsving Instruments: unrs
deemed piedges q specially. Sickltns Ois
Curiosity Shop. fG3 Park Row
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Cut Prices in
Fine Table Linens
FOR JUNE BRIDES

Following Price cuts are ACTUAL
made to attract this trade-and
quality of goods is far above any
thing elsewhere offered at tho
price
All Linen Table panasks-extra quality
20 ani y fnca-creau. silver and
full satin bleach-reg- 81 70 81 10 I'd 81
satin Double Damasks-72 inch
regularly 81 % ...-..-.------.--- 80
Extra quality Satin Double Darnasks-
- inch-re-ulariy 81 80 yd-.----...--1 10
All Linen Fl : Sers-fuiI satin bleach
$40 cloth. doz- naHk-ns-reg $50 Z p
All Linen Pattern Table Cloths
extra quality satin DarnasS -full satin
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

NIGHT DRESSES -Nuslln-Emb'v and
tucks or entire tucked yoke-reg. .49-
JUNE SALE. 90
NIGHT DRESSES -Cambrio-se-ou1i
splendid styles with yokes Of ernb'y.
JUNE SALE. AL
NIGHT DRESSES -Nalnsnok-lace and
emb'y tr.m-d Empire. chernise or open
front styles-reg. .qS. JUNE SALE. 80
NIGHT EESSES-Empiie. round. Y
square or high neck-Cambric. NainsOok.
Muslin-about 20 dainty trtm'd styles
worth S1.25 June SALE. 90
NIGHT DRESSES -Nalnsook. eyeJet
erub'd woke. enb'y beading and ribbon
Empire style. front and back
usually 81 3S $1,000 JUNE SALE..f 81
, NIGHT DRESSES French Nainsook-
fronts and yoSes Of exquisite laces and
enbroideries- elsewhere 81 9S-
JUNE SALE. 2. .94
NIGHT DRESSES French Naiusook-
beautifully trim'd IN panel and insert
fashion with daintlest laces and
embroiGeries-res- sos
JUNE SALE. g %
Finer Might Dresses 20 Sl4 9s.
DRAWERS Good Cambria
II. :. rufe with JuCks -usCally - -
JUNE SALE .1S
DRAWERS and Cambric-neat
tucked rufHe OF lace and emH'r inserts
regularly 80. .----- JUNE SALE "a
DRAW EKs-Camhric and Nus'In-
eub'y or fancy lace and tuck--
also circular 1li Ca~;"- styles
regularly GO --..---JJ NE SALE-- 40
DRAWERS -Nainsook-CI-CrIer TufIies
or rows of Val aces lace beading
washable ribbon run-iustead OF Si-25-
JUNE SALE 80
DRAWEES- Canbrlc or Nair SOCK
umbrella regular. circular and Nassar
styles-reg. Sl-29- JUNE SALE 81
DRAWERS French Nainso0k-LmbreUa
rufles and EasSdr styles--tanrE laces
and evelet or French erubroiic-ies-
usually 81 41...,.--.Jt-NE SALE' I .&5
FiEc- Drawers 90 S6.9S.
COMBINATION -Nains0ok-C0rset cover
and Drawers or Skir,-enb'v and lace
f-irn-usua fiv 81 JUNE SALE -
CONPI%ATIO NS-Nai0ss ok and CrcsSlar-
cover with sslrt or drawers-
lace. enby and rtbhgE trim
usually 81 - III Ne SALE 81
CONtBINATIONS-N Nainsook-wIth lace and
ribbon or y. : eub'y and tGcks-
worth 81 C9......-- JUNE SALE I !
COMBINATIONS -Hainsook and Lawn
euhd wed7lians or panels with lacs
outlining or alluEe- ewhroidert-
reg s. -. .---.--..FJ Ne SALE 10
Finer Combinations 70 ST 9S-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
DOGS AND BIRDS.

