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HAMILTON COLLECT.
commencement Exercises Henerar, DE-
grees Conferred.

UIICI. June 70 Tho nine ~ eighth
commencement 81 Hamilton College was
held to-day in the chapel The seniors,
alumni and undergraduates headed the
PROCESSION and were joined by tbs faculty
Al the observatory and the trustees At the
Hall Of Philosophy all in academic COS
tune. The marshal was Edward Esty
stowcll. 'Oi John Cook Baldwin OF
BROOKLYN delivered the salutAtory. Harry
Esty Douncc gave the Pruyn medal ora
ton, Edmund Patten Glover the head prize
grafton. Sidney Allyn Sherwin the Clark
nrize Grafton and charles Frederick Stuba
the Kirkland prize GRAFTON. The valedic-
tory was by stephen {. Ondaroho.
These we're the honorary degrees con-
ferrcd. 4 NJ. Everett Abbott Barlow OF
O~siuIng; - D.. J Howard Hobbs 81 Utica,
dward CharIes Evans Of Remsen and
Henri y Ia,hrop Reed NJ Auburn: LII. D.,
Judge Ah@l Edward Blackmar. -. Of
Brooklyn and Charles Prentiss Orr. 20. Of
Pitt sburR.
Following the comforting Of deRrees the
tho members 81 the alumni assembled at
commons hail for the annual Alumni din
nor. az which Vice President James =
sherman was a guest Of honor
Ara meeting Of the trustees a committee
consisting OF Senator Ehhu Root. George
p Durham. Samuel " adams and Presi-
dent Striker was named 10 report AZ the
October meeting on an outline ~ the pro-
grarnme for tho centennial ~ tn" college
IN 1912 II was also decided to appoint =
committee 81 trustees. alumni. &c. 20 oon-
si,ler the practicability Of further central.
izing The under graduate life on the campus
and 70 suggest means - that end.
announcement was made thar tho mem
tors ~ the class ~ 1876 will erect a memo
rial window for eN-Prerident Henry "
Darling who was a member Of the lass
81 1879 and Whoee last year a. president
~ th.. college was served IN 1855. 4 mo
mortal window will also he erected Ivy the
friends ~ pr Samuel Epson. professor ~
rhetoric ard oratory from ist5 20 iSS2. IN
memory and appreciation of hts work
President Strytsr -aid IN the trustees
rha' the legacy of siOO.OsO from ih" John
80 VaTt kennedy estate would In avail
abI- next SeptRmIer lie Also said there
was prospect ~ a large entering class a.
Hamilton NEXT year The freshman
classes have Lssn zr0~ing steadily at
Hamilton for a number 81 years.
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-'N~iF ADVERTISED and ~ Wa limited thai
INC sfrtksrs whl ara nearly All Vp,tn .
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"Nn"'hs ~ hruoklyn Yesterday
SIZED oTd~rs - lnsF-c OF Sweeney that
The H~-i ing under No. c,r,,lmst anc.. VA.
- H.. T.srrnittss. near the c,r,p,pv,. n,o,-
49, tt. F'.P
-, -. -, - '-lnSrrh h'h threatened 10
VA" elsh'y p'lic"m~n Nh" were on
IN" ground the reserves q tWl poIice
stations the Gr~.nro,pt in whc... rr.-
enc, TN. mill. A.. I,,,.,,.,, -, 49,. n.
g., -. go ~
'" Nhl'' iF"rihcs mo-, -
IN" ac II Ni''"uc" 80, "a" par - strikers
have taken place. were IA readiness. fur
any truubI.
i,,d-r.,, l., -.
.'S' "' ''o't Wv strikers ana
Ss"'pA'h'h'r@ To Mobile and Franklin
streets. where no held them until Mrs
X " Fra.ar.' candidate FOR S.,,,.,a,y nj,
State nm IN. S,,iaI,s, 80, II
-, -, 80 "'' ""'' wa
10 ~" ''" "' w" speakers. arrived
lh"n he hurri-'ily secured chair and
mounting l.. h., lag1n =, tall >, Tho
crowd He bad h.,.,r .,,.,,l,,,. -, -
,.......... -
t'''''a - Nii"h III" U'iH-'toT ana loliCe
"i'..n G ~ s'ssII"-l az ana asked
,.Lk "" " NJ uau ~ruIt 7" hold a
hh ~" IeI'n"n "a. l~rmIt or no
lt''ll'' "e "'''""'i q" nave inc me"il ing
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5000 MORE. PLElSE.
That Amount Is Lacking to Make the
Fourth safe ami sane.

