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Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
REALTY BOARD HOLDS FIRST
OF ITS INTENDED DINNER:

LONG BEACH. Jan. 26.-The realty board Of
this city held its first 6 o'clock dinner to-
night at Shoup's tavern, at Second street and
Pacific avenue. The after-dinner speeches were
of unusual interest, all referring to the har-
Dor question. The speakers were Judge Call
H. M. Barstow and President c. j. Curtis Of
the Los Angeles Dock and Terminal company
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
CITY COUNCIL DECIDES
TO CAMPAIGN ACTIVELY
Orders Circular Printed Setting Out
Condition of Municipal Lighting
Plant and Its Prospects
of Success

PASADENA, Jan. 26.-The city council de-
ciced to take a hand in the matter of the pro-
posed issuance of bonds for $l5O, 600. 1t ordered
the preparation and printing of a circular, set
ting cut fully the condition of the municipal
plant and its prospects.
BY unanimous vote the council approved the
action of the city auditor in refusing to refund
to the Pasadena Hospital association the $500
rebate on its taxes ordered by the council
itself at a previous meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
BURGLAR VAINLY TRIES TO
LAY HANDS ON ELKS' FUNDS

PASADENA, Jan. 26.-Thinking probably
that the money received at the Elks' festival
would be left in Chairman Grant Orths desk
in the office of the lodge rooms, a burglar last
evening invaded the hall and forced open the
desk, but got no cash, Mr.. Orth had taken
his bag of coin to police headquarters for safe
keeping.
A feature of the festival tonight was the ap
pearance of the drill team sent to this city by
the Los Angeles lodge of Elks to give an
hibition drill A number of Los Angeles peo-
pie accompanied the team.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
HUNTINGTON OBJECTS TO HIS
TAXES GIVING NO SERVICE

PASADENA jan 26.-Being man of busi-
ness, Howard E. Huntington objects to pay
ing out money on which he gets no return.
Very politely he has explained in a COM
munication to the council that he has been
paying his property at 1919 Old Mill road,
in the Oak Knoll district the sum of 1894. 13
every year as taxes, and that in return the
city is giving him neither fire police
protection, and is not even lighting the
streets.
on street lighting.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
DEATHS

MAKER-Edward Maker, 28 years, native
of Rhode Island, county hospital; .endo-
carditis.
MAXWELL-James Maxwell rs years, ma
tive of England, county hospital; tuber-
culoss.
GISTASON-John Gistason, 29 years, native
of Iceland, county hospital; tuberculosis
HAWLEY-Nora Ethel Hawley, 81 years.
native of Illinois, 2449 Edwin street
phthisis pulmonalis
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
DYSPEPSIA

. MUNAON6 DYSPEPSIA REMEDY
acts almost Immediately on the Gastric
Juices and gives the stomach tone and
strength to digest almost everything that
has been put into it. 1t soothes sore and
irritated stomachs that have been impaired
by physic and injurious drugs. We cannot
too urgently advise all persons who suffer
from any Of the following symptoms to
try this remedy: Distress after eating,
food, Waterbrash, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Loss Of Appetite, Constipation,
Dizziness, Faintness, Palpitation of the
heart, Shortness of breath, and all affec-
We want every discouraged and despon-
dent sufferer from Dyspepsia or Indfges-
tion to cast aside all other medicine and
give this remedy a trial. If it fails to
give satisfaction / will refund your mo-
ney. MUNYON.
For sale by all druggists Price, 25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
PACIFIC ELECTRIC ROAD
OBTAINS ITS FRANCHISE

WILMINGTON, Jan. 26.-Having reached an
understanding with the Pacific Eectric Rail-
way company that scent fare only will be
charged within the city limits, the board of
trustees last evening granted the franchise
asked for over a year ago which connects the
main tracks of the electric line with the Long
Beach extension.
The electric road representatives also re-
ceived a 90-day extension of time on the COM
pletion of the line around the bay to San
Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
sive. Killed in Explosion

PITTSBURG, Jan, 26.-Five men are
dead as the result of gas explosion and
fire in the Merchants mine of the Unit
ed Coal company of Boswell.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
BIRTHS
BOYS

UYCMURA-To Maoichi and Hama Uycnura
700 West Sixth street.
YOUNG-To Clarence W. and Grace Young
2141 Santee street.
GIRLS
IRVIN-To Elgia L. and Carrie E. Irwin
2158 East Tenth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA.

