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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
WHAT WOULDIDO WITH 1T?
DOLEIE CASTLE,
1t. GATHERINGS Convent. Benicia, Sew
enfh Grade. Age IL Years

ST. GATHERINGS Convent, BeDieia, Sew
enth Grade. Age IL Years
If John D. Rockefeller gave me
a million dollars | would distrib-
ute a part of it among the poor and
homeless children who have no one
TO take care of them. I would make
the poor comfortable and happy by
buying clothing and provisions for
them. would also make my father
and my mother a present of a consid-
cradle part of the million. The rest
would put in the bank, where it
would be drawing interest. l would
use part of il on myself in paying
my expenses at the normal school, as
] wish to be a teacher. but after all.
from what I have heard and read about
him. / do not think that John D..
Rockefeller would be generous enough
70 give me or any one else a million
dollars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

Happy little May with sick mother and
sister. No more tailor work for her.
She. too, shall have a chance.
Now. Franz shoulders bent, cheer UP.
Your burdens are lifted, too. You shall
have an opportunity to become an in
yentorN
One by one the faces pass before me.
am wildly happy in the happiness 1
am bestowing.
Alas it is only dream.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

OFoocs axe II
q IL John ID. Rockefeller would leave
me a million dollars 1 would travel
through foreign lands and over seas
to study to be an author But first
/ would go to Washington, D. c.. the
capital of the United States, and to
New York. Chicago and other big
cities. Then l would cross the At
lantic ocean, land in England and see
all the large estates there. Then on
to gay Paris in France, to learn all
the new styles, and, as the scenery Of
Switzerland is very beautiful, | would
stop there and see the famous tunnel
at the st. Gothard pass. the longest
one in the world; and see the glaciers
and snow on the Alps. Then Rome.
with its ancient ruins and castles; and
down the Mediterranean sea to the
holy lands, along the Pacific ocean
and home again; and with the rest of
my money I would buy a little home,
and give some of my money to my
papa, mamma and brother. and settle
down TO write stories for children.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
TO SPEND $1,000, 900 FROM
ROCKEFELLER
1875 Eleventh Avenne. sunset, San
Francisco. Lagnna Honda school,
A Eighth Grade. Age IA
HARRY HEPPERT.

IF Rockefeller gave me 81 900. 900 I
would make good use Of IT, First of all.
L would keep most Of IL and give the
rest to the fatherless and motherless
children and to the poor people. some
20 charity and some 20 the children's
hospital. Then what / have left L
would help my mother with and give
her 8 good present. / would also sen
morning papers.
MAY day is here. and for the home
less | would spend a little more for
them and buy a May pole. so they can
have fun also and think OF me-
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WHAT | WOULD DO
JAMES JOHNSON.
Rio Vista. Rio Vista Public school.
Age IL Years


Age IL Years
II J. d. Rockefeller left me $1,000, 600
this is what L would do with il. l
would give an amount to complete
school and grounds and l would give
some to a church ! then would put
a sum in the bank. l would invest in
houses and rent these out TO people.
j should travel around the world. first
going through North America, and see
the wonders of nature. such as the Colo
rado canyon. 1 should then go TO Eu-
rope, the first stop being the British
isles; to Ireland and Scotland. and
Asia. and afterward Africa, where
former President Roosevelt is now Then
! would visit the isles of the Pacific;
first Australia TO see its curious plants
and animals; then TO the West Indies
and to the Philippines. which is a re-
cent island belonging to the United
States. l would go to Hawaii and see
its volcanoes, and. last of all, South
America and Central America South
America is warm and ] would see it's
wonders. Upon my return / would
write a. book OF my travels.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

II l were worth sl,000,000 / could
very easily dispose of some of my
money / would not think of donating
money for libraries until I had other
important duties attended to.
For instance. l would construct a
large home for poor children, boys
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

II John d. Rockefeller would leave
me sl,000.0o0 ! would divide it in three
equal portions.
One part of my million l would give
a charity for the homeless children
. The second part 1 would give toward
helping to build a new schoolhouse
in Visitacion valley.
starting UP a water plant I'm the Refs
tract to supply the people living there
with water. ! would charge them the
city water rate. We must not forget
that a great many OF the people living
in the Refs tract have to carry every
drop of water they use
/ am afraid I could not accomplish
SO great a deed. but / honestly would
if the money were left me for my very
own.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08

captain. l would also give $4,000 or
$4,000 to a library in San Francisco,
and ! would give some money to build
ing up San Francisco and the city hall.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
A HOME FOR ORPHANS

lADELINA LIE BRUN,
SebaEtopoi. Sebastopol Grammar school,
Eighth Grade. Age Is Yesrs
If John ID. Rockefeller would give
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
IF l WERE A MILLIONAIRE
HELEN BARRY.

