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New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

l1onper Producers statistics, which viii be
H'aae public Thursday.
United BANK NOTE REPoRT.-The
| IN GGaiteu @ bank Note Corporation reports for
.Ie ne year ended December 81. 1909. total in
ao'sie @ OF Hl06,13s, against S4lI.9 in 1905
| Stl9 5tt t5S'S25 in 1907. After all charges
~ ~a.HIaehus and appropriations there was 4
esS e0SSL me preceding year, and a decrease OF
| see'iSS from 1907
BONDS OVERSU UBSCRIBED -Spever &
e. 20 ciosed the subscription list TO the
slI.uuv9po Rock Island. Arkansas & Louis
.Il .,aIa nIsl mortgage Al per cent gold bonds
p.olnpuy at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
e enS oondS having been many times over
possible ei
CtFAL0 MINES COAIPANY.-Th Buff
ialo Mlhes Company has declared the reg
ut@t tt@t quarterly dividend of per cent, paw
ap-e AnriI !, and an extra quarterly divf-
uenu oI per cent. payable MAY Is.
COTTON EXCHANGE HOLIDAYS.-The
n,ienlperS of the New York Cotton Ex-
change have voted to close the Exchangn
on Good Friday and Holy Saturday
RAILROAD EARNINGS-Railroad re-
porting yesterday gross earnings for the
IaSt week in February show for fifteen com
Pahles total gain of $740.eS4, and for one
company loss of S15.367. comparison being
made with the same time last year
LISTED IN LONDON.-The Rock Island
kallroad collateral trust per cent bonds
OF winch there are about $4,000 900 out
standing. have been listed on the London
Stock Exchange
DIVIDEND DECLARED. - The Sieeel
stores Corporation has declared an initial
dividend of 2l2 per cent on its common
STOCK, payable March il.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago March 7-CATTI, Recefuts Or coo.
strong steers s. 5oqss % COWS $4S$5 .. iSGf hef
stocilers ana feeders. 81 25Q$5 75. HOGS-Re-
ceipts. Is 600: market 100 l5c higher choice
iSut mixed 50 s0lgS9 30; choice light. SO 9G{c
$40; packing. SO 05g$lo 10; PIGS, 50 25aS9 -;
10 600; steady 10 loQl5e higher; sheep, 81 50gg
$ 10. lambs, IS 2I4$9 40 yearliugs 81 25a IS co.
II COO including 900 Southerns: steady 10 10c
higher: choice export and dressed beef steers.
4S1 90 stockers and feeders, So 25Q$6 10; South
haIive IS 6oQSG 50; heifers. 81 SQQs7 bulls. 81 25
COO; lOQ15c higher. top, $40; bulk So 6OaSa %:
he heayy, 81 9oq $l9 6 gackers and butchers 50 100
Receipts 5000, market steady 10 1Oc higher.
lsa1S, lsmSs s. @ 50g$3 p; ysarnss y g 5oa$S 15
and feeders, 81 50aS5 so.
East Buffalo. March T.-CATTLE- Receipts
$500: active aud 108iJc higher: prime steers.
SO 70, heiiers 81 5o4S6 90 cows. s. 25GgS5 70:
bulls, So 5oaS5 -; stockers ana feeders So 100
spriusers STEADY. S26a$70. VEALSL Receipts.
lC00 active and 5oc lower S6aSlO 80. HOGS
and mixed. s1o 4oq SO Is: Workers siGdsio 40.
Pigs, 50 JOWSlo. roushs, 50 IOG$3 75: stays 81 so
L.AMBs--Receipts I8.ooo: active and 1o9e5c
higher. lambs ST. 25G$9 90. a few 81 60: year
81 90: sheep mixed. 50 5oaS7 80
Cincinnati, March 7---CATTLE- Receipts.
shippers S6gs7; common. 50 55aSI s5 HOGS
Receipts. .5o6 active and lo4ljc higher, butch
ers and shiEpers. $40 2oG$lQ -; common. $7q
So io lambs steady at IS 75aS9 - - 80"
Pittsburg. March 7-CArrI.E .E-supply fair;
choice $Ia%I 30: prime, 50 9o1lS7 10. SHEEP
and common, S8a$5: lambs Sass IS & co ygHf euls
CALVES. SagS9 20 Hogs Receipts light
heavy Workers $40 4Oas1O 80; hight vSI,5srs ge
50 S5QSo oO' pigs so 1889 So roughs. S9GS0 So
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE Of NEW
York. by the grace OF God free and t2de-
pendent. to Sophie Hayn, Max Hayn and to all per
sons interested in the Estate OF ]. GeoTg Schsnk-
late Of the County OF New York. deceased. a.
creditors legatees. next OF KIN or otherwise send
greeting: You and each of you are hereby cited
and required personally 70 Be and appear before
our Surrogate Of the County of New York. the
SurrogateS Court Of said County. held at ths
Hall Of Records. in the County q New York on
the 5th day OF April. 1910. at half-past ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day. then aui
there 10 attend judicial settlement OF the ac-
count OF proceedings of William sullivan and
Kate r. Sweeney. Executors OF the Last VII
and Testament OF said deceased, and such o.
YOU as are hereby cited under the aga or
twenty-oue years are required TO appear by your
guardian IL YOU have one. or II You have none
to appear AMI apply for one 20 be appointed or
IN the event ~ your neglect failure 10 10 So
a guardian will be appointed by the Surro gate 10
represent and act for you the proceeding
IN testimony whereof. have caused the Seal
of the Surrogates' Court Of the SAID
County OF New York be hereunto
IL. 81 affixed Witness Hon Abner G.
Thomas, a Surrogate % our said Coun-
y. ar the County or New York thu
end dav Of February. IN the year q our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and ten
DANIEL. J. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF tho SurroSates' Court
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CHICAGO INpusTRIALs.
EEPRY COMPANIES.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March WHEAT SPOT dun; fGt-
fras STEADY; March. IS ga, May. IS 100; July,
Is ezsd c0RN qgiset ne% ID AmsTies1 9,1i'11
,I-,Ii- March, roninaI: July IS 39sd. PEAS
canadian steady Is Cd Fk0CEMin'eF ,,adc o5s1 Paf
IS los0fc los BEEF Extra lEdla mess, laes
81 PORK Prime mess western. Us %; %,
cut 7os Cd short rio rs gssr hssT bellies eas d,; us
l0n, clear fnidles light, Iosi nFaty- oJs, sloIl
oiesr backs. 8ss 81 SHOULDERS square 8os
LARD Prime Western. les, oss % 81; Alheilesi! @! @!
r@6nGd pals 69e CHEESE, 'anadisn finest
pIItfe SIS "a colored Cos TALID"nPrial,e
,......-' ,.,,,,,t,'o lCs 7I.d PETROLEUM.
Teaaed ia LINsEED oii--s3s 3D. 90 COT =,
Ta,SeFED OII-HGn refined; sp91 "'s 30
TaII0W- Australian. in LONDON. Dos 80
London. MARCH SIG rch i4l e5
LIS I'D rauscavado Us Cd; beet, Aaieh l4s ~.
sEED-cscutta Apri'. .!pRnu JsaTn 's5 or. isa sa
PETR0LEIrM Atnericaa refined go 76P4l sPirlis.
- TtTRPENTTNE- Spirits, IS % "a Ho94-'
American strained fGs "a; nne:, IgS % ,,a,o.
Antwerp. March 7-PETRoLe' - -
R-TrIesi March T-CHEEsE- Firnl' west
erns. IL. Ql3c. EsE,erns, l2gl-tze'
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
SatuT

FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour very quiet
SiSa 81 Is; winter stralghts. s. 15a$5 Is: pateats
3 20 'aS3 xiner h9 81 7o6$5 30 . 3 a 56a$ s. S. Ean
sas straights s. I5a$5 30 RTE FLOUR
:. a das 70 g. soS4 + I9gf4 s. 9 stead
kiln dried. SO 40. BAGMEAL-Steady, fne
Western spring. $26a$26 % standard middlng,
S29dS26 -: -four do. SIS !3e$29 . red Gog. SIC
sacks: midding. $26 75d$3o so: red dog. $50 50a
S3l 30. homny chop. SO 30 in bulk, ST 20 in
PRoVIsIONs~steady at the start but on
the advance active liquidation lost all the gain
to some extent by the decline in grain Lard
was quiet with sales of 100 tierces at Il. 7Gc.
lRorl i@rAeaTi cea SO z5as2s- BEEF @ '0%i s1i@
SI4 80: family. $lsa$1s 50; packet. SIS 504slG;
steady. $54as28. DRESSED HOGS -Firmer.
Bacons 13isc; $50 n. 1J1sc: iGo H.. 15asc: 40
b ,d i3;e , pigs s6s 15se ,Se ScT 10 m iAiSsd rs S T
I4laa14%lc: "a 10, II 12al4$4c. Plclded hams.
l412 Z. he TAILoW- STEADY: c'ty, Z; country.
6E4 d57c. LARD-Firm- Middle West. 1880
~ Sc: city 135amI3@. O.; refined. South America.
I475c; Continent. II 2oc; Brazil. kegs 15.75c:
stcady OIeo. 6alGl4c; stearine. 1910
SUGAR Refined firm AZ 5-5c net less l
lean Sugar Refining announced to-day that Il
9-Ib cartons fine aranuIsted. 3}s-Ib cartons fine
eranuiated. 80 in ease Of 112 pounds aud 5-Ib
cartons "A IN case Of 100 pounds New
styles win sell at same price the 2-Ib
cartons say. 20 points above tho price OF
bulk grauulatod in barrels Raw here firm
and unchanged. centrifugal, 80 test. 4.42c:
50 test, a2c, moiasses sugar 50
test 2 g7c There "a sale Of . 600 bags
cuba centrifugal. second half March shipment.
at z l-iBc. basis 90 test. cost and freight. and
confirmation of sales Of 81. 900 bags Cubas.
All Mnrcl shipment, part prompt at same
price. The London market for beet sugar was
a. las cd aud closed at las a. d for March
and ApriI and IS ID for Nav
RTfF-Firm and unchanged
MtrT.IG-C0PPER- Standard easy. snot
and delivery m to The end of june. a. % g
~ o5c London easy, spot. th9 las sd fut-
mes seo t5s lake copper hero. f3G9I ii
~ S7I.c elactroIytfc 1877 - n - G2iac. cast
inr n lct. n ~ 90. TIN Weak SPOT ~ 40
- 40 so, March 90 % n b 90. Aprl - 40 n
e. 66c. MAY and June. g. 432 Ioc. London
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sUa UaRoGATE'S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner . Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
Of New York. notice Is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Mary a A1laire.
late 0f the County OF New York deceased, rp
present the same with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscribers az their place OF transacCins bust
ness the Office OF James Demarest No. 1so
Nassau Street. in The City OF New York. or
before the first day Of September next.
Dated New York. the eleventh day OF February.
1910 DCSTAN ALLAIRE-
WILLIAM 5 1rcCOTTER-
Executors
JAMES DEATAREST Attorney for Executors.
10 Nassau St. New YORK Clty
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topics OF THE STREET.

