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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
NO TAX ON COFFEE
IN TARIFF SCHEME
Members in Charge of Bill Have
Not Inserted Proposal

WASHINGTON. March Is-As the
tariff bill stands tonight. coffee re-
mains on the free list When the re-
publican members Of the ways and
means committee ceased their labors
tonight until Monday morning. the
provisions relating TO special taxation
had not been decided upon The Payne
bill will not be ready for Introduction
Monday.
While the inheritance tax provision
undoubtedly viii be included in the
bill, the members Of the subcommit-
tee have been unable 70 gree regard
ing this or the proposition to impose a
stamp tax on checks. bonds and stocks.
The treasury officials view with dis
favor the proposition 70 levy an i'm
post on coffee II is pointed out that
several million bags Of high grade Bra
lillian coffee is now held in this coun-
try and in some OF the European coun-
tries Is security for loans made 10 one
OF the Brazilian states. and that
should a duty be imposed the coffee
stored IN Europe could be shipped into
the United States before the new tariff
bill would become operative
The present visible supply OF coffee
fn the world amounts 10 about 10000
600 bags. OF which 100000 bags are
stored here or are afioat in this coun-
try.
4 duty of I cents pound on coffee
would, II IS said. mean an Immediate
profit Of at least $500 per bag, or a
orodt Of nearly S2l.000.Q0o 10 own
ers and holders OF this coffee.
The Philippines, which now pract1-
cally export no coffee, il is contended
would send considerable coffee 10 this
country Il the suggested tax IS not
placed on their product.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
What These Men Do

First, this Board separates the possible
from the impossible. They give to every
applicant full and frank advice, based on
wealth of experience. This service is
free. We invite you to submit your
problems
Their next duty is to make the utmost
success of the campaigns which we un-
dertake. The methods, means and copy
are worked out in conference, where
dozen men contribute ideas. A compe-
tent jury-not a single judge-decides-
the right and the wrong.
Thus we succeed, and thus we avoid
mistakes. Thus we have grown, through
the growth of our clients, to our present
enormous proportions.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
ORIENTAL OAK
MOVEMENT FAILS
Forestry Bureau Declines to
Experiment With Japa-
nese Product
Quiet Effort to Supplant Amer
ican Timbers for Rail-
road Purposes

Powerful Japanese interests that
have been quietly at work for many
months in an organized EFFORT to sup
plant the American oak tree by the
japanese white oak. particularly for
railroad purposes. received a setback
yesterday, when the local forestry bu-
reau, owing TO pressure of other work.
declined to undertake experiments with
this japanese product to determine its
commercial values. Headed by Matsui
& Co, large local importing concern,
the syndicate had planned to gain in
dorsement of japanese white oak from
United States government bureau.
and then. backed by this Endorsement,
sell their lumber in this country TO
the extent of more than $40, 600 00O
worth yearly.
Japan has millions OF acres of white
oak. The cut in the tariff on lumber
that is proba bic and the growing
scarcity of American timbers suitable
for railroad ties afford the Japanese
product a smooth pathway into the
markets Of this country.
Several western railroads have al
ready purchased large quantities OF
Japanese white oak, and are using It
to replace worn out ties.
The application to the forest service
for experimental work on a foregn
timber raised a delicate legal question.
The act under which timber expert
ments are carried on by the forest serv-
ice provides only American grown
timbers shall be used in experiments.
unless the bureau desires to expert
rq-iT 1cr frr1fa q -faxx-
to growing such timber in this coun-
try. The pressure of other work. how
ever, obviated consideration of this
pofnt
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
SHERIFF IN CLASH
on COOPER CASE
Attorney General Attacked for
Saying Prisoners Are AL
lowed Unlawful Privileges