36S sixth Avenue. san Francisco.
Richmond Grammar school. Sey--a
enfb Grade. Age IL Years
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
MY MILLION

ANNIE AXELSON.
46 ArIeta Avenue. Reis Tract, San
Francisco, VisitacfOn Valley school.
A Seventh Grade. Age IA Years
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
: AWARDED A WATCH
MY TOUR
ELMA MAGRIDGE,

1O231s Sixth street. Sacramento. Me-
kinley Primary School. Sixth
Grade. Age III Years
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COLONIZATION
ALFRED WOLF,

ALFRED WOLF.
sI9 Bay Street, San Francisco. Han
cock Grammar School. Sixth
Grade. Age IL Years
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-08
Where Spencer Taught the Art Of Writing

TIT Geneva. o., in little old log
cabin near the shore of Lake
Erie, future president. men
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White or in dainty comhinationS-Hi
coIarS-wjtb ana without pockets erd
h.Ir-Tu s VS.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONTRACT y.
SEALED BIDS viii be received by the
Board OF Water Supply. in Room slO 299
Isntember %. 1903. for furnishing and de-
iIyerInC either or both OF the following
s-1Dfr9ct N-t'lass NJ. Furniture Especially
Class ~ Furniture (ChaiTs.
tables, etc.)
AT tire above place and time the bids will
bs ntblicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and sets
OF contract drawings can be obtained at
Room 1910. al the above address by depos-
tfinr the cum Of five dollars $50 for each
,.sUphet or set Of drawings. For further
PARTICULARS rec Information for Bidders
JOHN A BENSDL. commissioners
Presid Mt or the
IdAFT,FS y. CHADWICK, FosId or
CHARLES A SHAW. water supply
J. WALDO smith.
chef Engineer.
THOMAS HAs9BIT.
SscEstsfxs
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lC6th ST 81 West Large room for three.
SEQ week; smaller. elevator snctless
cleanliness. references Murdoch
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$40 Large JOinted Dolls i.

| Linen Chiffon Paper-pkge. of 81 sheets
| Envelopes TO match. per 1ON, reg 50 2 z
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MILITARY CAPES-
Spot proof black Broadcloth- Special.
aifo m SSiGss' light ana dark 4.oS
shades-full length and extra
full sweep-small gilt trim.
ARMY-AND-NAVY CAPES-
Rich shade OF navy blue with
red flannel lining-double Special.
SseR1 ar tgo si iaa' 1913
Iength-identiCal styles
elsewhere $l5.T5 ..-.-...-..--J
TOURIST AND RAINCOATS-
Tourist Coats Of mixtures and
double faced cloth in smart
reversible stripes or plaid
back with harmoniztng plain s,,r
overwhelmingly tailored "pSN'''''
rich MISUNDERSTANDING SLABS % OS
Also black and colored
Coats of RubbCTlzed MORE.
Peau de Sole. Pekin stripe
Satin and Plain Coats OF
Coverts and mixtures
semi-fit and los sc ...-.......
CompIete assortmentS OF other SAIL
and Winter Cloais and Capes at cor
respondingly attractive prices.
Dress Skirts
SKIRTS OF Imperial Serses.
Chiffon Panamas and Prunellas Worth
black and new shades Sl28S.
also black taffeta silks and 4 O2
voiles-strnpplngs and Os(o
button trim --.-....--..-----.-
BLACK SKIRTS
OF rich, elegant voiles. with Real worth
and without taffeta silk SlTOO 10
drop-also French Serges. $50 %
Chiffon Panamas and rich No
taffeta silks-handsOmely ACs%O
trimmed -.....-.............i
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lPHoEeTEnERs.

