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The Washington times., 1910-11-12
FOR RENT-OFFICES

OFFICES. light and well heated. de.f-abI,,
located l.. = REALLY BLDG "a anS
Pa ave Apply al ohice on Ist door.
FOR RENT
Large nrsr rOor rooms. centrally located
Tor on.ces % business purposes
INQt HE So lstu ST
The Washington times., 1910-11-12

FOR SALE-Ingleside; " T. corner OF Igth
and Lamont SITS. the pinnacle o. INCI e
SIDE; chambers and baths; reception
hall. parlor, dining room. buffers pantry
and kitchen on first floor; laundry. servants
toilet, electric light. steam heat etc sll O00
OSCAR C. NOGT, Owner. 4o5 Corcoran Bldg
The Washington times., 1910-11-12
FOR RENT-n1USES
Unfurnished
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & Co,
1407 T st. n. W.
HOUSES.
HOUSES
/ Iowa circle ffnrN
HEATED APARTMENTS.

ne Itie NeIson, rooms and bath-...-......- $50 90
me Nelson. rooms and bath--........ IS o.
4"e Nelson. ? ro0ms and bath. %. 90
The Washington times., 1910-11-12
FLOOR OILS

DON'T BUY FLOOR OIL until you've tried
ours; 25c gal ENTERPRISES JARTV- A " :,
Co. 81 9th 81. ". W. PHONE NJ 5nSI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
NEGRO EsTWOU 10 VOTE
League Urges Coiored Men 20 Qualify
fOr Citlsenshlp. q e " v

League Urges Coiored Men 70 oualify
for CltlzenshlD. n q
For the purpose OF inducing as many
as possible OF the colored men OF ne
Third Congressional District to qualify
themselves as voters, q; convention Will
soon be called for Organization OF o
league. Headquarters have been cs.
ttablished in the Mechanics, savings
Bank. and circular letters are being
issued. .s
Charles Johnson. Jr, Is corresponds
ins secretary. and Benjamin r Van
dervall Is president "a letter mailed
I to the colored men OF the district calls
attention to the desirability OF the
members n! OF ithc race squalifying FOR
citizenship. until our numerical
strength shall be a factor in the afrairs
ofBevery locality" n
Information as to registration and
payment pa en- OF Foil tax will be Furnished
by the officers. but the letter does not
explain how the would be voters are to
get by the registrars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

Charters were Issued yesterday nv ,hs
State Corporation Commission to the follow.
Ing concerns: gii N ~ ~ $3.50
Hayes Memorial Orphan Home stanton.
Mrs.@ Queen Taylor Miller, president: Mrs
Hortense cosby. treasurer; Austin cosl,v5
william Ashby Miller, secretary-aii7i D X
Stanton. Object: Colored orphans b hon, q
3 The y. H. Head Manufacturing comhpany
On 9dns2, Farmyllie Joseph Homer. president
and treasurer, Farmville: c. 81. Robson
mum. 10000; minimum, $1,000. oh iecs !,
Manufacture clothing OF ali kinds.
s the Improved sLaboring Mems BencnclaI
pre 70 ent; Junius Cog. vice president: Il. A..
5jccts: Fraternal beneficiary associatIon \ n.
Charles =. Potter & Co. tInc0. Alexandra.
Charles II. Potter. president; z. ID. Williams
., -! ~: Hewlett-ali OF Washing.
mum. s.. 90 Objects: Blank book and sta :
.tionery business. m =, = - 80
English Investment Corporation. Roanoke
J. III Bear. president: j.. 4. Bear. vice.
president r. r. Fairfax. secretary and
itreasurer-all OF Roanoke. Capital. Mani
mum. $4,000; minimum, 5000. Objects:
Real estate business.
Y Shop of the Craftsmen Gnc.D Richmond,
Nathaniel b. Dahl. president and manager;
Andrew Jones. Vice president and SOC
Richmond. Capital. Maximum. $500; min.
mum. $1,000 Objects: Wall paper and dec.
Grafton business. p ils5
{ license to do business in Virginia was
Issued to the United States Grand Lodge OF
the Order OF Birth Abraham. corporation
the State OF New, York. Joseph Button. Of
Richmond statutory agent. No capital
stock. Objects and purposes: Conducting a
ifraternal beneficiary insurance association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
PARDON GRANTED
TWO ( PRISONERS
Dying Negro Il leased and South
Richmond Man Put Under
1 Probation. M
- BOARD MEETING POS NED
Military Bod Session Deferred
Gain in Realty Values in a
Mont onlcry. B
BOARD !F!|[ MEETING Y E, & 4 PosTPo NED

