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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

c. S. Herzig, w. Murdoch Wiley
and B. X. Morse of the engineering
firm of Constant-Herzig of New
York City arrived in the district Fri
day evening and are registered at the
Northern. The gentlemen are here
to look over the recent developments
at the Ely Central property.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

Mr.. McCreary and his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Russell Martin of Cherry
Creek, accompanied Mrs. McCreary to
Salt Lake on Tuesday, and will stay
there until sometime after an opera
ton has been performed on Mrs. Nc
Creary. to see how 1t fares with the
patent.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

Cleveland McGill. the son of w. n.
McGill entered the freshman class at
Yele having taken his preparatory
work at Andover and the Box prepar-
atory school.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

Mrs. Charles e. Davis of Kimberl,
has been visiting in southern Cali.
fornia for several months and hel
husband left On Wednesday to joir
her and he expects to spend a couple
of weeks at Los Angeles and Sar
Diego.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

Edward Perry is arranging to sell
is ranch property at Duekwater pre-
'aratory to moving his family to Ten
Iesssee where he has purchased a
Lome.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

o. f. o'Hara is still quite sick and
contend to his bed at his home in
East Ely with kidney and bladder
trouble and is now being attended by
DR.. Gleason.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

C. F. Patterson. who held the Of
Ice OF counsel to the Modern Wood
nen of America, has rendered his
esignation owing to his leaving the
district.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

Arthur McEwing left Ely on Wed
nesday morning for Kimberly to re
sumo his duties with the Giroux Con
%solidated. after being absent tw,
weeks visiting fritnds at Salt LAX,
and Ogden.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

A visitor to the old town from ILL
pah is Captain William Norman who
will purchase ranching supplies and
combine business with pleasure by
friends.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

Lee Howard of McGill, was in at
tendance at the Republican county
central committee meeting Tuesday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

William Matson was excused from
jury duty in the district court on
Tuesday an account of defective hear
ing and he left for his home in Hamii-
ton on Thursday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

r. f. Coffey, the superintendent of
the Glasgow 4 Western Exploration
company is at the Northern hotel of
Ely and will spend sevral days here
attending to the business of the com-
pany.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25

Mrs. Smithroth and her brother
leave tomorrow for a several weeks
visit in Salt Lake and other Utah
points.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

HOSE medium weight full fashioned
Cthat ock made Of imported Aaco
black and bur
OPPORTUNITY SUCH AS ONLY MACY CUSIOALEkSs
20c special Tuesday the
OPEN-FACE NICKEL WATCHES hundred made by the New
Company plain polished wind ana guar
sell at 500 EACH special tor
WATER TUABLERS-bown glass decorated with design
special Tuesday basement;
IRISH EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES-our designs rod
in the basement
WOMENS CAPE WALKING GLOvES-prixseam sewn rouHi
three desirable shades Sis quality p
NSERTION-heavy embroidered with silk flowers nao
,cok blue caavba brown old
inches
Tuesday the
EMBROIDERED NAINSOOK CORSET COVERINGS-pale blue I
of Madeira hand work r0oon
eyeets wide imported sell at 75c yard special Tor Iu
" WOMENS HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs- linen. sge
for Tuesday fOor
WONENS BATHROBES. of striped Swansdown;
collar and cuffs; ribbon grde made TO sell Tor
Tuesday the second floor 79c4
WOMENS TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS heavy quality in black
tucked
$500; for Tuesday on the second
RAG RUGS-solid white borders
26x48 inches; special Tuesday third +9c
FIGURED SWISS CURTAINNG
bv
ard; special fOr Tuesday the third floor --. l+ct
SOLID OAK DINING CHAIRS, weathered high
regularly $1S9; Tuesday fourth foorsl -
CHARTERED OAK ROCKERS highly polished back saddle
Tuesday the -
WHITE ENAMELLFD IRON BEDS. knobs
fourth floor
FOJ-R-FOID DRAUGHT SCREENS. golden mahogany
panels filed red buraP regularly $3.50
the
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