LLF> l"s p 1sth - NJ. ft1 eve
riai ~ -iefV Fabrics M curtain Nate~
M, 1sle-ffias. Dana sks FlusheF. Re-
rort esl ard Imitation Ieather. Hair
49, N1slonneE. FginEes, lords. GlEls,
s bI!aps. 6uTlnGs. etc
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SEE fIrIs' SchoOl presses 20

Sailor and one Piece-Red. Navy and
Brown Wool serge. also Fancy Plaids-
q to "A WIS
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MONUMENTS.

--1;A TRIALS erected al any cemetery.
q, t-sfesl grade material ana merchandising
.-Nfst cost Postal viii bring our reple-
,-s.-se Manhattan Monument GO, llS5
--aay. New YORK
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STAMPS AND COINS.
REMEDIES.

POSITIVE harmless cure rd l1t qf ia c sii1
alco!lorI ,.,Intrv resort Address German -il
:. .,oariesn Hydropathie Institute bAiu'''@'
f5.,riziand County. n l.
.,,,TrpTfsEMENT and subscription. - 70
Az ne tribune received al iheiT ss,S
One 70. 1854 mi, BTo9d% @!eiook Pm p No. 40
ana oitl - ,ereitcd ~ tie following
Nfrliss- ,'ces At regular Once rates until
S co. q. M w: %e+ sth ,s s1s St 10,
oor. - -. ~. vert ga 81. betN e en
Fsfi 80 avs; cs3 west l55th -. i i9Ss
e. are. 1925 g az: p re E al. 12sth ct;
lst s Trsnast ave: ESQ Cd ave-
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PRIVATE AMBULANCEs.

-, AhD J. SCI LILY. private smbulsnces
q ~ uansDor a.lou n sick ara fnv Aids.
49, a.e =. y. To. 1918 spring
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Notion Specials for Fan Sale

Wide Featherstitch or Wash Braids
white with red. blue, pink or navy
q yds. to pc.-reg. "a. -.--.-..-... I .
Limits Pes
Red Cross Safety Pins-nickeI plated
sizes 1. =. 3-reg- A.. doz- ----.-.--- >
Limit Gross
Hose SuppOrters-Black, White, Ella,
Pink-large satin pad with belt or 20
sew on or straps elastic
ItE- ~ q
Limit Fairs.
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$3.50 Cnllcren's Goats 50 S55 5 yrs

Pretty Pieture styIes-FeIt or SiiS =
euh'y riba7u and hsweT Tim'f-S.ls
Iircd-siZes to : WIS
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81 Ct. Boys Teddy Hats
81 Reb.es' WeOl Swealers Us

Cloth and FeIr-Navy, Red. Gray alsS
natty Mixtures also Cloth with JIudsn7%
Fulton bands
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DRY GOODS.

