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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
GOOD TENNIS IN
TOURNEY FOR THE
RADKE CUP
Mrs. Fl. A. Neineyer Carries Off
First H0n0rs in the
Sixth Series
By Grant Smith

The sixth of series of handicap sin
giles tournament for the Radtke cup
was completed on the Golden Gate park
tennis courts yesterday by the fair
racket wfelders. The event was started
April 5. Mrs. H. A. Niemeyer carried off
the honors and scored her second win
of the trophy. Miss Vodden and Miss
Ida Mearns have also won the trophy
twice. Miss Speakman won the runner
up cup for the third and last time yes
terday.
The scores follow:
Preliminary round-Mss Gully lowe 3-6) beat
Miss j. Brown (15), 6-2, so; Mrs. Herndon
(owe 3-6) beat Miss B. Gardner (l5), Ga 6-1 !:
Miss NJ Coyn (l5) beat Mrs. Northrup (15 3-6)
6-1, CO.
First round-Miss Mary speakman (scratch)
beat Miss e. SayIor (3-6) 60, 6-3; Miss Mearns
lowe 40) beat Miss NJ. Mclaughlin t36), B-3.
6-3; Miss Edna Joost beat Miss L. Bolton by
default; Mrs Herndon beat Miss Gully, 81,
6-3, 6-1; Mrs. Fletcher beat Miss Coyn, 6-l d.
Mrs. Neimeyer lowe 40) beat Miss A. Myers
lowe 15), 80, ga; Miss A. Vodden (owe 4O)
beat Miss A. Greenberg (oye 30) by default; !;
Miss E. Chase beat Miss H Fromfeld by de-
fault.
Second round-Miss speakman beat Miss
Mearns, Ga 6-3; Miss Joost beat Mrs Herndon
S-6, 6-4. 10; Mrs. Neimeyer beat Mrs. Fletcher.
6-3 Sc: Miss Vodden beat Miss Chase, 6-1, rs.
Semifnas-Miss Speakman beat Miss Joost.
6-2, 6-2; Mrs. Neimeyer beat Miss Vodden, 6-4,
Ga.
Finals-Mrs. Neimeyer beat Miss speakman,
6-4 7-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
MANY ARMY OFFICERS
COMING ON LOGAN
Generals Hodges and Mills
Among the Passengers

The transport Logan. which sailed
from the Philippines April Is, has
on board the following army officers:
Brigadier General Charles L. Hodges,
Brigadier General A. L. Mills, Captain
r. H. Allen. Captain Alfred Ballin
Captain c. T. Boyd, Captain G. M
Brooke, Lieutenant B. r. Camp, Lieu
tenant i. P. Collins. Captain Walter
Cox, Captain w. NJ. Cruikshank. Lieu
tenant Colonel G. NJ Dunn, Captain
Edward Dwerak Captain William Ell
lott Lieutenant James E. Fechet
Lieutenant Edgar L. Field, Lieutenant
Colonel e. E. Gayle, Captain G. r.
Greene, Captain f. S. Hutton, Captain
l.. B. KRONER. Lieutenant E. P. Law
son. Captain l.. L. Lawson, Lieutenant
A. ]. Macdonald. Captain H. l.. New
bold Captain Peter Peterson, Lieuten-
ant E. de L. Smith, Lieutenant Thomas
Whelen, Lieutenant w. p. Clark, Lieu
tenant c.. G. Allen, Lieutenant w. S.
Grant and Lieutenant C. B. Hodges
The Logan is also bringing IA en-
listed men of the Fifth regiment. field
artillery, 247 enlisted men of the
Fourth regiment field artillery, and on
the sick list Lieutenant C. r. Clayton
and Lieutenant c.. p. Stallman of the
medical reserve corps and Lieutenant
w. p. Clark of the Philippine scouts.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23

FISHERMEN WILL
TURN OUT ON
FIELD DAY
Hundreds Expected TO Accept
Hospitality of California
Anglers Association