Executive c1emency was extended
Yesterday by Governor Mann to two
sSeonyicts. One ofsathese is negro
4 murderer dying with tuberculosis, and
the other is q ailbird needed by his
{ i,amil and W no is released on pros
The long-term man is Alex. Perkins,
convicted In the Corporation Court OF
the city Of Roanoke Of murder In the
second degree, and given ten years
In the penitentiary. He has served
about two years Of that term.
Statements from physicians are to
the effect that Perkins Is practically
dying at the State Farm, and may not
live to reach his home One OF them
expresses the opinion that he may last
week. He would probably have been
released earlier, but for the fact that
there was nowhere to send him, Now,
however. q brother will care for him
until the end. b
Gilbert Turner, white man. was
granted conditional pardon. Turner
as convicted two weeks ago OF steal-
Ing q rowboat, and given sixty days
IN jail. II appears that his mother
Is critically I'll. and the application
4 for clemency was Endorsed by Police
Justice Maurice. OF South Richmond.
where the conviction took place.
Turner Is required to report himself
regularly to Sergeant j. G. Saunders,
who is establishing quite reputation
4 or efficiency as a parole officer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Land Near Peribo az 4.

Quebec. October 28.--Word was Re :
ceived here tonight from st. AMBROSE,
that the balloon America II.
landed near Peribouka, Chicoutimi
county, twenty-fv miles from Rober-
valon. the 1eth. Messrs. Hawley ana
Post descended by White River and
Bear River and left for. Chicoutin,.
which Is 227 miles north OF Quebec.
where train connection Is had BY the
Quebec and Lake st. John Railways.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Two Arrests Made,

75 Harrison Butler, colored, was ar
rested last Ugh on a charge ofsfelonl-y
5ouslys assaulting wi TIL a knit Thomas,
James, and another warrant charges.
from Thoma s. y ckson. ri q
.gs q n dwards. ~ lored was a rrested
by Acting Detective Du II u on a charge
Mt stealing $50 from Y, ., G Cot trell /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
BA'TTALI.Illl0I] DRILL

~
Blues Have Dose OF Hard Work. Fol-
lowed By. No Social Scssion .sss USss,
othing bu 81 WORK Oh ara tert5ed
the pa ttallon5. drill Ssof tn Richmond
last night; II was an occasion for eX.
sertlon and not for fun. and t here was
seXerti on in large doses. -
of the season, the men iweresgarbet IN
service uniform OF olive dra s., With
caps and not in full dress. But few
spectators We're perched In the GAL
look forward to-, the men went Sat their
task with an eye S strict lysss to business
and not withsa view to applause from
the grandstand. ~
was put through it's PAGES BY Major
n. w. Bowles, all sorts ana q escrip-s
8tions OF mi itary eVolutio ns being gone
through With All three co 1npanles did
lowed. u ,S$.t ssS1SS Sls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
EVERYTHING MUSICAL
GRAND CHAP TER
NAMESOFE|CER.S
Royal Arch Masons to Hold Con
vocation Here Again Next
Year.

