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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
TIGERS TO HAVE
A SMALL SQUAD
INGENUITY GONE
Five Pitchers and Two Catchers
Will Be Carried--Iron Man
in South Saturday.

Sc far as known, the deal for the pur-
chase of stock i'll the Newark club held
by Walter Burnham by the McGinnity
interests has not been completed, al
/ though ii was expected that nesotia-
tions would have been concluded at this
time. II. C. Smith, McGinnity's friend
| and adviser, mas been remaining in New
York until the additional stock should
have been acquired. and the Iron Man
himself has delayed making sfor the
South in the hope that the matter
would b. definitely settled before his
departure. There was supposed to be
no hitch in the arrangements, and all
hat remained was to go through with
the legal end of the deal, but SO far no
public announcement has been made,
due. perhaps, to the fact that Mr.. Burn
ham was suddenly called away because
of the illness of a Relative.
News VIII Be scarce Here.
Secretary Tommy Martin, Of the local
club, believes that news will be scarce
around club headquarters until the team
returns from the South, OF course, Mr..
any information calculated to appease the
appetites of the hungry fans, There Is
much important preliminary york whIc h
several weeks Mr.. Martin will be com
PEELED to be at his Office almost every
on Saturday, and will be royalty welcomed
at the railroad station if the players and
residents of the quaint old Georgia town
can find out what time he will arrive.
There will be no sunshine In McAlester,
Oklahoma, on March 90 when the Now
York Giants first team will play in the
town. In former years McGtrnity did the
twirline for the McGravites when Nc
Alester was visited, and the town was
closed I'D for the day. Sturdy Western
tillers of the soil came for miles around
to honor Joe McGinnity. and the day was
made a general holiday. Next season, II
all goes well. it is d good bet that the
Tigers will do their training in Texas, and
then McAlester will probably figure In the
list of exhibition games arranged by the
local club.
VIII Be Small Squad.
One thing seems certain, and that is that
the Tigers will not have any large sur
plus of material this year after the season
gets under way. 1t is known that the
overs that be do not favor carrying
enough men to make two teams, not so
much because of the. extra expense in
Cured, although this must be figured.
Valuable players are kept on the bench
and an inevitable feeling of discomfort
crops out. 1t is probable that five pitchers
and two catchers will be carried. With
the twirlers going along well and taking
their regular turn, there is no good reason
why the team should not be In the race
from the fall of the flag.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

Arn1our's White Label Brand Eng
lish Cure Bacon, a special dry cure;
sold elsewhere at from 25c to soc
the pound; our price for this sale,
h., i6c.
Salt Maekerel. family size, perfectly
cured; 5-lb. kits, regularly 7oc, this
sale, SAC; to-lb. kits, regularly $t.4S;
this sale, o7c.
"R:d Star" Brand Messed Mack
erel; fo-lb. kits; extra selected, fine,
large, bright fish; they are messed; no
heads and no tails; our regular price,
1897; sale, $1.4S.
HOME MADE PRESERVES - Fresh
Red RaspberrieS and Strawberries in
quart glass jars, put up to sell at 75c a
jar; special at SSc.
PETlTS POIS, packed expressly for
us by one OF the largest packers in
Freehold, N. j.; equal quality sold
elsewhere at zoe a can; our price for
this sale, lOc; dozen, $i.18.
CALIFORNIA ASPARAGUS, Gold
Medal Brand, large, white stalks; No.
81 square can, elsewhere 4oc. our
price, this sale, 29c; dozen, 1897.
OUR FAMOUS "RED STAR"
. BRAND OF LAUNDRY SOAP-the
equal OF any OF the high-priced Laun-
dry Soaps on the market-6o-lb. boxes,
full weight lib. cakes; regular Price
1914; this sale, 500; 3o-lb. boxes,
full weight lib. cakes, regular price
81. SO, special at SI.44.
Silly WHITE" BRAND STARCH
Compare 1t with the highest priced;
o-lb. wooden box, 46c; Glib. carton,
Ioc; 4o-lb. wooden box, Sl.o2.
SWIFT'S NAPHTHA OR SWIFT'S
PRIDE SOAP, case containing 100
cakes; sold everywhere else at s.. so a
box; our price for this sale S3.36, or
ten cakes for SAC.
RED STAR" BRAND BORAX-
Absolutely pure; lib. cartons for this
special sale, Sc each; dozen, SOC.
SWIFT'S WOOL SOAP, large size
cakes, sold elsewhere at SC and toc a
cake; our price for this sale, &c.
GRANDMA'S BORAX POWDERED
SOAP, large size carton, sold else
where at from isc to i8c, our price,
loo.
AMMO-Dry Ammonia; one can
equals three large bottles of the liquid
variety advertised elsewhere at ioc
each; our price, &c; dozen, '79c.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
NORRIS WOOD TO COMPETE
IN SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP.

