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MARY's RECIPES.
Lettuce Salad.

MIX one teaspoon Of German
mustard, one-half teaspoon salt,
one-eighth teaspoon of ground
pepper, four tablespoons OF olive
oil, two tablespoons of cIaret:
have a head of lettuce washed and
drained dry; tear into bits, never
eut lettuce), put it into howl. pour
until well dressed.
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Look list office further information
ands
good on
$3.50;
at land and perm
a
u,
= : DOM TrustB
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The contract for furnishing the
city with two transformers was
yesterday let to the Western Elec-
trio company on a bid of $500.
The transformers will be used in
station G. The only other bidder
was the Westinghouse company,
which submitted bid of $500.
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MUST M soLD,

New s-room modern bungalow.
with one and half lots for $1,000.
House Is located on North Orchard
st. between No. 35th and a6th SITS. !;
has cemert walk to car line, sewer
In. House is we'll built and the
pefghborhUod Is good: also fine bay
view. Good terms. Let us show you
this place. a. Is a barEein.
GE0HCE RUSSELL. a co.
5o< caitkornia Bldg. A 479I
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MUST he SOLD At ONCE.
) ACEES, EVERY FOOT GOOD
SHOT CLAY soil.

Just II mile from car line s.a-
tioa; splendid road; FREQ mall de-
livery at your door every morning,
graded school within "A mile; good
well OF water perfect title, can
rent new house within few rods Of
place for SO month, with nice
poultry house In connection. we
want you to see this place; all ths
surroundings ara good You will
buy II. Price $3.50: 500 cash. hall
ance years. Inquire 4e3 Caiifor-
MIA Bldg,
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have some money and ecn6 very
desirable lotg- Would like to build
Ing rent ana buy g keme. Il VERY
SMALL payment down aud your xzn<
money Will 10 thu re&e- Take Ir4c.
|tiou car. Eet off ~ 36t6 e. nd aSIr
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your PICK OF the following lots on
the above streets
LIST. Price
each.
Lots 6-13 inclusive, block / ....$225
Lot IA, block 1 ................ $50
Lots 1918 inclusive, block L.. 225
Lots Ia inclusive, block 8 80. 225
Lots 5, block 3 ............. $50
Lots 6-12 inclusive, block 81. 100
Lots 3-5 inclusive, block ~. 225
Lots 6-12 inclusive, block 49,. $50
Lots IA inclusive, block s &C.. $50
Lot 8, block s ............... 1870
Lots 6-S inclusive, block S.. 160
Lots ella inclusive, block 10 :. 100
Lots ell inclusive, block H.. IT'S
Lots ell inclusive, block a.. IT'S
Lots 6-S inclusive, block 15 $50
Lots 6-S inclusive, block 16.. 100
Lots ell inclusive, block II 175
Lot 5, block 20 .............. 200
Lot s, block 20 .............. 10
Lots 9-12 inclusive, block 81 $50
Lot 1, block 20 .............. 200
Lots AS inclusive. block 23 175
Lots ell inclusive, block % 165
Lots liz inclusive, block 25,
(make offer)
Lots 1916 inclusive, blk 20 both $50
Lots LIS inclusive, block ~ :. 30
Lots 2-3 inclusive, block 6. both 500
Lots 1.2 inclusive, block Z, both 300
Lots as inclusive, block -. 225
Lots 1-2 inclusive, block 10, both 500
Lots Ia inclusive, block IA 100
Lots AS inclusive, block IA 225
Lots 2-S, block 81 .......... 225
JESSE O. THOMAS, JR,
1905 A st.
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$40 Down