SATIN MIGNONETTEi.
silk-and-woOi, "a in----$S s6
SATIN PANNE, AZ in.
wide, yard .........-s-.S2. SO
COMPLETE A ORT-
MENT OF DRESS SILKS.
manufactured expressly for
us by c. J. Bonnet & Co.
PURE DYE ''MARCHION-
ESS' DRESS SILKS in All
the desirable veaVeS-Inade
for us by one of the best
known Silk Mills IN this
country.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

A table in the Art Department i'm the Basement
holds a great many pieces OF BRlC-A-BRAC worth
I'm to $50. II you need an ornament for any room
in vour house you can effect saving Of from 90
to S. 90 by getting if here and now. Choice Sl.4p
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
HANDKERCHlEFS
First Floor, Centre
For Ter-

E1FSt lOOTs O+llt40-
For Men-
HAND EMBROIDERED INITIAL
HANDKERCHIEFS, made OF unlaun-
dered Irish check linen; sold else
where at $3.50 a half dozen; very
special -......-..-.-. .....--.'. '.'.'S 0O
FRENCH CORDED LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS, extra sheer and fine:
full size, reduced .49c
For WOmen-
Hand Embroidered Madeira
Eaudkerchiefs. in the most COM
plete assortment TO be found
anywhere; six Thousand in our
last shipment; al the new styles
now on display. AS We make
the Importation direct, prices are
modest. They range from 46c
each 10 1885.
PURE LINEN INITIALLE.D HAND
KERCHIEFS, block letter, quarter
inch hens: special. six for -49c
IMPORTED IRISH LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS, narrow. hand thread
drawn hens; special, six for. -0-+c
IMPORTED ALL-LINE.N WREATH
TNTTIAILFB HANDKERCHIEFS.
choice of four designs: made 10 sell at
$50 for box of six; special. ..-..-I &c
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
SADDLES & BRIDES
Fifth Floor. 34th ST

Fifth Floor 34th st
WOMENs DOMESTIC SIDE SAD
DIES. made of imitation huckSkln'
,uIIred seat and safe, with leaping
horn: two girths and leather sur
cingle; Victoria stirrup- .......$ 80
WOMEN'S DOMESTIC SIDE SAD
DIES. both seat and safe made or
Eocsllin: English serge lined. FitZwill-
lam girths. slipper or Victoria stlrrup.
IT your option .-..--..-..- -$2O.oS
WOMEN'S DOMESTIC SIDE SAD
DIES. French cut back tree; permits
ventilation and thereby prevents
ohafn- hoSskin seat and safe, titZ-
william girths and balance strap,
ohoire Of stirrups Nictoria. slipper
or plain .-.--.--.---.--- So I 80
W0AIEN'S IMPORTED SIDE SAD
DIES. full hogskin. MaNhew heads
nd patent safety stirrup strap bars,
Scotts or Cope's safety stirrup, at
Your option, complete ........- 5 80
woMEN's DOMESTIC AsTRIDE
SADDLES. with stirrups. feathers ana
girths. complete .-.........,..--$l / ~
WOMEN'S ENGLISH ASrRIpE
ers ana Fitzwilliam girths. complete.
S2l.74, $33.74 70 S.3.7i
MEMS DOMESTIC RIDING SAD
DIES complete. S8.76. S9.4r 10
20 ST Z.5S.
MEMS IMPORTED RIDING SAD
DIES. complete with best grade steel
stirrups. feathers and girth, Sl9 SO.
$l4 - 10 x40.t4-
IMrOgTED sGNGLE-RE1N RIDING
Birdie, 81 90, $2.2t SO 81 Ca 50 -.
I'oRTEll potH BILE REIN
bGDTNG BRtpLES. $3.I", - -. 50 ~.
SO - 10 : IS.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
q dependence in after life.

dependence in after life.
Your money earns interest. II can
be withdrawn at any time or left to
earn interest. II is on hand for you
when you need 10 spend it. and RIGHT
WHERE YOU CAN SPEND IT MOST
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

Ben Franklin preached on this for
vears. and every great millionaire to-
day breaches the same, all telling you
that 3ne hard thing is TO save the
FIRST Thousand. and that the second
hard thing is 10 HOLD on TO THE
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

ceSsfilI men more than nine hundred
and rinerT attribute their success TO
FORMING HABITS OF ECONOMY
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