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March IA
personal clash between Attorney Gen
eral McCarn and Sheriff sam Borum
was narrowly averted after court ad-
sourned late today in the Cooper
Sharpe trial for the murder OF former
Senator Carmack
IN IFS argument 20 the Jury Nc
earn charged that the Coopers and
sharpe mad never occupied cells ard
that thus the law was violated. When
1IcCarn started TO leave the building
DE was confronted al the head of the
stairs by the sheriff.
= understand. general" the latter
began. that you said have accorded
20 the Coopers and Sharpe privileges !
do not extend 70 other decent white
prisoners
AcCarn stepped Up close 10 the
sheriff and said cooily.
BE little careful what YOU say.
sam said you had violated the Law
~ Tennessee in permitting prisoners
10 confer together without an officer
being present
= have violated any law I'll apollo
g.ze.7
Win show you tie code"
don't want 20 see the code" re-
torted the sheriff hotly. i am re-
Epousible for nay Office"
AcCarus friends hustled him away
and tie incident was closed
Attorney General McCarn. IN beginning
dis closing argument today. said.
7 have been assaiied and denounced.
but. thank God, the same tongue which
Uagged against me also asssiled Mrs.
Eastman, and am proud that Wash
tngton assailed me. too. haven't any
time 10 shoot AZ sparrows.
They accuse me OF abusing the de-
PENDANTS or un5ustly prosecuting them
! am responsible for the conduct OF
rhis Office. and al the devils IN Hell
cannot deter me from my duty: and
hey say the state has no theory
Wei. what OF it2 When your old
dad took YOU out TO lick you. did YOU
ever know what his theory was2 And
cid lie ever ask you for yours? No
lie just decided, from the proof, that
you were guilty. and lit into you
That's what we are doing. We have
no theory. gentlemen; We just have the
proof
-.rhey pirate of the blue blood and
ancestry ~ these defendants II al
W-ars amuses me the way these fellows
~ hlle blood and ancestors always
think ~ those ancestors when they
ere brought face 10 face with the law
AoR, man with blue blood and an
ceslors owes something 10 this blue
bloo1 and those ancestors. and he
should think of II before he goes out
70 STAY
1Ic-arn assaiIed the defense for try
ing 10 make the case a political is
sue. and Sid that Washingtons en-
tire argument was political speech.
He denounced Washington for assail-
ing Carmacks name and said Il must
have taken a big Zee 10 talk about
dead man that waA
Ia vas expected that the arguments
would be concluded by tonight, but
EcCarl said he was e2ha usted, and
tx adjourned until Monday
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
No Extra Charge

Yet the Lord & Thomas service costs
YOU no more than'the commonplace. We
handle advertising on the usual agents
commission.
Efficiency costs no more than ineff-
ciency-capacity than ncapacity-though
the difference in results IS tremendous.
We simply spend on developing busi-
ness what others spend to acquire it. II
costs US less to multiply one account
fifty times over than to solicit fifty new
ones. We find it cheaper to keep busi-
ness than to get it.
We make the small account grow to the
large one. Then our profit comes, with
your profit, through the expansion. We
need to charge nothing extra.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
COAST UNDERWATER
MARRIES IN ILLINOIS
Joseph F. Magee and Miss Ruby
BisseIl Are Welded

Joseph F. Magee. president Of the
Associated Underwriters of the Pacific
Coast, was married last Wednesday to
Miss Ruby Bissell. the daughter OF a
wealthy Effingham. Ill. merchant. The
ceremony was celebrated IN Eflngham
at the home of the bride.
Miss Bissel is prominent in Chicago
society and musical circles. Her father
is the founder Of Effingham college.
The couple will start for the coast
at once and after-a short visit to the
aska-Yukon-Pacific exposition at Sc
attle will arrive IN San Francisco about
April /. They will reside here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Pacific Coast Advertisers,
What Does This Mean to You?

this department of the ablest men which
the advertising world has developed.
We offer to such men rewards and op-
portunities which exist nowhere else.
Then, in this school OF experience, where
each learns from all others, we multiply
their powers.
Thus we have created a corps Of bril-
liant result-getters-the ablest copy staff
in existence.
Our total office force, in New York and
Chicago. consists Of more than zoo peo-
pie.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
This Effective Service
Now at Your Command

This is the agency which, in the last
few years, has made such remarkable
strides.
This is the source of scores of sue
cesses which have come to alter the
whole aspect OF, advertising.
This is the source OF scores of sue
sult-getting power, has become the great
est agency which the world ever knew.
Now it offers TO you, as it long has to
others, all its unique facilities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
BOOK KEEPERS SKULL
FRACTURED BY CAR
Frank III. s. Baker of SausaIito
Injured in Devisadero Street

While crossing Devisadero strees
near Grove. last night. Frank H S.
Baker. a book keeper residing at Sau-
salito. was strCc by a southbound car.
receiving injuries which, IL is thought
VIII result in his death.
He was taken to the central emer-
gency hospital and found to be suffer-
ing from fractured skull and prob
able internal injuries
Another streetcar accident last night
was one in which Mrs. Jennie Flynn.
living in Bryan street near Seventh.
was the victim. She fell of a car
breaking one OF her ribs It is feared
that she also received internal injuries
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
GROCER SEVERELY HURT
BY A PARKSIDE CAR
James Holmes Suffers Concus-
sion of the Brain