Inc Mayor srourh "i Juiy ceieprSuon,
after meeting yesterday % the full
body, issued this statement
The Fourth Of July celebration viii n.
suocrs.fuI n the weather and m. fund,
permit the carving out Of the plans thai
hav, baen mad. hy ,hs committee .c,trg
under the Navor's appoin,mant The mar.
ticiparion Of the National Guard h.. mad.
oo..IbIe on. grea, central feature Witch
would o,h.ru i.e not hav. been pr,rticab,.,
in The short tim. for prepsra,,op Tn.
I'm. -oldi.rIy spirit shown by IN. ornc.r.
and the great body ~ guArdsmen demands
IKE r.Snon.a on the part Of m. ci,iz.ns
who desire to halp keep this national hoI,-
dan In a way to promo,. a stronger civic
feeling
Tn. e,er-tsa- At civ Hall a, IN. con.
rIu.ion Of the psrsde will include a brief
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pHo>EDrH,TsHED BEEN sHOT
Doctor says Mrs. brady Accused "r'
husband Of the SHOOTING.

WHITE PLAINS. June ~ sheriff SrherI,
to-day received his first Information -
the .hooting on Tuesday night 81 Mrs
Martha Brady. wife % Arthur Brady. a
well 70 do farmer 81 Golden's Bridge. m
the northern part 81 Wes,chester county
The Bradys live II, a large Colonial
houaa with two servants, two miles from
Golden's Bridge station Brady has been
a helpless paralytic for nearly four year,
ON the night 10 the shooting they yer"
alone in their room At about II o'ciock
Dr " Carpenter 81 kstonah ~aS called
on IN. telephone by Mrs Brady. " no.
though "A bullet had passed through her
right lung was able ~ talk
have Just been shot, she S'ld
Come over quick This ~ Mrs BRADY
When Or Carpenter arrived he found
Mira Brady unconscious on the moor
After he had stopped the now ~ blood
she revived sDmeW hat and told him. ~"
Aays. that her husband shot her IN"
said that they had quarrelled hut 81" ~as
too weak Ia say much else Brady declared
that his VI lie shot herself While IN frenzy
follow ing "a little -spat
Coroner Squire will take Mrs Bradys
antsul0rtRm statement to-morroW both
Brady and Mrs Brady oVned n cahbr"
reyoiyeru and 10 was a bullet ~ that ~"
that wounded Mrs Prady sheriff Scherp
hAs not arrested Brady as he - m such
condition thai u - impossible Tor MN 70
escape
Brady's father was one 81 the pioneer
set,lers in northern Westcheet~r and
owned large tract ~ land which the CITY
~ New York acquired through conde'n-
nation proceedings for watershed pur-
poses
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BENNET DEFENDS CONGRESS.
Hlmsen introduced ~ the Logical Cand,.
date for sss, rrnor

Congressman William =. Bennei. who
was introduced to the ~ Bartholomew :
Men Club. last night a. the logical
Republican cdndidat" for Governor =
talked to the Young men of the club on
The Work u the Fast Congress
The assertion thai IL was a billion dollar
SaS-inn was all nonsense said Mr. liennet
People didn't take into consideration
IN. fact that the s29c 40 on and odd
appropriated for the postal -ervic" would
all 10 raid back hv the people except for
s. 30. or or So More than that the Con.
sIlar service more than PAYS for itself
The Immigration department, produces =
surplus and 80 does the naturalizat ION
bureau Actually said MIR Bennst. Con
gross spent less than $50. DO.gD
Their" wer" congressman who, while
bowling against sNtravizsnce tried O.
Jimmy into ncle Sans treasury for all
they co'ild get. Mr. Rennet said The
Representative from the FIRST Distric'
Of Arkansas. who declared against large
appropriations. introduced bills calling
for SIPS. 90 0nn.
Congressman Bennett said that the men
OF the lower HOUSE worked hard and ac-
complished great things.
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SENTENCED FOR BINCO JON.
Jerse, "a, Heat Estate Man Gets fhr~e
Nearr On AIAIr Prison.