Correspondent las S. Los Robles Ave.
Day-Both Phones 3d. Night-Home 265S.
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
Home 26S5 Sunset 2740,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27

Lose a goOd-pay tenant, or bOarder? Let
a want ad help you to take it ike philOso-
pher.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
Are You Entirely
Satisfied

MOGt people want SOMETHING or
have SOMETHING they don't want.
You can't get the measles through
The Herald want columns but you
can get
ALMOST ANYTHING DEgIRABLE.
II In wonderful what n wide Held
they cover. Try one I'm tomosr0WSs
issue and be convinced
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27

WANTED-BY AN EASTERN POLICE OF
fcer here for his health a position with
any railroad, hotel etc. where they need
the service Of good officer; can furnish
the best of references. Address G. p. IL.
109 S. HILL ST. 1-27-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27

A GENTLEMAN OF LONG RESIDENCE IN
Los Angeles with best Of reference, wants
position; capable of holding a position as
salesman or collector on salary or commits
sion or both. Address B. D. M. BOX
150, Herald 1-27-4t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27

hotel by experienced young man, age Is.
single, temperate; can furnish best of ref
erences; have no objections to leaving
city; viii work for moderate salary. BOX
144, Herald. 1-27-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27

THE BETHLEHEM INSTITUTION IS SEEK
ing employment for men out of work and
makes special request of contractors and
others employing labor to call whsD
in need Oh help. We have carpenters paint
ers, paper hangers. laborers of all kinds.
SO n. VIGNES ST. Phones-A9031 Main
6726. 1-24-S0t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 26. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
BARNARD DRAMATICS.
Sophomores Give First Play of Season
with Success.

fhe sophcmores presented yesterday ss
their annual show The sword oC the
Ming. by Harold Macdonald This first
ptfiormance Of tine season was hailed with
acclaim, and long before O'Clock. the
hour set for the rise of the curtain. the
little college theatre was packed % its ut
most capacity
The star of tho performance Miss Con
stance Won Wall. who PLAYED the role of
Vie hero, Edwin Eov~tou.. was q kuigHtly
ca'alier. Her HouoTs were shared by Miss
Mildred Hamburger
The play as q whole was essentially a
meiodrama, with plenty Of blood aud tuuu-
der From the moment iu which tho hero
inc is first announced by the galloping of
Ter fiery steed" 'stace assistants clap
ping their thighs without tho window
"uti the curtain falls on the two lovers
ciaspcd in each others embrace. there is
IT" end of situations and horseplay
The performance was not without Hunior,
as the constant litter from the audience
Indicated. There were even bursts Of
laushtc-. a. for example when "a whole
troop of doughty soldiers resembling
cowbo,sl went racing madly across the
stage in pursuit OF the villain. one OF the
main sources Of amusement was afforded
10y a lU"iJleSs officer. who insisted upon
tripping every time ne came on the stage
The audience refrained from laughter a.
long as possible, but the climax was
reached when. upon his NTH offence an
ndIscreet freshman whispered audibIy
from the balcony, 81 hore he enjoyed the
trip
All ~ tho budding ThespisHs. who had
been coached hy Mrs ~. r. Jessup. were
duly congratulated az the end of Tire play
by their admirinS classmates and rela-
uveS. who had already expressed their ap-
probation iu tho way o. floral tributes.
The cast included e. Won WahI, Z. Hof-
man, : Blumgarteu. g.. Thees -. Bor-
chardt f. Heller. VI Roof a. Fischer. -
you DoeHhoff. A Evans. L. Mordecai +.
Myers. Mildred Hamburger. Florence Low
thcr and Anna Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW
York By the grace Of God. fTeo and INDIE
pereent-To Elizabeth T. H0sm-r. Nina
Hosrler P-trie. AuJo-uetts Latty Glddey. I'd
muud -. Putnam. Home for the Aged "A do
rnestic corporation Nina Hosmer Petr!e and
william a. Yer Plauck. trustees Of the
several trusts treated by the VIII oC Louise =.
Jordan. deceased. for Elizabeth l. HosuIer.
Edmund Q PItuam and Antotnett- T. Gid't,E.
rasr-crfyely ard To- all persons Interested iu
County OF New York. deceased. as creditors.
IezateeS. uezt - kin or otherwise send greet
ing You aua each % you are hereby rlte4
and required personally to bc and appefr be-
York. at the S1rr0Cates' court OF said county
held az the Hall Of Records IN the 'ouut ~
New York on tine @isr day ~ L'-ceml--. 1903
E4f-past ten o clock 90 trr forenoon n.
that day. then and There 20 attend judicial
s..rtIlrn-uf OF the account Cf prlcsedinZs
rendered bv Nina Hosu-r Petrie ard William
e. Ner Plauck a. executors ot the Last Will
auI Testament OF said deceased. and such st
NtlI h~re1F cited - are uufirr the
of ~ -rr'- zone years are reoulrcu tu a0u-ar nt
none. 10 appear and apuI, for one t' To- ar-
pointed. or in the event ~ your ur-.e-.
failure To do So. guardian wuI a- appointed
ly the Surrogate 20 represent and acJ Tor 5Ju
in the pro .-,dilg
Ir T~sJimouy Whereof Va" have cduaei the
seal OF the Surroe at-s Count ~ rrt said
county OF New York o. be he-sunto
lSez'l Rihxs-i
witness Hon. NRNEE o.. THOMAS
a ~urr0gatr of oar said Ceuutr st th- Cail4tv
yesr ~ our Lord one Thousand rin- hundreL
and nine
DANIEL d. BoWpNEY.
clerk o. t1- ~frroz4. -~' D.ri-t
- Broadwas. Bo-uusl of Ma7la'Jan.
York
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
PUBLIC NOTICES.

