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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-28
WeobelcIer
fra bcn nbe Sane Gulonp peo
Garntbers, Sal.

Den npe oanife aoloni foreges
Itaoigt. 5 iioite use par Der. Sergen
Sanien, Weolem at Bacificfreoiens
geileonings. aommite for aoloniIter,
Mr. 2uno og Scr. Eerfelien, ale fra
Sernoale, California, Der % etter
forben at bnne let paa 2anoet ONT
frina 9%urlocf, Gal., febte 100 Ic.
2ono | 5orening n9r peo G~arutbers
til $50 pr. Gere. Mr. Sanien, JON
tioliaere bar orepet Ell iGrbeles ltor
6arm meo Meierioriit 90 anoet
areaturboIo, oriper M en- omfat-
tenoe misunderstanding. Ufr.
2uno bar lieeleoes forben oprfet
Sorben, men orioer MI en- iterre
WsbelbanoeI. Mr. Serfelien orioer
en- itsrre Meieriorift; iaa oisle
Wenb er goot fenbt meo 5orbolo
poo 2anopeienets Omraaoe.
DIR. Sammono, iom nplis meo
Hamilie Tom fra Nortb Dafota, bar
M bpgget paa 2anoet, ban fsbte,
bar boiat Iig I aolonien oe bar be-
apnot at oprfe Soroen. @els Seil-
fen, Iom | fIere Mar bar orbeioet
De oanife aolonier / 3resno 90,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-28

Ter, bi bebener. Derfor maa ri bel.
Ter life blot neies meo 8gn, men
BRUCE Dor 9ibel. Der bIeb benpiit
til Den po~triarfalife Susboloning,
bpor SuSfooeren bar Siemmets
Brett. Snnoon 6gr oct oeioa bore
bos os.
8eliioneIien at Susan6aeten fan
life noeblibe.
5reong 5ormiooag preoifeoe Bait.
6. Sobnion | 8irfen | Del &ep oOer
Sob. 4, lib ON DaninoensDfe0 e
meo Seius oe0 Safobs 9rbno". Oct
bar en- oeiIig Stuno, ri tilbragte ont-
firing ailoen. Ger blep iagt noget
ON at Bumper til Sioer fan bp9ie
% ipptte, men life gioe 8anO; men
Den Dag bgrtes Der ingen SpGien,
8anoet fleo iom Ell title rin0enoe
Strem, o9 oct par forfriifen0e og
~opliben0e at oriffe oerof. Otter BrG'
oifenen blen ct Barn baaret FEN til
2ipsfiIoen og i9ennem ben belliee
Don6 inolemmet / Cubs R.ae.
2sroao 5ormi0oag preoifeOe ga.
itor Q. Sobnien oper &ab. 8, 90 ON
Seiis, Der itonr for 9sren og ban.
fer oe nnoertegneoe talte fort oper
Or6ene: nSolige ere 6e Zine, iom
lie oct S ie".
Sm Ssnoogen bar Der ON Sor.
miooa9en Observation-Disclosures og
altergong | begge 9irfer. 5 airfen
/ Selmo bol0t Balt. g. 9. @ielien
Sfriitetalen og unoertegne6e pr9oi-
feoe. On itor Sfare geIteoe Serrens
gor6. 5 Del &ep bolbt BoIt. s..
Snnien Sfriftetalen, og Boit. S
Scott greoifeoe. gegee airfer bar
fplote al lpttenoe Menneifer, og beg
ge Steoer blep Der lagt ct goot Wis'
iionsoffer paa Serrens Sitter.
Sm gftermioooeen bol0tes Der
llngoomsmsoe. 5 Del Gep preoife-
De Boitor g. g. Eborebp og / Selma
gnitor g. Sobnion.
Bait. u. 8. Senien og unoerteg-
neoe bar ON eftermiooagen | &eeo-
lep og preoifeoe / airfen Der.
On 4ftenen bolotes Cuttings
msoe / begee airfer.
Oct bar ifsnne Dage, ri tilbragte
iommer. Serrens 8eliignelie boileoe
ODER os og preeeoe belle Msoet, og'
Ian bpa0 oe legemlige 5ornsoenbe'
Der aneif baooe De fore Selma og
Del Hep 8olf eiort alt for at gsre
Samp9ret bpggeligt. S Selma bao-
De oi 59nesipisning baaoe Wiooag
og often | ct fort leiet 2ofale, bpor
pi ale funoe bpnfes omfring De bel
o9ffeoe 9oroe pan cen Gang. S Del
4ep bar reiit ct Selt imelem Srugt'
trperne peo Chen at Girfen, boor
W~eniebeoens apinoer meo Smbu
iergeoe for port leeemlige 0eboo.
Siertelig Sof til BrGitefamilien
og NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oeropre for alt
goot, pi neb bos eoer | Msbeoagene,
Saf til MenigbeoS-S enoem9no og
genner, Der oeltog msoet, for boert
ct liaegioragS poeoe, aanoeligt euer
timeligt, til at ~forifBnne og frrgt.
bargere Msoet, og Saf, fore Er9'
~itebreore, orSamnnretl ~Spor goot
og bpor lifliet bet er, at 8rsore DO
tiliammen".
Serren peIiisne iaa | Naaoe i'm
@erning peo os % iblanot os Der.
uoe peo bet poerite Sao for Seln
Sfplol
So. 6. Senie NC q + 0 | m,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-28