Point Reyes will be the Mecca for
members of the angling fraternity next
Sunday, and unless the unexpected
happens in the form of a heavy storm
there will be hundreds of anglers on
the banks of Paper Mill creek and the
famous White House pool to participate
in the second annual anglers field day
to be held under the auspices of the
California ianglers' association.
The success of the first field day a
year ago at Point Reyes led, the asso-
citation to tarrange a second outing at
the same place. All anglers, whether
members of the association or not, are
invited to attend and compete for the
numerous handsome trophies that will
be awarded for the best catches of fish,
No entrance fee will be charged to
contestants for prizes and a barbecue
lunch Will be served free from l to 8
p. m.
In order to afford plenty of time to
fish the Northwestern- Pacific railroad
has agreed to provide. "a special train
service. The train will leave the city
via Sausalito at a. M, and returning,
will leave Point Reyes at sos p. m.
The fare sfor~the round trip will be 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
Baseball Notes

Indian House is still in bad shape, the result
Of being ht~With q pitched bail in Wednesday S
game. and the chances are that he viii not be
back in the game for several days.
charley Graham tried bis hand behind the
lat yesterday afternoon. and was welcomed by
the old time fans Charley can not peg as we'll
rs ae used -. bdt he may pick up with little
more practice
II. was kids day and they turned out about
500 strong. Strangely enough the youngsters
rooted stronger for Oakland than they did for
San Francisco last week. Every time that the
Commuters came near scoring the noise from
the Juvenile section was deafeuing-
Manager Hen Berry Of the Angels dropped IN
MS new man Beall from ffe Chicago Americans
Beal VIII wait around here and join the Angels
sp0n their arrival from the north. Berry in
tends 10 play him ia tine outheld. He Is big
sfrapning fellow and he hit the ball right on
tic nose while training here and in the sonth
with she white Sox. With Beall In the harness
81 is likely that young Thompson viii be given
The Job Of warming the bench;
The senators and the Oaks win journey 10
Sacramento fiis morning. where they, viii meet
+, he afternoon instead Of this city Today IS
ii zig holidav So Sacramento. the sixfieth ami
Versarv 0f the founding cf the city and lively
Goincs are looked for al Oak park Whens the
soars line uD Incidentally. II is the FIRST
.grorIndg since the Pacific Coast league was
formed six years ago. The capital city fans
wanted the switch made and Just 10 please
them President Cal Ewing consented. As Sac
rsuloutO Is baseball mad now record crowd is
expected 10 attend the contest.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
BARGAIN COUNTER
PRICES PAID FOR
YOUNGSTERS
MacdOnOugh'S Two Year OIds
Are Disposed of at Very
Low Figures

Bargain counter prices prevailed at
the sale of thoroughbreds from w. OBJ.
Macdonough's Ormondale stock farm at
Chase's pavilion last night. The fol-
lowing year olds were disposed Of:
Tanzy. bay hlly by ossary -Lizzella, W. l.
Stanneld $50; Tiber, bay hlly by Borgia-
Orellans. J. b. Dunn, $500; Belle of Portola, bay
hlly by Orsni Moldene, J. B. Dunn. $500; onon-
daga, bay colt by orsini-Eda II, J. H. Welsh,
s95; Fair Rowan. brown flly by Borgia-Golden
Locks, Lieutenant Minnegrowe, $3.50.
Bartered Bride, brown hlly by Orsini-May
Dunbar, S95; Sweet Basil. hay colt by Orsin-
Spinach, $225; Canterbury, chestnut gelding by
ST. Carlo-Campanta. J. Murphy, S95.
ROmagna. brown gelding by Orsini-Roman
All Fair, bay flIy by Borgla- -orbona, A. j.
Heinz. Woodland, $iOO
Bellini brown gelding by Mindora- -BeIlona,
j. F. Clifford, 500.
Miss Georgia, a 2 year old flly by
Marius II-Georgie VI, was the only one
of the consignment from Napa stock
farm remaining unsold. ]. Welsh took
her for SIS5. The others catalogued
had been sold privately.
On account of the depression in the
thoroughbred market consequent upon
adverse legislation Ormondale stud will
be cut down to about a dozen of the
choicest mares as speedily as possible.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
CATHOLIC MINES
HAVE A VERY
BUSY DAY
Sacred Heart College Players
Defeat ST. Mary's by
= Score of I 10 /
By win Scarlet