and $500 per month buys a lot In
the famous Mckinley Park 4th ad-
dition. best located addition for sure
advance In price in the city, walk
ing distance, to the terminal grounds
of railroads, with the extension
OF the p st. car line on / side and
the Mckinley on the other; good
soil, view, schools, etc. Now Is the
time to invest. Bring this ad, with
you. Take Mckinley Park car, get
off at office, corner of Morton and
East III st.
II. ID. GREGORY
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$L100 win buy 10 nice lots, Wert
Ed; lots lay nice and soil is rood
this II half price efor what lots are
seiling at. $3.50 cash Will hands
s25e cash ana 80 mcnth win Sd
a new z-room house, nioo 1ot&
cleared, fenced ana IN cultivation ,
near r p. car line IN North End
II. r. LAWHoRN
Ella Bernlce BLDG Is
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TOR SALE-5 improved lots
house, cement basement, barn
chicken park, II fruit trees and
small fruit of all kinds, 2332 So
AID, phone NJ 1880.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Big Discount this month on Singer
Sewing Mach. 941 Tao. av. "A 4l51
FOR Csc will send 25 useful articles
Dos N. Y. av., Canon City. Col.
IF YOU are in trouble, ask b. v.
Painted stirit work $1.50-sitting
free. Swain. 219 So. 10Th. A 2751.
IF YOU have become disguised with
the dyeing. cleaning and pressing
business. then try a place with over
% years experience. Opposite the
Star theater ever since 1898. We
nave no agents or solicitors, hence
the reasonable prices for class A
work. Tel Main 74S0. ]. A Don.
aldson. Prop.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
6-HORSE POWER Donkey Engine
Tor sale cheap. Chas. Berger, ass
Pacific av.
Ffre-proof safes--I519 Pacific av.
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Personal,

EXPERIENCED nurse will take a
few confinement cases in her own
nome. Excellent accommodations
and moderate prices. No. 5707 South
Yakima av. Tel. Main 456.
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= LOTS $3.50.
70 feet from arandin Addition.
blocks from car. above ereda,
cleared 4 snap.
~ H. KoE1xLHH a co.
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New Homes

porcelain
Price $3oo of $500
bait ar
cash. anc
$2,1O0; cash. mon
E. F. Gregory Co., Inc.
o. r WEBB T. F. aREGoRx
100 Twelfth Street
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FOR SALE NY OWNER.
Bungalow ~ lois. 1880; 1900
at once, Inquire 1884 East / st,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

$500
New 4-room house, lots near
Adams and So. 10TH, good terms
house new and a good buy: lots
alone worth $500. This will not
last at this price.
Vacant lots and acreage in West
End.
For 2 lots In Mckinley Park ADJ
y block Of ear; $50 cash. $25 :
month
$500
I lots In Oaks Add, half cash.
y. I. MATTINGLY q co.
COS Fidelity Bldg.
Fire Insurance.
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10 PER CENT DOWN
Lots in the City

On South N ST.. South o ST., Aso-
tin St, South 4Sth, South 49th, South
50th, South 51st. Thurston st. and
South Send. A warranty deed and
abstract with each purchase. Take
your pick of the following lots on
the above streets.
prto
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AGENTS WANTED.

MEN OR WOMEN-I have an ex-
cellent proposition that will bear
Investigation and will insure a per-
manent income for successful ones.
Apply Room 201 Donnelly Annex.
9th and Pacific av., 210 So. 9Th st.
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OFTEN receive severe burns, putting
out fires, then use Bucklen's Arnics
salve and forget them. It soon
9rives out pain For Burns. Scalds.
greatest henler- Quickly cures skin
Erupuons, Old Sores, BoIls. Ulcers.
Feions; best Pile cure made. Ro1ief
Is instant 25c at al drug stores.
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5 ACRES

$50 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
Fine, level tract, facing on county
road near car line, beautiful location
for a home; good soil. ready to cul-
tivate without the trouble OF clear-
ing. Price 500 per acre.
j. Nj. CURTIS q CO.
314 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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$1,000 CASH

will buy PA lots in lawn and fruit
trees, with a nice 4-room modern
cottage; best of plumbing. There is
which can be fixed up nicely for
500. 1t Is just one block from 9Th
avenue and is a good buy for $4,000.
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319 Bankers Trust Bldg.
Main 1919, A 2201.

Two and a half acres, situated on
South 18th ST.. house of rooms,
barn, chicken house, $50 bearing
fruit trees. some small fruit, land
all cleared and fenced. Price $4,000.
COTTON Il MOSER
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DREssMAkERs.

