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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18

fhOA tSiDNS-Easior under selling br ~ * -
~ e,poci ll!Y Boo Lard and ribs. but there was "A
cilt active demand Oh the decline, and THIS
tfi 10 c3erk me downward movement PORK
st -."i, mess 81 OASIS, family. S2p JVoS2l 90;
a., -ie,f 50 COSTS -. BEEF steady mess
81 sTSl3: family Si4azi4 ~. packet, Sl5ff
-" eXtre india mess. S2U J0nS2l. BEEF
-AMs Sz9lS3l DRESSED HOGS-Bacous.
St'r. -, n. sfsc 100 ~. $50. 80 n. Sssc pigs
80, 'l 7 MEATS Picked bellies casv. 10 n.
4't @rr = ~. lOQf0 lsc "a n 1910 &c.
1901 haws nfm. ll4mlihe. TALLOW-
ei't. G'sc asked. country. So 40 LARD
-ialio West g25n9 45r eiiy quiet. 9isDa q "a.
- 8razl kegs. 1850. compound : 4QT isc
,n,t.iN t-oleO, pI4c, oity lard. iunl0-1c.
d. SsiIiaI>-PoPPER-S ri steady. spot.
-, - ~ far- \ pVeIIGer. December. January and
~ vary. i230Ht2.sle London hrIn: spot III
~ futures. ~ Us ~. Arrivals. 80 tons
.p'.is 1921 TONS 10 fsr This month Lake
oi l27.@127tc. ccctrolytc i2ssnf2%c;
- y la4fr, %osen,ber 4150ls43 75c. p4remher
A. iva T.. 90 Isrner. - ~)u4i2 20. February
,'n ~ london sie4df. spot fl9i he. fi,i
ti~s st LEAD Quiet. 1857 Z fftc New
it -iu4 slic Fast ~ Louis London tl5
80 sfki.FtR quiet tod6 60 Nev Y0rt
lesf - Louis london RS los
tNO1s NnIi Tcoi.s0u = STs. - irr IRON
NJ 71lv Nortreru. SlS0Sf5 -; ~
4" y fi5lklIs8A
'NtfON~EFD OrE frrssIiar Traders 20 no.
20 hes1 rTsiicfsf roUid take dsiir srv on
itsL c-eirscfe and -hip the oil serosd
-, tfiisfs - November snd BUYERS ~ the later
rhrn gsre rise ~ The belief that fhe
r., interest ~ November had been everest
- and MS position showed . decline Of =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