Mrs. 9arion til @raoen, oiite oeioa
Ben Itore 8enneflof, bun booOe ont
firing Jig.
geIiignet bore Mrs. 2arionSOiinoe
s. q. QneIlo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-28

iianelie, Misiionsmsoer og un9.
oomsmBoer bar fsrt meo Jig / bet
iounone Nar, opmlntrer og tillfDn-
Der 9reosmeoet til 4fboIoelie of ioo.
oonne Msoer og uotaler bet enifeli.
ge l. at iipr ct Iterre lln9oomsme0e
afboloes bpert 9(nr nefielpis | areo.
TENS Menigbe6er."
On Stitno bleo 6rugt unoer W1e.
oct til at orefte oct bi9ti9e Spgr9s.
maaI, bOoo oi fan gre for at r9ffe
SanosmGrtO, Ser fommer til Galifor-
mia, Ell bi9lpenoe 91on0. Oct er
nemlig EN- Senoseerning, at Sno.
%oanoringen iii Sal. boooe ira 5p.
orelanoet og ira Dit og Central
Staterne toger til life blot gnr for
Aar, men Waaneo efter Wnane0,
og DC lpreoes for oae 8iioe. Spill
fen IelIignelIe oiloe oct life oere,
ON De funoe blipe benpiite tilSteoer,
bpor De life alene fulloe fao 8inf oa
Teileoning meo Senipn til 2onofeb;
meil boor De flinoe iamles / aolonier
og faa Serrens Orb forfDnot pao
Wo0ersmaalet og blipe beparet +
ia enonu mere nGre meo til at OPP
bpgge bore 5eores airfe beropre.
Oreftelien reiultereoe l. at Der bleo
pal9t en- ~aomite til g~eileoning for
&olonilter", % &omiteen fom til at
beltaa al fslgenoe Mpno:
Bait. $. Sanien, 6resno, Gal.
Mr. S. Sbult5, Selma, Gal; Mr.
Sobn Schmidt, Sleanoer, Go[. Scr.
Sobn Sanien, J~ernoale, gal.
9enne Som. bar 10 ollereoe laoet
bere fra Zig og an6efoler 2ano, ion
er at faa lise miot | 5resno 60, Der
bar Sr0 for at pere CALIFORNIA;
melt blomitrenoe os itsrite Bin. og
5rngtbape, og 5resno 9p : fun 10
Wil fra Garlitbers = err 8eroens
itsrite Hoiinmarfe6.
@arutbers er, iom iogt, Is Mil
fra 5resno 9p, 8 Drill fra Cotton og
IL Nil fra SeImo, ioo De, Der fonl.
mer in6 Der, fommer life no | oct
poe, men lige beo bore blomitrenoe
&olonier, og 2ano fan enonu foas
Iige iaa billigt oe pan Iige ioa gooe
Iilfoar, iom Ri bar bert andre til.
bpoe.
Saa ifal iee forisge til Slut at
bringe liOt fra ben belnren0e % op.
bpggelige Del al Weoet. 20 Gmner
f%orelaa til 0rsfteiie. areosiens ern.
ne: .5orfpnoeliens 5rugter" blep
inoleoet al Bait. g. g. Sborebp, gu.
gene, Oregon. Snoleoeren minoeoe
ON Oroet bos 81. 90, II: oMit
Orb ifal life benoe tomt tilbnee";
men OroetS girfnins oe 5ruet fan
