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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16
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recent appoint nent Of Mn liam mill:
tarya attaahe. which Soinee has been
vacant al washing ton for several
years 40
y BY becoming Italian Ambassador
the Duke would relindulsh his tltular
rights to the Vice Admiralty Sof the
Italian Navy. but this Is according to
his personal wishes. He has decided
to abandon a career, that remor es him
from all possibility OF home OF his
own. Behind this announcement which
Is really not SO surprising when con.
sidered at close range. there is no pre-
ccdent: it is return to the customs
of the past. when all Ambassadors
were members OF a rulers immediate
family. u.
s Duke Due Next Spring.
The Duke will come again to the
United States next spring by way of
Japan. and he will lecture under the
auspices of the National Geographic
Society at Washington. Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. He Is Mt pres
cnt In Asia. !.
B A royal ambassador to the United
States would be no precedent for Italy.
Something like fifteen years ago an
italian prince went to Germany as an
ambassador. He was n special embas-
sador. and his mission did not cover n
long period. II the royal Duke should
come to this country on n diplomatic
mission It would be with unusual pow
ers. tyFii1t
1t Is we'll known here that Mayor DIES
Planches, the present italian Ambas-
sadnr. Is nearing the end OF his term
in Washington. The relations OF Italy
with the United States nave Increased
IN Importance in the last few years on
account of the great number OF Ital-,
ians In this country.
King Edwards Desires.
No foundation exists for the report
that King Edward will intercele in be-
half of Miss Elklns. Not only Is he
opposed to the match, but 1t was he
wro first -poke dissenting voice. He
hostility has been SO marked that Mrs
Elkins. now travelling In Europe with
her daughter. omitted from ner film
erary all places where the British
monarch might visit during their stay
abroad.
This nntagonism Is marked and not
unselfish; therefore. no Influence on
the part Ct Lady Grannrd or any other
favored hostess will change King: Ed
wards attitude. He has set his heart
on a match between the Princess VIC
torla Patricia. daughter OF the Duke
OF Connnught. with the Ita11an noble
man. and he deems this union OF far
more importance-socially. politically
and MISUNDERSTANDING could result
frcm her marriage to King Manuel OF
Portugal. who has, also been consider
ed n matrimonial possibility.
It may be worthy of notice that King
Edward was especially ELUSIVE toward
the Duke on his arrival in London two
years ago. nfter his return from Africa.
when he was lionfzed because OF his
successful nscent Of Ruwenzori. n
mountain in That continent. hut this
good will lessened distinctly toward
the end of the visit when It became
evident that nll hints OF the Anglo.
Italian union fell on deaf cars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16
Left for Nebraska.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henri J. McElfresh
where they will spend n few weeks
with the formers brother. Clarence
McElfresh.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16
Entertained Prudential Agents.

r Mr.. Hugh w. Scott. superintendent
OF the Prudential Insurance Company.
OF this district. entertained the agents
Of the company In the district ut dim
ner Saturday at w. H. Roush's res
taurAnt. The agents had n profitable
meeting and enjoyed 4 splendid nicf1u.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16
VISITING In Vtratnia.

Mrs II. G. Dowles and daughters.
Misses Irene and Gertrude. OF Hunting
ton. are the guests OF Mt. and Mrs. T.
NJ. Gathright-CovinEton (Va.) Dis.
patch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16
Spent Sunday at Mt. Lake Park:

Mr.. r. o. Kendall. Miss Myrtle
Mansfield and Mr.. and Mrs. N. T.. Jam
ison composed Il party that spent Sum
day ut Mt. Lake Park, returning home
yesterday evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16
Fined for PutloIning Goods.

