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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
HtTTLE WIN HORSE THIEVES
"ae wan ID, hG and Another seFOsusly
WOUnded Near Plttusurw.

PrrrsBUH0 May %. Health Oiioe,
John McDermott of Grafton. Pa, lIe.
dying a. bis home tonight from thres
bullet wounds inflicted by hOr.e thieves
Steve higaWl 10 under arrest on suspicion
OF being one ~ the thieves.
Three hundred persons late to-nleht
are oamped round the mouth 81 a coal
mine into which Charles Elliott. an sx-
convict. has been driven. Elliott 10 armed.
After being forced 10 abandon his stolen
'rses he tried 10 escape on q locomotive
which lay on a switch. A he was climb
ing into the cab he was shot by a pursusr
and dropped.
About $40 O'Clock McDermott rot a
telephone message that two men were
riding toward Grafton on horses stolen
from 4. b. Hay. McDermott ran into
the road and tried to stop the thieves,
hut was shot down. The horses. scared
by the shots. reared and threw their
riders Migawl was captured after dark
a mile from the scene Of the shooting.
Elliott was probably shot three times
before getting 10 the coal mine. About
800 shots were fired
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
me weather

Ma = 4 storm That originated In zoe souih
vest Vas central yesterdAy morning over northern
Indiana win rain following u south Of ne A.
sansas Valley and attending u In nearly ali states
raa ~ me Mississippi River eSrept IN northern
Ner England Florida and on me sSuth Atanus
ocasi High winds prevailed In ne southern
lake regions
Pair weather covered an the Northwest ana TIE
porky Mountain states
% was warmer In me iOwer lake regions NeW
Y0rk and New England. me ~ Lawrenrs
Valley and IN Nebraska and south Dakota In
the southern states ne Mississippi valisy and me
Northwest n vas cooler Light frost vas n
ported from Kanaas
IN thIs ciB ne day vas cloudy. showsry and
foFgy utte temperature chanGe average hu
midir ~ per cent. Wind. ngh' n fresh essi 70
Youtheasf barometer correrted 10 read 10 yea
iet 81 ASA NJ DmsP n Dm
The temperature YESTERDAY, a. recorded BY the
onhriai thermometer. l. Shown In ne anneGed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
KING TO Els OVERSEE PEOPLES.
George Wedges BImself 70 PsllsW Hls
Father IN Working for Peace.

George pledges HImself 70 PsllsW 80
Father IN working Eor Peace.
SBecisi Cahis D,spoica n THE Sun.
LONDON. May p King George to-day
issued the following proclamation:
TO Nv People BeyoRd As Seas:
-lnnumerable messages from my people
beyond the seas have touched my heart
and assured me that have IN fun measure
their sympathy in the great trial which
has befallen me and them; that my sorroW
is their sorrow and that Ne share q CON-
mon lOss. The happiness of ell his people
throughout biz dominiOns was dear 20 the
heart Of my beloved father. For them he
lived and worked. and a. in their service
he died cannot doubt that they will
hold his name in grateful remembrance
I am nov called 20 follow IN his foot
steps and carry on the work which pros
pered in his hands A. a sailor | have
been brought IN contact with the oversee
dominiOns u the Crown and have per-
sonally realized the aHectiOnats loyalty
which holds together many lands Of d.
verse peoples IN one glorious fellowship.
Nine years ago travelled through the
empire. accompanied by my dear wife
Had the late King lived We should to-
gether ~ his expressed wish have visited
South Africa this coming autumn to open
the first Parliament Of the south African
Union. the last and greatest evidence OF
that peace and harmony which my father
ever loved 70 promote Il Will he my
earnest endeavor 10 uphold in all their
iulneas the safeguards Of a constitutional
government and the liberties which are
now enjoyed throug bout my dominiOna.
and under the good guidance Of the Ruler
n all men will maintain upon the founda-
ion Of freedom justice and peace the
great heritage Of a united British Empire
-0EOR0E r al
OTTAWA. May % The prisoners in
1Anadan jails were happy to-day In
hat unknown way by which news travels |
through prisons IL became known that
he snort term prisoners in the United |
Kingdom had been freed through the 4
'lemency Of King George Il rs thought |
hat Clsmency may be- extended in Canada
90 No word has yet been received here
hat such IL the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
EDGED MEDICAL FACULTY.
Brutal DemORstFatiOa BY Paris students
Baked by tbe Professors.