FANCY and plain sewing, reasona-
Bile prices, phone NJ 175, ask for
Mrs. Logan.
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4 ROOM

Cottage and Q good lots above grade.
2 blocks from car line; house IL AL
most new. Will sell for $500; on
terms. Call at office seth and Park
ave-. Spanaway or Puyallup car.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
$4,000

We have a special amount of &c.
900 to loan on inside improved real
estate at low rate. Can be divided
Manning & Co., Equitable Bldg.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FINE HOME at Spanawtty; mus
sell; 5000, terms. w. A. Denney
ZIG Bankers Trust.
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CIGAR STAND

One of the best locations in the
city and doing a fine business. You'll
nave to hurry If you want this; it's
sure to go quick at the price asked.
Price $500. Americas Galloway, 9O5
SO. q ST., Phone A 2S52.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
OFFICI4LS LOSE Ply.
irregularities IN Coast Surrcy
CHARGED.

Washington. oct. 30.-Frank Valley
Perkins. acting superintendent OF the
Coast and Geodetic Survey. was suspended
without pay to-day and the salary OF John
} Gilbert inspector of hydrography and
topography, Was reduced from S30ee to
s2'eo a year, as the result OF charges OF
administrative Irregularities The action
was taken by Ormsby McHarg, Acting
secretary of Commerce and Labor The
cases viii be passed upon later by Sec
Ietary Nagel, who is now in the West
Ferklns was at the head of tho survey
"IhIe Dr o. II. Tittman, the director, was
1H Europe recently. The charges. Acting
secretary McHarg said do not in any
ahect Dr. Tittman, and the two Of
Hc'als named are the only ones against
"'o'h charges have been made.
tfh'hs Is charges with suppresslnc Of
MAI correspondence and shielding or,-
- WI" nave been reported, also with
refused 10 forward to rl1e head ~
nv department of Commerce and Labor
va" IeeS against the management oe ,ho
~ ahd with evading questions or
HcIaIiy asked of him. 4 CHARGE -, :,
e'isiehcy has been made against c;1b.r+
NTPorts of commanders of Coas, a,,s
'eooe'4c SURVEY vessels having tbetr -.
an" lainiles aboard with them. sow, ,.,.,.
'Ica"E living on The craft. in ,.io,o.,I
'l' regulation of the department ,nd -
irregular management and dfsnos,,,n,1 -
lhese boats. figure in the cases r.t
ar also allegations of fayoritisn thro,,.,,
pigeonh"ling Of reports against corta,,' "
ployes in the bureau. e'i'-
Mr' Perkins left the Office for his ,,o,,,o
eafty lhl8 afternoon. Or. Tittnar tl',
nothing to'say regarding The .cha~a. .,,'.i "'0
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

and the Flushing College Point lines OF the
New York and Queens County Railway
Company directing that double tracks be
provided over the whole route OF the former
snd on the latter line in Jamaica avenue
irom Madison avenue 10 Sanford avenue
ana I'm Sanford avenue from Jamaica ave-
nuo 10 Bovine avenue. This work must he
completed not later than June /. Other
ooubl" tracking on the Flushing
line by lengthening tho existing turnouts
10 enable the cars TO be operated under five
minutes headVay must be done and the
plans must be submitted To the commission
not later than December 7. The work will
have to lie completed within 1870 days after
the plans have been approved
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
TRACH0MA SUFFERER LET GO.
Court Grants Writ for woman's Re
lease from Ellis Island.

Mrs Thekla Eicole. who had been de-
-aired at Ellis Island since June %, when
-hz arrived here On the steamship Phila-
5elphta beca-se cf an affection of the eyes
--trzcaarna---as released yesterday on &
Hrlt of habaas corpus issued by Judge
Hand. ia the United States district Court.
- the request Of William Henkel. IT.. ooun-
- for Ferris Hicole. who married her in
S--ria.
,-iools is z natur-lized American citizen
fIa went abroad and after the maria ge
zalled Tor MS home iere Mr. Nicole did
not have trachoma when they were mar
ID Nr- %loole said Judge Hand, in
--autiag the writ. said trat he n-as salts
rcd on principle that Mrs Nicole vas a
citizen. IS her marriage changed her allie
Glance 20 the Ottoman Empire. He said
There is no pretence that she had ira
rroms when she married, and at that time
s-. could nave been admitted. That is the
rnint Of time that counts, and al that time
zach sovereign consented 10 the transfer Of
ateziauce. it cannot be rnat Guy consent
vas dependent upon her physical presence
here
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
FL4UES KILL GIRLS.
T7oo Students Die from In
jul1CS at HaIlozccen P0rtu