~ 80 s-t...A TRADING Foreign houses
il, ta,si factors 80 Tho local stock mar
a. of !, 4-ea l- e-nounting 10 uD-
-z.lr --afez, HItl sales predCni-
aazI.ltEfE iron AND STEEL COM
-.srg a. 'e--ei meeting Of tie stock
saIa.r As- ap-laetn iron and Steel
-.lrze a. SA .ai.e4 i0r March a 10
-erred s,..r.- --.-e-s- ct &leg, 90 ia tie
q 'a.s s@ ~ iag-e shares VIII he divided
lFsferrlt t-.r holders Of tie 5000,
s-r9g -so o-fa slHVF.TJJ common The
- pe- .5- -.l1rized an issue of 81
- ,lras ..t"-t car convertible gold
- s-zre ~ -l.e -At9 preferred stock
g tl- oo.-- proceeds t0 le used to reirn-
~ t.cde., +o'it isr additional exDen8.-
-, md =. NC building eF the uey.
f-o'--s additional working
Z gt.l6eE 6eE Shares axe ro+ ,.,r,,..-,., b..
-@lee sn5 i-5a shares thereof will
eies slrese1H deposited wifh ,se IA GTG
fgYi9e -F ,s-tee. The 1-143 shares
. share ~ Nis convertible feature AZ
-, Eien proposed issue OF debeuf
80 y ne --I'o-e la the referred
s.se STOCK .' las been authorized
- i1r O. -re aud The debenf-,-es
~ oehert.-- gl rr asot.t .gar.i5 1F
l-- a. 8 M 10 De offered 10 stock
R-. Mo lie - e.'-eFe f. Eslth night 10 con-
- I've yesrs =. ~ stock 1t any time
..tsis5 Clio IRON Am s..r,--,
s45s,'2i q 'ae stoekFoId'a da-: H.. - adl
= & ie iron ard steel Gonna .,,-
.9,.5. n. MA. o. .,as gas taken iii March
r ile aev, - allow li-oW further t.ele for
= .asrn.ar tearf- john 4 Ton
h,,s - 'roy,o '3 % ne board and : mem l9r
as,sf ala 6ea-r '2inm.ttee. reported thar
fss,.1ing ro,a received in~9ring by an
,ss4y Ffa .e InaEeial plan 0g
fops Pr on al fls LoI'ds secured by a
nsIa 'es5tsr.. 'es5src.... 80 opper metal prices
f.4s So sge,sr,e- ..9i demand quiet
!, 1ls, 9yllc t,,-.lts1r arc asking -
efae nee, es delivery. Tbeio
E ia lot seie-s5 -5'a,as of this quota
sss ID ~ E1s iaei.c.,'.'olI5, .'olI5,sun1ers having
ezBsc.s-. .sht. nffl nos await
TIC outcome Of tne
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