SPECIAL Cabis Dsspafch 70 THH SUS.
PARIs. May Is The medical students
hers are determined Il possible 10 chang,
the existing form Of examination for ad.
mittancs to the local hospitals. This was
made known this afternoon when the
student body mustered in full force and
confronted the assembled faculty. which
comprises some ~ the most distinguished
men Of the medical profession IN all
France.
There was a violent outbreak when
Prof. lAndouzy spoke and said that the
authorities were determined TO observe
the traditions. This was answered with
hail Of eggs and tomatoes. The pro-
fessOFs were despatched with various
colOrs and their s0mbrs frock coats re-
minded one Of carnival costumes.
In spite Of tho seriousness Of the occa-
sion the professors were apparently
amused. They maintained a calm and dig
nihed attitude.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
FEAST And SCOLD ROOSEVELT
lNUCH BUNTING TALK At LORD
LANSDOWNES LUNCHEON.

IlumanltarlAh soelsty seaas the CoIonpI
Letter aoundly Rating Him for
killing Game and Turning nask the
Hand q Tlme-Throat ngIll Bad.
Special Cabis Dsspaica 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. May 7S.-LOrd IOnsdals gave
a luncheon 10 Col Roosevelt and a num-
her Of famous huntsEs to-day. Among
the guests were Sir Harry johnson.
Frodsrick SslOus. Sir Henry Sson-KaFT,
William A. Baltic. 0rOhman. the Rarl
Of Warwick. Lord CursOn. Lord Des-
borough. SIR 2. IOdsr and Sir Frederick
linGard and q large selection Of African
hunters.
The Colonel took with him Seth Bullock
and r J C,InninGhame There was
much hunting talk during the uncheon.
which lasted until = O'Clock
On tho way TO the luncheon Col ROose-
welt ehanosd 70 meet CunninghAms and
Mr. TarlstOn in the stTect and he insisted
that they snter tho carriage With him
and Seth Bullock In this way thsy all
drove 10 Lord I.onsdals's home. where
they wers welcomed.
Tonight the Colonel dlned quietly
at the home Of Lieut. Col. Arthur H.
Lee. formerly Military AttaohS Of tho
British Embassy at Washington. whers
the Roosevelt family will spend the re-
mainder Of their visit
The COlOnel's throat still needs attention
and rest Otherwise he seems thoroughly
a..
committee Of the Humanitarian
League has addressed an open letter 10
Col. Roosevelt in regard 10 his African
hunting expedition. protesting against the
slaughter Of animals. Il says:
We deeply regret that by the rsosnt
expedition. during which a large number
Of mammals and birds were destroyed for |
what we're termed purposes Of science. |
but which ne must think were primarily !
purposss % mere amusement, you have !
gwen worldwide encoRagsment 70 that |
lust Of slaughter which n mis- |
named sport, and that a. the sE-Presi-
TENT Of the greatest republic In the world
rou have exhibited yourself A. having
10 more humane or more rational form Of
recreation than the butchery Of big game
The letter concludes a. follows: AT a
lime when IL II immensely more important
o the cause Of science and morals for
mankind 10 become acquainted with the
minds Of animals than with their hides
md bones you have done your utmost 20
etard thought by the glorihcasion on a
ArMe scale Of the medieval. unintslligent
Methods Of the hunter and collector
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
ATTHeR mas ~ ADvENTURE
FOstWaR snap.e InenertIVr Psi Al a. Irrne
,Dsgood's Husband.