Nicholas GeorGe, a Jersey city real
estate dealer who vas convicted IN the
Hudson County Court of Quarter SESSIONS
oI swIndhng onTad Brlner OF Allegheny
Pa out OF SSl 10y means Of an old coma
dence game, was sentenced yesterday ny
County Judge Robert Carey IN jersey CITY
to three years imprisonment IN the state
prison. Alphonse 1afero. Georges ac-
'omplice. VINO pleaded non v'Ilt. was COM
mittei Tor two wears To the same instItu-
ton
George and Tafero pretended TO Bruner
that they were going 10 sail from Hoboksn
for the old country On Brnner's ship and
iafero agreed TO act as banker for the
trio George made blum OF giving
Tafero S.,s0 to Keep for him and the
Allegheny man ha nded over Sal The
? windiers skipped out and OF the following
day Tsfsro was Csntured in the Pennsyi
yania Railroad staii1n George escaped
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Attacked Policeman with 9 File.

Angelo Trimon,i pointed out Domin ck
Square to Policeman Williams in Null
berry BEND Park last night a. the man
who had c,it him on the Wrist the day
I,efor~. The policeman arrested Square
While they were walking TO the FlIzabet h
street station house PietrG Secaffico 81
ia Leonard street attempted to take
the prisoner away and attacked the pc
hceman with a file The policeman drew
his billy and knocked Secaffico down
Then there were two prisoners to lie
jailed.
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TO SEtL NHGS BtLLOTs.
Persistent Report Thai feiiN DiaI Has
Bera chosen NIce-prestfient.

MEXICO CRY. Jurs ~. Tn" tact that
the >Iectoral college which is To meet
in this city on July 10 and cast N" vote
for President and Vice President will not
make the result known AT that tim"
leaves room for much speculation as to
the result for the vice-Presidency. The
ballots ~ the college will be sealsi and
will not he opened till Congress converes
in September.
Tn. report IL persistent thar Gen. Felix
D;az 10 to he declared tho choice 81 the
electoral college for vice-Presiden'. He
IL a rephew Of President DiAz and IA now
OH his way to California on Leave Of Alb
s.nce from his place.
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N.~ ysra tsesvsiay thsa-siasr ~'srts
90 90. Wsgta sssss

tRanr~linr wsrt rt~aru - N~w N'rf
Uaiv-r.itY s,td Mr. Ma rarssn 80 -
icy y--ter,tty aft-rns"a fss -s,n fran-
rt--. frlrn shea ~tsv NY sal Poe ne
"a Fas, 90 hiIv " ~ ne Nenrh,iria
~ 49, nail~ay ssa,iSa ~ -hsnrsi,sr s-sid
~, h.. itinerary until t,~s-urhsr MI h~sn
Planned ~ith 80 help - Cs,-sil sa~n-rai
Nltds,rn,o ant inchiaied a fnonsh ~ japan
-. .l'nm-r r--ort., on~ rnnn'h ana =
hau ~ IN. chtsf university elites ~
,hina. tnehsliRS th- esnt' u ~ t"r~s. AMI
another month and a AaH for 'hs 'hi"t
university cities - iapan, in~tidins ~
November 49,. Emr~rors birthday snd
th~ Chrv.Anth-mu-n FESTIVAL A. 49,
b~rnnins ~ ~tntsT th~v arr o sail '"r
lnsiia stopping a. Cation
Inc chancellor IN. received FROM
Secretary ~ state Phiiand~f e hnoV
ard Commissioner " tducation
nrosn .t.ctaI Investigations IN t~hsh
~ the C;overnm@nt W has al~c t''en
rna.ls tl..l-xats Nv ths Presbyterian bo'ari
Of For~,st! Missions % az Anglo Nnfer
iclp educatipnsl convention AZ l'h'N''N
india 20 January AMI heaf~ from WA,
A,,,r,. .ntroitlrtton- IN 10 colleges aHi
.rhool. in A~,a Hr has he~n ensax"i
nv the Duflo1k - s~nd A report 81 me
t.ucknoW convention ne boI~s ." r"s'h
EEytu ny ncNi March
Tho New York University corporation
Al a -p~r,al meeting IA Jure granted the
rea,,e., which the chancellor nad~ ~
advise ~ MIR, Nao,'ra~ksr'- phN~i'ian
for relief from ofhCial work "a 'HN ana
Nux,lSt P~uding tn" election 81 a NV
CHANCELLOR tho corIoration conferred NE
duties and powers Of the chancellor up1n
the .yndic OF tn, university. l'r John "
MAcI rlckcn. Who WAS graduated from VA"
university college siNtscn years ago ZOOS
hi- ,loctoratS "a Germany. was To- TOUR
y~ar~ nr~-isrnt Of Westminster tOll"g",
Missouri, ard has teen a colleague OF IN"
chancellor IN administration Tor hNIt a
dozen yeaIs past In pre-'dent ~ the
DR. CieorSc Alexander, an"
IL chairman Of III" comnitte'' upon W.
election Of A charceIlor. j. now ahrpld
hut :. 20 return home IA july
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-. 4. CLARK or or POLITICS
Brings Home His Little Daughters. Who
Sprak Only FFenrh.