The one hundred and third grand
annual convection Of the Grand Royal
Arch Chapter Of Virginia was closed
last night to meet here again on the
fourth Tuesday in October, 1911. Tho
principal business was the election Of
officers for the ensuing year, which
resulted as follows:
w. S. Mathews. Big Stone Gap. grand
high priest.
Stanley w. Martin, Lynchburg, grand
king.
B solomon cutchins. Richmond, grand
scribe.
George W. Poe. Richmond. grand
treasurer.
James b Blanks. Petersburg.
grand Secretaryx
]. w. c. Bryant. Jr.. Clifton Forge.
grand captain OF host
Rs Isaac n. Adams. Jr, Lynchburg,
grand principal sojourner.
James w. S. Butt. Portsmouth, grand
royal arch captain.
John r. Charleton, Richmond, grand
master third vail.
# j. E. w. Timberman. Alexandria,
ts:6nd master second vail.
James Bowman, Roanoke, grand
master first vail.
j. j. English. Jr, Richmond, deputy
grand treasurer.
charles a. Nesbit, Richmond, d4puty
grand secretary.
Frank T. McFaden, Richmond, grand
chaplain.
Oscar j. Adams, Richmond. grand
marshal.
James A Pmolin, Richmond. grand
stiler.,
william J. Hubbard. Lynchburg. grand
tire ~. =
James z. Alexander, Alexandra, as.
isistant grand lecturer. q
Charles "A. Nesbitt. correspondent.
4 Reports Of committees were adopted
and routine business transacted.
The grand high priest announced the
appointment OF the following distric,
deputy grand high PRIESTS: District
No. III. X. Field. Alexandria; No. =
VIII. Dabney. Norfolk; No. 8. w. K
Rogerts, Newport News: No. 4, j. j
Mattern. Riehmond; No. S, WI w. Pres.
son, Petersburg; No. g.. r. H. Halle,
SLynchburg;; No. Z, j. W. Leigh, Roa-
:noke;; No. s, B. Blocksidge.SP Pulaski 10.
q. ]. A. Groseclose, Marion: No. 10. ~.
3, Kilbourn. Big Stone Gap: No. ii, Il.
=. Hamilton, Wise; No. ~ I. u. Nor
ton. Graham; No. IL. W.. IS. Taylor.
Clifton Forge; No. II. E. 3. Dinwld-
die. Charlottesville; No. 15, w. b. sDu-
strow Harrisonburg:: No. 10. r.. sB. Pen
.nington. Pennington Gap; No. II. "A. K.
.Eartenstein. Warrenton; No. IS, "A. L.
iGoodloe. culpeper.
s The committee on work consists or
William ]. HUBBARD, grand lecturer;
James E. Alexander, Il Alexandria, as
slstant grand lecturer; James Bowman,
Roanoke; William Chapman, Ports
mouth; John T. Cochran, The Plains.
Brief addresses were made BY Wi.
liam B. Mcchesney. grand master OF
; Masons in Virginia. o. eph ~ fEggles-
ton ton past Grand master. and w. L.
Andrews. deputy grand master.
The Grand Commando cry VIM & n eel
tonight at 8 o'clock, a fter being es-
corted from Murphy's Hotel 10 the
Masonic Temple by onmande ry OF ST..
Andrew, No. 81, the members orbwhtch
VIII meet at the Masonic Temple q I, 4
o'clock " " Tray or. 3 OF Danville,
grand command ma: %! Of the Grand Com
nlandery. arrived in the city last
night. 81 W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Wnrren-ReynoItls.