Kansas City, Mo. Oct 3o.-During a
halloween entertainment at Loretto
Academy, Catholic boarding school for
girls here. last night. Miss Virginia
Owen and Miss Mamie Tiernsn. student
actors. were 50 severely burned that
they dice to-day.
Miss Mary Maley was severely burned
while cndeavoring TO save her school
mates. A panic was avertcd only by the
coolness Of the Mother Superior and sew
erai sisters.
All the girl actors were light Esqui-
mau costumes, covered with cotton to
represent snow: @hile the stage had
been set with much cotton tiusel to
portray the discovery OF the North Pole.
Miss owen tripped over i Jack o'lantern
3nd In a second the flames had COM
Iuunicated 20 the other girls and ,he dec
CTatiOns.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
COTTON PRICES HIGH
Activity in Liverpool and a Bn,, M,~
ket Responsible

, ~ ,he first time since the DAYS Of n.
0uliF DUH campaign. cotton sold abo,,o -
er"'S Yesterday on the local exchange rbo
HaE option which had closed on rr,da,,
al i4'e'' opened yesterday at l5.ol cents .nd
@oNahc9d point TO I5.O2, while the o,hlr
futures showed initial advances of from !,
10 Il points. The strength and activjty ~
fhe market were due to the strenrth in
Liverpool and TO the builish sboulng ne
tho end-of-the-week figures. which jnd,.
Gated heavy iakings by spnners. The
market was under profit-tsking pressure
soon after the opening. declining irregu-
Iarly and becoming less active -and excited
MAY closed at l49s net gain OF IS points
while July, which had in the course of the
morning tou'he6 Il cents. closed with a
net gain OF Is points. ct 1899, and December
advanced y points.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
sooK FOLLOWED HUSBAND.
an0eK ci NJ. Mclaughlin Death
AAiIeo His Widow.

A-rg- Eal4i~E Ii 8aeF ,,.
,he fprnei i'7p-as i,oaee cornuiseioner Of
'.o2A,. i, e., ,I.- ys.e @s Ia. =. tie home Of
sr siste.. 'l's a. N[ae 1es,h ins@,ls . west
IN s;.es5 iie. ,'. ceslh 1,a 1es'i,'sa from The
Springs iasI SUNDAY @oo
-Irs. MeLe ughjin was win het hvss.
y aeu ~ died and brought the BODY To ila -
sisrcr's home she at once became 81. ans
hcr death followed IN few days. II was
II frst planned 10 have double funeral
- ARA agc:uents could not ba made. and
'4l dsrnsr Depety Con.lissioner was
0lriea Eesierday. services being Ac;d in Al
SAINTS H2nnaa Catholic Church. az Madi-
IN Avenue and I29th street. The funeral
4 Mrs. McLaughlia has not been arranged.
50" vas born IN Brooklyn. and was married
'ese1ty-ihree years ago. Her sister and =
d.ugsltsr. Grace, survive ber
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
HALLOWEEN PRANK FATAL
Boy with Flour Filled Stocking Run
Over by Coal Wagon

While celebrating halloween by chasing
his playn1ates and hitting them with 4
stocking fled with -four. Solomon Guns
burg. an orphan siH years old was run over
by 4 coal wagon at 156th street and German
Place last night and died an hour later in
Lebanon Hospital The boy lived with his
aunt, Mrs. 1iuie Russian. at No. 5l7 East
18th street
Shortly after John HorriGan. fivc Years
old. Of No. 81 Southern boulevard. was
running in the street near his home with a
hour filled stocking when an express wagon
ran over him His left leg was fractured
The driver continued on after the accident.
DR. Hirschnlan Vas again called from Leba-
non Hospital and he took tho little ia1
there
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
COMPLAIN OF CAR SHORTAGE
Michigan and New Mexico Shippers
Say Their Apples Are Rotting.