SPECIAL Cabls DsfBncA 70 THE SUS
NORTHAMPTON. May q 4 discharged
footman Yesterday attempted TO murder
Robert Marlborough Sherard. the English
au'horNho v the husband Of Irene OsgoOd
the author II To Nun Confessed and
other hooks
Nlr. Sherard had granted an interview 10
footman. Who al frat struck him in
thr mouth with a stick. cutting. his hp
The foOtman then drew a revolver and
pla I'D Il against Mr. Sherard's stomach.
but when he pulled the trigger the car
fridge failed 70 explode
The man was overpOwered and turned
over 10 the police He vas arTaigned IN a
Magistrates court to-day and remanded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
UNITED
CIGAR,
STORES
DANISH RADICALS DEFEATED.
Majority IN New FSIkethlng opposed %
Premier ZAhle's Programme.

SPECIAL Cths Dsspcica 10 THE SuN
COPENHAGEN, May 3s.-It il announced
that the Cabinet will resign a. soon a.
King Frsderick VIII. returns from Ian
don. where he went 10 attend the funeral
Of King Edward VII. The Radicals. who
control the Cabinet. were defeated in the
elections on Nav ~ and therefore feel
impelled 10 resign.
There have been three Ministries in
Denmark since the last election a year
ago. The latest contest turned on the
reorganization of the National Diet and
on the defence question. The RADICAL.
who wanted the defence bill Of 1870
abolished or amended and the legiala.
ture popularized. were defeated. Premier
ZAhle and two Of the Ministers were
elected. but two other Ministers we're
defeated
The result was United Left and Centre
favoring the defence bill 50: Right. ~.
Radicals. ~. Socialists. ~. The Right
will act with the Left -Centre block TO
defeat Radical legislation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
BOSrON HNI HITPN SCtPE
Proposed 10 limit the Extent Of Their
Prstrusion bl Law.

BosTOS Nav y Girls. trolley cun-
ductors and elevator boys 10 say nothing
n the general male public have oom-
planned 70 CouncilmPn Hale that hatpins
were ~ annoying tina the following order
was introduced a. to-tays session ~ the
City Council by Councilman Hale
r. 70 ordained by the Common Council
81 the city 81 Boston
section 1. That no person while on the
public streets or ways ~ the city nor
while riding m any street or elevated
railroad car. going from place TO place
nor upon any elevator IN any building in
the city n which the public IL admitted
shall ~ wear any hatpin that the exposed
point thereof shall protrlde more than
one-haf inch beyond the crown ~ tho hat
IN. upon OF through which said pan 10
worn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
FiWOUS HRrNBILDE INK.
Gutter ThAt NOa kings Cup IN ISaa
caught In a squat crew saved.

,psoli CfAs DssBIics % TVS SLY
LONDON. May % The cutter Bryuhilds
while taking part to-day ia the regatta
Of the Royal Harwich Yacht Club was
caught Ia a hard squall Oh FeiHstOw and
oapsized and was sunk
Her crew Was rescued by the British
torpedo boat destroyer Hayock
Tho Brynhilds was cutter Of the "a
meter class designed by George Nichol-
son She was racing against Sir Thomas
LiptOns Shamrock and Mylss B. Ken
nedy's White Heather Of tho same class
She was built m 1917 and recently had
been padded out IN order % enable her
b spread more canvas
In her first year shs did not do very
well bat later won several good racss
from the ShamrOck. and among her prizes
was a Kings cup. won In the regatta %
the Royal Yacht Squadron in 1919 Sir
James Pender. her owner. has long been
an enthusiastic yachisman aud has owned
several first class racing yachts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
PiRIS OWNIBrs reform.
BreakaWay AZ last From the statusrs
Of 1897 Faster Travel Perhans.

Npfcim tl5f DffpG'ct % I'VE SIN.
PARIs. May p There Is hops that
Americans visiting Pans this year win
find an Improvement IN the antediluvian
omnibus service.
The Official Journal publishes decrss
authorizing a change in the statutes iasnad
IN isd7 Tor the guidance Of the Paris
Omnibus Company. which has litsFally
followed the law ~ laid down during
all these years.
The present statutes ars mora along
American lines and permit of more rapid
and comforia bic service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
PoIIcs Llsu,snan, HsBnon Indicted.