CLEVELAND, o., March 1.-The
professional ice skating championship
races began here today with the great
'est field of skaters the world has ever
seen in action. The five greatest pro-
fessional skaters in the world have
entered the events and a purse of 81, 900
will go the the winner.
The men entered are Norval Baptie.
present champion of the world; John
Nilsson, e-x-champion of the world: Nor
ris Wood, ex-amateur champion of the
Norway and Sweden; G.. Bellefrielle
champion of Canada, and Charles Ran
kin. The. races will be the 220-yard.
quarter-mile, half-mlle, one-mile, two
mile and three-mile. F
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EASTERN LEAGUE O

is strong he simply sends the ball along
in the groove. and allows the wind 70
Manager Casey is still hotfoot aiIer
Pitcher Siever. of Detroit: Casey claims
that he has the call and will land his man
If the big league magnates VIII "aiFe
claim.
Newark will open the Eastern League
reason in Montreal on May G., according
to a Montreal newspaper
carry it away from the batter. Wright
ing in san Francisco. =
Pitcher Applegate has been sold by
Toronto to Providence: Billy !Phyle ana
Myron Grimshaw are baking because or
the salary offered.
Jimmy Callahan is to follow the example
of Mike ponlin and Joe Tinker. He will
become an actor.
Arthur Brown. former Newark first base
man. will be with the Trenton Club this
yenr. AT one time many thought that
Drown would now be a fixture on some
major league team.
The Newark players are batting like
fiends down South and running bases ike
young cyclones.
Randolph, the Plainfield lad, is said TO
be a likely looking youngster and LOOKS
very good to the war correspondent OF the
Evening STAR, who is now in the South.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

Sweet Peas, Pioneer brand; also
Refugee Beans; can, &c; dozen, Sl.O4.
Lima Beans, Arena Brand, No, 2
can: elsewhere isc; our price, l0c;
dozen, S1.i4.
California Peeled. Apricots, In tall
cans, packed to sell at i5c; our price,
I0c; dozen, S1.16.
California White Cherries or Sliced
Lemon Cling Peaches, JessamIne
Brand. extra heavy syrup, No. ~
cans, this sale, DC; dozen, SAT-.
Sifted June Peas, Lord De la War;
Brand, No . can, Sc; dozen, o4e.
Cut String Beans, JessamiAe Brand,
No. 2 can, l0c; dozen. SI.l4.
Extra Fine Maryland Tomatoes;
regular size so-called quart can, l0c;
dozen, $I.l4.
Extra Fancy Maine Corn, Lily White
Brand; equal quality sold elsewhere at
i5c; our price, lOc; dozen, S1.lf.
California Cages or Egg Plums,
Jessamine Brand. extra heavy syrup,
I9c each; dozen, S2.IZ.
Columbia River Salmon, Lily White
brand: finest quality packed; lib.
cans, 12c; dozen, SI.33; pound
cans, 22c; dozen, $2.47.
Barataria Dry Shrimp, No. i can,
lie; dozen, Sl.26; No. 2 can, 21c;
dozer. S2.+I.
Yarmouth Bloaters, large cans, l6c;
dozen, SI.S1.
Golden Wax Beans, Lily White
brand, extra fancy, No. ,, can, i2c;
dozen, Sl.33.
Herring, in tomato sauce, Aberdeen
Preserving Co, can, l5e; dozen,
Si.6o.
Smoked Sardines, in olive oil, large
size can, l0c; dozen, SLY.
Succotash, Lily White brand, No. ,,
can, lie; dozen, $1.26.
California Lemon Cling Peaches,
Teal brand, extra fine, No. 2X, can,
22c; dozen, $3.50.
Singapore Pineapple Chunks, large
size can, regular price tsc, this sale,
I2c; dozen, S1.33.
Our Famous cred Star" brand Bone
less Bacon, only the highest grade and
choicest selection; the brand on each
piece is our guarantee; weights 3 to 6
lbs; regularly sold al i9c b.; for this
sale, h., lac.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
Handkerchief Specials