fFrcu THO Tribune Bureaul
Washington. oct Sa-TWo complaints
nave reached the Interstate Commerce
Commission from shippers in different sec
tiors Of the country protesting asainst the
Cer shortage. Slippers from Michigan and
New Mexico. who are trsing 10 get cars
tor The movement Of the great an9le crops.
are unable 70 obtain means of transporta-
ION They say their crops are rotung and
mat cars must bA had a once or serious
loss Egill be sustained
Although the commission viii investieate
rbc complaints q once and endeavor -
giscoyer whether the railroad companies
Re al fault III Withholding cars from the
..ro;esting sections, the shor1age IS taken
IS Z z'su Of unusual prosperity and large
.rops n IS predicted a the commissions $
s.fslees that 1etors long the RAILROADS of the
eogauE ~i'l be taxed 10 their fullest capac-
.,y 10 transport tac crops Of the Middle
@1G Ta- West
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
NEW COINS NOT IN FAVOR.
National City Bank Circular Dissp-
proves of Them.

Current objections to the new designs OF
certain coins ARE thus described IN the NO
vernber circular of the National city Bank
Tho change in the designs of the S2o and
SO GOLD pieces in 1907. anu the - an"
81 80 in 1905 which by many has been con
sidered an improvement IN an arusuc
sense cannot be 70 regarded IN CONNER
ciaI sense. as on account Of the character
of the present designs they are not nj ior
active circulation, and the loss by abrasion
win be very rapid. The old designs We're
prerar,d with q View to their being used IN
active circulation for which they were ad :
m,rably adapted. The present designs Of
the gold coins having beer adopted no
change can he made without special au-
thCrity from Congress until period of
twenty-five years has elapsed. The recent
change in the design of the on" cent piece
~ not at all popular. On account OF the
very slight increase in the thickness of
this coin which is due solely Ia the high
relief OF the design, there has been much
compla nt from the manufacturers and
users Of slot machines and automatic cash
registers. as on account Of the thickness
these pieces cannot b. used in many OF the
machines The only coin the design OF
winch ca now be changed without special
authority from Congress Is the FIVE cent
nickel piece. No change can Re made in
the designs OF the half ur quarter dollar
the dime until 1917 the design OF these
pieces having been adopted in 1892
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
FIRE IN ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
Priests and Students in Peril During
Williamsburg Blaze.

Fire broke out yesterday morning N the
Basement Of St Johns College, al Lewis
,,r .a Willoughby avenues, Williamsburg, and
s,'S tliied thc lives OF slXtyfour priests
cam ,adents- 1hey had barely time TO es-
fered n' se the building and several suf-
Tic t,ae'y from mhsling smoke.
varchrnsn was discovered by the night
priests ana Shortly after O'Clock The
outside stncr' eenaents were crowded OH tile
1nra', rr,,,s ,s" OF The building r,bTn tIe tire.
@ nIel 49, aas Ey that time tho a., rocrc.rior ere =.
rom t WIS ,s mass Of names s and gsIa'5p ,be Spa
the frs. toor. the hooring into
= me 81 ,,,,.,o .oss W, vas run up. eu, -. a..
back ne 'ianaEe w&s placed =, driven
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
OUTTON IN THE TOMBS.

Stephen \ Dut,on. who was arrested on
Friday night. was arraigned in the Tombs
police cour, Yesterday on a short ahidavit
made by Detective Nelson. 10 the effect that
tho defendant was accused by Albert Voor-
house. of obtaining a large sum of money
by trick and device. The detective Volun-
teered the information that the sum of
$500 was involved. This information de
termined the magistrate 10 fx bail AZ S. ooc
aud The prisoner. being unable 10 furnish
this amount. was taken 70 the Tonces
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
e. E Q. CHANGES HFsr

lanes g. Scott. New England passerae,
7gent of the Baltimore * Ohio Railroa
= Boston, has been promoted 70 Tie
vacancy here caused - tae death Of As.
sists.,t ce1eral Passenger Agent Lylls..
Moc@Stlly. II scctt's uu- Is aeueral
Eastern passenger agent H 3 Tsroaf
s'y passenger agent here. has be-, pro.
-at-d - tie Boston vacancv-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
NORMAN E. MAck's NAME FORGED