/ GEORGE T. MCCLELLAN MAYOR CF THE
Oiry of Nsv NorE. acting uuc~r The authority
1f section 10 of The Greater New York omar
ter give public notice that until such time a.
tr. Criminal Courts Building has been repaired
ann made fa. and the Superintendent or Build
iugs has certified that tho said pudding t5 m
a proper condition for uccupanrv that
-Thr CITY Cugrt building. u tlfv HAIL Fark.
ana th- Merchants Association building. Nos.
% 10 80 L-afdEet-c Street. Borough or Maunat-
tan. city 90 N-w NorS. have been DESIGNATED
and assigned as places for the u1t'-lns % the
Court Of General sessions Cf The Peace for tEe
County of New Irh.
ana rr. -svsrt,-ir-t Regiment Nrnory- rcrner
or t4th Street ans Park Nveuuc. Borough 90
Manhattan t'iry 20 Nrw York. places for
~ U..cm- of rls court ot Special sessions.
and.
Tfa Jefferson NarEe- building sth street ard
sixth kN-nr- Borough Ot Manhattan. cry of
N.u- York a. tn. riaee for on" holding cf the
,f-v Magistrates court 20 tar first District
FIRST Division.
r. uh.,h haze s-t my haut and affNed nv
So .f a-s.- fni- 9th tav uf NutemivT. one
ts..s4~E uiue hundred aut ninr
.-f-,-l. trO. o.. MCCLELLAN
Mlv1r.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