Womsn's initiated Cotton Hand
kerchie's, I-inch hem, embroid-
cred fancy block letter, our regular
price 4hc each; specialize for 10c
Mems initiated Hemstitehed Cotton
hindkcrchiefS, full size; sold else
where six for 500; our price, six
or........,.. ....-.....ZOC
Women's aud Childrsn's White and
Colorsd Fancy Handkerchiefs, s-ineh
hens. special at ..,.... .......5C
White Shamrock Linen Hsmstitched
tiardkerchiefs, plain and c~ross-bar,
luil size; special at ..............6c
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
Phil McGoycrn swoons Two.

.phll McGovern. brother OF the once TER
rible Terry knocked ont two men in one
ring at the Wayne A. G.. in Philadelphia,
last night, and it required less than two
stopped young Hopes, of Philadelphia.
with a right smash on tAe stomach after
two minutes of the first round: and, then
put away Jimmy Dempsey. of Philadei-
phia, with a right on the, point OF the jaw
after . minutes and So seconds of the first
round with him.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
Jack porman piucky hoy.

The bout between Jack Dorman and
Johnny pwyer at the Sharkey Athletic
s shhopt al at n tSe end nVr Of t tne s d,gh' r %us J by
the discovery that Dorman had broken his
right arm. The plucky fighter insisted
going. the limit OF ten rounds, but
was prevented from doing SO by his sec
on the advice OF a physician called
to examine the injury. AS II was the
fifth and sixth rounds were fought b.
with his right arm hanging Imply
by his side, useless. The crowd gave the
plucky tighter a tremendous ovation as
he was pulled struggling from the ring.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
HOOKS and JABS OF THE BOXERS

Savage at the Long Acre Club in New
York. on Tuesday. Cyclone Kelly, who
has the Gladstone champion under his pro-
tecting wing. says that Leary is a much
better man than ne was when he met Saw
age before, and that he should surprise
some of the. fight critics, Leary will prob
meets the Orange boy. Savage is also in
good condition, and it should be some fight
He has been working steadily under the
who is also rounding to top form for his
coming fight with Jack Fitzgerald, of Phil
adelphia.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
IROQUOIS AND PUDERS TO
ROLL WEDNESDAY.

A hve-man match will be bowled at
Matt Puder's alleys on Wednesday
night by the Iroquois Five and the
Puder Bowling Club. The former team
is composed of Cobb. C%oughlin. Riley,
Freeman and Fisher. The Puder Bowl
ing Club will line up as follows: Roe
beck. Ulrich, Roach, Bartlett. Geider.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
Grocery Specials ''r Fl

You'll notice the remodeled Order Room in the
Grocery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES you'll admire it. Its APP
pointments ar. practical Everything is for the buyer's COM
fort and convenience. The displays in the bijou glass-front
cases are not meant to tempt you-but to help you.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
savage and sohrman Matched.