9lt Especial to The Tithes-Dispatch.
Alexandria. Va, October 26.-Thu
marriage OF Miss Leila Reynolds
snolds and Mrs Reynolds. OF Linden
formerly OF Philadelphia. to Rev F.
Ernest Warren. son of Rev. Albert
Warren. OF Appleby, England. was SOL
$3.50 o'clock in Christ Church. Alexan-
5drta. The ceremony was performed by.
the rector, The Rey. William y. I Morton.
After short trip through the North
the couple willareside in Chase CT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

Chamber OF Commerce. which were read at
smond Power Corporation on Tuesday night.
Henry Anderson. counsel for the vIrginiA
Railway and Power Company. asserted that
Major Martin admits having drafted that
corporation. had written the resolutions.
Major Martins admits having drafted that
of the South Richmond business mon. r.
NJ Cnrr!ngton, svlce-presldcnto the Chamber
OF Commerce. drafted the paper adopted sby
shaw.sa member OF the power corporatior.ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Collides with B,,rr,

Street. accidentally collided with a
buggy driven by Captain y. r. Archer.
OF 3Q3 West Franklin Street, and was
knocked unconscious yesterday after
noon. He was attended by DR.. st.
Julian Oppenhimer, and was then
turned over to DR.. Truman, OF the
City Hospital corps. He was found
to be not much injured, and was taken
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

unable to be present.
II Is not believed that the delay.
will injure any interest save perhaps
the proposition on the part OF local
military surgeons to have an appro.t
Fpriation made to help entertain the
Association OF Military. Surgeons Of
Richmond next week.
The apportionment OF military funds
With consid GRAFTON OF the naval mill
tia and camp site matters, can come
sap later. Isl sat-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Twn Firn Alarm .

Two Ares were reported yesterday
atternoon. but neither did much dam
South Richmond. The second, still,
was rung in from Box 612. The fire
was at s37 West Grace Street. The
damage was practically nothing, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Fell In The 8Riv.r.

Joseph Jackson drank too much last
night and fell In the river at the foot
of Twelfth Street. when he was res
scued by some stranger who didn't wait
rested on the charge OF being drunk.
He was taken to the First Police Sta
stion, where he was dried and put UP
for the night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Pie; mite Pro,,Y,;,e.l.,, = Serious, 4

G.. w. RI berts son, OF near Chase CITY.
who was op 81 ted on al the Memorial,
sHospita pesday nj SHIT fora BITE in.
sgerously III; II y Is In oped Nh however.
that the operation wi u s}5 prove. ef1ica.
Sciolls, and that the pa tient Wi lire
cover. Xxi sSssass Iat
ssss5 Mr.. Robertson SIS 3lS brot "a the
Randolph Street Hap list y Church II, I'he
wound was Inf lcted hrs eS weeks a 70 as
he was yiEg to 90 II sev era IS rs IN a
pen p God Spo!s se 4 IN. La err a nd he
was broug h t!s % ref 81 sEa 81 erat on,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

swhicl, writes fraternat INSURANCE
se,ir1long the Hebrews In the United
business In Virginia yesterday BY he
State Corporation Commission. 1t was
also given q license to write Insurance.
IN this Stete by the Bureau Of 1nsur.
n,seiv ~, has no capital ss9ck peihs
VIII Attend Fair. y.
Tie Governor will attend an aGri-
cultural display at virginia to day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Rest Goes Ia ,IaiIt

Tuesday morning at Twenty.ninth and p
Streets and fired three shots at Henry
Goode. was fined heavily In the Police Court
yesterday morning. and went to Jaisin de.
fault. He was fined $50 for shooting at
sGoode. and 500 and placed under $500 secur.
Its for twelve months for carrying con-
iceaIed wear pom x. 49, IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
MEETING DEFERRED

Military Board Session Will Not BE
,f4. Held saturday Night.
The meeting OF the State Military
: Hoard, which was called for Saturday
night, has been indefinitely postponed.
was found yesterday that Governor
Mann had engagements which would
preclude his attendance, and also that
General c. G. Vaughan. Jr.. would be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Dlnlnelln Rotifes.
~
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.