oere TO Slags.
s 81. 5, IA forteler Serren.
boao ban gioroe for fin 8in9aoro og
ipsrger: oSnoo mere funoe Der 90.
res peo min 8ingaaro, iom ieg life
bar giort2" Wen til 9roos oerfor
bar ben fun pifoe 9ruer. Saooan
gaar oct enbnu ian ofte.
8or fere 6refier pr9oifeoe | ga.
5aretb De lipialige Orb ON bans
Senoelie og Wisiion; men Soft
bleo fiiloe al Irehe. 8i ifal life I'll.
Ie efter at itsoe eIer at peffe 8re-
be; men fommer ben, oa ifaI pi life
bline bperfen %fortnoret ener for.
ifr9ffet; pi oeler oa fun Sf9bne
meo noele, Der bar langt iterre END
Ri. De gooe 6rugter = ia, oct er 10
Spnoeres 8relie, at Wenneifer tom.
mer til &pile | 3roen paa Spnoernes
Sorlaoelie oe iaa oofier / Raaoen,
at Der fan bltpe f%ulOfommen 5rugt.
Der blen giort opmerfiom paa, at
2ufns | 9ignelien ON Seoemanoen
gioroe oenne lille fine 9emerfning:
.Og De bore ingen fulofommen
Srugt." Der bleo iaa ipurgt:
/. San Srngterne fenoes eaer er
De fiin @enltano for 9aob?
2. Spao binorer 5orfpnoeliens
Grugter?
Wange gooe Sro bleo tolt ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-28
Smsbolberifc pnifes.

On troenoe 9lore Bige eler enfe
aoen 8ern, ira 30 til 40 Mar fnifes.
til at beitpre Suiet for en- enfemano
meb to imaa 8srn 2 os 3 aar gamic
paa en- Sarm.
SuItms Sopbus NieIfen
st. 1, 8or AZ,
2enmare, N. Dali.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-28
giaig Torto til 9anmarf.
Sr. Mebofter!

&r. Me0afterl
Sorenineen for biai9 Borto til
0onmart ienoer berpe6 fin beoite
Saf for ben Stette, Oeres 9re6e
gGa0 bar eiOet ben Gag, lige iioen
arbeioet ierIt bleo begpn6t.
Goresien er MI pao Sci til Dan.
mari, oe Sorenineen bor | alt 5alo
for en- Sio giort bpoo Der ito6 |
oens Maet for at fore fit Sormaal
igennem.
3iIboge Itoar fun at taffe olle Dem,
De mango bonife W9no oe 9binber,
Der ofreoe Sio og Ir6eioe paa at
iamIe 11noerifrifter, oe De Sorenin-
ger og 2oger, iom inn berebbini9t
bar ienot Benee til at beitrioe 5or.
eningens ltoeifter.
SIuttelie beoer Ri Gem, Sr. Sic.
BATTER, ON at eipe Bloos | Deres
rreoe gloo, for at Sorenineen Tan
ofIpgge offentIig &eenifab, oe til
Iober os bermeb at ienoe elite Rr. 1
ODER m%ootngne @ibrog.
Baa Soreningens 8egne
S@rbsoieit
gbas. S. 81 9, 5mo.
3nuo Sartnacf, SET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-28