POATPADOUR and PEKIN
MARQCISETTE, "a in. 80 80
CREPE METEOR, A in.
wide, yard .S2.t9
SATIN PANNE, ~ in. wide,
yard ..-. --....--..S .S2.bS
RROCHE CREPES. 40 in
wide. a yard .s2.29
BROCHE CREPE ME-
TEOR, A in. wide, yard.
$50
CREPE ARMURE, AZ in.
wide, a yard d..........SA.49
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
Our Camera Counter


The old tune "Eacy'S Under
selling Supremacy" with new
words.
Your negatives enlarged to 8 K
10 inches, mounted on II K IA
inch cardboard and carefully
spotted fOr.........---..........
Snap Shot Albams, in the great
est variety frOm &c to $3.50.
Two Very Popular Albums; black
seal Leather, Z < 10 i1cheSS so
iCGVcS .-....-.-..-.--..----...- 7o~
Black WaIruS Leather Z 10
incheSs SO leaves. eS..............l.Z4
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

5th Wise Man: But If you have
deposit account with R. II. Macy &
Co. YOU charge what you buy TO your
oun account Thus. at Macy's you
shop with the CONVENIENCE and
speed of a credit account, and with
the ECONOMY Of a cash business
BESIDES WHICH EACH DOLLAR
EARNS INTEREST WHILE WAIT
ING TO BE SPENT.
sth Wise Man: Economy is haoit,
nothing but a habit, like punctuallty,
accuracy, etc. Form the HABIT OF
economy now and begin a deposit ac-
count with r H. Macy & Co. where
you can exercise the DOUBLE econ
omy of saving with good interest add
ed and of spending under conditions OF
the greatest possible economy.
eth Wise Man: Open an account
at Macy's for yourself, your wife, your
child. anybody you please. Add 10 IL
as often. or as seldom. as much or as
little as you please. Use II 10 make
your purchases on the economical
CASH Basis, when you have purchases
to make. Let II earn interest at four
per cent every hour you leave IL with
us. Get your balances regularly, show
ing what you have saved and what in
terest il has earned. Begin the i'm
portant habgt Of spending always
LESS THAN YOU MAKE. and see the
result week by week and year by year
in a steady accumulation.
Thus. undoubtedly would wise men
speak TO the ''sluggard" too deep in his
own conceit to know the value Of true
economy. For sluggishness never
shows more plainly than in the neglect
of economy.
You understand the simple PROPOSE
ton. Put your money on deposit in
our Depositors' Account Department.
--1-- ~
four per cent interest, which is COM
pounded every three months Make
your purchase at the cheapest CASH
rate. with all the comfort and speed OF
shopping on credit Begin an accumu-
lation or money, and above all THE
HABIT OF ACCUMULATING. THAT
ALONE LEADS TO WEALTH and in
dependence in after life.
Your money earns interest. II can
be withdrawn at any time or left TO
earn interest. It is on hand for you
when YOU need 10 spend il. and RIGHT
WHERE YOU CAN SPEND IT MOST
ADVANTAGEOUS going to the
bank and waiting in line to get a lit
tie out Each penny and dollar earns
its interest until spent. You spend it
when you do~spend it-st a. cash store
on a cash basis. and instead of paving
for the BAD DEBTS Of others. az you
must do with the credit concerns. you
get the best possible goods for the low
est possible prices-AND YOUR
MONEY EARNS INTEREST Be
SIDES
II this statement interests you: if
the savings Of the seven wise men
above have convinced you: if you want
to begin with US an account that
means DOUBLE economy-caH at r.
H Macy & Co.'S establishment, the
original department store and by far
the greatest retail cash enterprise in
the world.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

SATIN CREPE at s1'i'
SATIN CREPE, white, ivory, cream, ciel,
pink. Nile lilac, corn, silver, gray, old rose, re-
seda, peach, Alice, Copenhagen. amethyst,
brown. Chantecler. navy. dark blue, salmon,
Kings blue, old gold, coral, Algerian, cardinal,
black; 40 inches wide.
First Floor. 35th Street
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