Yesterday was a busy day for the
Focal Catholic athletes. St Mary's
.. ts9oeuiX team and the players from
sacred Heart college met on the St.
? -as-nat1us college diamond; the parochial
.scAool teams OF the Catholic schools
r 1Ietic league played their scheduled
games On both sides of the bay, and
-t0e second team of Santa Clara college
-'}r1ed conclusions with the St Ignatius
-..-SS--ese players on the local grounds.
thursday is a holiday in the Jesuit in
st-t1uons, 50 the game was played
Satiy Ia the afternoon TO afford time
LOT -: Marys and Sacred Heart TO
clash later in the day
4ne young men who trotted around
lne bases on St Ignatius diamond
yesterday labored under difficulties.
work IS being rushed on the grounds
ga anticipation Of Saturdays big game
peLween Santa Clara and st. Mary's.
sna numbering sand teams passed at
1a,t minute Intervals. The grounds
VIII pe IN better shape by Saturday.
ne Sacred Heart team was ma
. ialiy strengthened by two of St.
2 --afy s players-Sheehy, who twirled
t-loOsLout the game, and Smith, who
SPeIalea AZ the receiving end Of the
que ana white battery. Witt at short
plsEed exceptionally good ball
The contest with Sacred Heart was
a practice game for the Phoenix men.
t1arL Correia and Wilcox each pitched
three frames and We're in splendid
indicator. The lineup follows:
j aeellz Wilkinson, second base; Miller.
cateaert Wallace, third base; Leonhardt center
heldi Fitzsimmons. shortstop; Wilcox. center
1e'd and pitcher; Correia, left field and pitcher;
leonard, nrst base; Hart, pitcher; Simpson,
sacred Heart college-Cordtz, second base;
byrnes. catcher; orr. first base; Witt. shortstop;
smirh, catcher; Cooney. right held; French left
'neld- T. Saeehy. third base; D. Sheehy, pitcher.
seore-Phoenix, 8; Sacred Heart. >
- Charles team went under the
crusher at the Ocean Shore grounds
yesterday. coming cut on the short end
cf 10 TO ? score. The St Peters lads
had 10 work hard for their victory.
even though they did pile up the runs
Freely in the nth and sixth. The con-
rest was the fastest game played thus
lar in the san Francisco branch of
1he league.
Sacred Heart college won from the
st Mary.s by score Of to l. The
local lads were able TO find Panello
Ior only three hits. and the visiting
klabster tanned eight Of the batsmen
who faced him. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
Oddfellow Heads List Of
SireS Of Winners

Compilation of the winnings Of the
progeny of the various sires repre-
sented at Emeryville during the season
just closed shows r. A. Forsythe's Odd
fellow safely in the, lead, with August
Belmont's Hastings and ]. d. Millin's
young California stallion Cunard nip
and tuck in the struggle for second
honors. The get of Cunard carried off
the distinction of having won the
greatest number of races at the meet
ing, with Barney Schreibers Sain,
leader of the previous season, pressing
most closely for that honor. In each
instance these stations were extern
siVely represented as compared with
Plaudit, the fourth stallion in the list,
in whose showing the Burns handicap
victory of King James cuts the great
est figure The California stallion
Rubicon, which has come to the front
of late as d sire of useful early speed,
stands a creditable fifth.
Following is q tabulation OF the
showing of those stations whose
progeny won in excess of $4,000 at the
meeting:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
American Exhibitors Win
Prizes at Horse Show

VANCOUVER, B. c., April 22-
American exhibitors won additional
blue ribbons at the horse show. They
secured all the prizes in class 5S for
roadsters. single trotting mare or
gelding, year olds and over, 1872 and
under d. e. Frederick of Seattle was
first with Homer: second. Ward A,
exhibited by Miss Bernice A Baker of
Tacoma. third. Mira, exhibited by
Frederick.
Mrs. J. W. considipe of Seattle also
captured the first prize with Quaker
Maid and Dorothea in class IS. horses
in heavy harness, 15.2 and under. Her
other two horses, Sunshine and Belle
Brandon, secured the second prize.
In the runabout class, mare or geld
ing. year olds and over l4.3 and not
exceeding 1872. Quaker Maid, exhib-
tied by Mrs. considine, won the blue
ribbon Goodman May. owned by C. J.
Robert of Edmonton, was third.
Colonial Belle, owned by Andrew
Laidlaw of Spokane. was third in class
SO. horses in heavy harness, high
stepper. mare or gelding over 1872,
shown to appropriate vehicle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
Johnson Dares Jeffries To
Cover His Forfeit
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