4 mass meeting m the interest Of inter-
national peace Will be held at tho Twenty
third Street Y. NJ. g. \ tomorrow after
noon. Tho Rev. Frederick Lynch, author
and authority on the peace movement VIII
speak.
Al the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
DR. Jowctt is now giving course of lect-
urcs on The Bestitudes' on wednesday
evenings at SIS.
At. s. Matthews Protestant Episcopal
Church the sermon at II a. m. tomorrow
will be preached by the Bishop-elect OF
Kyoto, Japan
Al the Labor Temple. at the open forum
meeting on Tuesday evening. at o'clock
cx -Congressman William :. Bennett VIII
speak On True Conservatism
Seth Low. next Monday. In the Church
of the Heavenly Rest. Is to speak To Epis-
copal ministers and laymen and all others
Interested on the subject 81 Church
Unity" lie Is member OF one OF the
Episcopal Church unity committees and
his church is leading In unity plans.
Tomorrow evening at the people ser
ylr, in tho Church ~ the Ascension which
attracts people Of all creedr and no cre"ds
Edward PmseU Perry WIN sp"nk on The
Present Awakening
The supreme fact' VIII 20" the 7'h-
iect Of villa Faulkner Page lecture TO
morrow afternoon ~ SO IN 'h" rooms Of
tho Professional Woman League
The annual meeting Of The New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. 17.-CATTLE- Receipts 2.c0o:
steady; beeves, 50 40AS9 10; Texas steers S4n
IS 20: Western. 81 30QS7 30; stockers and feed
ers 81 9oQs3 -; cows and heiteTs 81 s geS 20
calves S. 50GSs - HOGS-Receipts 1000; &C
tive, strong and generally 90 higher than open
heavy SO aOaS6 ~: rough. So 2OQ$6 40, good 10
choice heavy. So i0GS6 20. pigs. 81 3ouS6: bulk
of sales ST. 45d$6 -. SHEEP Receipts. 1o.Go;
steady; native 81 JOasS -. Western, So SOC
81 20: yearngs. S. 1904 60 lambs, native,
So 5Oqs5 So Western. So 75qs5 %.
Kansas city. Nov. 7.-CATTLES-Rec elpts;;
300 including 400 Southerns steady: dressed
beef and export stec-s. So 50QS9: fair 70 good.
S5dS6 80; Western. S4GS1. stockers and feeders,
81 75gS5 70; southern Sass %: southern cow cow
bulls. Sc 4oaS5: calves. sfqs7 - HoGs-Re-
S5ds8 50. heavy ST 500SG SOL; packers and
butchers. So 35aS6 62'a; lights, 50 I5QS6 40: pigs.
lambs S4QS5 -. yearliugs. 81 7jdS4 80; wethers.
81 2JGS4: ewes. 81 1888 80, stockcrs and feed
ers S2QS3 IS
slow and weak. lOc lower than yesterday s
prices. steers. 81 5OaS7 % hoifers, 81 5oaSj 20;
cows. 81 25QS4 so. calves easy and slow al yes
tcrday' closing prices sass p HOGS Re
ceipts 3.l2o. slow; choice heavy steady: packers
stead. PACKERS. - 90GS6 50: tags. s3aS5: PIGS
and lights, S3QS5 So SHEEP-Receipts. ga.
steady al 81 J0QS3 %; lambs steady at S3qSJ ~.
I3as, Buffalo. Nov. l7,-CATTLE-R Receipts.
tive and 25c higher at 81 j0aS0 =. HOGS-Re-
ceipts II 200: fairly active and steady TO 30
lower: heavy. 81 7Od 81 70. mixed. 81 65HS6 90.
Yorkers SIS 2jHS6 20: PIGS. So lodS6 Is. dairies.
So 25GS6 60 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts,
90 eco. slow: yearugs and ewes steady: others
IO020c lower: lambs, 50 5Onx5 10: wethers 81 80
qs3 -: sheep mixed, 81 SO0S3 40
icy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
- Louis Nov 11-CATTLE-Re Receipts. 2.J74:
supply light: good cattle in demand and steady:
steers 81 1OdSS 81, heifers. So 6jns7 ~; COWS.
81 GOaSJ 10. Southern steers. So S0lSJ 10. HOGS
Receipts. 1857. active and M10c higher,
choice POO to % 10. 81 G5GS6 20: bulk Of sales.
So 3JqSG 30. packers. 50 i0GS6 50. best lights.
To- 10 and under. 50 iJuSG 80. fair do s. 2JdS6
best pigs 10 II and under. Sass 40. common
pigs 81 2JdS4 -. SHEEP - Receipts. So.
slow and weaker. lambs. 81 7jGS5 50, Gull lambs.
81 1884 Cd: sheep. 50 l5qS3 co. common, 50 %
QSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
URGES PUPIL GOVERNMENT
". r. George, of Junior Republic, Says
Bows Should Have Responsibility.

Speaking on pupil self government before
students OF the School OF Pedagogy and
city school teachers at the New York Uni
versity yesterday afternoon. William X
George. superintendent OF the George
Junior Republic. at Freevile, ~ Y, urged
those present 70 encourage the investing
of the youth of this city with greater re-
sponsibility Tie advised the establishing
OF an auxiliary government for the youth
OF from sixteen TO twenty-one years and
added:
IL a war comes along We are eager
enough 10 have boys enlist aud carry guns,
but In times of peace they become ihIan's
when there is talk OF giving them lns
power 10 vote and govern themselves You
ask me IL / would give the boys police
powers, and I may scare YOU sttn by say
ing Yes" our Junior Republics are towns
containing communities of boys ana slIls
from sixteen TO twenty-one years Ola VINO
govern themselves. There the principles
OF democracy, Of self-gOvernment and seit,
support are not a theory but are IN actuai
operation. There are seven OF these com-
munities now in "A chain from here TO can
fOrnia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
ROsToN WOOL MARKET.