Herman Rohrman, of Bloomfield. and Jim
Savage. OF Orange, have been matched TO
New York club offering the best induce
ments. the bout to be held Within four
weeks. The match was arranged in Bloom
Rohrinan's manager. and Joseph A. Bailey.
his baker. represented Ronrman. Archie
Daley, Of Bloomfield, is the stakeholder.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
White VIII He beaten.

Cyclone Kelly has been watching
Jabez White in mis- training stunts, and is
OF the opinion that the English lad is 60
ing to receive a beating from Joe Cans
when they meet tomorrow night, providing
the Old Master is in anything like his old
time form.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
Mango VS.. stagg at Long Acre.

Manager Newman, OF the Long Acre
Athletic Club, has arranged a good card
for the members next stag on Saturday
night. In the main event ranki Mango
will AXE on Tommy Stagg, the clever lit
Ito Philadelphia, for eight rounds. These
boys are well matched, clever and have q
kick in either hand, so that the bout
ought to prove exciting.
Knockout King, of New York, who
has made a reputation of late injecting
try the same thing on Tom Hackett, of
Hoboken. Bull Williams and Terry
Young will also so six rounds. A fight
that is of great interest to the fight fans
will be the one between George Epp and
Tom West, both of New York. These
boys have an old score to settle and their
clans will be on hand to cheer them on.
In addition there will be a wrestling match
and a battle royal. There will also be -four
four-round preliminary bouts.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

NEW HAVEN. Conn, march ll--At the
first dinner of the Yale Alumni Associa-
ton of New Haven. held here last night,
Samuel ]. Elder, president of the associa-
tion, responding to the toast. The
Alumni called to the minds of those
present the need of a new boat-house for
the crew. and suggested that the idea of
a football stadium be vlven up until the
needs OF the Yale navy had been supplied.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

Christy MaUhewson. The Giants'' star
pitcher. has reported to Manager McGraw
at Marlin.
big Six looks to be in splendid form
and showed that he is by shooting the ball
over the plate with great speed In the prac-
tise game here.
Matty cana to Marlin direct from Harvard
College, where he has been coaching the
crimson team.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

Eddie Lennox, last year with Rochester,
is having the time of his life trying to beat
cut young McElveen for the third base
position on the Dodgers. who are training
at Jacksonville. AT this stage of the game
the odds seem to favor McElveen.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
M'duIGAN OPENS
UP AGAIN MONDAY.

Paddy, Michigan. boxing iupresa-
me, viii Tenew his foxing entertain
az his Harrison clubhouse on Mendsv
nlght. Several clever exhibitions with
sne foxing mitts have been RANCE
Inc conei1ding number will bio a, 'bat-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

Clyde Engle continues to get TO the
leather with delightful regularity during
training practise In the camp of the High
landers at Macon. Yesterday the former
Newarker aarnered three safeties. and all
Of them were labeled Ito the trees" Engle
also showed himself capable of waiting
them out at the plate. In fact StAllings
in very enthusiastic over the showing Of
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

Finding the training gfounds at West
Baden, Ind. flooded, and with little chance
to practise for at least two weeks. the
Pittsburs baseball team Of the National
quarters. Orders We're sent from Pitts
burg Yesterday to tie team TO depart from
West Baden for Hot Springs, Ark, to-
morrow.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

NEW YORK. March 11.-Joe Cans. the
negro lightweight, will meet Jabez. White;
the little English fighter. at the National
Athletic CLUB here tomorrow. Cans ar
rived here last evening from Baltimore
and will put the finishing touches on his
training today preparatory 10 the ten-
round bout.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
Table Cloth Special

ALI Linen Satin Damask Table
Cloth, graceful, we'll brought out
designs, henmed ready for use,
size 7oxoo inches, special at Sl.76
sl.eS a dozen for Scotch fax Dam
ask Napkins, bieached snow
white, handsome patterns, good weight,
size 22x22 inches,
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Dress Linens

Pure Round Thread Irish Linen,
for waists and dresses, 80 inches
wide, 24c
French Linen, suitable for waists,
dresses and art work; Il own i'm
portation; AZ inches wide; spe-
cial at ...... 4SC
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..nemmitt : Mondcf., StaIlinxs.