III |
Our Sew
b
To strange
the opportunities c
A Revelation of Y
NO NAIL OR TELEPHC
S1.25 Black Messaline Silks rs
Rich. Iustrous quality-fulI yard wide ?
desirable width for one piece dresses e'e'
- CT. Peau de CygneS. 49,. 10
All silk-fuu assortment Of most desir-
able shades. light and dark for waists
and dresses
S1.29 Fall Dress Goods. .7e
80 and - inches wfde-an assortment
embracing the leading plain and no.s-,S
weaves. such wide Wa!e btasOIrlI,'
combination stripe Serges, NoVSltS ~
ringbones and Hairline effects-Shadrs HI
cIude:-
stone Blue. Walnut, Moss.
Navy, Nutmeg a!aM d.
C Cosl Dust. TsuPe. Egg plant
~ CT. All Wool Serges......... 81
Dress goods YOU can wear the year rouni'
IS inch Myrtle E s,oSS''
Cardinal, Golden Brown, navy
Garnet. seal Brown, Black
$3.50 Long Cloth II I'd. PC. IS
Extra fine and soft for underwear.
10 Ct. Yard Wide Cambrics.. Sa4
Blcached and finished by Lonsdale Com
pany-that tells the quality
1215 Ct. Novelty CrepOnetteS s
Lovely color tOnlngS IN EtiSldu NV
signs-ideaI for Kimonos and House Gowns
8 CT. Novelty GinghamS......... 4
HairIines, Stripes. Checks. Plaids. &c,
in a variety Of best washable colorlnss-
N Ct. Outing FlannelS. ...,... 81
Mill lengths Of yard wide outing Elan
neIs in the desirable pink and blue stripes
~ Ct. Black Cotton POngees -
20 inch-frm. close weave-speciaily Dc
sirable for mourning wear
% Ct. Eercerized Sateens... ~
Yard lustrous-black and lest
In Wash Dress Fabrics Dept.
50 Ct. Oriental Lace Nets. 81
IS -Tucked-white, cream. ecrr.
% Ct. New Fall Ribbons ...... .l6
satins. Tanetas and Moires-white black
and latest Fall shades-Millinery and
Sash widths.
p Ct. EmbrOideries ........... .l9
Cambria and swiss-variety of new pat
terns-I7 inch-for FlounCiEgs and Corset
Coverings.
SO CT. Net BandingS. ......... n
silk Emb'd-all the new coIors; also eN-
qusite Persian combinations
81 Ct. jacquard EiderdOWns 1T112
Reversible-two and three tone combina-
tions-warm and cosey for Robes and
Housegowns.
734 Ct. Bleached MuSlins. ..... 81
Fine quality, soft fnish-S6 inches wide.
So ct. BIeached Sheets. ........ 81
7ax9O-no dressing seams inch hem.
Same-s1x9O- usually 81 -......... As
s2.19 Feather Pillows. $500. 1.4o
Real live geese feathers 22xsO- sanitary
cured-no od2r or dust-best ticking Gov
cred.
st.I0 Bed Spreads .....,.,...... II
Full size White Crochet-no dressing
extra heavy raised designs
s1.S9 Ei4srdown Blankets ...... 81
Rest quality made-for three-0narter
sized beds-wnite and colored.
ss.9S California Blankets ..,...3.95
S~s(S Wool
"a size for large beds-extrs heavy
delicate borders-silk binding-leSs than
We pay by case.
s1.49 Steel Knives & Forks .95
Bone and ebony handles-set Of six each
80 CT. Bath Fixtures ........... rs
Pest quality nickel on brass
| Towel Bars, Paper kol4es'
| Glass Holders, soap DlSh.
121@ CT. Mems Handk'fS......... 8
All Linen and = inch hemstitch-
sS.qs Heavy Curtains ABS
| Fine Mercerized Darnask-solid colors
| and two tones-Lattice fringe or cord
| edee-Elcgant hangings at a great redCc-
| ~
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DOGS AND BIRDS.
ELECTROTYPERS.
EIECrRICAL CONTRACTING.

HAvE YOUR WIRING DONE bv THE
PRACTICAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACT
ING co.. - Fulton st Telephone 2496-
Tctu Excellent work. moderate rates:
hest service; estimates checrfully furnished.
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Canes and Coats.
In addition to S

Capes and Goats.
Correct styles and undoubted quail
tiles that are elsewhere priced much
higner-good judges perceive this az
a glance and openly marvel at the
surprising values, Of which follow
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GENERAL CONTRACTING.
COLD AND SILVER PLATERs.
HAT CLEANING.

INCLUSIVE FRENCH MILLINERY; also
h-4eF gel.-.eInen's felt and straw
rats TAN kinds renovated. cleaned ana
lc-fe- like new. French Millinery Co,
~ A-ste--a-. ave. near Ssth st
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FOR SALE.


GOLDEN PHEASANTS $40 per pair. r.
u Rolph & Co, 50 stone ST. RAILWAY.
n T.
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S@4-tEK, Dogs Pigeons, Pheasarts. Pea
9Ni, swan. NId Duck. CsuaTies. Cold
- hf1 eggs roT ns-cllUZ- write Tor
- Are Iui.e3 Co. 70 Vesey q.
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Three Leaders Each i'm
Won1en's Cloaks, Suits, Dresses, Skirts.
In addition specials in upper column.

Tailored Suits.
The models embraced in these
special prices merit appreciation
from even the supercritical- 1900
localities are choice, cOlOrs especial
liz fine and include full range of
fancy shades approved by Fashion
| STYLES, whether plain or fancy.
show in every line the impress of
the EXPERT
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SAFES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WAFTED.-Lady or man. with money 10
put into a good. strong company; position
as SECRETARY. with salary. G. II. Box 81.
Tribune Oflns
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FURNITURE.
RllRROPS

Al E.rss - mirrors. framed. unframed,
sass shelves, bargains.
PLATE GLASS TOPS
10 ,cr.- Cd birds . desks and furniture
NATHAN LYONS
t.3-1Sl west 3lst 81 Tel 231T Mao So
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PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Printers to Publishers.