Boston. NoN. 1.-THE Commercial Bulln-
tin" will say OF the wool market tomorrow.
."rbc Boston wool market this week has been
rather quiet perhaps more 80 than it vas a
week ago There has been fair demand Tor
quarter blood ana low fleece woods and Tor
gtofbfnr TERRITORY woods. bur the VOLUME of
siuca~ has not been exceptionally heay, this
y-eoi- iu any particular direction Prices on
low fleece woods iu particular are exception
aIIv finn and BY comparison much stronger
thar other grades AZ the moment. The ship
,nenfp Of wool from Boston from January
to November 10 inclusive. were 1SS.O44. GJH
pounde against 1913 4n@9NG pounds for the
aatua period last year. The receipts FROM
january I to November lG inclusive. wore
81 az G5i mounds against 30 Gl3I57 pounds
co. Tho same prri9i last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
MILLIONS FOR MISSIONS
Largest Sum Ever Given in Single
Year by American Methodists.

Denver Nov. 1.-THE general committee
OF tine Methodist Church. in session hers
heard the report Yesterday OF the Meth
odist Board of Foreign Missions. located in
New York 10 shows a falling of In the
regular receipts Of SS3.797 as compared with
last year. The total regular receipts were
81. O72.e 97. as against sl,l5679l in 1910.
SneciaI gifts this year were A2SOo0, as
against 1920 eco the year before, an advance
in gifts to foreign missions by Methodis;s
OF SIOOO The Indebtedness OF the board
last year was $4,000 and this year $1,000
New Yorks contribution to regular gifts
Of the board this year amounted to S5'So
In the New York conference proper and
SOS 800 in the New York East conferences.
The gifts 70 home missions we're N,0oS, 100
this year. as against sl,0l900O last year,
total Of Methodists' gifts for home and
foreign work this year OF s2o79.Gd0 in regu-
lar channels, and an even ;Z'50oOo II
special gifts 10 the same missions De IN
Guided. Methodist women Interested IN for
eign missions gave $4,000 more than last
wear. and those working for home missions
500. eco more, or an advance for both OF
$4,000 Total gifts by Methodist women
amounted to 81 72i0OC. or a total for two
general boards and two women ooards'
all Methodists, Of S4,2ic0. This Is the
largest sum ever given In single year by
American Methodists 10 these causes and
the largest missionary contribution made
by any American religious body.
The secretary Of the Laynens Mis- %
sionary Movement in this city said yester-
day.
.The financial gains to missions during
the last five years arc the greatest ever
made during similar period 10y the
churches OF entire nations Taking the
United states and Canada together the in
crease TO foreign mission work alone has
been from sS,9O0,OGo 10 about slS5oo.@0 ar
nuaIIy. or a gain Of about 80 per cent H.
addition TO this increase in current revenue,
more than 100000 has been raised during
the last two years in special equipment or
endowment funds for foreign mission o.
Jets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,
Kew York, NOVEMBER H. 7