1ccr-RATORs and BROODERS--Al
,onlpIet. ltne OF Pcultr$ ana Log SUP.
mics Write for catalogue Ihe Ihite"
-, u Vesev St New York city
cF,F.JALTY Toy Pomeranians grown and
,,,,,-,ies- Boston Terrier, Ruoy Pekinese
eaa-tli. AZ stud champion Pomeranian
F-snch Ruil. Boston Terrier. Jules Feronn'
236 west 46th St: phone.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
ND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

DBOoKs. DETECTIVE BUREAU
N-irt,oias Brooks Inspector of Ponce
%sw Yo-k City. retired. LlCEN NSED
EoNUED Detective work IN al Us
trsncbes Hotel Factory Inspecting
>,t,.s.,,l, Process Serving BEEKHAN.
Phones: &c cortlandt- Night. Al Morn
inEside-
M RIVE DETECTIVE BUEEAI-Li-
c-used ana bonded. male or fenlaIe'
shsdowirE investigations. strictin S9In ON
9-,t =, Tejephone Madison So
,,,LF~NZfF- DETECTIVE AGENCY. y
Duane si-Investigste civil cIIlIi'iiNi c
,-.ss. ~o,npetentlv conhdcnfiallv. reason
abry Telephone 153e-Wo-th-
CATERS Detective Agency. JIG Nassau
:. peItal,ie service at reasonable rates
.r1l,ore s2q2- Beekman. niEhtc- 5Ss1-Maln-
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second BegIns
I'VE PROMISED a ElOG1TEG OF WAlUE92
e How We Keep Our Word!
June Sale Values in
BABIES DRESSES.

SHORT DRESSES
NaiUsook anu Cambric-wf-h lace or
einb'y-slzes 6 mos to Q yrs On
reg -35 -----.. .-.- -
Waite Lawn ard Nainzook-Russian.
Bishop and tucked OF eub'd %
yCSes-6 mos % ; yrs-reg. 20. go
White Lawn ard Naiasook-High aad
low nec{z, t-im-d vokes- or White
Lileils Russian uresses-sizes
mos 10 yrs-reZ 80 -.-----.. - .
White Lawn and Nairsoolz-G mos to
> yrs--hiEh and low u-ck-yokes Of
h. 5 ruCks. fasgotins. eunb'y and "a
lace, some with berthas-rsg. 70
Fine White Lawn and Nainsook-
Princess. French Waist. Russian and
yoke sryles-high and low neck
tucls. laces. smbroicsTies- hand
EtltchinEs. pieats. etc II
sizes 70 ; years-reg- 81 50 -----..
Dresses OF Sheer White Lawn
picturesque styles. With embroiderias
and dainty laces some with skirts
Cf allO-er embroidery y
LONG SLIPS AND DRESSES.
Long Nainsook sIi7s-Bisaop or ENJOY
triu'd yokes. also BABIES Gowns
worth 80 -----.--. ----.------ ------ 20
Long Nainsook SIIps-yokez ot Iace or
enb'y and tucl<s esl-arly -4f----- 27
Long Dresses % Fine Nainsook-yokes
of h. :. tuCks. eulh's and Iaces-
reg. II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..--... Z II
Nai1s0lk Dresses3zze and e-lb'y. one
particularly pretty has g yoke Of
imitation hand erub-1itr-v and p. s.
rex. SI-19 ---------------- 8
Christening Set OF Two Pieces
eisborateiy t-i-r'd Dress and SKIRT
worth Sf-e"-2 -eces --------------2 AZ
Equal June Sale Values in
Babies Hats. caps, Bonnets-
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ELECTROTTPERS.

Ey FC-TROT9 PING all descriptions. ad-
@..r,f.i-r elecf-os in Quantities e&ccp-
rjonailv low rates Empire Ci:y El@f'-To-
TIRE Co. z5i William st
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

Handkerchief and Heavy Weayes
at Specially Low Prices
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Fou>TAIN PENs-KEPAlKs.

KII.LMER's. 80 willoughhy st. BrooAlyn
E.st 81 $3.50 pens. All mahes re
.a.yed Mail orders promptly filled.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
June Sale Values in
BABIES
Carriage Covers, Shirts

White Pique Carriage C0ve-s-Tith large
lap-wids enby ruffie. with em5'y
inserts and 5aIIi1ns-vGr-l 81 70 QS
Babies summer Sli-ts-sizes 20 yrs--
regularly % 20 81. -...-.- % ----..---- 3
Sumner weight sEirts-pa-t wool
SOM hand finished sizes 70 3 yrs
regularly SO and 60 69-------------.--.-- 8 z
BIRDSETE DI APE-RS-
Era---rr,al r.s.l--- -r-..-.laI