PITTSBURG. Pa. April 22-Jack
Johnson, heavy weight champion, said
today: Il have $4,000 posted in New
York as a guarantee that L mean busi-
ness. Let Jeffries cover this and 1 will
get busy.
Il do not propose to allow the former
champion make capital out of his chal-
lenge for really l do not think he in
tends facing me in the ring. He has, to
my mind, issued this challenge just to
get free advertising. Let him put up
good, hard money and he will find me
the big black man on the job all right.
''Ketchel? Yes, l suppose If l sign
articles to meet Jeffries 1 will have to
cancel my engagement with .Ketch.'
That means l will have to forfeit $4,000
to the latter, but / will cheerfully give
that sum in order to get Jeffries in the
ring
Jeff will find himself deeper in the
mire now than ever. with the big smoke
after him again. In measure, Johnson
is right and jeff should cover the money
IL he intends lighting the champion
within any reasonable time Talk is
very cheap, but as Johnson says Its
the hard money that counts Jen Will
have to say something now.
1t is likely that Johnson would take
some sort of a chance at tforfeiting the
$4,000 he has up to meet Ketchel. or at
least seek a means TO compromise If he
is assured of fight with Jeffries. But
at the same time, he can not afford to
take this chance with JEFF still doing
that long distance talking about fight
ing some time in 1911.
1t is all talk at present, and Johnson
has not forfeited nor run out on
Ketchel as yet. In fact, there will be
no chance to collect that forefit of his
till it is plainly shown that he has other
Intentions and steers away from the
Ketchel match. AS this is six months
liable to happen in the meantime, but
everything points to a meeting between
Johson and Ketchel first.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
LOS ANGELES WINS POINT
IN FREE HARBOR FIGHT
Demurrers of Southern Pacific
OverruIed by Court

Los ANGELES, April 22-yictory
for the city of Los Angeles in its
efforts to attain free harbor at
San Pedro and Wilmington was at
tanned in the first stages today in a
decision handed down by Judge Bord-
well in the superior court. The court
oyerruled the demurrers of the South
ern Pacific railroad company. the Ban
ming company and other corporation
interests in the II suits to wrest from
private hands the control of the ocean
frontage at Wilmington and granted
the defendants 80 days in which to
file. their answers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23

George W. Berry has shipped TO Napa stock
farm the big string Of horses that he had in
training at EmeryviIIe Trainer Wishard viii
take the pick of the lot to New York for a
summer campaign:
]. B. Dunn's departure for salt Lake bas been
delayed by attachments levied against his
horses TO satisfy claims for stable expenses.
Joseph Murphy has accepted the tender Of re-
appointment presiding judge at Jacksonville
during next winters meeting.
Jockey Jim Butler. whose broken on
the occasion Of his last public appearance here,
will resume riding at the Louisville meeting,
according to present indications.
Book Maker George Rose IS rusticating at
Santa Cruz preparatory to journey east for
the opening at Belmont Park.
J. J. Flanagan, trainer for Colonel ". Z. Ap-
plegate. became a bridegroom his return TO
kentucky from California-a few days ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
CHINESE ENVOY SEES
DAWN OF INDEPENDENCE
Yung Kwai Thinks Empire Will
Soon Manage Own Affairs

WASHINGTON, April 22.-"r hone
to see the day when China will man
age its own affairs
Mr.. Secretary, that is coming very
soon-perhaps in less than ten years ;.
This. in brief. was the colloquy be-
tween Secretary Wilson and Yung
Kwai, secretary of the Iuperia1
Chinese special embassy, at the de-
partment of agriculture today. when
the affairs of the Flowery Kingdom
were referred to.
The occasion was the formal presen
tation to the secretary by Mr.. Kwai
on behalf of Tong Shi Yu, who was
sent here as China's ambassador to
thank this government for remitting
the Boxer indemnity" of a unique
album with mounted views of China's
agricultural experiment stations.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
WIRES OFFER TO kETCHEL
So.,;oJ D;seofob 10 The Call