New York November ID. l'i -
eRATN- wHEAT--Activc covering NJ pc
,.S1SeT shorts and cone'i hrlisb &c, ' on
oa ,a~iv Lut after advancing q n '-c
1I.',, weakened under renewed selling
on, 80 close vas sac me- lower 20 &c net
- The fact that Bucnos Alres was
U.s. lower had tendency 10 ousc' tn.
.arlsh Argentina news. tnc "tdtiC' 80
pl..', tTo Northwest and receipts were
co,e -, but stocks at Minneapolis and bu-
- sbov.sd au increase OF l.--3.oo" hus'fls
wv ~ ,,aek cash markets firm. with
~ - ga~,and Tor high Cradc milling. nnt REQ
.,sa--5 10 be STOW ~ sale. Broomhal es,l-
ua,-- ,-,-rica. AZ & 500 00O bushels, COM
p - ,itb ass. 600 last week. Argentine
le.e.-.rts ere 4720oo. Australia shipped
an and india G9l 600 With tho Amer
- shipmea,s the prospects Tor The toto
~, s,.irrrerta we're SSH. 600 Export
,sss 6 loads % low Grade Manitoba a. oul
.o-,s so = red her, Vsc eleNa- OF tNpv-C
80 and oslo b a6oat. No ] Northern
-rl,tb q 1919 o n foat. CORN-Firm ~
49, sts-f ON the advance commission houses
fs and prices were easier late closing az
s-,errss ta f. net decline. Export corn
w,5o~4feI. active. but steady. closing uh-
.s,rre6 90 81. o. NET higher. cash oats STEADY
,,,psa-l white Sc &c I'm elevator Nc ., 90
- 8 Serc. so T. - 1zc. and natural ana
-ti.e rIipped - n SEC on track. ENE-Rul'l'
"a . aSc nominal. or . Buffalo. - arrive.
p-es,Ic Wheat including -four. exports f"r
80 ,-AeL according 90 "BTadstrects. eggre-
e,te S5i7.074 bushels. against ","-''sI- I3S'
~ssF and GTeN laG last year, since july J.,
GS5 bushels. against Ill D ~ 54st
year corn experts for the Week 49,,
.~slrsf o-S 500 last week and sos. ~ iast
-ssr 90 ar his season, 1o,No3,6os. against
? go S-f last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov Nv hipsawed spectators IN
wheat to-day laid the blame for their troubles To
contradictory dispatches about weather condi-
tons in the Argentine After cay of nervous
ing from &c lower 70 80lzc advance Corn
finished lice TO iic down oats unchanEed 10
sc up and hog products strung out from 100
l2isc decline 10 81 advance. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18

LETTUCE Boston box strap. 81 25aSl -;
Mf.sIIROOMS white. m basket, 81 sofS2 -;
b-Ct-u 81 4OGSa. buttons. SldSi 20. RAD
TstIES 100 bunchos 81 .0uS2 -: TOMATOES.
Ao l. 10 2o9a.c. No =. i@pl1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
Loca, contract prices

Spa. oaiet and unchanged AT 9.50c for mid
ding uDfaQd and no sales; delivered on con
tract o 500 bales. Liverpool cables-opoi
drl, raIes 1000 bales, speculation and eN-
port snp. American 5000. imports, ltVp".
American u. 600. mildlrg upland, 'I9d
futures oooucJ steady at points advance
cos-f Qui~t bat steady at net adVanc" OF
l0-r p0iifs. November. BOG ied. sNofem '
her- December and Dec cmber-Jsnuary. 0tt-a
January February. 4.oSd; February March
t3ofsd March 1rrii 5.Otd. April-Mav J.O3d
Maf-June 50Jd. June-July. 506l2d. july
August. 07d. August -Septenher 5."6d; sep
lsIcher- October J.04 I'd, october-NoF emhef'
t0fF
COFFEE- steady at the opening. with an
sitencc ~ to points. Shorts were good
buyers especially en- December. and the mar
set most % ,be day ruled firm. Commission
hougss bought quite freely bur later bears
became very aggressive and prices declined
HD.fr closing steady for near positions and
weak Tor distant months. with net loss or
70 81 points. sales. i01.25O bags BaVr'
showed net advance 81 "a franc. Hamburg
vas 81 20 e pfenuig higher BIO vas - refs
higher while santos was irregular Is show
nc an sdFsncc or 100 reis while 1s were
~" refs eyer. cost and freight offers from
hfszn ssFs atsadv Spot was inactive and
Shoui sseody at 1Jc fer Rio 40 Z Local
contract price,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