Atlantic Coast Line railroad ~.
once OF the Treasurer,
Wilmington, NJ Qct oberas 81 10.
THE BOARD OF8pI RECTORS Oh Til II
NAVY has d erlarsd 3 oer cen inter
III est on he cert! flea ties &sof tnde bteds
ness of that company, pay u q staS I'M
otllce Of the treasur er.s AZ sy iluitns-,
ton NJ c., on ana attars n dvatn her
closed from The Goth a ays OF DC berIS
n 9lo, d to the Ists day, az ssoyanl haHa
s1 .t3iES SESsa F1 ssT.
.TgeasuTogs q ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

Authorship Of Resolutions. @
Explanations were Forthcoming yesterday
as to who wrote the resolutions adopted by
the Business Mems Association OF South
Richmond and Chesterfield and by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Meetings.

>,,--ss-S SSeSs-e1SIJ
Virginia Railway 8 and EpoWer, Coz
6?S g East Main street,
Etchmond .Octo PEI. q. 1910
NOTICE ls - = HEB -. GIVEN
the annual H1eetlnsfo 81 the StocRholu'
ers OF me sNlrginia fta "a I'VE and
PoWer ,Gompahy WI 90 held g tne
1cG o. 1de sns
N S,eIsC;f * 4. w. q
o CLOCK e ~.
e Trans e BOOKS y Wipe closed
53$ on @fTluay,.. OcloDeT ~, g4S1V, at
O'CLOCK =, Ma. ana VIII be reopened
OF y oven oer .. 1sl0. az
~ 9 CLOCK 81. Al 49,, Z q,
ss ~ ~ = a q Il 's saLl 5 - a.;
seer tary
Richmond Locomotive Works,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Il THAT siI1r
viii he held az the o offssa - s. c 9nn
on WEDNESDAY,. the he st til 'Ss; 81
Ia fnrenoon1 fnr ~, rf,r,osa ~
aTecfinp 5iractnra ana snff1 cara,sss "a
for the transaction Of such + other her
business as1Yl1a,, @nronarI,s rnr, 3 @f,a.
fore the meetinE -. " s
ss s., n cALI.AyvAY.
:;
Seaboard Air Line RAILWAY.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MtSETlNei.T-T
Notice Is ereby given that the an.
nual ting Of the stockholders OF
Seaboerd Air Line. Raitway ~ u y B !, ne
~ held at the principal office Of. the
company, Moss u and Appoma
in the city Of Petersburg. Va. at til Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
SAFE
AFTER LANDING
IN WILDERNESS
#(ContinUed From First Page.1

CONTINUED From First Page.)
with dihoulty for the aeronauts and
much anxiety for those who remained
at home"
It Is likely that the distance travelled
by Hawley and Post to the PeribouKa
River Is nearly 1850 miles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
GAIN I'M MoNTGoMEIRFY
County Has Increase II
81 Value Of Real Estate. sssE

SOufhWeat County Faa Bncrease In
Value of Real Estate.
Montgomery county according to thu
reports filed in the office OF the Au.,
of S374,s04. or 1876 per cent. in thu
value OF Its real property. This IN.
crease Is somewhat. below the aver
age for the entire State.
exact figures are: 1903. $2.o25.-y
6:s1911. 32,398. $3.50.
Very few OF the new assessment
books are now out, although few
which were sent back for corrections
have not been returned. The cities of
yet to report, and until these books
are received It will be impossible to
make up q statement as to the total
gain for the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
I Bankrupt aRotlceB. as