Lfs ANGELES. April 22.-Manager
ToA NcCarey of the Pacific athletic
club tonight telegraphed an offer of
$4,000 win or lose or draw. to Stan
ley KetcheI, whom McCarey Is de-
si~ous OF matching with Sam Lang
ford. Langford's agreement is already
held by McCarey. and If he can land
KetcheI the local promoter figures he
has top notch scrap carded- Nc
carey plans TO stage the bout over
tie Ten round course in July, prefer
ably during the week Of the Elks re-
union.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
EWTNG'S OFFER IL COSTLY
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. April 22.-The offer
OF President j. Cal Ewing Of the Coast
lea que 10 have the Sacramento and
Oakland teams play here for the bene-
ft Of the Sacramento day celebration
viii cost him $500. The offer was
made without the consent Of the Oak
land club. and yesterday the latter
refused 10 come and give up their
share Of the gate receipts at Oakland
Ewing had TO make good his promise
10 the Sacramento committee and
agreed TO pay the Oakland team out OF
his own pocket, after which promise
they consented TO come.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
CARMEN IN THE RING

Amateur fight fans are looking for
ward with more than ordinary inter
given by the United Railroads athletic
club The go between Lawrence
Granfield and Louis Hahn is for the
amateur feather weight championship
of the Pacific coast; The title of the
best heavy weight in the city is also
stalxed on the outcome Of the go be-
tween Charley Miller and Battling
Rushing. Roscoe Taylor, Jimmy Lucy
Johnny Aaron, Morris Sweeney and
frankie BurlS, well known in amateur
ranks, are also on the card.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
OFFICERS OF ASSOCIATED
PRESS CHOSEN IN GOTHAM
Board of Directors Meets and
Selects Executive Officers

NEW YORK. April Following the
annual meeting of the Associated Press
held here Tuesday the board of direct
ors has elected the following officers:
President Frank b. Noyes, Chicago
Record Herald; first vice president, j.
c. Hemphill, Charleston, S. c., News and
Courier; second vice president, John H.
Fahey. Boston Traveller; secretary and
general manager, Melville Z. Stone; as
sistant secretary and assistant general
manager, Charles S. Diehl; treasurer, j.
II. Youatt New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
CHAMPION BATTER SPEEDS AUTo

PITTSBURG. April 22.-Hans Wagner
must have thought he was trying to
make q home run from the speed he
was showing with his motor car in
Grant boulevard yesterday. according
10 Policeman Bender. Charging him
with speeding at the rate of 30 miles
an hour Bender today made informa-
1iOn against the champion batter and
= summons was served on him for a
hearing tomorrow morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
4IoKE.~ sAYs coMIsKEY

CHICAGO April 22.-President Co
uliskey Of the Chicago American league
club characterized the Cleveland re-
port of possible exchange of Cleve-
land players for Ed Walsh as a huge
soke TO-DAY. THAT would be fine busi-
ness. said Comiskey. Perhaps they
would like 10 have me and my grand
stand thrown into the trade also.
Nothing TO it,
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
SAM NELSON WILL FIGHT
G MI = I'll en-

SACRAMENTO, April 22.-Sam Mel
son of the Mission club San Francisco.
has been chosen to take Jack Clifford s
place in the latter's proposed fight with
Maurice Sayres at Marysville April 81.
cover sufficiently from an attack of
rheumatism, and so informed the
MarysyiIle club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
AMERICAN HORSE BEATEN

American horses won here today
Thomas Hitchcock's Regal Royal failed
TO get a place I'm the Prix Garchesi
and w. K. Vanderbilt's Herkimer was
unplaced in the Prix Pepiniere.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
TRAcK MEMS BANaUET

BERKELEY, April 22.-The banquet
of the track men of the university,
which was to have been held tonight,
has been postponed until Saturday.
when a captain for next year viii be
elected. The banquet will be held in
the Bismarck cafe. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
sACRED HEART
Summary