Buffalo, Oct 2l-NoEman +. Mack chair
man or the Democratic National Com
mittee. declared upon his return from
Washington to-day that his name. forged
on letter of introduction. is being used 10
collect large sums OF money from pronli-
nent Democrats OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
ORIENTAL. RUGS


COL -ORINCs ADAPTED TIE DECORATIONS OF DRAWING
AND RECEPTION ROOMS LIBRARIES HALLS
AND DINING ROOMS
ALSO AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF MEDIUM AND SMALL
SIZED ORIENTAL RUGS SUITABLE FOR STUDIOS.
OFFICES HOTELS AND CLUBS
AMERICAN RUGS IN THE BEST MAKES; IMPORTED ART
c>,uAREs IN EXCLUSIVE QUALITIES AND DESIGNS EsPr-
ClNLY SUITABLE DINING ROOMS AND CHAM
BERs CITY AND SUBURBAN HOMES
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
KING fANu6L WELL Ae.

Lisbon Oct @-ktng Manus, ~.
cred from his intestinal tro,h,. Has recov-
leave hse Tor England on Novcn,,o enc wili
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

B. Altmar & On. HAVE EXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES FOR
THE DESIGNING AND MAKING TO ORDER OF
FINE LACE DRAPERlES AND LACE BED SETS
INTERIOR HANCINCs. PORTIEREs. ETC.
ESTIMATES OF COST WITH ACCOMPANYING DESIGNS AND
SAMPLES OF MATERIALS WILL BIZ SUBMITTED UPON
REQUEST FOR TIE EXECUTION or DECORATIVE WORK
ACCORDING TO SCHEME COLOR AND DESIGN
ARTICLES WILL BE MADE TO ORDER IN THEIR OWN WORK.
ROOMS OR IMPORTED DESIRED
ORDERS Will M-so BE RECEIVED FoR SPRING AND
LATER DELIVERY.
Filth RvsNas sih and ssb Streets nsw York
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
p. S. c. ORDERS DOUBLE TR- Us.

The Public Service Commission issued an
order yesterday 70 the Flushing Jamaica
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

q. Altn1ut1 & On. WILL PLACE ON SALE TOMORROW
OdONDAY). NOV. Is. SEVERAL THOUSAND YARDS OF
IACES AT AN EXCEPTIONAL PRICE ADVANTAGE.
AS FOLLOWS
LACE NETS FIGURED AND STRIPED
AT Zee, 45c. SIC. TO Sc PER YARD
HERETOFORE 75c. TO s1.75 PER YARD
TUCKED LACE NETS AT 55c, Is, slOO TO 100 PER YARD
HERETOFORE sl25 TO 45O
coloRED LAcEs INCLUDING INSERTIONS AND SOME vENIsE
AND METAL COMBINATIONS.
lSc, 35c, 60c. TO S275 PER YARD
HERETOFORE 35c TO $3.50 PER YARD
New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
BeSt & Go.
Young Mems Clothing

Operooats New Models in Fancy Cheviots, Cass eres.
Wor.eds and Friezes
Automobile and Rain Goats: Military Models, in
specially selected materials
oaCk Salts, Single and Doube-breasted Mo els, in
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New-York tribune., 1909-10-31
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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-01-15
BEST RESULTS NOT ACHIEVED
Or. Parkhurst Deprecates What Is
Known as American Hustle.

In a recent sermon Dr. Charles II
Parkhurst, at the Madison Square
Presbyterian church. deprecated the
swollen ambition and frantic endeavor
of the present-day American life.
American hustle is putting its
blight upon everything that really de.
serves to be called substantial Amer
lean progress" he said, We have re-
Gently been informed by ore who has
had exceptional opportunity to &C,
quaint himself with the facts that with
all the crowding and prodding that dis
tinguishes the American schoolroom
there is less to show for 1t than is
secured by the more steady and com.
posed discipline of German instruc.
tion.
"A German is never in hurry. but
he does as much as an American, and
does 1t better and more thoroughly
and with less wrench to himself and to
other people. And when 1t comes to a
question of military genius and prepa
ration, Germany would quite likely be
able to whip all the rest of Europe" -
N. Y. Times.