Howard Hill was fined ten dollars
and costs for taking some goods from
the store room owned by the Federal
Coal Company. The case was tried
this afternoon in Justice Amos court.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16

SOMEBODY, wiz secure the one
bent bargain to be found In to-day'a
ads. Haven't you some ambition to be-
That perEonf Nv "a s.3}sl !,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16

"1'm afraid your wife is very bad
still. James,"
"!Ah. yes. miss. But DO all can.
I read her the burial service twice 4
:llny to get her used. to it!"-Pick-Me-
Up.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16

days. and Is the guest OF her parents.
Hor. aud Mrs. A. B. Fleming, at Para
|diso Bungalow. Mrs. Ward has just
returned from trip abroad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16

The "want ad. cost" Is nom1na1-nb.
surdly so when the al seIrs some
thing big for you
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Harner Gets It
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Second district, George H. Child; third
district. Col. Ellsworth Raldesill:
Fourth district. Robert Morris; Fifth
district, w. w. Whyte.
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IN THE BEST OF HUMoR.

Homer-say. is 1t true that they ear
horse meat in Paris?
e Trotter-Yes. 4.
Homer-Anl how is It served?
Trotter-A la cart. OF course.-Chi-
cage News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16

TAI guest at Paradise. :,
Mrs. G Nv. y Ward, OF Charleston, ar
rived here Saturday evening from Deer
Park where she had been for several
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-16

"He has a queer way of celebrating
a holiday"
"Wlat Is it,"
INSTEAD OF blowing all OF his mon
ey on foollshness he goes around pay.
Ing his bills" Louisville Courier
Journal. p
Does your wife cry when she gets
nngry?" e
yes" answered afr. Meekton. ut
tsnt the heat OF her temper. that dis.
tresses me os much rs the humility
Star. !.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
Our Splendid Silk Values

Find such rapid sale that new stocks are
hurryinC in II a great rate -. We keep
the ball rolling. with prices ike these
YD. WIDE MESSALINE FOCI-AF;DS-
Splendid range OF c1lorlucs arI
d-si-us-ricl guaIiry-worth 81 20 =
Note Width 10 : yds- make a dress
SATIN FOCLARDS-Me finish
Rose. Catawba. Wistaria and other
Sgrtrg shades in figures, stripe and dot
dcSigDs-alsJ black and white
So So 10 .QS-- -25
Splendid values at each price
27-INCH SATIN SHANTCNGS-
specially sof--lcadinS shades
- CT qualities --.------ 81
SATIN MESSALINES-in lovely new
season Shaies-aiso white. cream and
bl4ck-irstead Of SO ------------- r y
YARD WIDE NESSALINES-
black and c1IorS-coUp-ehe heuSlve range
oE the new shades-als1 white. ivory
and crearl-othe-s ask 81 - 20 S1Je-
Here-.-----.-.--- -9S-- / 10 %
Yo. WIDE PONGEES-au silk
soft chiffon EuisE-.eadiug shades
Light and d9TIz-extra value ------- 90
YD. WIDE BLACK SILKS-Tafetas
Een-aIiues. Messallnes. Peau le - sue
and Pgar de ~oie-tue values at
81 2J-tor special attraction -9S
MOUssELINE DE SOLE
white. black and fashionable colors-
- lNt----NsiiLe % '----- --tC =
Last-BUt far from least.-
An OFFERING OF RICH SATIN
AIETEDES-sleganL quality DS
never before sold under 81. 10 - -
- INCHES WIDE
s. heavy is the quality that YOU think
vou have the folded silk in YOUR hand
feels fiIz. two thickness, s-a richness thar
makes them drcfe beautifully without
fimSlueSS-
COLOETNGS ARE
Apricot. Pearl Cloud Gray. old Rose.
Alice. Copenhagen, Black. White
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

tu-1-- cEeu- are ere makers enrl-e
stock or samples also. So that choice
Is unusually srear- coI1- rising
Rox. Russian and Pleated Coats
of Poplin. Crepe and China silks.
silk and Wool Novelty Goods. also
Henriettas. P0plius. crepe de Paris,
Bedford Cord. SiciHennes, Chevlots.
Sargrs. Basket Cloth. &C.-mdJorlty
lined. many silk lined. also me
Lingerie Coats of Lawn Pl4ue. DoI-
ted SwisSes. AlloVer EnD y &c
trimmings vC fine laces. inserts, u3e-
daIH0us. eub'y. chiffon of SIX
pleatiuss. silk braidS, &c--sizes %
years.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
IPHOLSTERERS.