Lieut.. stephen Harmon. who was at
tached 10 the West BriEhton. Richmond
borough. precinct and who IL under sus-
pension pending the outcome Of charges Of
exfortion. was indicted by the Richmond
county Grand Jury yesterday. He
pleaded not guilty and his trial vas set
down for the fiTst week IN October
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
INTEVICCINE CRANKS non rP.
Queen NleSaRdTA Flatb Negatives Their
story ~ the klags Death.

.spsodi Csbis Dsspaieh 10 TEE SuS
f.ONDoS. May "a local society
which has been fighting vaccination has
issued lsaHet which has been distributed
about the streets declaring that King
Edward death was due 20 a vaccine treat
ment which he underwent prior 10 hs trip
20 Biarritz and which was designed TO
avert influenza and pneumonia.
This having been brought 10 the atten-
ton Of Queen Alexandra. she has issued a
statement in which she expresses herself
AZ deeply EFiAved AZ the false report and
asserts that the late Kings fatal Illness
vas not due IN any way 20 the treatment
She adds that. on the contrary. hs
was kept in excellent health for affeen
months by the doctors WhOt attended
him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
FILM SHOW MtDE HIM THIEF.
lO-IeaF-Old ROy watched a Pictured
DurEiaFl. Then Tried u Himself.

a-tN@E-0M ho8 Watf0ed a Pictured
nurEiaF,. Then Tried u Himself.
Robert Howell, 10 years old. whose
home IL at Ssl2 Ohnsville avenue. The
Bronx. was arrested last night charged
with Juvenile delinquency. Headmitted
having entered the home Of Mrs John
Lever on academy ztreet near Broadway
on the afternoon ~ May ~ and taking
$50 worth Of iewelry.
Mrs. Lever had gone out leaving the
house unR,arded When she got hack
she found that the jewelry had been
stolen. Detectives McCarten and Teevan
found that a window had been forced
They finally fixed the robbery on Howell.
In his pocket they found gold neck chain,
which Mrs Lever Identified
The hoy explained that he had seen pic.
lures OF burglaries IN moving picture shows
and had decided 70 try the atunt himself
He sald that nobUdy had taught him -nd
that he was all alone in the enterprise
He was sent 10 the Children's societ, 10
IT. arraigned in the Childrens Court this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
End o. CHING SHG SCARF.
state and Navy Departments Assured
There u Ne I.IksIihood u Violence.

thSEN " -" NssnTtNsomu " NN9trufes
WASHINGTON. May p William J. Cal
houn. American Minister 10 China. adj
vised the State Department to-day that
Chang Sha, where anti-forsiGn disorders
occurred recently. 10 quiet az present.
The Navy Department has bern in
formed by Rear Admiral John Hubbard
commander in chief Of the Asiatic squad
ron now al shanghai. that there have
been threats In tho Chang Sha district
but no viOlenoe. There arr no we'll de-
fined grounds. he added. 20 cause fear
Of an immediate outbreak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24

''Prsissisrs'' e ths IsIAnd TrH Her 20
Buh1sii ~ NJ Given 10 90 Turkey.

'spsdai Csbis Dsspsioa 70 TuE SUE
LONDON. May She Daily Mad says
that Great Britain and France have pre-
pared anOts. 20 which tho assent Of Russia
and Italy, a. coprOtsctOrs Of Crete. will
certainly b given, plainly warning the
Crotans 70 abandon their present attitude
toward Turkey.
They are told that they must resume
tho conditions which their protectors
imposed when the constitution was
granted or tho protection of tho Powers
will b. withdrawn a. once and tho Cretana
left alone 70 face the consequences Of
further defiance Of tho suzsrainty oi the
sultan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
A SALE OF PARAsoLs AT $500

ANNOUNCED FOR THIS DAY GUEsDA THE USUAL PRICE BEr
$500 ...
INCLUDED ARE PARASoLs OF TUCKED TAFFETA SILK
WHITE AND STRIPED SILK SILKS IN FLORAL DESIGNS
EMBROIDERED LINEN PARAsoLs AND PoNGEE PARAsoLs
BOTH LINED AND IUNLINED
THESE HAVE EITHER CARVED OR NATURAL WOOD HANDLES
MEMS AND WoMENS HANDKERCHIEFs
WILL BE ON SALE AT VERY Low PRICES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
CTssr NsW TOTA sans Tor spsErla.