SlHllellB UeueI VI OeHb 0l. Jtes
bafter, ON at eipe Bloos | Deres
erebe @Iao, for at Soreningen fan
ofIpgee offentIig Ieenifab, oe til
Iaoer os berme6 at ienoe Cite Rr. 1
ODER mootagne gioroe.
Baa 8%oreningens 8egne
9@rbeoie1t
gbas. S. 81 y b 9, 6mo.
4nu0 Sartnacf, SET.
gibras til 5oreninsen for bilis
Hortp til 9anmnrf.
elite Nr. 1.
Seren Iotbiion, Chicago $f.00|
Gbas. S. Hpberg, Chicago LOO
g. S%srgenien, Chicago LOO
SO. 6. 2asien, Chicago 100
Q. 9. 9. 2oee, Moniitee ,Micb. LOO
Mrs. $50. gapion, 9pons, Sa. LOO.
$. 6. Slien, &acine, @is. LOO
.. 9. O.. 2oge, Clifton, 81. 30
9ania, &dcine, isis. 200
9. g. @. 43, Tacoma, @aIb. LOO
9. 6 @. Nr. A, &acine, isis. 200
8. 9. g. 38, 9aromie, @po. LOO.
O.9.S .2oge, Glepelono, Ohio LOO
SO. 6. 2asien, Chicago, 81. LOO
9. g.. 9. As, SopfinS, @inn. 80
8. @. 9. A, Chicago, 81. 200
9. 9. g.. IA, aenoiba, isis. 100
9. 8. 9. T. Geoar Sails, Sa. 100
Danias Oamer, Chicago, 81. 200
Q. g. q. t31, gperett, 8aib. 1.25
8. @. @. 2oge, laramie, @po. LOO
8olfprie, Chicago, SG. LOO
9. @. 9. 3, &acine, isis. LOO
O.9.S.7, @ocf Springs, @po. LOO
@. g. @. 65, Duluth, Minn. 200
o. 8. g.. 26, Sremont, 0ebr. LOO
9.S.S.29 go. Omaha, Nebr. LOO
8. @. g.. 81, Denoer, Colo. LOO
.172, philadelphia, Ya. LOO
9. 9. 9. PIT, &utIano, Sa. 80
8. g. 9. 229, 9rocfton, Masi. so
9. g. 9. 35, Chicago LOO
81. ggebergb, gbicaeo, 81. LOO
gbas Spien, Samestoipn, %. .. LOO
9. g. g. 88, glba, Nebr. LOO
S.45, minneapolis ,Minn. 200
8. g. g. Is, Milmaufee, 8is. LOO
Q. g. 9. 1876, Curing, isis. LOO
9 100, @rope gitp, Minn. LOO
8. 9. g. S3, 8orcbeiter, Masi. so
SO. 49, Council, Bluffs, Sa. LOO
9. g. g.. SO, @tlantic, Sa. so
9. 9. g. 233, 6. Soleoo, Ohio LOO
9. g. 9. 81, O%annebrog, Neb. LOO
9. 9. g. 80, Wuifegon, Wicb. so
Q. g. @. 90, Sbeffielo, 81. LOO
Wrs. s. @regorien, Gbicago,Sa. LOO
.. 9. q. 225, Canton, Ohio 80
9. 3lit5, Dwigbt, 81. LOO
8. 9. @. Sc, 9ruib, Colo. LOO
8. g. 9. 3, Davenport, Sa. 200
Sobn Scbmiot, Chicago, 81. LOO
8. 9. g.. 81, Sopfin, Winn. LOO
9. 9. 9. 23t, Sepea, Soma 30
9. 9. @. 2t9, glear Cafe, ga. LOO
9. 9. g. 10, DesMoines, So. LOO
D.B.S .26S Sunction Gitp, Org. 80
3. 9. @. t49, &ope, %. 9of. LOO
$ alt $60.25
Sporfor berpeo foitteres.
Gbas s. &pbera Smo.
Rnm6 &artnacf, Set.
Martin 81. Mcferman, 3as.
On IN. t0O0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-28