4 WEIUEN. JOS Z 18th St. r.. 4th ave
Upholstery Fabrics and Curtain Mate
rial Tapestries. IauaSks. Pushes, \c-
lgurs Real and Imitation Leather. Hair
cloth. Cretonnes. FriuEes. Cords. Giups
rasseIs Eurlaps. SpEiuss. etc.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
PHYSICAL TRAINING.

PROF. LEON. L GROLL STUDIOS, 119 w
1n-ScE0ol Physical Training: ladies.
/ children. gentlemen. weight reduced: body
DEVELOPMENT guaranteed; ballroom dancing
Taught e lessons. strictly private. 50. Also
fancy dancing taught
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

POULTRY. DOGS. Pigeons, Pheasants. Pea
Fowl swan Wild Duck tauaries Gold
aeh- alro eggs for matching Write FOR
-.r!eee The United Co. 20 Nesey ST
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
ELECTRIC HEALTH vIBRAroRs

HEALTH Vibrator Headquarters. Nation
a. Arnold. others; few slightly used. bar
gains. We repair, exchange. NATIONAL
VIBRATOR. llGl Broad~A.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
GENERAL CONTRACTING.

TENEMENT HOUSE VIOLATIONS
S------y-~N Ly alterations and repairs
L--4-- IL Heating apparatus installed
and -.ar.aErcl- Plans and specifications
.-,-,, fnrn NcDaueugn 30 Spring 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
RED -" LINE

FCP SAN JUAN. p. R IA GTAYRA
F-n CAEEIIC. CURACAO AND
E-sReCAIBD VIA CURACAO
Fr ra~aCaz------- SATURDAY = tpTll a, noon
s. T-frede-.hia. Saturday. MAY s. noon
ElE Il GJAYRA. CURACAO AND
NARACAIEe.
-F=--r.f fr-.--.- saturday. April i, noon
----=a saturday. May J. noon
rf.- y adjoining VAL s. Ferry, ISroo Ky 4
These steamers have superior acc1LmOda-
riarz for TssseuEsrs-
ECTJTDN. BLISS & DALI,ETT.
General Nsragers g Wall St.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
PAWNBROKERS.

loans MADE on diamonds at 1cs inter
tzr- bargains in diamonds. Lewis Jacobs
gS2 ID ave. New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
LIVE POULTRY.

LIVE POULTRY bought for
? - cash: highest market prices: bank
x J references We sell all kinds 1.-Two
~ poultry: prompt delivery. sem
y MEL. & PULLACK, Gil Z. 18th
st n Y Tel. 252-Gramercy.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
BURGLAR ALARMS.

PRcTECT YOUR HOUSE
against burglars s. ARTHUR BROWN Il
co Electricians. 12e Liberty 81. G7JS-Cort.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
T2llLEA[Rm[LlINEg

IRON Piers 5l-s2-5G. North River.
sr--E%STDXE%-II PODL-
IONDO%-PARIS
81 -rtalls Avi4. lean Lusitauia \ l,r. = .'aTn
CsrlraulaA A. -. l0am MauretaniaAiay ya- l's III
CaruauiaA p -, 1uam Car-nla- 80 Ma e'IVdlh
Tyc7-ra%c-fc Largest. Finest & Fastest
- - Steamships adoat-sau
vrs=Fc 7fS WEDNESDAYS.
C2rOE.2 i-,.zT ,-,. -, ----c-s5 ne 1.iy-
CcrT2-7o ,roool service. sailing
RDAGS-Fo FortuiEEtly-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