doll however and the coat can be made
OF silk or bedford cord or anything OF the
sort. with the cap of lace or embroidery
and the dress and underwear treated 10
suit the fancy.
The quality of material required for the
medium size O. inchosJ is % yards p or
. or rs yards - inches wide for coat and
cap. yards O. inches wide, with Z, yard
Is. for dress and petticoat; ur IA yards OF
fiOuucing % inches wide. with "A yard Of all
over lace or 3. yard OF plain material. for
fancy dress
The pattern. No. e.4ss. is cut in sizes for
dolls IS, - and y inches in height and will
be mailed 70 any address on receipt Of 10
cents
Please give pattern number and size
distinctly. address Pattern Department
New-Tork Tribune. II IN hurry for pat
tern send au extra 2-cent stamp and We
viii send by letter postage in sealed en-
NriODe.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
NOTICE OF PETITION.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
In TIE matter OF the appllcatlon of Mary
Brennemann. Z" pc'petuatS tes.iheny ~, ~ ,o,, l-is
the title 10 real property "a MaFgare- NJ Nee
hin as trustee under the last Will and testailent
of Francis MeehiE, deceas-. and Jeseph me-
hin John Francis Morris, Mary Ann Nsrn hin and
Patrick Meehi1, being the heirs at law and de-
visees OF Francis Meehin. deceased, their wives
and hustpn1s II any, .. -lVtlts SO LL uel- ,ls-S
widows and wiloWers, II any. their heirs at law.
grantees. devisses. assigns or whomsoeyer their
uLcn the petition Of Msrv BreDnernaHn- herein
dated and verified he --lJh day or SeI -emoer,
1903 the AFFIDAVIT % Arthur y NeeNes, j., veri-
fed september I3th. 1899. and order herein nIed
IN the Office o. the CleI< q me county of NeW
York on October 6tr, 1903. an application viii
b. made az a S7eciaI Term Part 7 % this court
10 be held al the county court House. in the
Borough ot Manhattau civ u New York on
the 3Oth dav OF November. 1903. al 1870 o'clock
In the forenoon or as soon thereafter as counsel
take and perpetuats testimony involving the title
% real property pursuant % the provisions of the
code OF civil Procedure and for such other and
further relief as may be Just and proper
Dated New York, october llth- lts3
col -DERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Petitioner
Rector street. Manhattan Borough. New
A Description OF tire property in relation q
vhicb such testimony IS sought 20 be taken and
perpetuated Is as follows.
v-f-b the building and improvements thereon
erected situate, lying and being in the Borough
os NarhatLan civ. County and State % New
Work and bounded and described as follows.
Beginnlng at a point on tne norther-y side %
ave fet and three-tenths OF foot more or less
from the corner formed by the Intersection lc
tie uortherly side OF Henry street with the west
erIv side of Pike street. and running thence
r,~rharIv parallel nearly 80 with Pike street
one hundred feet, thence eslsterv parallel or
r-g1rlv So With me ncrthery side or Henry street
tv.-r-v-fve feet. thence s0urlerly again parallel
or nearly so with Pike street one hundred feet
~ the nor,herlv side OF Henry street. thence
vasterIv along The n0r-herly side OF Henry street
ryvertv-fve feet 20 the point place OF begin
ming. be said distances and dimensions more OF
less and subject 10 party wall rights. = any.
sal. premises being knowu and designated ly
rHs
The foregoing notice e. given YOU By puoiica-
zion pIrslant TO an order OF the Zion. James a.
blanchard a Justice of the supreme Court OF the
STATE OF New Y1rk. dated the 5-h day OF Ocuo-
brr 1893. and filed with the petition herein tn
the Office OF the CLERK OF the County Of New
YorS ar the County Court House o. the Borough
0+ Manhattan. city and County OF New Y0rk. on
he 6th day OF October. 1903
COUDERT BROTHERS.
Attorneys for PetitiOnr-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
NEWS OF TIE MARKETS.
Thanksgiving Turkeys VIII Be 80 Gents
Pound