James Holmes. a grocer whose place
Of business is in Twentieth avenue.
Parkside, was struck by a Parksids
avenue car last evening near his store
and IN addition TO cuts about the head.
face and body. is suffering from con-
cllssion, OF the brain His condition Is
critical
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

Lord & Thomas, the leading advertis-
ing agency in America, invite advertis-
ers, and those having advertisable prod
ucts, to talk with one of their experts,
now in San Francisco.
Such an interview carries with it no
obligation to do any advertising with
Lord & Thomas.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
Our Ad-W riters

In this department we pay the highest
salaries ever paid in advertising. The
head of this department receives $1,000
per week.
We have worked for years to compose
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

We issue book which tells what the
New Way has done. Every general ad-
vertiser, however little he spends, owes
to himself its perusal. The book itself is
a brilliant example of our advertising
powers. Please send this coupon for it.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

GIvEN ELEVEN YEARS rsmento. March
t3-H- T. ~ Patton was today sentenced 10
ezr Qlerriu Tor p fetal ~ II years. Hiue years
for chtsrnc monev under false fretenser and
swo yeers fc- attempting 70 break out Of the
kzcraue1Lo sa-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
BOHEMIAN CLUB BANQUET
IN HONOR OF HOTALING
Dinner Given as Tribute to the
CIubman's Stage Success

Richard Hotaling was the honored
guest of his friends last night at a
dinner given by the members of the
Bohemian club. The banquet was ar
ranged as a tribute to Hotaling for
his recent successes on the dramatic
stage Almost the entire membership
Of the club was in attendance.
DR. ]. Wilson Shiels acted as toast
master He read number OF tele-
grams. some genuine and some other
wise including appropriate messages
from Henry Miller and y. II. Sothern.
Frank Deering.N Edgar Peixotto and
Charles Field spoke in witty vein
and Hotaling responded.
HOLD TEMPERANCE NSTITUTE-oaklaud
Nsrch l3-The Women.s Christian temperance
Institute viii be held March IS and 10 at the
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN church. Mrs. Ella s. Mitchell
will preside. = Miss Marie Brehm lecturer On
scientific temperance. viii speak.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

10 BUY AUTO FIRE EN6INE-Alamees.
March 1S--The city council has decided 70 pur-
chase for $. 600 the Wafrous automobile IRE en-
gine which was built for this city and was re-
Gently given satisfactory trTouts. Counetlmen
Bullock and Gee voted against the purchase
Councilman Christensen was excused from voting
and Councilman Loop was absent
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

CHILDREN TO STUDY PLAETS-San Lean
dro, March 1s-Through the Alta Mira club.
branch Of the juvenile horticultural society. has
been organized here by Hugo Liiienfhsl- BOYS
and girls viii be instructed IN the growing Of
flowers. vegetables and in elemental botany.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
--..-...r-. e.

Pay as you please. ] VIII be at my New
York Office Monday and Tuesday. June -
and -. TUESDAY until g p. m can 20 see
me on one of these GayE II possible. as
have special "rTeT to make that VIII tn
t.r@st YOU. Advice 10 obtaining and
selling patents free II short Of cash I can
help you. Alex. Wedderburn. Patent At
fafu's. New York office. suite 1t5, Trinity
Building III Broadway. Philadelphia
Drexel Building IittsburR. Peoples Bank
Building. Chicago Unity Building. Main
Office. Washington. y. ..
$50 INVESTED ia our coal mine now VIII
shortly re worth 5000. safe as government
bonds. best bank references. millions tons
nf coal. awarded state prize FOR quality .
enormous demand immense profits. write
to-day inr particulars Western Coke Com
uauy. NeW York Building. Minneapolis
MINI.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
FkLTIN0RE & oaI0 R. R.