Former senator William A. CLARK 81
Montana. HE wife and his two little daugh-
tsrs, who do not SPEAK English. having
heen brought up IN France, arrived yes
terday 10y the White star liner 1eutonio
tana with his family and would stay there
until his Fifth avenue home IL ready He
declared that he was out OF politics and
that ~ was not true that he would enter
the race for Senator with Thomas H.
Carter lie prophes,ed that the Demo
cratic party would gain all over the coun
try in the next election and that the neat
Montana legislaturf would I've Democratic
He regarded the cobper marNet az healthy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
the wall stree, Evening sun. =.

The y all street edition Of THE EvyNIsd
SITS contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 60 the close
~ the market The closing quotations.
including the bid and asked prices. with
additional news matter. are contained also
in the night edition Of The EVE=INo Sun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
Congressman .napp WI No, Hun again

UTICA. June ~ Congressman Charles
L. Knapp 81 Lowville. who has for several
years represented the counties Of Jeffer-
son. Lewis and Oswego m Con gross. an
nounced to-day that he will not be a
candidate TO succeed himself Luther
W Mott of O~wego. son Of State Com
mitteeman John T. Mott. will probably
he nominated without opposit lon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
woman Seller Allowed 10 Plead to AT.
temDt"

Harry Levinson. ~ho pleaded guilty Ia
selling two women 90 an investigator for
the Rockefeller Grand Jury. made SECOND
attempt yesterday 20 withdraw the plea
Judge OSullivan in General Sessions
permitted Levinson to plead To an attempt
Ia commit the crime and imposed a fine
Of $50 and a sentences Of not lees than one
year nor more than one year and four
months IN state prison.
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The fugitive turned out 70 be a Jersey City
real estate dealer who for two years had
been considered a reputable and sucCess-
tul business man IT'S picture IS IN the
hOboA@a TokIes gallery
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GAISOR WANTS 70 KNOW vow
RffR0s RRgERF VfF 30 rHg
tffTb 90 ne PRf DFf o tssR

w. . nsss-ss-Sass~ go sis- tsssr - stsasss
saansss 80 ettV asssi 49, ea~ me
sttssu~y-tss~~vui ftigr eShaR pvt-~si
rss.ss~t sssf en@ea~ rs~-s - -
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
AVENUE PLAYERS PREPARE
ANOTHER COSTUME PLAY

Rehearsals are in full blast at the
Avenue Theatre for when Knighthood
Was in Flower" and the opinion is eX-
pressed that the production will easily
rank any of the company's other work
during the last seventeen weeks. Miss
Pitt will play Mary Tudor and Mr..
Miller Is cast as Charles Brandon.
He is particularly fitted for this char
scter. when Knighthood Was in
Flower" will open next Monday and
continue throughout the week.
Large audiences are attending the
production of What Happened to
Jones" which closes tomorrow night
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
GOLDEN RULES
OF OTHER PEOPLES