Weak and lower; spot, fl4s rs; ru;ures tt5o-
4 l4'tsAtD--Quiet; sper 452 Q i65c New York
30 10 y q 4.43c East 81 Louis. London un-
changed a; f13 IS. SPELTER-Quieti spot
80 q 5.s0c New York; 5.55 ) DOC East ST
Louis London lower, at AZ IS I'd. IRON
Higher at sis 7fzd for Cleveland warrants
IN London Locally unchanged No / foundry
Northern, SIS IS q SIS 50; 80 = S1S9$1s -,
No ] Southern and No l Southern soft, SIS q
SIS 30. Pig iron certificates unchanged. 10
sales. Regulars. March, SIT. April. $17 %
May $lI 30; June, Sl1 80. and July. SlS' All
asked.
MoLAsSEs AND sYRuPs-Firm. with full
but uncuarged prices
NAVAL sI0RES-Spirits turpentine steady
anG fairly active. with prices without import
ant change Rosin firm Tar steady.
OELs-Linseed oil unchanged Refined pc
troleum in steady demand at 9oc for stand
ara white IN barrels at New York.
COTT0NSEED oii~-Quiet; sales, $500 b6ls;
prices little easier, closing at points
decline TO 3 points advance About 2,jOO boS
were rendered on March contracts, but these
we're well taken care OF and had no apparent
influence on values. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