TouloE. Nay 20 .-Ths armorsd cruiser
New YoTk sailed to-day Tor spezzh.
Before Ma departure Ire commander
Thanked tas looal authoritisa Tor the
cordial fecpli1n which had been Rivun
% - a2iu318 Hnd Grew q ~ vessel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
rrErCRICKER N,NDiTrS.
sh"pN esper, 0.et an Order 10 shaw cause
IVES safe -hsuId Not Ne Permitted.

n' notice was served upon Fire
rn"r Waldo yesterday that an
b. .Nuu hal h"en made n Justice
a. .' ll" supreme Court Tor a PER-
$50. E raudamus compelling The Fire
HHar 20 issue permits Tor the sale
HI nwcrs0lers and other inds ~
'..a. iatWeen June ~ ard July ~.
Go show calse on "Wednesday
writ should not issue Towns
... ..,-Iu NJ 10 Broadway are the
flr th" sellers 81 fireworks and
- 10 application for the order The
- y, fGr action are three smallH shop
"'rrs - tho names ~ Mendel. Rosen-
. nt BrDphy
NATION rearhed the Fire COmmis-
''r Tn-'arday that some one OUTSIDE
OBI" .'"r artmeut mas been having printed
r. OWNS ~lniinr % the permits issued
'rn department. for the sale u
'F. as .1sf year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
Immigrant sa'uEEIeT IFre1ipi.

LIvERFoOI.. May IA memher Of che
crew Of the White Star Line steamship
Baltic was arrested here to-day on charge
q conspiring % smuEgis Immigrants
aoToss ths Atlantic without their under.
gong the regulation medical onamination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
'r,rTR CiVDTDE WEEPs.
>'rorf Drain HrsaIts From tbr DSsE-
irrnrh Nuns Nwtndiea.

.g rHs Dssp1ich 70 THH yrN
'a'- NAY y Sister Candide. WIN
a'r.r arrest In connection With the
s.. .rar'y swindle spent = busy day
.sE..'. Magistrates QUESTIONS
'-a aar-al with tears that e cousin n
.- Fa'.' vh't committed suicide on her
acoo mr. had lisd suddenly when b heard
Of he 1octors asath.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
GERMANS DROP INTO France.
Omeers N BaltooR Var ssuth Broken
Lee IN LANDING We'll Trsnted.
,psna' Clhi' D'spaioa 70 rHE sUs

NpfiIH tiNf nfapmCA 20 Tuh WIS
TOUL0N. Nav -. -AeballOOu carrying
three German army ofiiosrs landed this
afternoon between two French forts near
here. II 10 probable that the landing was
uninteutional
One of the ofiosrH broke HE leg. The
accident was a result of the rapid descent
u the balloon.
French Ofloers FASTENED 20 the aaaist-
ance of the injured man and saw 70 IL
ihat he was we'll cared for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
GERMINT PACIFIC.
Kaiser Gives kInE George q Triple Oseu-
IAibOR-stsFy Sf Freneh Pact.

s1pectaa tdNf ufapnicAea - va ANh.
LoNI'ON. May "a. The Kaiser left Lon
doc for Berlin At 80 O'Clock this after
noon. King George and hrs two eldest
sons hade him farewell AZ the station
The Kaiser kissed King George three times
instead of the usual double OSCILLATION.
BEALrN. May 2s.-Ths TdgsbldH makes
the announcement that II has been ar
sured that a nOn-political agreement was
recently concluded between France and
Germany Il adds that the agreement
has already produced excellent results
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
ABRUzzT WITH THE FILTERS.
Duke aees Aerial Doings a. VeFana ana
chats With Paulhan.