k3dlHtupl ..aZulsIeb.
NOTICE OF FIRST Il EETiNG Is &
CREDITORS. ss
In tho matter OF No. y y III
Bankrip., 5 s5st Is 4 Il Ban krllp' cy.!
EINsSTHE INSTINCT COURT o II TFIH
UNITED STAT S8 FOR II II + s II. Sly
X u Il N IST RI en- O l.sY IltsIN
TO the creditors of &F'Rs.ANIl# CRUTCFI-.
laIELDs Of Richmond, in the co untg5pfi
@ Henrico and district aforesaid
Notice is hereby given Il mat on the
l3th Ian of Ooto her p. "a q 0.l the
said FR.NNKT RuTCHI FELL was duly
Daar9 his sna tSa
y be 3nelds In my Office, Roolms Nos. S0s
and so 81 AmeW ca n tional Bank 3nttd-
Ing, Riohmpnd, Va. on! tho IA TI II.AIY
o'clock ny he forenoon, "a which Tine
the said ,arsdi tors may att en,l.5 + prove
their ~ Inns appoint a 81 trustee 4 axs3
anime the ban krup q nd transact suchS
other bus ness ms nay properly come
n oSs b ssNEAD, sf
ss Il teree In Bar toy, 3a 3
g#N OctoharS az. II o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
southe,rn halfway Earninv,

The estimated earnings for the
Southern Railway system for the third
week In October. 1910. We're: This year.
,31,257 ,68S; last year, $1.220.190, an In
crease of &37498.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

Order Licensed.
& The United States Grand Lodge OF
the Order Of Birth Abraham, society
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

smen t1nc.1. Richmond.
president and manager;
Vice. president and Soc
les. Jr.. treasurer-all OF
Maximum. 5000; min
!: Wall paper and dec.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
CHARTERS ISSUED

Charters were Issued yesterday by .hs
State Corporation Commission to the follow
New-York tribune., 1910-12-25
NIGHT GOWNS

7Sc-Nainsook. baby waist
style. embroidery insertion
and lace edge.
7Sc-Nainsook. low neck.
eyelet embroidery insertion
and edge, ribbon-run.
79c-C brio. y-shaped
neck, cluster tucking, two
rows embroidery insertion
and embroidery rufiie.
SSc-Cambric. Empire yoke
of Val. lace insertion, sleeves
to match.
SSc-Cambric. low neck, yoke
and sleeves of all-over en-
broidery, with lace edge.
SSc-Cambric, low neck, lace
insertions. wide embroidery,
ribbon beading, sleeves of
insertion.
-9Sc-Nainsook. V-shaped
neck, yoke and sleeves of
lace and embroidery inser-
tions, beading and ribbon.
ST .2S-Nainsook. low neck.
prettily embroidered yoke,
wash ribbon and fine torchon
edge.
ST .29-Nainsook. low neck.
embroidery yoke and VEIN
ing. torchon rufflc and rib
bon. fine tucks below yoke.
S [ 29-Nainsook, low neck.
pin tucks. fine embroidery
edging and ribbon.
81 .29-Nainsook, Emp ire
yoke of dotted Swiss and
lace insertion; sleeves of
same.
S 1 .2S-Nainsool>. EN- p ire
yoke of embroidery medal
lions and lace insertions.
81 .4S-Nainsook. Emp ire
style, yoke of embroidery in
sertion and ribbon; trimmed
kinlono sleeves.
S I .TS-Crepe cloth. Valen-
ciennes lace insertion, Xxi
mono sleeves.
ST .7S-Nainsook. yoke of
lace insertions and beading;
short sleeves.
Other Night Gowns. ranging
up to S114Jo.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-25
NIGHT GOWNS

2oc-Cambric. high neck,
hemstitched tucks and ruffie.
Soc-Cambric, low neck,
three rows lace insertion,
plain band and ribbon
S9c-Muslin high neck.
varied tucks and embroidered
ruffie.
A9c-Muslin, N-shaped neck.
tucls. six rows embroidery
insertion. embroidered ruffie.
SOC -Nainsook. low neck two
rows lace insertion, beading,
ribbon and lace edge.
S0c-Nainsook. low neck.
dainty embroidery. ribbon
run-
S9c-C a m brio. N-shaped
neck. wide embroidery inscr-
tion. ribbon run lace edge.
60c-Cambric. square neck,
tucks. six rows embroidery
insertion. beading. ribbon and
cissliroiieIy Iuflic.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-25
CORSET COVERS