CAPEL. Z. LE JEUNE. G. 2. A. est.
1855. - Beaver st.-EXCcutors'. Trus-
tees acc'ts made up-cash book, ledger.
statements periodically or schedules sur
r.-..ste aecouutings. Telephone Gg46-B Broad
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
RkETIwCRE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS.
Every other Hour OF the Even Hour,
70 BALTIMORE AND WASHlNGIO5S;1,
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH =.
yvssbfrrtor sleaTers. Il. pa 1.30 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 an g S00 00 am ns
Washington. Diner, Parlor 300 am lVoV an an
Washington. Diner. Parlor. IL so am 13oc ~ Z Z a
Washington. Parlor.--.--- 30 pm ~ ~ piN
Far4or Car. New York % Richmond; -
Royal Ltd. Diner. .Parlor $50 pm a-09 o9 pm pm
Washington. Diner. Parlo- 500 pm 90 oo pm pm
Washington Buffet Parlor $50 pm 7Oo pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West
Crsoas1 To5t+sbrro 30 am 500 am
Chicago. Columbus III 30 am u ~ n
Pittsburg. Clevelsad...,-- $50 pm - ~ o pLn
''Pittsburg Limited ..---- $50 pm i-O0 pm
Gin. 81. /. Louisville II so pm 81 ~ an an
Gin. ST. L, Louisville 600 am l0-S an
Gin St. L Louisville :. 50 pm 90 pm
Offices 245. 454 1900 Broadway, AStor
House -o5 18th ave, Kew York; 345 fuIton
at. Brooklyn; West 23d St and LioIty 81
After p N Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can te obtained st Bureau Of Information
3. & o. +. r.. 23d St Ter Phone 3l4+-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

-------~------------ 5000
Buy your UMBRELLAS
PARASOLS and CANES
:==:=:=. 81. !. g.:
~ from
II IN NJ STEINSC
4 NG~pT> the Leading Maker,
= S< NJ. 1@4 Fulton st. near
u SFssSM Nassau lB1seueut).
Branch - Beaver St, opp.
Consolidated Stock EE-
Repairing and Recovering.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
PATENTS

GOOD PATENTS procured. PeIfectt.g In
u Nsrninerv Mechanical DRAWINGS cor
'-1-r- AMI quickly made. II {. kaFSoh'
20 ,-ortIandt St. room l23
vI,nvAs DREW sTETSON. Mecheniieal
c,-ne-f and Batent solicitor. los Fulton
n Eew YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
EIECTR0TYPERS.

EIECTROTYPING all descriptions; I'D
[crrjsing eIectros i'm quantities eAgcp-
tior1allv low rates Empire City Elac;T1-
r-ne Co 251 William st
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

SCTD .-gyer. Iialinum. diamonds. rubies
espghires. pearls eIneraIds pawn 81, -. 80 80
.f-lEJTss byrIght John Daley. t54 9Th ave
GOLD silver. platinum. diamonds fLble7.
sapphire. pearls. em"rAlds. pawn t'Aels
ralualles holEh'. John Daley '"4 oiA ~
.-1P>-- OUT gold and silver bought by Z.
I.Gr-rlan's sons gold ana silver rehEeF7.
3 Ert.E
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
CLEANERS AND DIEHs.

&gEN5uAA < F5GG32
Ye,eghone connections. 552 9th ave. z.
Psrh St Pas y way, 226a Bway. rs Am
Sta-da4n ave, TU4 sth ave. eo5 Jth ave.
G4l Madison ave. l25th and Morningside.
Il l. l2Jth st
IIDSON DYE WpHkS- Dry cleaning a
s,e.isIfe- Sc. columbus ave. I3l Vest
nan 81 40 MeiTCse ave. Works. Edge
xster, n J. Telephone connections.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11