Newspaper. Magazine. Linotype compost
tion. web press work our specialties. esti-
mates furnished. Stearns Printing Co.. 81
centre St
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PRINTING.
LOST-BANKBOOKs.

HANDBOOK No. 400 967 of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing ANY person
having a claim n IL is hereby called upon
n p!esen. the same within ten days or
submit 10 having SAID passboOk cancelled
and a new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 46l Sl2 Of the Union Dirns
Savings Bank is missing. Any person
having a claim to II is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten days or
submit 10 having said passbook cancelled
and 4 new one issued.
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DIZZY GOODS
III !E a II IN
West Of Fifth Avenue.

ZENITH STREET. West of Fifth /
Great [
EGINS TO-HORROV
rs who may never have
{ this Autumn Event, t
What ''HEARN'' S
NE ORDERS-We reserve priviles
s2.Gs TO s4.q8 French
Net Curtains l.9S
Extra heavy Robinet-vith edge and to
= inch inserts ct Cluny. Guipure. or
Renaissance lacN-White and Arabian
strictly perfect but sample Iots-ouly
or pairs Of a kind
s2.69 Table Covers LES
Oriental Tapestry yds square ricn
Turkish colorings heavy fringe
l9 Ct. Art Grenadines liz
Richly figured enects-FIorsI. Oriental
and HeTaldic-L Light and Dark
80 ct.White Curtain Madras ,1215
Beautiful Colonial F'Ieur dc Lis and floral
designs. but slightly imperfect, therefore
the extra great reduction
s3s.sS Finest Wilton Rugs 22.15
Seamless or Scanned .3x1O.S ft.-Ori-
entail effects or rich solid tones. Not i'm
al New York can you find such Rugs ct
such price!
sl.25 Frtnged Table Cloths III
Two sizes-62x6a and 62xsO-pure linen
pearl bleach, some with red borders
IS CT. Mercerize1 DamaskS rs
g. inch-snow wbite-satin Iustre-new
designs
50 Ct. window Shades o.. so
I.onstlale HoIland-white and best -.nts-
6x3 #.
i9S CT. silver rlate Forks, = doz. IS
Also Table Spoons famous mske-clr-
nation and other designs French gray cr
bright fnish-wiIl wear to : years
I49 Ct. Stamped Scarfs and
! Squares ID
/ 1Sx5O and 3Ox3O-s stamped in pretty ForaI
| patterns-H- :, with rows drawn worF-
$3.50 Renaissance Scarfs. SO
| Deep Renaissance borders-centres with
| elaborate Mexican drawn work-lTxJ0 ami
1Sx54-also 80 inch Squares
p ct. Stationery, pound .16
Linen Chiffon Paper-pkge. of s. sheets.
Envelopes to match. per 1Oo. reg. 80. 2
s1.49 Large JOinted Dolls 80
"a inch-side parted wig closing eyes.
Melton Specials for Fan Sale
Wide Featherstitch or Wash Braids
white with red. blue, pink ar navy
/ yds- to pc.-reg- "a. ----.-..-..- L .
Limits Pes.
Red Cross Safety Pins-niellel plated
Limit Gross,
Hose Supporters-BIack. White. t;lu.
| Pink-large satin pad with belt or 20
! sew on or 4 straps elastic
Limits Fairs.
Toilet Articles for Fall Sale
Black Rubber Dressing Combs
/ worth IL and 10. Observation-Disclosures. >
Limit-Two.
Solid Back Hair Brushes imported
I
Limit-Two-
"a Ct. Fancy Hat Pms Is
Brilliant Rhinestone clusters. Grape and
floral effects in Rose or Antique finish
also spiral effects in Jet Amethyst or
other jewels
IS Ct. Leather Hand Bags 81
RIack-riveted frames-moire and leather
Iined-some have card case and purse
| strong handles
SO Ct. ChiIdren's S Sasss So
Il and 1G inch-Ieather protected corners
I brass finish iock and catches
S1.25 Umbrellas, % 4 Is inch SO
Fasr Black English CIoth-Parason
frames Natural Wood handles
f9 TO 50 CT. Lace Collars. ..... "a
Assorted styles-various widths
"a CT. Linen Huck Towels 10
19x35-hem d-white damask borders.
rs Ct. All White Buck Towels 10
19x3S-more than half lincn-hemmcd
In Ct. TOwelings-lT19 inch :
All Linen Ear1sley; also Check GlaSs.
l$3.es Ostrich PIumes 2,40
! Back CT J>hits-1T tnch-extrs wide ilues.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES
ppoGKs. DETECTIVE BUREAU