ID - - .
Spot cotton quiet. with prices 10 points lower
at Il 65c for middlng upland and - SOC for
middling Gulf. sales. 100 bales. delivered on
contract, 400 bales, Liverpool cables Srot
quiet; sales, 1000 bales speculation and export.
1000; American 6,oGo: called cotton, 1000. i'm
ports. 5000 all American. Middnr upland,
7.94d. Futures opened steady at decline Of
6Iz9Sla points, closed quiet. IOlaG1G points
lower Marchs 764lad; March-APril. 7.G114d:
April-May, 7-5Sd. May-June. 1.54l2d. June July,
49d. ,Tuly-August. 7431ad: August September,
715d; eptember-October c. nd October No
vernber. 6.53 I'd, November December, t.. 44d !:
December January. 642d. January-Februlry ana
February March. Gal Nd
C0FFEE-Quiet, sales, 180 0O0 bags. Of which
5000 were switches from July TO September and
December on even basis and from March 20
july at - points premium. Values generally
steady. with May ) points lower and other
months unchanged. Foreign markets without
special feature. Eayre being unchanged, Ham
burg unchanged to = pfenng higher and Bra
lillian markets were unchanged. spot coffee
steady. At s4c for Rio No Z Warehouse de-
Hyeries in the United States for the week We're
114.0i2 bags. against III, 1872 last week and 22J,
357 last year. OF the former amount New York
reported s2,i79 bags. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT sOUTHERN.

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
9 July "f2 F,s T. Sse s 5s: sssst sSfs sis
CINCINNATI NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS PAC
July iFe6 b. o 5s9aa63 9 5i9Ssi5 9S sis9sso
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
4aiv 45h week Feb n Ts0 sSsl" e! 70" ss2 SEQ se $40
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.
4th il} week XII in Fsb ses6 9ss s4es a sass sa4
GRAND TRUNK
+th week in Feb $500 6s3 s6s1 oar s761 oea
July FEB, 2S. -2s9s5.7Ss 26. 125 500 IS 9s7 8O3
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN.
4th week in Feb, -s157. 600 sIe2. 900 s14sooo
MINI. ST. PAUL & sAULr STE. MARIE
4th week IN Feb. S35S,Ta5 s34s314 s26a Oss
July FEB Is -15.917,5s8 13Ss302l sIss, 500
MOBILE < OHIO.
~ Fl I Fs$ g. S. s5s ss$ s5s IS
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
July T FeB @ E:o !s sa5f4s sa5ts ss$ sis s2si ss
SOUTHERN.
N1. A., o. Of miles r, oo6 1850 5ol3 .,c
July Feb 2s rs = 81 s5 s ss go 281
TOLEDO. PEORIA a WESTERN.
5 July is FiB tB Eso as sSns 3 1850 ss $50 sG Ss S9s
GREAT NORTHERN
Month Of Feb. 50. .79O. .22a S3.2t2.G52 So s11 q4g
July 1-Feb. 2s.. Al 475755 80 T47. .5g4 40 sol 6ns
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
No. Of miles. 451l 4as4 4265
Month of Feb. 81 $50, ,2s2 4547, ,457 s4.3s9 $40
July 1-Feb. IS 41,1s29sO IS 621. 1855 40. 922 606
MISSOURI KANSAS & TEXAS.
Month Of Feb. 81 a2I 341 ST. $50 a92 81. .66s. .915
July 1-Feh. 2s,. IS 1873, Ts5 1T6575Ta is, T6i T63
YAZOO & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Month Of Feb s7ss 45S ss2s s31 ss44 45s
July Feb. IS. 1921 lis T,o97. .794 1872. IA
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE & ATLANTIC.
Month Of jan
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. March T.-Under nrcssrre of Iar,,
arrivals May wheat fen OF sharply, the nors
distant months receding more SLOWLY Csorn
sagBed decidedly. and oats ranged lower Vim
the other grains. Provisions gained Inv
early and then weakened. in synpatbv viitS
grain prices. Range OF prices:
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,esKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
TOILET PREPARATIONS.
RECELvER'S SALES.

BALD HEADS CURED Thin hair made to
grow strong Free trial treatment Price 81. co
h1LLIs. Madame De Mara, litn Street store.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York March 1910.
~VEERLY RECEIPTS
Beeves COWS Calves Sheen Hogs.
Jerssy City,. 1856 LTa3 4.e54 l2OS1
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NEW YORK PRICES.