DO as you would be done by.AfPersian.
DO not that to a neighbor which you
would take III from his.-Grecian.
What you would not wish done to your
self. do not unto others.-Chinese.
One should seek for others the happi-
ness one desires for oneself.-Buddhist.
He sought for others the good he de-
sired for himself. Let him pass on.-
Egyptian.
All things whatsoever ye would that
mon should do 70 you. do ye even so to
characterization.
let none Of you treat hs brother IN a
way he himself would dislike to be treat
d.-Afohammedan.
: The true rule in life is TO guard and do
BY the things OF others as they do by
their own.-Hindu.
The laww imprinted on the hearts OF all
men. is TO love the members OF society
Is, observation-disclosures
Whatsoever you do not wish your neigh
hor 10 do. do not unto him. This Is the
whole law. The rest Is mere exposition
* EL-Jewish.
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
MISS PHYLLIS RANKIN
AT GARRlCK TODAY

The GarriclS is furnishing entertain
nent for many playgoers this week,
and its presentation Of several stars
from the legitimate stage, with a num-
ber of the best features in the vari-
ties, makes the offering particularly at
tractive.
''The Jailbird." the Barrymore
Rankin. act, being produced here for
the first time this week, win present
Miss Phyllis Rankin at the matinee to-
day, in the role Of the wife, which has
been assumed heretofore by Miss Doris
Rankin. The young women are sisters.
The advance sale for the end OF the
week performances indicates that the
large attendance is to continue as It
should with such a show
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
NEW BILL OPENS
AT OPERA HOUSE
Ardell 6 Co. Make Hit in "HiS
Opponent" and Others
Score Success

rhe Harris Amusement Co. saw an op-
portunity TO get an entirely new dramatic
playlet for tho bill which opened yester-
day at the Grand Opera House and so a
switch was made by which Franllyn Ar
dell and Company were secured in His
Opponent" and all present yesterday were
glad that this was done. His Opponent
IS described as an UP to the minute play
Jet and It is for it treats Of equal suf-
frage and the timo IS in the future.
Mr Ardel as Ned Matthews and Miss
Ann Walters as Mrs. Matthews his wife.
are both excellent and mako tho best Of
every opportunity.
The most novel act which has been
placed upon the stage since the Harris
Amusement Company took the house IS
the Yorle- Herbert Trio. They begin with
q song and dance. get in considerable COM
edy. one Of them rides upon a single
wheel, do a number Of new and sensation
al acrobatic stunts and give some selec-
tions Of instrumental music
In Hatty Urma the theatre going pub
lie saw one Of the daintiest and cleverest
condolences who has yet visited Will
mington. In boys clothing Miss Urma
makes a decidedly attractive appearance.
She has a decidedly pleasing manner and
was favorite with the audience.
DePage Brothers are musicians on the
guitar and mandolin. They play with ex-
preston and their selections range from
william Tell and other grand operas
TO 1.-THE Glow Worm" and back again to
Carmen"
Rewelly sustained his reputation Of be-
ing a comedy juggler. He showed the pub
lie a large number Of new feats In jug
Cling and at the same time kept It laugh
ing at his comedy.
There were some unusually interesting
moving pictures yesterday. One which
shows the progress Of wheat from its
planting In the ground to the corners or
the stock exchange and the bread line IS
one Of the most remarkable pictures yet
shown IN Wilmington. In addition there
are several pictures Of a comedy nature
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
TREE 5000
YEARS OLD

The dragon trees OF Tenerine are really
a species OF gigantic asparagus. one tree
situated at Laguna Is said TO be several
thousand years old, says the Wide World.
The growth OF these dragon trees IS
very sloww and they throw out no branch
ss until the have blossomed, which sell
dom takes place before their fifteenth
ear and sometimes not until their thir-
tieth.
The Oldest dragon tree known in the
island was that at orotava, which was
Mt least 5000 ears old-some botanists say
10000 1t was about 60 feet high, with
a trunk 4s feet in circumference at tho
base.
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
CATS WANTED

The Governor Of the German colony
at Togo has ordered cats to be kept in
all the schools. hospitals, prisons and
other public buildings where the ma
tives congregate. The order is con-
tained in o decree dealing with the
danger Of the introduction Of plague in
Togo from the British Gold Coast. DR..
Koch, the bacteriologist, has report
ed the successful experiments made
with cats for the eradication Of rats
in plague-infected and plague
rnenaced harbors Of China In Hong
kong orders have been issued providing
for the maintenance Of one or more
cats in every household.
Evening journal., 1910-01-28