AT Macon yesterday Manager Stallings is
reported as saying that Demmitt, last year
with the Tigers, will be the sensation of
the American League.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

Packey Mcfarland and Leach Cross
have signed for a ten-round bout at the
Paramount Club March %. The weight will
be 1855 pounds.
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Fancy Linens Reduced
(Third Floor)

Sediments of the stock -unSold
balances that persisted in lingering
will hurry out now under the spur
of the price prod. We can't be
worried and burdened with small
remainders. Their room is more
welcome than their company.
Irish Linen Hand Embroidered Dol
lies, reduced from SOC to 1oc.
Teaeriffe Hand-Drawn Tray Cloths,
size iSx27 inches, reduced from 81 90
to S1.74.
Teneriffe Hand-Drawn CentrepieceS,
3ox5o inches, reduced from $500 to
S1.oS.
Teneriffe Tea Cloths, size 36x36
inches, reduced from S6.i4 to $40.
Teneriffe Searfs, size 1872 inches,
reduced from f6.4S to SIS. 90,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

George Mcconnell, former Buffalo twirler,
wanted to lynch the boy who attempted
to purloin his watch and money in q
Macon hotel. Mcconnell is a resident OF
Anderson, S. C.. p
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

Gladstone, Billy Leary is working out
at Woodlawn Inn with .Attell, Joe Sieger
and Jabex White for his tight with Danny
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

ROlfe VS.. Donovan at Brown.
Billy Rolfe. of Boston, for several years
the national amateur 1i5-pound champion,
and the fast and clever English light mid
dle-weight, Jim Donovan, will fight at the
Brown A.. C. next Tuesday night.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
H|PFEL SIGNS
TO PITCH BALL
FOR P0TTSv|LLE
Former Vailsburg Twirler Is
Thought Well OF in Penn
sylvania Town.
special 70 the Evening Star.

louisville. Pa, March ft.-Man.
aser T. E. Gordon, of the local At
.lantic League team yesterday signed
Harry Hipfel, of Jersey City, a south
paw. Hipfel is considered the most
valuable man that Golden has signed
thus far.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
TIPS FROM EVERYWHERE.
Arthur f.. c~orcornn, Manager Prep.

The New York Giants won their game
terday by a score of II to 10. The score by
INNINGS aud summary follows:
New York......... 8 0 4 3 l 0 0 I'll
Waco .............. 0 0 2 2 l 0 3 0 2-1O
y Two-base hits-DeVore, James. Three
base hits-Merkle, Hoffman. Home run
Kuepper. Sacrifice hit-Heller. Stolen
bases-De Wore, Kuepper. B. Meyers,
Merkle 9, Heller. Left on bases-New York
8, Waco 5. First base on errors-New York
!, Waco 3. Struck out-By Rodenbaugh l.,
by Herbert 4, by Kuepper 5, by Marquard
2, by Jones ?. Bases on balls-Of Roden-
baugh /, off Kuepper 8. Hit by pitcher
By Jones /. Wild pitches-kuepper l, Her
bert 2, Vanguard /, Jones l. Passed bali
Powell. Hits-Off Rodenbaugh 3, in three
innings; off Herbert 5, in three innings; off
Jones 2, in three innings; off kuepper ., in
five innings: off Holmes I, in three innings
(none out in ninth; off Marquard !, in one
. hours and 10 minutes. Attendance--0O.
1t Marlin the lineup and the score was
as follows:
Regulars-Herzog, left field; Doyle, second
base: Murray, right field; Tenney, first
base; Seymour, centre field; Fletcher, third
base; Bridwell, shortstop; g. Meyers
catcher; Ames, pitcher: Grandall, pitcher.
shortstop and pitcher; Schlei, catcher, Ray
mond, first base; Snodgrass, right field
Wilson, third base; Waller, centre field
Schaeffer, left field; Mathewsou, pitcher
and shortstop. :.
Regulars ........."......- ~ -.
Colts ..,......A....,....... . i4VV "
--
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Wash Ribbon Specials