VERONA, May "a The Duke n ths
Abruzzi witnessed the aviation flights
here to-day.
Ne engaged IN a long conversation with
n. Pauihan. He also talked with q Gum
Der Of other aviatons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
R. Altman & On.

m THE Millinery DEPARTMENT. qrRsr FLOOR,
THERE WILL BE REDUCED PRICE SALE THIS DAY UUEsDAYD
CONSISTING OF
VoMENs TRIMMED HATS At $500 & $50
UNTRlMMED HATS -. AT LOO LIS
SAILOR HATS 49, 500 us
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
Csulan1 see Comet: No, Enen Er,lp...

The Weather Bureau kept up yesterday
its quarrel with the local astronomers.
II has not yet allowed them q clear sky
20 see the comet IN since she became All
evening star. and a. there was a total
eclipse ~ the moon last night which they
all wanted 10 look az the bureau turned
on a dense fog
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
GUE TBE BOT I TIrKET
for the Game and Ne Nsnt Hang Around
tire COFRer. says Mayer Seidel.

Tire CoFner. says Mayer Seidel.
MILWAUKEE Wis May % -sWhile
you are fighting for some theological
dogma oIr bovs and Kris are going 70
hell declared MAYOR Saidel in an address
before the Milwaukee Ministers Associa-
ton to-day. Mayor Seidel had remarked
that when boy is offered a baseball
ticket he will shun the a. loons
The only thing for ~ 20 do when the
devil tempts the boy 10 n tsmpt him with
somethlng better said the Mayor
We DO. INSISTED the minister Oh
YOU don said the Mavor emphaticallv.
The thing Tor us 90 do u 70 compste
Win the nickel theatres rep lied the
NavoT Have a moving picture machine
right 10 tho school house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
DIED OF TPTOV SINCLlIR CTRE.
sSuth African Lawyer Pasted 10 Get ND
~ Dyspepsia.

JoHANNEAhUR0. Youth Africa, May IA
A prominent harristsr q tho name of
Williams who was a sufferer from dys-
pepsia and who recontly bsgan Upton
Sinclair's fasting cure. "a dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24
ESTUADIST PARTY ELAIED
WEAR MINISTER IN WASHING
ron SEES NADRIZ BEATEN.

England sends . Cruiser 70 BlusAsIda
News scarce a. % Venaa's Alleged
VIetoTy Over = Nlcaragnan InsurGeni
Gunboai-Nlne Man On the War
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-24

Humanitarian s0elsSy seaas the ColaneI
. Letter aounaly Rating Him for
killing Game and Turning nask tire
Hand u Time-Throat BgIl Bad.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-15
Dress Goods.

Thousands of yards left our
counters the last week. Cut
price Dress Goods selling will
be in order again this week.
Come and save dollars with the
crowds that line our Dress
Goods counters.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-15
Shoe Sale.

Thousands of pairs good
solid leather Shoes left our
Shoe department last week,
and we know every pair will
be an advertisement for our
Shoe department. We only sell
the best Shoes made in Amer
lea. Here's the makers names.
When you enter our door ask
for them.
Douglass for Men,
LaFrance for Ladies.
Wolfe Bros. for Women and
Children's every day wear.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-15

And still they come. An
other big lot Silk Dress Pat
terms just landed. Come and
get choice today.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-15
l.ong Cloaks---2nd Floor.

Livery lady wants a long
black Coat, a Coat that fits
nicely and reaches almost to
the bottom of her skirt. We
have them in plenty, from 80
to 46 sizes, and priced from
$3.75 to $500. Come, get
size today.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-15
Ladies' S,lits---2nd Floor.

Every day the express man
delivers us new Coat Suits, the
newest of the. new. Monday
morning we place on sale $50
black and navy blue Serge Suits
worth the world over $4,000
to S25.OO, our sale price Sl4.98,
all well made and best Satin
Innings. Now don't tarry on
the wayside, but come to the
fashion leaders Of women's
wear of Newberry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-15
Clothing Department.

Cl0lnllg Department.
Hundreds of Boys Suits at
special prices this week.
Great sale Mems fine Over
coats this week.
Great sale Boys Overcoats.
One thousand pairs Boys
Pants at 25c. pair, and good
Pants at that.