PkLTINCRE & CaI0 R. R.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
.rr-ve-y ether Hour on tie Even Hour.
10 BALTIMORE AND WASh:NGION-
TTPECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHISGTON. WITH
Ali. LINES SOUTH
r,,,-e %eyy Tolk Daily. &c 81 Lily St
washington. SIeepers- 30 Pm 50 nm
yya,bsneton. Elmer. Parlor 7-SO am 800 am
v-.,5,inrton. Diner, Parlor 80 am 1O-oo am
,y-si,i-,et1 m Diner, Parlor- IL 50 am u O0 n
washington PaTicr. .-.--. Loo pm <-oO pm
pa-for car. New York 10 Richmond. va
.-pn,-ai Tfd :" Diner Parlor $50 pm 70 pm
ITssnincton. Diner. parlor $50 pm GOO pm
TyssbinTton, Buffet Parlor $50 pm % pm
Through Dsuy Trains TO the west
chicago PittEburg. ------- l-5v Mn go -
5-Af,zxo Colum Dus- ! % am y ~ W q Z
sssf-sbIra Cleveland ------ 3-3o pm ~ p-II
..pittsburS Limited" .-.--- GO pm ~ ~ ptI4
cin s.. {. Louisville. II 20 pm 81 an
On ST. l.. Louisville. 80 am lS gO ~ am am
Gin st l. Louisville. 90 pm oev pth
0f3ccs. 245. s3s. 1900 broadway. Ast0F
ETorse 2o5 FIfth Ave. =. J; % ave 3,
= Ridge st; 3f3 Fulton ST. brooklyn.
ys-esr 5@d - ard Liberty St
After 8 p M Sleeping Car reservations
ana 5tsIl Information regarding trains. etc
can ). obtained at bureau Of Information
p o r r. sd 81. Terminal Fhone
Nc Chelsea C55o.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
STEAMBOATS,.
Dm@Tm0n AND POINTS IN
UY0 u YU NEW ENGLAND
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES
FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and
Fall River Lv. Pier 10. y. r, IT. W aTren
st. Daily. $50 P. NJ. Strs- COMMON
WEALTH and PRISCILLA Orchestra en-
each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence,
Leave Pier Is. y R, # Murray ST. We Wesh
days only eco z. n. SJrs- PROV lI,E--N I Z
and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on each
NORWICH LINE Via stonington- Ly: Ly:
Pier 40. y r. f. Clarkson 81 =
days. 500 P. NJ; Pier 90, z: r: II n n
o2d St 6:3O p N Strs- CAES4 Ell ~
CHAPLIN and CITY OF LOWELL
NEW BEDFORD LINE, For New
Bedford Woods Hole. Martha's NlileLaIL.
Nantucket Mattapoisett. Marion and Saps
Cod points-Leave Pier 40. North fl'...
foot Of Clarkson St. week days oniy, a. -
6-Oo 2. m. Steamers MAINE and NJ"
HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven
Hartford. Springfield and H0Tth- Leav-
Pier 2s z r. week Gays 80 r NJ sun :
DAYS $3.50 a. NJ; foot East 22d -: Ne.h
DAYS 800 2. NJ. sundays lo-uo A NJ SI'
RICHARD PECK
Tickets. staterooms and Information at
City Ticket OHlce. III Broadwey near
Cortlandt St Telephone 5l2l Co:t2ndL
Also at y. Y. Transfer snd Tourist OIAees
anc al Piers
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
UPHOLSTERERS.

p WETDEN. 1OS f. 18th St. nr. +th ave.
-JrrboIstery Fabrics and Curtain Mate
vfal Tapestries Damasks. Pushes. We
Iours. Real and Imitation Leather. Hair
cloth Cretonnes Fringes. Cords. Gimps.
Tassels, Burlaps. Springs. etc.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
WHERE TO DINE.

roArumV119 a German Restaurant. 10S-
Il HhHTI1llUlW - ia = 14th. Importer Of
EZ2GrShuTger Hofbrau. Pilsner Genossen-
haftsb-du u.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
Extraordinary Purchase OF
many. many thousands OF dollars will he
THE added attraction Of June Sale
THE FOLLOWING
are promised in quantities.
VALUES
THE BEST YET
Extraordinary Purchase OF