gROCkS' DETECTIVE BUREAU
,-i.r1'as Brooks. Inspector Of Polio.
NsV YORK City, retired. LICENSFD-
paNpEu. Detective work In ali In
F-.r-res fIo-el Factory Inspecting
-i-c-,r Process Serving. ; BEEKMAN
rrrres: &c COrtlsndt. Night. II Morn
iagsi5e.
~. RIVE DETECTIVE BUREAU IL
ceusel and Bonded; male or female
sts5calr.E estlEations. strictly coma
genital. CT languages spoken 100 Vesf
e7r- -. Telephone 9a5s-Madison So
CAR-EES Detective Agency. 116 Nassau
r-Re liable service AT reasonable rates
'ph1rs zSs2- Beekman niEhts. 5SSl-Nain
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Everything New in
Upholstery Goods.

Absolutely new stock OF All SILK panasks.
silk Frou-FrouS. silk fsrOcatels.
Reversible T{rOcades. silk NelOurs. Titan
and Linen NelOurs-also silk Gohelin.
rricot, Brocade and Petit PoinI
Tapestries Verdurr. scenic and hOral
designs I'yire range. .....-. 80 70 =, 9SS
SPECIAL LOT
Fine silk Damask, silk GobeilnS
and Nerdure Iapestries-chOice OF "A no
about ~ styles--vahle s. - to S4.50. AsSc
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OLD COLD AND SILVER.

9y-B. silver. platinum. diamonds. Tlbies.
tsIpr.res pearls emerElds. pawn tickets;
ei-ales fought John Daley. 90 oh ave
"yhA OFT gold end silver bought BY X.
tonga.a1'a sons. gold ana silver relners.
Jc4n Ell
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COAL.

: TRIMMER 4 SONS
cNAT F+NTA YAM IN RIVER
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PART V.
TEN PAGES.
ANTIQUES.

rvT.r'S ART GALLERY. los Went
Al near eth aVe.-Antioues clrios
% sil,erWare. rare fans. paintings.
90 :.s.,,rps and weapons. Old gold bought
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BURGLAR ALARMS.
CLEANERS AND DYERs.

EuDsCN DYE W0RKs.-Dry cleanine !,
specislty. SEC Columbus ave. IgI Xest
lsh 81. 80 Melrose ave Works ESpe-
Eatsr. :. Telephone connections
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Black Silk Department

The most complete and representative Mourning Goods
Department the city. Everything from the effective
plain tailored suit and daring possibilities
carried in the broadcOths
The most assured styles prevail all through and every
thing characterized by moderation in price.
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Toilet Articles for Fall Sale

Black Rubber Dressing Combs
worth IL and 10. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Iimit-TWO.
Solid Back Hair Brushes imported
all bristle-1l rOwS-reg 80. ..... 9
Limit-TWo.
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pAwNBRoKERs.

Lo1Ns MADE on Sn6aas Lewis a. ss Jacobs
est. bar gslLs ~ T---tI
sss 81 ave. AeH 1eLz.
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---,yrs ANTIQUE GALLERY. -Repro-
Nehi,icr II the old oak Dias Table from
Gus Hail. Ncstmoreland, England. IS
rss 9lth 81.
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LAUNDKIEs.
PIANos ANp ORGANs.

American PLAYER PIANO. most per-
teci ana durable instrument made. any
- csn pay without practice: FactoIy
frce. E--r P-os CO. Manufacturers 1872
Fsrk ave near l2Eth 81
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Splendid variety of high class
Moyen Age variatiOns-sOme in coat
Style-eaCh one a credit to the
tailOrs' art-Qualities that will be a
surprising revelation to those who
know the usual prices for equal
grades. Black and all new shades
are included in these
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sAI E saeed A6 ah9 sold fqr1 silver
- a. ave-. 27Jh 81. Tel 22s6-Mad 50
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CSC. Boys BlouseS

White and Fancy Madras and PercaIs
new styles and oOlorings-fuu laundersd
.-neckband o. shirt cOllar-plain or Heat
ed-6 to 10 years.