By Thanksgiving turkeys. the market
'l'h say VIII be ~ cents A pound A.
present the nnest birds arc y cents. while
ul's' or a'erase quality src % cents.
'fahoerrles. on the contrary. are chean
anu plehhIul' inia Years crop being - per
cent larger than last years. Tho finest
berries hail from Massachusetts
Other poultry shows no change I'm nrico
Ployer. which is 81 standard article 90,
menus during tho game season. d, f,st ir
Quail, which came n on Novernber are
. a dozen native partridges are e. and
imported 3 pair; imported grouse are
$ pair. and white grouse arc also an
Inc Nenison season closed yesterday
FISH
Spanish mackerel are stHI 20 cents A
pound. winter smelts are . cents for large
sizes and y cents TOR medium. HaIibut
and bluefish are 20 cents d pound. butter
fish and sea bass Is cents. Founders and
, haddock l. cents aud California salmon >
cents. Lobsters are . cents = pound. and
scallops 20 cents quart
VEGETABLES
flothouSe asparagus tips. tho first or the
season, are - cents a bunch: California
tomatoes are - cents and hothouSc p
cents pound. tho Florida vegetables are
white squash. st lo cents each pumpkins
30 cents each. and lettuce r. cents r. head
Domestic cauli1owers are go 20 - cents
= head aud brussels sprouts IS cents a
basket. Celery Is ~ cents for three stalks.
Elephants are - cents each. hothousc GU
cumbers - cents apiece and mushrooms
= cents = pound. Endive Is - cents "A
pound and spinach ~ cents half peck.
New potatoes are j. cents and sweet po-
tatoes 10 cents quart; green peas are -
cents quart, stringed beans T. cents and
lima beans - cents = quart. New Jcrusa-
lem artichokes are y cents d quart and
French artichokes T. cents eacl. Picking
onions are l. cents a quart.
FRUITS.
Kumquats are fresh arrivals and are =
cents a til. winter berries arc - cents a
small basket; sugar pines arc 81 To - cents
each. Grapefruit are j. and - cents each.
Valencia oranges are % cents and navel
oranges . cents and s. dozen. japanese
and French persimmous are s. "A dozen.
Vomegranates and fresh Trench figs also
s. a dozen. Japane plums are s. % till,
EnricO plums, - cents d basket. Spitzen-
berg apples are s.. Kings apples - cents
and Jonathan apples and GravensteIus So
cents q dozen ounces are s. a basket
German prunes 90 cents a basket and crab
apples are - cents and 81 a basket. Con-
cord grapes, Spanish malaGas and Dels-
wares. - cents basket; Niagaras, from -
O. - cents basket, tokays, % and % cents
a basket, lady's fingers are s. cents and
rnalsgas - cents 4 basket; California cor
nischous. - cents a basket. Cumis pears,
s. and 81 % a dozen, Aujou pears. - cents
and :, a basket; seckel pears, - cents a
till. and cactus pears. % cents . dozen.
EGGS AND MEAT.
High grade meat keeps up in price. the
best porterhOuse steak in particular bring
inC o. cents a pound, but Western Texas
and other inferior qualities are moderate.
Eggs are d cents d dozen. butter Is 60
cents pound and sweet butter 20 cents a
pound
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
DR.. ADLER ON SUFFRAGE.
Will Address Ethical Culture Society
at Carnegie Hall.

Dr Felix Adler las announced that he
VIII give an address on woman suffrage al
the regular meeting Cf the Ethical Culture
Society tomorrow morning an Carnegie
Hall The workers al No. sos 18th avenue
representing the state and National
Woman suffrage League. the National COL
.ege Equal Suffrage League and the Po-
liriLzI Equality Association. Mrs. %. H. J..
Belmont presideut-prOp0se 10 80 IN a 3oC-
4 hear the address.
A new suffrage society Is being formed IN
Triarcline as d result of the meeting on
Election Day which was addressed by Mrs.
Belmont
The New York Equal Suffrage League
VII hold an evening meeting Ou December
F. al the Hotel Astor. with Mrs. William NJ
Twins in the chair and on Monday evening.
Noven,bor g. Mis- Juliette Points. Of Bar
uard College. and Miss Caroline LeNOw viii
address a meeting in the Metropolitan
Tenplc. Miss LeNOw Is now occupying q
desk al 80 J05 Fifth avenue as the repre-
sentative of tie college Equal suffrage
League. President N. Carey Thomas oi
Br1n Navr VINO is president Of this "r-
Eauizatiou. was "a visitor AZ No 60 Fifth
avenue yesterday
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
STORAGE NOTICES.
.cufNGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
II