A concession for q railway from n
point near Jara to historic Gaxa and
thence 70 the Egyptian frontier has
been applied for by an italian capital
ist Other lines contemplated are
from Halta to Jara along the coast
Evening journal., 1910-01-28

and from Jerusalem 90 Us Salt and
tho Hedjaz line, This would be Of
great Importance in affording access
to the sea 70 districts as YET almost
devoid Of means OF communication.
A great triumph has just been achiey-
Evening journal., 1910-01-28

ed in constantlnople itself Under
Abdul Hamid's regime the telephone
was rlgldly excluded from Turkish do
minions nH Political grounds, rho
now government has accepted Il soiisno
submitted By pn America = i3ritlsil-
Evening journal., 1910-01-28

Georges. TO the wyoming Conferences
Northern Pennsylvania and New York;
was announced this morning. flis
successor at st. Georges Is not au~
nounccd. DR.. Lewis was trsnsftrre4
BY Bishop Berry
Evening journal., 1910-01-28

French group for the establishment OF
a telephone service 20 tho Turkish cap
itai.--PlttEburg Record,
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
PROGRESS IN ASIA

Jerusalem has just obtained a new
town clock and fire engine. A chamber
of commerce has also been established
~ thA HOLY Cln
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
Basement Bargains

Hard twisted Clothes Line 5oet the piece regular
Salt Boxes china regular 2sc .Ioc
Extension Straners, regular Ioc
Cotton Mops, worth Ioc
Agate and tin Wash Basins regular 25c
Agate and Tin Pans regular 25c Ioc
3-pnt Tin Buckets covered regular ........... SC
Wire Strainers with wood handles, regular Ioc sc
Steak Beaters, regular SC
Palmetto Scrap Brushes, regular I5c ............. SC
Gray Agate Berlin Kettles 2quar size, with tin lids regular
asc ....... .......... ............
Evening journal., 1910-01-28

PASTOR LEWIS Is TRANSFERRED
The trunsfor of the Rev, Df, w 7,
Lewis. tie Nethcals. s-inigter e. St,
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
Is There Anything in the
Glove Line, Today, Madam?

car we bD YOU to pair Of much reduced price! You
know thew quality and Of the finest values we have to offer are
lead
cap Cape Gloves Spear back regular S5o @25
Arton1oie
So
regular French KID Gloves seemboidered and
oiiered: eguarS
N rissn Cane besdo dollar 7ec
RroN1 make; regular .4oc
Evening journal., 1910-01-28

MEMS GOODS.
Natural Wool Underwear regular 75c and S1Oo
6oc and SOC
S1O0 and S120
Natural Wool Underwear. regular s175 and 5000
S1.40 and s1.60
Cotton Ribbed Baibriggan Underwear, regular SOC
40o
Cotton Fleece Lined Underwear regular s9c and SOC
doc
Evening journal., 1910-01-28

Smart Reductions.
Wool Fleece wrights Health Underwear. regular
81 ..bOc
Mems Negligee Shirts all patterns coat style
separate and attached cuffs regular S1OO special
65c two for SIPS
Mems Coat shirts. attached cuffs regular soc .39c
Mems Lisle Suspenders. 25c quality ......... .15c
Mems Collarless Night Robes regular SOC .... .3ec
Mems oxford Coat Sweaters with pockets reg 81 ese
Boys oxford Coat Sweaters with pockets reg 81 75o
Evening journal., 1910-01-28

POmDeian Massage Cream HP 6a wSdfSRy sSs cSER' @A
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the face pores with dust and dirt. This dust sI
causes cloudy compile xOns lfElszsgSA
Soap and water only the surface art eksR6tM
A cleansing massage like Pompean Mas POMPEIAd
sage Cream is absolutely for remov- NSS4TE
ing the deep-se pore dirt You'll be surps- REAMI
ed at the way Pompelan will literally roll out -
the foreign matter from your pores .4Oc
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
Boys Felt Hats

for all
and o9c and
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Bows Waists within
Bows Cvnte coats guaranteed regular So
$3.50