s alt $60.25
Sporfor berpeo fpitteres.
Gbas s. &pbera Srno.
4nu6 Sartnacf, Get.
Martin 81. Mcferman, 3as.
Chicago, 90. Sec. 1909.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb.
New Things Fashion Aboom Bring Nature Into the stor

Clock Cleaning Time
We are clock cleaners and flxers in the Jewelry
Store Have experts that 60 out to residences in any
part of the city and suburbs and do repairing Grand
father and large Hall and Library Clocks, especially
those which cannot be moved conveniently are taken
down and cleaned and put to ckocking all right And
if they don't We'll try them till they will.
Uewelry Store, Grand Aisle, 1st Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28

Some of them are rough like rajah or pongee
styles--others shimmerng shining
saline. For the linen family has grown into
myrads of members--sturdy, beautiful the mere
ly comely-alll Prices 35c to S1.2S yard.
We particularly specialize In values: Of
fering beautiful coloriIgs In 48-inch gem
uine French Linens, Tue yard
(Aisle O. First Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28
Informal, Yet Com
prehensiVe Show
ing of Spring, 1909,
OlCSO l dOS w o M E N

This is than place of barter and
trade 1t is fashion house for women to see
the things in, whether they buy them
not-now
Always welcome here to look. early, and
what is to be.
Tomorrow ask you to accept invi-
tation from to and the things
and through the spring of 1909.
Tailored Suits, Tailored Dresses; MessaIIne
Dresses, Lingerie Dresses, Skirts, Waists.
The suits in serges and worsteds many
shades and in all the stripes; cutaway coats
and fared skirts 500, s25, $50, 1876. $40, $50 and
$50.
Most beautiful new Empire Messaline Cos
tunes in richest shadings and most elegant trim
mings $50, s25, $40. S35. $40 SAT 80.
Also magnificent costumes of foulards and
Paquin Silks
One-piece Lingerie Dresses in both white
and coors. $3.50, s. 80, s1O s1250, and to $3.50.
WOLFE SKIRTS $9.95, $1O95 $12.50, $780,
s15 to s25.
PANAMA SKIRTS, s5.95, se05, ss $40, $3.50
to $17.5O.
IMPORTED wORsTEDs, s15, s17.45,
$50 (mixtures).
LACE COATS, black, taTeta lined, full
length sleeves, $1s.95 to $50.
THOUSANDS WAISTS:
LinReries and Nets, S3.95 to $3.50.
Renaissance, $3.50 ones at s7.D5.
Messalines. $3.95 to $3.50 (blaclx and cOlOrs).
TaGetas and China Silks, S3.46, 1895, S4.95,
to $685..
In this section also advise that great
preparations and care have been given to the
well specially small women We striv-
ing to have a complete store of feminine
tSecond Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb.
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb.
Come With u S
Awhile Into the
WORLD of SILKS