GS4 Tlird ave
New York. Nov. 6th. 1902
To = Bennett +. BCNheimyr. Beau Brunl-
nell L. A. Carey. = r. Carlson. u CO1ce. q
Couuurs. t. tlrr-u Airs. Couway, +. Dvhvry ,
w porau. A. Dum0nt. NaSgic Gdllgan. T.
Garrfty W ti0lrz. A T.. Hanson. N Hlssius.
p a. HuI.rer. Vm. Hurley Bessie Jefferson.
e. EIotz NJ krlssian. ". Lindsey X Lotus.
g. NcCartnv. j.. St0uka. NJ ayng. Mary SWr--
nev. Mary Iorusy. Della Troy Iu-l2 Ward.
" T. Webst.r a. Weber p. Members VIM
NJ Osborne. 81 lictIushy- B. McLduS1 1lll. !.
NIcQUrent e. Major. T. Magnussen. N Nor
risy. Wm. D'BrfaE. II. Provo, " Eapp, MarS
ReiIy. e. EIesz. Ms. Biugwald l.. Stern
You anil each az YOU are hereby notified that
tho time Tor PAY meut 90 our lien upon the
urog-rrv hereinafter described having expired.
after due notice thereof had been given you.
We Will cause such property % Wit househo-t
goods. personal effects ara merchandise,
stored hy you or tu Nuur nome IN rne tarEiug
ton Storage WIreu0usr. 90 Dee sold 81 public
autt Ion according Go the statute In such Case
mace and provided. It ShutZ Auction Rooms,
- University Place. Sew York City ON Tues
day. November 21d. tgp9 AT I0-%u a r-l-. and
ID tEo sale thereof D. uor completed on tDs
-aia dat. tu. sale viii He continued at the
same place oI every Tuesday tuersaft-r be-
ginning al 1880 a. M. uuti. the sale Is COM
pletst-
TIE CAE8INGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSES
D. Huber Manager
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

ard sticks arc s. -. French Gil, vanity
N~Aes range from ST. upward.
travelling cases to hold gloves. veils and
handkerchiefs sell for s. -.
Horseshoe" clocks. tho clock suspended in
The standard shoe. cost s..
Elastic belts i'm an tho new shades with
efamel buckles, sell for 81 The je,tcd
ones cost IS 20
striped messaline silk petticoats are q -.
Ihose ot SILK having medallion embroidered
r1fiies cost from s. upward.
sequin bags with French gilt frames cost
from - 30 upward
Lsather covered pillows for travelling sell
for IS - each
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
GLE.1NINGS.

Il rlere g. any aristocratil dog lu New
York which isn't wearing a fancy waistcoat
of tie latest cut % isn't TIE fault OF th"
taioIs No dog need be subjected O." tie
indi-nity OF wearing q ready mad" waist
coat. Experienced designers wai To ~
Linn out. and no pains are spared 10 give
linn ''swaIser' garments suited 10 ms COM
pleNiou and his hnes- Tie waistcoais arc
claborateIv braided and beautifully lin
islied. some have gilt buttons, som" iEory.
A Few luck doEs have solid silver but
,o,- Every really fashionable dog Ias d
tir, silver backed brush with his mono
gram ou d. silver beads for ornaments, =
mirror and other tfinkcts 600 numerous to
mention.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
handle may he costly it is small and inoOn-

handle may be costly IL is small and incon-
sPicuous
me most hoartrending thing about blind
ness Is that much of il is preventable. says
New York physician Not a little has
oeen done in that direction. Sir James
'flchton-Browne remarked in a recent ad-
Hiess In London that vaccination had abol-
ished blindness caused by smallpox. and
tfat the better care OF infants eyes at
hrth had had its good effects The timing
mat neeoed lookii after now. he said
was the misuss of eyes I'm schools. He
recommended letter lighting ~ schools
greater supervision Of the washing and
cleansing, and the Introduction of a course
IN ocular hygiene. lie thinks. too that
there should be a time limit IN trades which
are trying 10 the ewes.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

pleto get simple. The underwear Is made
of na.usoek. one d-eSs 4, of founCing ana
the other of plain material while tile coat
s. ~ piQue and the cap ~ lawn with frills
of lace. All materials that are used for
live babies are appropriate for the baby
New-York tribune., 1909-11-06

A large r4rricr D. sgthorii, FOR thc -,-te-
rueut that more skins were sold lu Septein-
l.er of tuis year than in October 81 last
wear. F'urs arc more expensive and moro
ropiliar than ever. skunk mas risen 80 l'er
cent On price ga London, and D. also hisi o."
pms. Isl here IL D. IA great dcmaud fpr hat
,rirrmiug An unusual coat shown in Lon
49,, d. made 81 "a lion skiu. Tia" ta"n'
,..-, !. stitched with thread made from ih"
,...,,. hair tho collar consists of iw" hug"
,.-,.-. With th, claur. the p"'@"ts and but
- arc trimmed with claws. an1 ihe taii
=. used ~ sleeve trimmin=