1op-Ca Cambric. low neck. two
iace insertions, beading, nib
bon. lace edge.
10c-Cambric. low neck. lace
edge
sk1-Cambric. low neck, four
hemstitched tucIss beading,
ra,bon lace edge.
4Oo-Cambric, low neck, two
isrc and ono embroidery In
serfion. beading ribbon and
lace edge
okc-Nainsook. low neck.
embroidery yoke. ribbon-run.
0kc-Cambric. high neck,
hcmstitched tucks and en-
hluiG,ry edge
0Op-Calnbric. low neck. one
llcc insertion. wide embroid-
cry beading. ribbon, and lace
edge
cQp-Cuossbar Nainsook. two
rows lace insertion, beading.
ribbon. lace edge.
SQC-Crossbsr nainsook, blind
embroidery insertion. bead
ing. ribbon. and lace edge
Coc-CrosstaT nainsook. two
Maltese lace insertions. bead
inc. ribbon, and lace edge
GQp-NansooE. low neck. two
tore q en- lace insertions,
I--adiug. ribbon. and lace
900 Nairsook. low neck. Two
iare insertions. wide bead
ing. ribb Il. and lace edge
zoo Nsinsook. low neck.
uflc embroidery back and
front. beading, ribbon. and
'sCo edge.
zoC Nainsook. low . c X.
f-reo rows lace and two Of
.n1praidc~y insertion. bead
jas. 1ibnon. and lace edge.
5ac-S Ger nsirso X. low
u.-ck. embroidery edge. rib
ion-rgn.
GQc-Neinsou}. low Il e G X
four embroidery mcdaliions-
lace iuserIio1s. heading. rib
fan. and faCe edge.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-25
KTMONOS, Etc. ID II

Elsewhere 50c-Long Kimonos-
6eured lawn; stitched edge through
out
52c-I:l~cwhcre SI00-Long kimo-
ucs. lowcred lawn: border to match,
st.Z9-Elscwbcrc s2Qo-Long Kimo-
uc,. fancy crepe, Empire style;
border of messaline ribbon
s1sz9-Elsewfere s. 225-Long Kimo-
nos. Empire style. dotted crepe bor-
der oi soft messaliue-
Elsewhere S350-Wbitc Fig
ured Swiss Negligees: Empire style,
trimmed with lace and ribbon
<L,PZ- Elsewhere S4.25 - kimono
Ncglgces. Fiorentinc silk, tucked
front: satin ribbon border; kimono
sleeves
$50 Elsewhere Szoe - Kimono
NcciicecS, soft f1owered satin, En-
rirc style OF messaline ribbon bor-
s5.3E Elsewhere S5.5o-Albatross.
tucked IN front, scallopcd border,
ncgliccc kimono sleeves; heavy
cfrdlc.
$3.50 Elsewhere SS-50- Albatross,
ifcaleu BACK aild i1olL, iaI sc ootidi
iHscd with China silk. scalIoped edge;
silk lined sleeves: worstcd glrdie
sc Elsewhere 75c-Flowercd Lawn
Dressing SacqueS: yoke back and
front: stitched scaiioped edge, short
lIulono sleeves.
Sc Elsewhere 81 -25-Fancy dotted
Swiss Dressing -Sacque. border to
match: scalloped edge: ribbon bow.
sl-79 49, Elsewhere s.. Albatross
Dressing SaCqucs: silk scallopcd
clEc: collar. ribbon bow.
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New-York tribune., 1910-12-25
NIGHT GOWNS
Extra Large Sizes

79c-C Cambria, high neck.
yoke of cluster tucks and
cambria ruffle.
S9c-Nainsook, low neck:
wide torchon edge, ribbon
5 / .SS-Nainsook. low neck,
wide eyelet embroideries,
ribbon-run.
S | .4S-Nainsool<. low neck;
embroidered yoke, lace in
sertion, lace edge and rib
bon.