This Is to be a sermon on ECON
oMY. based upon q wise utterance
end upon seven reasons.
This is the basis Of our discourse:
aTHF SLUGGARD Is WISER N
EIs OWN CoNCEIT. THAN SEVEN
MEN THAT CAN RENDER A REA-
son
Fverv human being is interested in
aesnouv. for il means the earning OF
leisure and independence in the future,
through seIf-denial and system now
-hp esta blishment Of r. Il Macy &
iCo-. IRE greatest cash retailing enter
r-ise in the world. is based absolutely
mon lines Of intelligent, profitable
ECONOMY in the interests Of the pub
Hc
rris uage. with the illustration al
The top. Is planned. of course. to attract
rovr attention. That which il an
nources - planned FOR YOUR BENE-
FIT. We show you above seven wise
men reasoning with one foolish slug
gard Take II for granted that the
siUgga-d does not appreciate the i'm
rorrauce OF economy nor understand
The Macy method
The seven wise men VIII now speak.
7=- Wise Man. Your money, earned
hv 10ur work and your intelligence
should bring vou in the greatest pos
sib.e return This il can do in two
-vsvs- First OK earning interest before
il is spent. second. by purchasing 10
the utmost in quality and quantity
when II Il spent
r Il Macy & CO. GIVE YOU IN
TEREST OK YOUR MONEY. and en-
ahie YOU 10 buy goods CT highest quail
fly. and CHEAPER N PRICE THAN
ANYWHERE ELSE.
- Wise Man: OF a thousand sue
cessfll men more than nine hundred
and ninety attribute their success To
FORMING HABITS OF ECONOMY.
Ben Franklin preached on this FOR
wears. and every great millionaire to-
day breaches the same, all telling you
that 3ne hard thing is TO save the
FIRST Thousand, and that the second
hard thing Is 10 HOLD on TO THE
OTHER THOUSANDS. r. H Macy &
90 have a DIan which will enable YOU
70 save your FIRST thousand or To
seen and add to your other thousands
81 Wise Man: r Il Macy & Co
! have = special Depositors' Account
, Department for customers. You car
deposit there as much or as little OF
ve1r income as you choose. whether
II he salary. wages or dividend. Every
dollar earns four per cent instead ol
The usual three or three and a half, as
eng as II is in our hands
ar Wise Man. r. II. Macy & Co
dr. a strictly CASH business. There
IS no man that ever bought dollars
worth on credit OF R II. Macy & Co
not even e member Of the firm Thus
when YOU buy at Macys you SAY
what other stores Jose ON bad debts
sl0v ua- and an extravagant book
Keeping department tNO ARGO-
NrN- - REQUIRED TO PROVE
THAT THE CUSTOMER MUST PAY
"A STORES EXPENSES. INCLUDING
ITS ran nFRTSD
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

e924 FOR ss24 CHIFFONlERS-
.-bite enameled. serpentine top. I'VE
de.p drawers, cast trass trimmings
wood gallery
s1f.24 FOR $iS.74 CHIFFoNlhRS-
u-bjte enameled. % inches wide; i've
deem drawers. cast brass trimmings
large, fancy shaped bevelled mirror
5fOss FOR s12S9 DRESSERS-white
enameled, 36-inch base; two IGng
drawers. two small top dra awers. cast
brass trimmings, 14x24 inch peVeileu
plate mirror.
1884 FOR 1861 BUFFETS-solid
oak SO inches wide. two small. top
drawers. one lined for silver; one long
drawer two cabinets, carved tOp anu
large beyelled mirror
st9.24 FOR $25.24 BUFFETS-quar-
tered oak veneered. Early English I'm
ish. serpentine top. 40 inches wide. one
large linen drawer, three small draw
ers. two cabinets, carved top, tancy
sLaped bevelled mirror.
81 FOR $I5.74 CHINA CLOSETS
solid oak. golden finish. SO inches
high. "a inches wide. three deep wood
shelves; bent glass ENDS.
st7.s7 FOR S2l.24 CHINA CLOSETS
solid oak, golden finish, 81 inches
high. ~ inches wide. three wood shelves
half mirror back, bent glass ends; wood
gallery.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

BLACK BEADED MARQU1SETTE AZ inches wide 81 te
BROCTTE METEOR, inches wide, yard. 9
SATIN ARNJJRE. 40 inches wide. yard 49
SILK CACHENIIRE. inches WIDE yard ~
IMPORTED MOUSSELINE DUCFIESSE: 40 in yard 81 - -
TAFFETA 40 inches wide, yard ..s ~
CREPE METEOR Is inches wide, yard --. 90 50
CACTTFNuRE g SOLE. AZ inches wide, yard So 40
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
SEASONABLE
VESTS AND DRAWERS
Second Floor.