FUTIDN-An eaTIy GeCIDe vas fOII0Wed BY
q recovery. and the closing tone was steady az
net decline OF only lq7 points. After opening
unchanged TO points lover. prices fell off 20 p
net decline Of about 7914 points This carried
the market about d" points under the high level
Of last week active old crop months. South
spot markets we're unchanged to - lower
The recent action of the market has crea ted an
impression that a strong bull clique has laid
plans for A campaign in May and July contracts
Local contract prices:
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EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Elevator export basis
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

shipper. Steamer catfie shssn beef
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

New York, March Z, 1910.
GhAlN-WHEATd developed weakness early,
and prices declined sharply. May sold down
hearIS &c a bushel. while the later months
We're stc 70 1sc lower. There was a moderate
rally from the extreme decline on covering, and
al the close prices were 1sc 10 I1sc net lower
bearish feature was the expectation OF a
government report on farm reserves. which
VIII compare with 143 500 coo bushels last year
which was 21.5 per cent OF the entire crop. and
las 121. GOO two years ago. which 80 per
cent No red wheat here closed 81 26 bid ee-
Nator. domestic and nominal afloat: No
Northern Duluth and No hard winter, ST 25ls
nominal o afoat CORN-ESsier, selling
down sharply under heavy liquidation. hammer
ing by bears short selling reports Of poor
cash demand increasing stocks at leading points
and In anticipation Of a besrish government re
port Of reserves. which compare with Loaf TG go
bushels last year. which was 293 per cent
Of th3 crop At the close the market was asc 10
.2c Up from the bottom, but showed a net loss Of
sc TO 1c per bushel Exporters took i've loads
Steamer corn here closed 6512c and No A. 62l2c.
both asked, elevator. export basis; No .. 60 &c
asked T @ aloat. OATS-Easier. closing at a
net loss of sac To fsc in sympathy with other
grains and under general selling The govern
ment report on reserves viii compare with 27S.-
Sal 900 bushels last year. which was 81 6 per cent
Of the crop. Cash oats here were also easier with
mixed 2S 10 SO n. quoted nominal. natural white
e6 70 81 n, 50}z d52l2c, and clipped white, "a
10 AZ n, 6ld5S l2c. RYE-Duil; No . Western,
go nominal O shoat BARLEY Nominal.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-08

J. p COTTON. Jr. Solicitor Tor Receiver l6s
Broadway. New York city.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-31
$50 Velvet RUGS Si8.75

9xl2 size in many beautiful floral
and Persian effects; after seeing
them you will realize the bargain
here offered i'm genuine $1,000
value for only -,.----,.,-.---- $3.50
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ROon-SiZe Russ
.4Mdu Bclon RcgMlar

No better opportunity will present
itself To get Il nice floor covering for
the bedroom, parlor or dining room
than the present time of great say
ing. The shrewd ones are going 10
anticipate their needs along these
lines and supply for future needs.
That's economy in the strictesi sense
of the word Note these:
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$3.50 Tapestry RUGS $D.75

9xl2 Tapestry Brussels Rugs in de-
signs you greatly care for; colors
enough TO select from Ia match any
kind of Il setting: S.,22.oO qualities
clearing nj --...,,-...-----.---,--.,- $3.50
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SIS Saxony Administers for
$N.75

Also 9xl2 and one of the hest wear
ing rugs made; the low price will ap-
peal: assOrtments of eoiOrS and pat
terms is large: NIL $1,000 values Of
fered at -----.--.,..-..--.--.S 21.S5
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500 Odd Pairs
Lace Curtains
Nearly Half Price

Strong bargaining of oddments i'll
lace curtains. Nottinghams in ccrn
and white. clumy. Point dESprit,
Marie Antoinetie. Colonial. An
tiaues. Irish Point and others. Here
are the exact reductions for clear
ance:
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Choice Dress Fabrics, Per Yard Is
Address Trimmings Price

Countless yards of latest dress trimmings, Per
sian braids. applique, lace and dress garments.
dressmakers will flock 10 this feast. CHOOSE
ANY THING; IN STOCK AND PAY HALF
REGULAR PRICES.
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The YEARLY h q
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haan is
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
Do Women L0ue Mustach?