NIGHT DRESSES and Canlbric- /
round. or high uck-tucks and good
emb'y- iusertiuEs-wortL -4y--------- "a /
NIGHT DRESS SES-Fine Natnsook and
Cambric-chemise styIe. with lace
yoke or me emb'd beading. ribbon
drawn-aIsO other StyIes-wOrth -9S- 90
NIGHT DRESSES Nainsook,
Cambria and MUslin-at least twenty
beautifully trim'd STYLES iuclu1ilg
Empire effects-wor-h 81 +9---.----. -9S
NIGHT RESSES-Dafntv Nainsook-
a dozen handsome models. including
some with entire front Of open eyelet
emb'y or dainty yoke styles-Enpire.
round. '. square and high neck
washable or satin rbo0--
worth S2SS ---..---..------- --------- 20
Others . 50. -29s- 39S. aS 70 1898
Including high class Hand Enb- styles
SKIRTS-AIusItn and camb-ic-
deep ruf7es OF open or close ernb ; or
fancr lace and iusertinEs OF deep
tucked rufIe-vaIue Sl.2J. ..-------.. =
! SKIRTS-Finc Cambria and SIuslin-
deep ruffies. handsome enb'y or = 70 .
insertions fancy Iaces-vaIue 50 10. I "a
| SKIRTs-F.ne Cambria and Muslin
deep lawn hJunces. two lace icSeTtfnEs
with Tuffie. with four attached rows Of
| lace and other beautiful styles
value 81 gS .--..--....--- ...----.1 81
! sKIRT-Fine Canbric-Circular Knee
/ fouuce. with II rows OF lace and
washable ribbon heading and bow or
fan shape lace trim-value $500. Z. 81
/ SKIRTS-Camtric or %ainsook-
elaborate lace f0unces or handsome
EyeIet Embroideries-worth S6 9S--4 90
Others at 5.9s. T-gS SgS 20 1895,
which include many exquisite nov
elites for which our prices will bs
found much lower than usual for
such elegant styles.
| SHORT SKIRTS -Cam5-ic-Cluster tuCks
or rufles with eHb'y or inserting and
IaCe-worth 90 -----------.-------- 40
! CHENISI-S- Muslin and camb-ic-
round neck with eTnbv iusert-with
and without Iace-worth -49------- So
I HENISES-Cambric and rains9ok-
sh ut and skirt IeTgth-yOke of me pin
rucks and ,aCe-cu-IiniTg Of solid
eu5'y ana riubon-vorth $l-2J----. IA
( CHEMISTS Fine rainsOok-s0Iid lace
yoke with medaIlions-worth Sl.T5- ?
/ Women's Extra Sizes and Children
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

Too ate fo- Easter
Therefore
C1e-TLirG Cff c1
Babies S5c-t CICzE<9
Never mind WHO stands the loss
HERE Is THE
OPPORTUNITY To BUY
the loveHest little cloaks for tots ID
10 3 years az reductions that ought
not 10 be thought of for many a
week,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
CAS- AND FIECrRtC FIXTURES.

Have 4 large stock Of dining
room domes artistic. up-to-
date designs in all coIors.
Drass and wrought iron. and
\ are making up brackets TO
match. Our speciality is con
II ,. structiug fixtures to your own
49, ~ ideas Prices are reasonable
E5|Tl Union Gas Fixture Co.,
- - l57 West Gsth St, CITY
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

EgETa GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service
FLYEoT TTH-CHEREoTR hENEN.
krn-rrf-z N-m. 90. I@ Kaiser Wind Apr- =
,--sl5e T.-- POI Kaiser Nm- lI---May l
Twin Screw Passenger Service
TLEEog-TEz Oh Err RBoURG-BRENfES.
FNlslu. Apr II afsreslau Apr -
Gua5~elIzI- Apr - kurfueTst-- May i
+5-emsu direct
lfsGiterranean Service.
G-BRALTA AB-NAPLE PLES-CENOA-
Sailing al i A. n
si' irene "A u-- i [gclar- -.------- May !
r a-le1t-.--Apr- - Tarbarossa- --- May s
-TaEl= ar tTEiTTS-
y g LLOYD TRAVELLERS CHECKS
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
IsJo,GAEIAN-AMERIcAN SERVICE"