For Women
SHAPED VESTS. made of Jersey
ribbed cotton; medium weight, hlSn
neck. long or short sleeves, Drawers
10 match, knee or ankle length; regu-
lar or tiSht top: each. ch.-.----.-.-..Zts4 4 &c
EXTRA LARGE SIZES. O9c
FIEECE-IINED JERSEY RIBBED
COTTON VESTS, high neck. long or
short sleeves: Draw erS to match, knee
or ankle length; each. ....--....4S &c
EXTRA LARGE SIZES S.-..-..-. O9C
JERSEY MERINO VESTS.
white and natural; high neck. long
and short sleeves, ankle-length Draw
ers to match. with French band;
each ....--.. Observation-Disclosures I &C
EXTRA LARGE SIZES. -.......94c
HEAVYWEIGHT JERSEY RIBBED
MERINO VESTS. white; high neck,
long and short sleeves. ankle-length
Drawers to match; finished with
French band; each. -9Sc
For Children
Second Floor
JERSEY RIBBED MERINO VESTS.
white, high neck, long or short
sleeves; ankIe-leggth Drawers to
match sizes > to 10; each. 49c
Sizes Il and Il. each SO9c
WINTER WEIGHT NJ f r I \ o
VESTS white; trimmed with silk tape
and pearl buttons; ankle-length Draw
erS 10 match. size 20, each &c
Each additional size, Sc higher.
NATURAL WOOL VESTS. heavy
weight. trimmed with silk tape and
pearl buttons; anllle-lenCth Drawers
TO match: size %: each. -59c
Each additional size, 1Oc higher,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

rate. with all the comfort and speed OF
shopping on credit Begin an accumu-
lation or money. and above all THE
HABIT OF ACCUMULATING.T THAT
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

ADVANTAGEOUSLY-no going to the
bank and waiting in line to get lit
tie out Each penny and dollar earns
its interest until spent. You spend it
when you do~spend it-at q. cash store
on a cash basis. and instead Of paying
for the BAD DEBTS Of others, az you
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

You understand the simple PROPOSE
ton. Put your money on deposit in
our Depositors' Account Department.
where 1T begins Immediately TO draw
four per cent interest, which is COM
pounded every three months. Make
your purchases at the cheapest CASH
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

CO have a plan which viii enable you
ID save vour FIRST thousand or TO
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
High Grade Imported Dress Silks & Velvets

METEOR BROCHE
BEADED VOILES
BROCHE VOILES
SATIN PANNE
SATIN ARMURE
BORDERED VOILES
SATIN CACHEMIRE
BEADED MARQUISETTE
MORE RENAISSANCE
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
ANTWHERE ELSE

IEkESI On fDJh MD-Ntl1, aHu eH-
able YOU 70 buy goods CT highest quail
frv. and CHEAPER IN PRICE THAN
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

ren reasoning with one foolish slug
gard Take il for granted that the
Slugga-d does not appreciate the i'm
rorrauce OF economy nor understand
-he Macy method
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

result week by week and year by ye;
in a steady accumulation.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
COLORED SILKS

BROCHE yOILES
BROCHE SATINS
PERSIAN SATINS
PERSIAN PLAIDS
CREPE ARMURES
BORDERED VOILES
POMPADOUR VOILES
PEKIN MARQUISETTES
SILK -and-WOOL SATINS
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

IMPORTED HOSE. medium weight full fashioned
o; made Of imported aoo
guudv. AN OPPORTUNITY SUCH AS ONLY MACY CUSIOAEkS
special Tuesday the lac
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

! OTHER THOUSANDS r. H Macy &
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