Do inherently love
because the mustach doomed?
This is the question asking
English
n
this typical
American smoothshaven. the continent
smoohshaven they promptly set him
they also that his shoes and presenb they know
that he American without shadow
land cant be The English have been slow follow
their this
tach still be along Picadi
smoothshaven there than in
balance a
long be ncnng toward the side the
ming something loved and lost They they have
q of the
twist OF
when medtating and that carried vrl
maniness that the smooth upper lip cannot command.
o girl? she, secretly
in that the mustach Is missing?
about It? Do a ma more
he a mustach then he would be without?
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have ideas m9sach question:
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WILL SPEAK
FOR SUFFRAGE

The College Ekual Suffrage club
will hold suffrage meeting at the
First Universalist church Monday
evening. August %.
Alfred H. Brown of Boston, who
Is widely known lecturer, writer
and dramatic critic, will be the
speaker Of the evening and will
take for his topic Suffrage" He
will discuss the amendment now
pending in this state.
A program of musical and liter
airy numbers will also be included
on the program. No admittance
will be charged, but a collection
will be taken up. The public are
cordially invited to attend and the
women particularly request the
presence of the men.
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MRS. DE LONG WILL SPEAK.
Cpntbia @reps'
qRttfr8

Dear Miss Grey-O l am very
fond Of a young man who calls fire.
quently, and buys me books, flowers
and candy, yet never speaks of love.
How can l find out whether he
cares or not? (2) Can one love
more than once? 60 What is an
appropriate picnic dress. (D Would
one with brown hair be called blond
or brunei. 60 Will white slippers
and long white silk gloves be worn
this summer?
NOBODY'S DARLING.
A.-(D If he asks you to marry
him, you will know he loves you.
(2) Yes. (3) Bingham. chambray
Or linen. (4) Neither. (5) Yes.
White shoes should never be worn
except with white dresses.
Dear Miss Grey-(D Please tell
me how to make penochie. ca Is
II right for a girl of II to have
young men callers? ANXIOUS.
A.-O Cook three cups light
brown sugar with one cup milk.
When it has cooked enough to
make soft, firm ball when dropped
into cold water, add teaspoon but
ter. Remove from fire, flavor with
vanilla and add a cup of broken
pecans or other nut meats. Turn
out on well creased pan and crease
into squares. ca II her mother Is
willing.
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ARABIAN TALES OFMAGlG
AND MYSTERY
N LIGHTS .ar sss s a., :o7'
RETOLO FOE BOYS
AND GIRLS

I was escaping I heard the sounds
of a festive procession. 1t was a
bridal party and in the midst of it,
fair and sweet as a rose, sat my
bethrothed on a white palfrey, "a
wedding veil on her brown hair.
Beside her rode the vlzier's son.
I had lost everything-father,
home and my princess. So l put
on beggar's cloak and roamed
about until l came to. this city,
where l hope to get aid from your
kind sultan.
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THE THREE BEGGARs.

In the city of Bagdad there lived
two sisters, noted for their beauty
and their kindheartedness. One
evening, as they sat at supper,
there came a knock at the portal
and the maid led in three beggars,
clad in leather. Each of them had
shaved his head, his eyebrows and
his lashes, and each had lost his
right eye. Each was young and
each was very handsome. They
were given bountiful supper, and
then, In accordance with the city's
regular customs. they were asked
to relate the stories of their lives.
Without hesitation one of the three
began his tale.
My father was the king Of a far
country. he said, and | the heir to
the crown. One day when I came
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-20
GATHERS FREAK CREATURES

TULSA, Okla, Aug. 19.--William
Lumpkins is a local character,
whose hobby is the raising and
breeding Of freak animals.
His unique menagerie includes a
five legged hog, one legged
chicken, horned rooster. talking
sparrow and hen with its heart
on the outside of its breast. his lat
est acquisition to the strange collec-
ton of natures freaks.