The store of silks has more than 10000 yards
of silks that never saw the surface OF a sales
counter ten days ago All those soft cltnging,
shining, shimmering things that fashion has set
such favor on this season. are here in greater
assortment than ever before. Surely greater
quantities than any two other stores in all
Alabama has. For we sell more silks than any
two other-consequently buy more than any 9TH
err two. And buying more, gives greater buy
ing power.
We prove it.
One thousand yards Satin FOuInrds 65c.
The finest qualities that were sold at 75c
to 9Oe yard.
Fifty pieces, all styles and colors such
Old Rose, Navy, Brown, DahIin, Champagne,
Canard, Old Blue, Reseda, Bronze Brown, Gray,
Black and White (for eIders), TauPe Wistaria,
Catawba and Smoke.
All of it is "a inches wide and perfect
cloths as perfect looms click out to the
answers of artists directions. One thousand
yards only.
Thirty five hundred yards Satin Messalines;
20 of the best shades and coors, particularly
evening shades; Soc and Toe at 5Oc.
Five thousand yards various fancy Dress
Silks Chevron and Satin Bar Paids and 9th
ers; TIC to 81, at soc.
Ten new shades, 800 yards. 30-inch, all silk
Rough Pongees; high lustre 81, at zoe.
Twenty five pieces, 1850 yards, 25-inch Silk
Pongees; all best shades; best SOC ones 4Oc.
1000 YARDS IMPORTED NETS.
The largest express shipment of fine nets
that came to Birmingham came into
stocks Friday.
Plain Tucked Nets as low as 75c yard; all
shades.
Coin spot Nets; all shades; 81.
Ribbon Applique Nets, Two-tOne Tucked
Nets, Ecru and White Embroidered Nets, Spider
Webs, Mechlin Appliques, French AppIiques,
And hundreds of different kinds of nettings-
all that's newt
The silk store-fully in bIoomI
(Aisle F. First FIOOr)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28

Linens! Beautiful Linensi Pure Linensi Per-
feet Linens Surely the prettiest that the artists
to this day have given to world of linen dress
goods.
Linens mercerized like Silks in oolors as
rich nature paints the prettiest flowers
in the meadowsi
And for separate skirts, shirt waist suits
= and coat suits.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28
WE ASK YOU TO LET US INTRO
DUCE SPRING 1909 FOOTWEAR.

Tomorrow will be able to show many
of the footwear conceits of the approaching
spring season.
Laird, Schober & Co.'S naturally place
first, do the leading New York smart shops.
We absolutely exclusive Birmingham SELL
The show:
Black Patents Brown and Black OOze Calf.
Each in hand -welted soles-prettiest Eden
Tie model $3.50 pair.
For the girls who have women feet
specializing this season oxfords specially de-
signed for growing feet-straight arch and low
heels. They will not allow the foot TO broad
en-" 'fatten' many careless flat lasts Of
permit
Patent Colt and Tan Calf 21a to 61a, s3.
AS the days come around ad-
ding many things to this exclusive shoe
store for women and children.
And have Foot Filters in employ
Rear Aisle ID, First Floor.)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28
NOT MANY UNDERGRADUATES
AS FINE AS THESE-SPECIAL!

Recently in New York, at one of Americas
best hand-m made muslin importers,
buyer took up zoo real imported undermuslin
sample garments.
They cost us only a fraction of their worth
not near what the import They'll
cost you import cost and that's all
Gowns, 81 to $50, only So to $50
Corset Covers, 81 o $50, only to $40.
Drawers, So $50, only $3.50 to $3.50.
Chemises 81 to S25, only Csc to $3.50.
Skirts So to $40, only $3.50 to $35.
Combinations 50 to s25, only "a o $I25O
This gives the worth and the selling prices
fairly and shop in the country would buy in
a regular way and sell at less than double our
selling prices.
Samples only two garments of model
Sometimes only
Most beautiful, hand embroiderings that
were ever exhibited in the store
Second FIOor.)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28

We announce while winter yet firts and
holds hands with spring that tho Spring Cot
tons are all here in their home. Walting-and
being chosen
Bingham. Madrases Percales, BOrdered
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-02-28
WHAT WOMAN WANTS A 1909
KIMONO?