SRIRTSLwhite CambriC-deep lawn
hOunCe, with lace. emb'y and nd
tucks-usually .S5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SKIRTS-Fine Muslin and Cambric-
elaborate lace and emb'y trimd OF
flounces-worth S1.5O ..-....------
SKIRTS-Ffne Cambric-kree founces,
with rows Of extra wide Val or heavy
laces and tuCks-also emb'y OR
tri-n'd styles-weTe S1-9S --------
SKIRTS -Cambrlc-founces Of handsome
open or close embroideries or attached
rows Of lace and ribbon-ahoUt OA
- exceptional styles-reg. $29S-.
SKIRTS-Ffne Cambric-1O styles. with
heavy or fine laces or embroiteries
and rip6On-elaborats for wear sn 90 2.64
sKIRTs-Extra fine Nain-ooE and Lawn
panel founce Of Val inserts or entire
alover emb'y or lace founces- Z IA
, we'll worth $3.50 .-...-...--------S'@
CHESiISEs- -Muslln-cambric rufie 10
reg % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CHEMISES- S-Cambric-emb'y or AZ
lace-were SO ....--.'.......-..-..
CHEMISES- -Nainsook-Iace trim'd-
Empire OF yoke style. also French OS
erlb'y trim d--worth 81 1.49- ...----- - -
CORSET COVERS -Camhric-rows II
OF lace and ribbons CT. values .
/ CORSET COVERS -Nainsook-Attractlve
designs. with French or eyelet IE
embroideries. lace. &c.-reg. 60. -- ~
/ IOtSSEI CON F4ttS-SO-id IaCe yOkeS Win
fancy metaIlions ard ribbon G2
worth Sl-39 Observation-Disclosures -
/ CORSET COVE.RS-FrenCh NaInsook
and Lawn-Gainty Frenchy effects 4 OA
| In numerous styles-reg 81 CO A'@ =
1 RAWERS-Cambric and Muslin-reguIar
/ or umbrella ruffles, with lace 07
| or emby y-reg. 40 and -J9..-..... '%
/ pRAVERS-Cam and MUsIIn-wide
/ emb'y or lace inserts and tucks-also
circular Snd garter styIes- A
| usually SO Observation-Disclosures. TO
! -Sainsock-wfde. circular
/ rUfile Of rows of lace, ribbon run IN
! lace beading-worth S125 -----.-. 'O|
| I'RAWERS-Ff Nainsook and Cambria
| regular umbrella circular and "a
| Nassar styles-vorth S1.49.....-.. -
| DRAWERS-French Nainsook-with
| French or eyClet combinations or 4 AZ
| fancy laces-value 81 40 --.-. . = -
! DR. tWERS-French NaiEsook- beautiful
| FrcnCIy styles OF daintiest iaCes and
| handsome NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a
| and yassar r:odeIs-reg. 50. 20 .>F
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
.HTISNN RlNE2 DAN LINL

HUDSON River DAY LIME
PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS.
Hendrick Hudson and Robert Fulton
I've. T3'klyn. Fulton ST. (by Annex. 500 an
" DesbTOsses st. Pier -S;3O a a - -
- heSG ga ST. = -
g West l-Sth ST. -S--o ~
Landing at Yoakers. West Point. NeM-
bursh Poughkeepsie. Kingston POINT
CatskiH. Hudson, and Albany. Daily ex-
cert Sunday. Thru tickets and baggage
checked by X. y Transfer Co. Easy con
nectious North. East and West All thru
rail tickets betHeen y. Y. < Albany &C
cepted Most delightful one-day outings 20
west Point NewEurgh or Poughkeepsle, re
turning on Gown boat Restaurant open
a. 4. NJ Music.
STEAMER MARY PG@ElL
Leaving Desbrosses s.. at 1:s5 P. NJ,
West zad St ? r N: West l2Sth st, 20
!. NJ, daily except sunday Tor Highland
Falls. West Point CreturninE b. boat or
raiD Cornwall NewbUrgh. New liam
bursh. Milton. Poughkeepsie, Rondout and
Kingston. Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
PAWNEROKEES.

DON'T SELL YOUR JEWELRf.
diamonds. Silver, Furs. Rugs, Paintings.
rsr-,c- n Rrac Guns, Cameras or other VAN
slfes We loan moro money on them tnan
~, ,..,, raaIize nv selling. B--ger Bros, 2O4
II 41d All business strictly confide ntial
LOANS MADE on diamonds at iee inter
81. barqafns In diamonds. Lewis Jacobs
oS2 2d ave. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.

POULTRY. Dogs. Pigeons. Pheasants, Pei
Fowl swan wild Duck. Canaries, Gold
FISH, alIo eggs for Matching. Write To-
prices The United Co. 26 Nesey 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

/ Per line. 10 e'9- :
NONDS.-Highest prices for DlA-
MONDS PEARLS and JEW ELK l r \
rEPT' aBpraIser: ALSO bargains in DIA-
M0NDs always on hand LlCHTEkSTElN. \.
Xxi broadway. corner 4ist St. Room So4.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
ORIENTAL RUGS.