TO make. Let II earn interest at four
per cent every hour you leave II with
us. Get your balances regularly, show
ing what you have saved and what in
terest il has. earned. Begin the i'm
portant habit Of spending always
LESS THAN YOU MAKE. and see the
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

RROCTIE. VOTI.F5S
BEADED vOIIES plain changeable effects "a in 90
"A inches IS yS
DOT@BT.E BORDEsRED MARQUISETTE- AZ n.......s2 9a
pEt<IN ECATF aIOTR inches wide 50 40
PERSIAN CREPE DE CHINE inches wide, yard 50 49
PLAIN CREPE CHINE. match, yard. ~
RP0CFIE AND CHANGEABLE EOILtS, ii inches 50 % 299
f1tPSTAN RORDURE NOILES 80 inches Wide 19
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
DRESS VELVETS

LYONS PURE SILK VELvETS,
PERSIAN DRESS VELVETS, finest quality import 81
BoRDURE DRESS VELvETS, fine quality 4S in. ;s4s6
COIORED CHIFFON VELVET. all the desirable -,
n
CIACE CHIFFON VELVET, Al inches wide; yard ~ s3s SO
1FFSS VELVET. II inches wide; yard S3l9
VELVET Al inches Wide yard -. 49
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

heep and add to y0ur other thousands.
81 Wise Man: 2. Il Macy & Co.
have = special Depositors' Account
Department for customers You can
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

inns. undoubtedly would wise men
speak 10 the "sluggard" too deep in his
own conceit TO know the value Of true
economy. For sluggishness never
shows more plainly than in the neglect
of economy.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

Ti-is page. with the illustration at
rhe Ion. Is planned. of course, to attract
rour attention. That which il an
fnources Is planned FOR YOUR BENE-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

must do with the credit concerns. you
get the best possible goods for the low
est possible prices-AND YOUR
MONEY EARNS INTEREST Be
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
gsrn FURNITURE SPECIALS

S2O.67 FOR $24.49 SIDEROAPDi--
highly polished quartered oak, goden
finish: 44-inch base. serpentine toJ. two
small dra wers, one large linen dr-wer.
two cabinets. heavy carved top, iaT1r
bevelled plate mirror.
500. 80 FOR S36 50 SIDEBOARES-
highly polished quartered oak, golden
finished, 4S-inch base. serpentine front.
three top drawers, one large linen
drawer, two cabinets, wood pulls,
carved top with large bevelled plate
mirror.
s3. 50 FOR s496 IRON BEDS-white
enameIed continuous posts. head "a
inches high; FIVE heavy filler. rods. all
sizes.
SfO14 FOR $l1.67 IRON BEDS
white enameled. massive 1la-inch pill
.ars. 12-inch top rail seven l-inch filler
rods Eead so inches high; all sizes.
so.89 FOR $40 IRON SPRINGS
heavy National fabric. on high corners,
all sizes for metal or wooden beds
s7.2i FOR 1924 BOX SPRINGS-bcst
tempered steel springs; soft upholstered
TOP. all spring edges. covered with 4. c.
a ticking; all sizes fer wood or metal
beds.
Sf7.Ss FOR S19.7f MATTRESSES
full size. filed with South American
hair: covered with 4. g. \. ticking;
made in one or TWO parts.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

ath Wise Man. Open an aCCOuHI
at Macy's for yourself. your wife, your
child. anybody you please. Add TO IL
as often, or as seldom. as much or as
little as you please. Use 1t 10 make
your purchases on the economical
CASH Basis, when you have purchases
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

The seven wise men viii now speak.
-s- Wise Man. Your money, earned
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

veur income as you choose. whether
II he salary. wages or dividend Every
dollar earus four per cent instead OF
The usual three or three and a half, as
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

omy of saving with good interest add
ed and of spending under conditions OF
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

hv YOUR work and your intelligence
should bring YOU in the greatest pos
sib.e return. This il can do in two
-vsvs. First by earning interest before
II is spent. second. by purchasing 70
the utmost in quality and quantity
when II Il spent.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

II this statement interests you; if
the savings Of the seven wise men
above have convinced you: if you want
to begin with US an account that
means DOUBLE economy-call at r.