All the style kimenos have come in
and placed around artistically they make
q very pretty show. Both long and short styles
are here showing all the late kimonoisms that
have been studied out while the north winds
have been blowing,
Long Crepe Kimonos with large floral pat
terms and satin facings $19S.
Crepe Long Kimonos in very pretty figured
patterns and solid color bands of satin trim
mings; empire model, S3.9S.
Jap silk Kimonos long, in most beautiful
Oriental figures; pleated back and front and
satin ribbon folds So
Solid coors of pink, blue and other shades
of Silk Kimonos, with dainty self-polka dots;
ribbon folds, $3.50
Short Kimonos of pretty figured white
lawns; Dutch necks and others, soc and Doe.
Short Kimonos in many models, figures and
designs of patterns some bordered, s1.19 $1.25,
81 30, S15O
Pleated back Lawn Kimonos, having fancy
eoors of embroidered sleeves and neck, S1.75.
And Kimonos of many other kinds. About
1000 new
Second FIOor)
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Dollar Petticoat Savings

Monday forty Black Silk Petticoats that we put in
stock Yesterday with $498 marks on them will be
sold at $1.00 under
Just good Black Taifeta Silk having two SHRED
ruffles. A Skirt we most gladly recommend. 1898
Monday. 2nd Floor
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
EASSED.

-, r,,,, etc ana Southampton: S'ns SNoe tAr''
ietS' eSo,thsrnpton, etc). New York -. -
0rom So Sos''S Sst a~Heuix Olsv Osn) Crrorn Coren-
ss~sDO York.
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WIRELESS REPoRrs.

rh. Arabic reported SEQ % Sandy Hook
a. 10 M Friday, is expected % dock Monday morning
The Minneapolis. reported IS 7sO miles east of Sandy
afternoon
IN. Rofter5sn reported a. 10 Sandy
pook Al noon yesteTda2, expected dock Monday
forenoon
~. fssledonis Fer9red a. having passed Nantucket
tttbtn ~ 20 m yesterday Is expected dock this
morning. - -, -. 81. -..s..
1sook csc 2 sessesrss Is s12esss e aoeA Monday
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
KNEW HIM OF OLD.

Two friends of a rnan-seout-to~n srnVeo An 'h'
-,tv about 10 o'clock few evenings ago They
triad 20 ma their friends az the hotels. but failed
FINALLY they took taxicab and rode out 70 the
man about-to house. woman came 70 the
door.
..Does Mr. So-and-so live here:' inquired one OF
the visitors.
Yes" the woman replied gazing az the taNcah.
Bring him ia."-Buffalo Express.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
DISCHARGED THEN REAEREsrsD
Men Released on Charge Of Defrauains ~
srnment Locked Un on Larceny Ohalse

Two teansters. Walter p. Bruce. hvins a. .',suss
West 18th street. ana John Miller. in the ols
service. OF No 500 West Itath street. NnU % !, ss-
rested last July on q charge OF aftsP - s,,stoEr'
fraud the United States government o1 ,.,s staiss
duties were discharged yesterday ey oas,atsy r
Commissioner Shields. They we're H'i- -.s VIc0d q
arrested by Detectives F1tzsimmons -s.5 80 % d
the District Attorneys stan ana - larceny q
ieTsS rSSs bsis Sf eSS6 While i N transit SS
ship docked in HObOken 60 the ps0 Sstreet
Simon Hess. OF No Sal W ashlls sSiieve they n,fs
The federal officials did nor &c NJ Hess sNsfs
good case against the men, out SsF,rs Nlasis,',a
out warrant for their aIISs. that the Qss0SSosr
SteineTt IL was sand yestefC'il ne alleSea -
OF jurisdiction might be raiSeui -
occurred on a ferTybOat
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Saturday, October 9. 1909