10 yOT- want 20 save money? Then let
ne get that Oriental rug tor you vincent
c,,rSti Rug Broker e07 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
FOOTWEAR.

PHILIP HEMGENBERG maker Of rene
dial shoes. correcting all detects OF loco
rnoticn. Examination free. 351 w. %2d st.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
LADIES. HAIR DRESSING.

ANNA NJ. CoNs!DINE. Is West 45th st.
near 5th ave. Phone 4669-lsryent.
Manicuring. Marcel waving. scalp and face
massage.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
FURNITURE HErAiKao. KEFrxIsHED

OFFICE, house furniture re1nishea; pol
,sbe6 reraired at your resifene =; ioMess
-rice- frst class work gu2ranire1 Stho
postai wrn. Van Nloten. 30" -o'h s~
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

NIGHT DRESS " 1lSltT1-N. r0u11 o.
high ueck-tucked. lace inserted or SS
ENJOY trinI'd yokes-reg. 90 ------
NIGHT DRESSES Csmbric Eainsook.
MUsliH-Jwenty neat OF Showy styles.
more or less trimd WITH emb'y. 81
laces and tucks-res- -9S----...---
NIGHT DRESSES Nains0ok-soIid yokes
Of emb'y or lsce inserts-Ecmpirs. so
chemise OF open front worth IS
NIGHT DEEs SE.S-C Cauhric. Nainsook
Mus!in-tweuty excellent STYLES. with
lace. embroidery oT ribbOn-shOTt OS
or long sleey es- usually 81. %. - =
NIGHT DRESSES Nainsook- fifteen
beautifully trim'd designs including
Empire. with SIX French emb'y panels
and lace inserts in alternating 1
rOws-were S1-GJ --------.--------
NIGHT DRESSES Nainsook-eyelet
emb'd woke and beading. with ribbon
square neck. Empire fICnt and "a
baCk-were S29 --------------.-
Nainsook-charming ST les , Oh
worth 81 % ------------- ---------
NIGHT DRESSES French Nainsook-
elaborate IA, and ribbon trimd
styles. also French emb'y panels 3 3.GA
-Nainsook Yoke. with
wide lace or enb' skirt or so
drawers with lace fhish-reg- as
.COMBINs -Nainsook and Crossbao~
deep and elaborate trim of lace OF
enjoy on cover erd skirt or Oh
draweT-usually S1-9 -------.-----
.COMBINA ALTO %ainsook-E -Emb'd
nledaIlioEs and panels, hem
stitching. tucks and ribbon 4 , A
wotta S169 ...-..-......-..-.....1 1'%f
COMBINATIONS and Nainsook-
sllOver cmby Cover and Drawer or
Yoke Of smDd usdallions. with lace
skirts or draw vers tIimd 70 , R1
matct-yvcre s. ~ ...-.-..--- ~ = j
iEXTRA SIZE CORSET COVERS
EooC mus IL high neck-tight 10
, httiuS-44 20 - tCst-wcre b. II =
IEXTRA SIZE DRAWERS Muslin
wide ruffie. with two rows hem C7
stitching French Icnd-.eg "a 90 80
EXTRA SIZE NIGHT DRESSE-
Musifn-emb'y inserts and tucks- IL
h. : or emb'y ruf1e-w0rth 70 '711
EXTRA SIZE SKIRTS Muslin OH
lace and insert or eEb' reg 81. 80 - =
No Mail or Telephone Orders.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

GOLD FURNITURE AID RECHDING.
uEfrITDrHC, furniture, picture frames; leaf
guaranteed; reasonable charges. friea-
beTg's tiildine shop. 90 Sixth ave 'Phone
4673 Spring.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
STAMPS AND COINS.

MANHATTAN STAMP CO. q East 23d
Il Stamp collections bought. sold. ex-
changed. Highest prices paid approval Sc
lectionsl References.
IrN-TrsFD L. s STAMPS bought at small
dt.count Old stamp collections wanted
Large coin book. 1Oc. JOS NEGREEN. .
East ed st. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
PHOTO SUPPLIES.

CAMERA BARGAINS.-We excel in this
line: send for big list OF exchanged
Grahex. Century. Premo. Hawkeye and
ether cameras. lenses, etc; carry a full
line Of the latest kodaks, equipped with
EiEh grade lenses shutters, etc. Inc
,iIoccker * Newly Co. l6J-l1l Broadway.
New York.