GIBRALTAR. NAPLES TEtlt-S-i-- -
S-aEouia .--i@Arr Il. uognJ- Jane D. july =
Taa1ouia- May, i. noon, July i AHE. j."
s-zTg.atIia- MAY - noon juiy :: Stpl. :
eA-sa calls NJ Genoa fCails AT A1eItS-
IHE CUNARn STEAMSHIP CO. LID
2l-2s state ST, opposite tie Battery
AEERTCEF LTWE From t5Sr iS g, To- n \ h
PLY,foUTI5- -CEII1RB g SO uTiiAAi IlloE
r Paul. Apr Il -. Lguis------- May l
c>ev YoEE----AI,r- "a Philadelphia 90 May =
ESC STAR EINE From i -''es \ n ~ L.
NEW YORK DOVER ANTWERP
hragui5ud- Apr i Eadorlauo---.- May
I--r.aHE .uaUH.A .Afr-24 iceland d-------- May ;
Wits S-Ez -LgE tg'a - X siSI r.
->Ea TrRN-QJ--N NSTewC- -IINT-RPooL
Ea'-rr-Aui- -. am Celtic May :. noon
1salie-- Mas T. - pm Cedric Nay Il. . Iru
T'T-E MOTIF. .sHE-Efs-.f O.TIT AAIFToN
Oceanic AIr- - noon. Adriatie- AT1l-- . pm
T fun,eAp pr 2l-!-80am Majestic. May5 9 @..'ilall
NiN YORK AND BOSTON To ITALY,
Ma Azores Madeira and Gibraltar
f,rHalis-aHr- =. An. Nav -: July :
E'.-larll. ur -. 3 ?. NJ June .. July 10
,eua-I-- May \ G--@e y NI--7uua l2,Ju1y 24
Crerl--.- MAY r.. = PM; June %: aug 4
PASSENGER OFFICE. ERoADN Az
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
This Hat Price Is Popular, S7,75H

While splendid values in WOnlenS TRIM
$780, the difference in the quallty ana CIl
beat the@stye between the hats at SoOC ana
at oman neSltSIeS
% pay hiqfler~ice A great f the hats nave
OF i'm rted article S3Ilo
the entire showing at any Tune ILaC
milIineP would think OF asking less Vil
fOr-11Ost likely price would be $1,000
They come from the expert, adept fingers OF our
n1ilIiners. them truth creations
All exquisitely pretty.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
PRIVATE AMBULANCEs.

EDWARD J SCULLY. private amauianLceS
for transportation Of slcs ana ln'a'ias-
g. e., - \ y Tel 12lS Spring
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

CORSET COVERS -N4usook-yoAes
or fancy iar=S. ribbon ruU
emh-Cidsries - combination -dce
and emb' worth -I|----------- 3 Z
CORSET CCVEFS-Lsce and medauio1s-
straight and uoi-rel-t-IIu'1
sleeves auI ua~h-EaIuc -6J--...---.-- -
CORSET COVEES-Fi1e uainsook and
camuric-triu'J iu dajutI=St fashion
with Va and Point De Paris Laces.
em1--iderias. uueGai-1us. etc
worth 81 - ----..---.--. -..--- II
CORSET COVERS -Eairscoa. with entire
y1kes Freus1 p- eveLe- eubroiisrIes.
veiniEg auI ribbon bending
worth 81 40 -----.------------ ---------. -
CORSET COvER-A dozen beautifully
trim'd d models. for wear under tiIu
G-csses-vorth $f9S -.------------ / -
Others at L49- l. -. > 9S- Extra me values
RAWERS-C'autri-. Muslin and
Sainsool-resular and umbrella ruiies-
with lace or eub r and rucNs-
/ WERS-Nairsool and Caunri9-
rrlf7es 0E eyelst or swiss emb'y or
lace and Insertings-wurra 50 .--- "a
/ DRAWERS skirt and circular fouuce-
very dainty beautifully r-iUd
with fIrie~- Laces and hr1i1eries-
worth $50 -.-------.--.- -----.---- z2-s
. DIP EFS-FIua Eainso1k-
elaborate lace ana e-u5' trim S-E-=s
"A novelty being q 5-e1 fouues entirely
composed ot Val lace inserts az
intervals ~ . i-ches-wjth and
without ribbon drawings and bows
worth $50 ---------.- -------- 7 .E-4
-,-rzrs S1as So 60. S. as. tacIud-
ing beautiful styles with French
hand s-ub'y, all extra hne values
CONBINATI1N~- Nsi-srplz-y0ke of
d1- lace and wheel emily or entire
yoke Of fancy lace-sklrt and drawer
triu'd u UlJ-L-va-ue SID ------ .9S
. t.r.-vr-TN- --~rf.N-- t-area-
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lost B4SKIsoOEs.
RESTAURANTS.
SAFES

SAFES.
RFm New. "a hand. all sizes; easy
~ IDiI1IT ~ payn'ts. j. Baum safe u
90OU S\O4ock Co.. e6 Maiden Lane
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DISCARBEn CLOTHING.