OI0 VL 4Fo" tufk5 ndLuTday, Uctober 9, 1909.
ARRIVED.
steamer Canpania C3) War;. Liverpool October and
Queenstown g. to the CunaTd SIS Co Lad with $50 rshi
and 500 steerage passengers malls mdsa Arrived az
the Bar at 1904 a m. ~ -
Steamer Patris Csree). Royazides Pireus septenbsr
z Gyethes ana Kalamata % and Patras 20
Arrived at the Bar 4SO o m ~
steamer San Giorgto OaD. Romano, Naples September
q. Palerpo % and Almerts p, 10 Hrzai Feltrsnn q
CO. with 10 cabin and 500 passengers and nse
Arrived at tho Bar at I:30 p m.
SAILED
Steamers Carmania CRr). Liverpool: 81 Paul South
auPton: Lapand (Be). Antwerp; PRINCESS Irene (erl
Naples Minnehaha (Br, London; Baltic (sr liverpool
Furnessla (4rl. Glasgow; ThoTa (Norl Port Antonio
Saba (r) Perth Amboy; Ponce. Ponees Volturno (Brl
Hamburg: Correntes (GeT). PeTnambucO.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Havre Oct s-Le Coo CBrl. Nee York
Genoa. Oct Principe al Piemonte utaD. New York:
Taormina UtaD. Philadelphia New York.
Trieste Oct 6-Laura 0taD. New York Naples and
Venice.
SAILED.
Rotterdam. oct S-Ryndam Dutch. New York via
Boulogne.
Glasgow e-CalfoTnia tBTD New York via Neville.
Hollis lyhead. 0-Celtie (BT). (from LverpooD. New
York
London, oct o Minnetonka C8F) New York
Rotterdam, oct s--HespeTus (SeFl. New York.
Kingston. Jamaica. oct s-MasdalenA CBos efrom New
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
O 30 Moon rises 70 Moons "a
HIGH WATER
N-esnsy Hook 5.iOlGov. Island 43 Hen Gate s3
p M-sandy Hook 5:ls GOV. Island 54e Hell Gate s6
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POrtiereS

POrtiereS
IMPORTANT ADDITIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN THIS SECTION
UNUSUALLY LARGE ASSIGNMENTS SHOWN
COMPRISING PLAIN AND FIGURED VELOURS EMBROIDERED
BEAUVAIS VELVETS VELOURS. VERONESE TAPESTRY
FIGURED AND PLAIN ARMURES
Tomorrow, Sale of
Figured Silk Velour & Jute Velour Portieres
Formerly $500 Pair at $3.50
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
sBrings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.


Destination and In New York.
Tahiti. MarQuesas Islands New Zealand
and Australia Cta San Francisco
MsTiposa oct u. $50 m
Japan. and China Especially ad-
dressed oniy) yia seattle|1Aymero; Ia $50 m
Hawaii, Japan. Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via San Franeisco)Korea Oct IS. $50
New Zealand. Australia Except WesD.
San FranescOC-Invertsy Oct H. $40 m
shinano Maru Oct. a. 30 m
Japan. COrea. China and Philippine Isl
ands (Via Vancouver Victoria. b -
Empress OF india ........... % $40 p m
Hawaii (vis San Franesco Alameda oct. 2a $50
Hawaii Japan. CoTea and Philippine
Islands Nippon Oct. IS d 30
San Frsaescol-u TTansooTt. oct 81. $50 m
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

Broadway & 10th St; 9Th Ave; 10Th St.
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK

Australia Except Vest. Fiji Islands New
Caledonia and New Zealand (via Van
couver and Victoria. b C)-Moans.....Cc Oct. Al q q
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- ~. a sCaaulso Cerl New YeFs Tor hsiefS e'e'
saxres 49, Oet SS4.re New York Cor Malta. etc -,
Nsiessntoss Psul Pai1 Cs) New York for Casi' sth
Nisssa1 ssa1 eot o-MinnswaskA Csrl. New YORK for
Lonaoa Oct s-colurs. Osr). Nsw York for Neville
nA GlasGoN.