Checked Wash Ribbon, popular
shades, excellent quality:
No. 1, piece OF 10 yards, i5c.
No. TX, piece of 10 yards, nc.
Mo. 2, pisce of 10 yards, 2oc.
No S, piece Of 10 yards, SOC.
No. s., piece of 10 yards, SOC;
ward, &c.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
Imported Black lrOodcloth

--Broadcloth came, v to 90. Its
position in the textile world Is as
secure as the friction match in the
realm of domestic utilities. B~roadcloth
staps popular--is fortified by its W
grace and goodness.
What do you think of a Broadcloth
with a rich satin lustre aud chiffon
finish, sponged, shrunk and spotproof,
50 inches wide, at So. 90 a yard A
grand stuff for the money, $500 a
grander stuff at $1.44, which is our
price for it.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

Billy Delaney, with AL Kaufman in tow,
is in Manhattan, waiting on Jeffries for a
match.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

The Philadelphia Americans are now at
their training quarters In New Orleans.
Several former Eastern League players are
in the party.
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BOYS 40c RlouSes at 24c

Made of flannelette, madras and
Bingham in sold and striped de-
signs in popular tolorings; Russian
and neglig:e styles.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11
Womcn's Giace Gloves al SEC.

imported Glaze Gloves, 2 clasp,
all the wanted shades; embroid-
cred backs.
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Boys 81 Cheviot Suits, 81 80

Double breasted Coat, with
fancy pocket and cuffs, long
model. two pair OF knickerbocker
or one pair regulation trousers and
one pair knickerbockers; sizes 7 to
IL years.
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Umbrellas

Chiidren's Umbrellas, - and "a
incl, sizes, mad: of good American
taffsta, with natural wood handles,
z.4c.
Mems or Women's All Silk Um-
hre,las, 30 and IS inch sizes, s rib
Paragon frames. with natural wood
handles; regularly $2.75; special at
sI.eo.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

Jimmy Casey will not depend entirely
upon Needham to Oct as utility man TIM
season. lie has signed a couple of New
York Youngsters upon the recommends
ton of Catcher Tom Clarke.
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The Underpricc
Basement

Has been sr7atly enlarged.
More room for merchandise;
moro room for buyers. Big
ger valves than ever; quicker
takers than ever.
Women's Underwear:
Cambria Night Gowns. low neck,
finished with lawn bard with ribbon
drawn through, 4oc.
Cambria Drawers, with either hem
stitched lawn ruffle or embroidery
ruffl., SOC.
Nainsook, narrow lawn rutlle, FIN
ishcd with hcnstitehed embroidery
ruffls, 800.
Cambria Drawers, with deep uIn.
trel'a rufle Of embroidery, 400.
Nainsook Corset Covers, trimmed
front and back with lace insertion and
ribbon beading; some finished with
embroidery edging with ribbon run
through, 4oc.
Combination Corset Cover and
Drawers, OF cambria, in two styles
finished with henstitehed ruffle, bead
ing or ribbon or with lace insertion
and edging, ACC.
Short Cambria Underskirt, with deep
tucked cambria ruffle. 24c.
Short Cambria Underskirt, cambria
sufle, finished with embroidery edg-
ing. soc.
kinono Dressing Sacques, Of tig-
ured lawn, scalioped edge, 12c.