LADIES.-We viii buy you fine evening.
street, dinner costumes. tuTs, etc IoI
highest cash value. Write or phone VIZ
80. r,rsa.ally at YOUR Convenience MIhs'
Natal, 74s 9th ave. Tel Br5snt-6io
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OPTICIANS

sfFE-F OK CLIPS gold ni!ea aoc. NJ
-frr.r Nfa Ouuclau. Il6 Fulton ct
-.---.s. 14IS Madison ave. corner Tooth 81
Al -Isf--G oPTfCI AS.--I.atest and hest
fa.f-e-. g.1Ifsls' prescrip ptl0us accurately
ess6. 1872 % ave. near 10Th Al
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NIENTS.

MONUMENTS AND NAT-SOLEUAfS
Dfrscr from uuarries. Lowest prices. Spe-
Cial designs on application
J. H. WALLING. 239 BROADWAY, y. 7.
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TEAS AND CoFFEEs.

FIVE IL high grade coffee. 3 10 best rice.
IL Bakers cocoa. 1 10 best tea; regular
value 50: our price S1.75. Free delivery
y y. * brooklyn. Free samples. Ham
burg American Coffee Co. Il Old slip.
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CEIIRoPODY.


DR.. LESCH. Chiropodist. + lat foot
- Painful-arch Weak-ankle. InGrOwing
Nail Specialist. 9SO-?Sc 3d Ava
- Phone 543D-Plaza
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AICTIOSEERS

ATWOOD & PATTEE. Auctioneers. Ap-
,,fsers-High class sales conducted.
,-F+-f-rre PAINTINGS, art objects. meTchan-
.lIea bought Prompt settlement. Local
,-fsrerres 40 Nassau st Tel 4Sll-
peekrnan
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WALLPAPERS.

DON'T PAY RETAIL
Prices for Wallpapers. / sen them al
wholesale Prices 20 you. W. +. TRAN
TIES Tel 35s3-Spring 1873 Canal ST
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Two Manufacturers Stocks of
WOnen'S Underwear
AT GREAT PRICE REDUCTIONSl

Tomorrow begin disposal OF two very large purchases
prices that will give customers new reason to say
No place like Hearns for Value.
Quantities In purchases
could consider such transaction:
provided
sale
tremendous outlet such transac-
o many,
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PHOTO 2ETOUCFlNG for professionals
and amateurs. photo and lantern side
coloring lessons given. Mrs. V Z. Brown.
Ig2 east Ito st.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-03
GAELIC LEAGUE MEETS.
DR.. O'COnneu Talks on the Celtic
Languages.

DR.. O'COnneu Talks on the Celtic
Languages.
The Gaelic Language League held It's
regular meeting at Carroll Institute last
evening.
An attractive feature Of the exercises
was an address by DR.. jeffrey c. O'Con-
nell. on the history Of the Celtic Ian
guage and Celtic races.
He said IN part that tho roots OF
language are the only lasting materials
OF a language: roots so natural as 20 be
Unidentified with the stages OF infant hui
mainly; that language was the history Of
thought, the gradual development OF the
mind. a picture Of human nature re-
fiected in a mirror, and as such forms
n science the most exalted that language
brings US back TO the infant stage OF
mankind: connects the present with the
past; that in the study Of language the
mind luxuriates IN lofty thoughts. the
heart necessarily becomes enlarged. the
affections refined, and the more sublime
sensibilities OF our nature are brought
into play.
These words echo back 70 the water
worship Of antiquity 10 a Celt-NIoray
Firth. OF Auid-Erin, Alvin Buy, or Vel
low River, which, contracted, Is Boyne
River. DR.. OConnen also showed the
striking analogy between the Gaelic and
his sister Syrian tongues, the French,
Spanish, Italian, and other Continental
languages, on the subject OF which he
VIII dwell more fully in the near futme E.
Addresses were made by Michael Lynch
Gn Irish. DR.. P. J. Byrne, and Martin
Boyle. Mr.. James d. Flynn, the presl-
dent, sang in Irish- The Wearing OF the
/ Green"