Three base hTf-Hicgins Sacrifice hits-Do-
Jan -. Higgins. Zerfll. Heslv. First base on
called balls-On Teeley 4. Of PAMELA O. Struck
out-Ry Feeley g. by PAMELA s. Double play
heeEan. unaSsisted. Passed bali-Prefonta
Time II game hour and 30 minutes Umpire
--pgultney. Scorer-Ic Ferre.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
SEALED ORDERS WINS cur

SANDOWN PARK, April 22.ATbe
Esher cup. a year old handicap of
900 sovereigns, was won here today
by Sealed Orders jackson was sec
ond and H p. Whitney's Perseus III
third. Nineteen started.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
MEETINGs--LegaI

ers of MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCO-The regular annual meeting
of the stock holders of Mercantile Trust COM
Office Of the corporation No. 464 California
street, San Francisco, California, on Wednes-
day, April 2sth. 1909, at IL O'Clock noon, for
TO serve for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of such other business may come
before the meeting. Transfer books will close
on Saturday, April II, 1909, at IL o'clock noon
Dated April II, 1909
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23
Navy Orders

WASHINGTON. April 22.-Passed Assistant
Paymaster W. G. Fite is detached from the
Milwaukee to the Rainbow.
Passed Assistant Paymaster E. C. TrIcon is
detached from the navy yard at Mare island
and ordered to the Milwaukee,.
DIR. JORDAN WILL SPEAK-Bloomiprto
Ind. April 22.--Announcement was made today
that President David Starr Jordan of Leland
Stanford university would give the commence
ment address at Indiana university June %.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23

LoST-Monday evening between and Z O'Clock.
a diamond and sapphire circular brooch; lost
on the way from Laguna near Pine to Califor-
MIA ST. cars to the Fairmont hotel: S25 RE-
WARD OFFERED for return TO the WHITE
HOUSE private Office, Sutter st. and Grant av.
VIII the party who called up the main office
the above kindly call up the private office Of
the White House?
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23

LOST-Stanford parlor gold badge: liberal re-
ward. JAMES G. HAYBURN, 5T3 California
LoST-Purse containing $50. Address box 4561
Call office Liberal reward.
LOST-Dog. cross between water spaniel and
setter; license number 1907. Please return to
2219 Geary ST.; reward
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23

FREE FARE
BLACkSMITHS
? blacksmiths X. r. camp 500. free fare.
MACHINE MINERS
) machine miners. north. $50 so.
FREE FARE
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-23

FOR WASHINGTON
10 laborers. no experience required; steady
work. for large plant. t...-...............S6O $50
FREE FARE
WOOD CHOPPERS
80 wood choppers TO cut wood for donkey en-
gtnes and steam shovelS. 81 cord: FREE FARE
MACHINE AND HAND
MINERS. MUCKERS
machine miners. good mine. south, $50
20 muckers. gold quartz mine- $3.50
% coal miners, Oregon, good wages
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Home and Vacation Needs In
Summer Hosiery

Fine assortments and fine values!
wONEN'S Isle HOSE
Rlsck. white. tans and fashicuabie coiors.
also bIendings-pIain. lace or ernb' ID
double soies, heels and toes
.24.- So. .4S-- so
WONENsS SILK HOSE
Black. white and new checks
double soles. heels. toes
.0S- f29-. 49, 1 .SS
MEMS ALI. SILK HOSE
Black. tan. gray. green. puTpls-
burgundy and navy-speciai- ------ -4S
MEMS IISIaE HOSE-Black and stylish
CherkS-pIain. emb'd OF lace
also novelty colorings-doubls scle.
hae1 and toe. .....--. 81. 80. .A9
cHTr,DRENs Isle HOSE,-I.sc- CT
pIain-black, vhits and colors-douois
sole heel and toe ----------. "a ~
CHTI.DREN-S SoCKS-Rlark. white, plain
cnIors. piaids. checks. stripes
sIAss 80 ~ --....-.----. - = ahn ~
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

ISABELLE DRAWERS and other
pretty styles. with embroidery inser-
ton and hOunceS that sell regularly
for sac a pair. al the NH IOr
and Factory Sale price Of
CORSET COVERS. regularly Doc. made
Of nainEook. in many handsome styles
best quality lace and embroidery
f6iI3PiRs' fa41 5sis B4ice at MY ag and Fac 3Sc