isd spring patents. s. 5O9S5 20; winte-
g-airhta 81 500 81 so. winter patents. - 47Q
e. 40 fp~inr clears So 4Oa$4 20; extra No J
winter g. T0d So %: extra No winter, - %
ef3 s.. Kansas straights 81 1Sn so: tancE
,p-r- PATENTS. Sc * 6S6 81. BUCkNHEAI
Or-R-Ouict. SO G5 Per 100 10. RYE FLOUR
-nuT. fair Co good 81 75dS %; choice 20
fancy. S5aS5 20. CORN Me AI.-stesdy; kin
dried g. 6J ~ s. 20. BAG MEAt~--Fine Wh eo
and yellow. s go 4 81 Ga. coarse - % 81 oV-
Trrr,-Vyestern. steadier. city steady; western
s1rIr- SIC 10 q sec 81. standard lniddIlng,
Sos 3. Cow DO SIS so; rcd dog. S3l =; city
bran sd 50 bulk, So 20 sacks; midd ing
81 20 n So so. red dog. S5l -; hoInnL .noP'
s. bulk Sae 20 sacks Oilmeal SSo % GSfo
COTrON-Very quiet ana huctuated Wltnn
range Of 6 or points. The tone appeared
% he stea d. aud the market closed steady
3 not advance 81 10 3 points Weekend
Hrures were about expected. and taued 70
create any fresh sentiment. while southern
.rot markets we're unchanged 70 Is &c hlgherf
v.rs-sii,. 1ncbanred Weekly movement hg
r-ss. por- receipts t56.1 23 bales against
sfs 2nT last year. overland 20 mills and Can
ada. "a. 1GT against 56.j32 last year; SoutheT
mill fafiuEs estimated. 10000. against SJoOo
i,st year. gain OF stocks At Interior towns
n Ta4 haIes against 81 2S4 last year; brought 2
mo rirht for the wees 62J,90i. against GOV b
6-a last year Total crop movements Port
-e-oints 500 aTe. AGAINST 3,1lG.I94 last year /.
o,o-land to mills end Canada, 16430S, against
80 O7G lasr year. Southern mill takinSs, tso.-
roo against 7I5 600 last year: stocks al IN
terror towns in excess Of Septemoer / 800 99''.
srairst 3D. RS7 last year. brought into sign
thus fo- for season. J,922,2Sl against ''-to1V'
last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18


Vat sTORES-Spirits turne,tt,o o,io,
ana barely steady. Rosin duh and a shade lower
Tar steady aud unchanged
WIS -inSreu olt utcnangcd Refined ,ot~o-
leHm steady at I.35c for standard white in bbls
az New York ~ ." ''
MI 2 rairly active. with prices UNCHANGED
StGAR Bchncd mode ratolv acrive and nm
changed; Inc graduated. 6.20c net less . per
SelN cash. In London beet sugar was Nd lower
LOT NOV ember At It's i0ied. otherwise no change.
pecenoer. los II I'd: May. lis Sd + - LIGHT
las increased his estimate Of the Russian beet
crop IOpOOO tons, TO 6.Oe0O COO There was some
a1sNhesa m Porto Rico sugars November and
~ week IN December shipment AT , 10 and
loo anc Erazts on basis Of > f2c Tor g6 test
ana sales Included some low grade Spot prices.
t,hUliusaL 20 test. 3.i2H5. loo: muscoyado 80
g. .o~t4 go and mo iasses sugar. ~ test
9."fh4foc. WiNett Gray: Total stock III
FgIooe ana America. t.144.3TT tons against
1,."f""l i"st year AZ the same uneven dates
ne decrease u stock is $40 81 toms acainsf a
uccrease OF 2S io3 last week, Total stocks and
sLeats together show a visible supply OF I3i6-
80 tons against lSi2,66l last ,car or a de-
crease Of i96. PSI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
Broadway Tabernacle

broadway and h6th street.
Rev. CHARLES = JEFF ERSON. y. p. Pastor,
breaches 1i&s wed. D. m. PRAYER Meeting
TEMPLE EMANUEL SIN Aye--i3rd sun
dav. liz. DR.. SILNERMAN on Religion as
Means TO Health and Happiness" All vel
come "
SPIRITUAL AND ETHICAL SOCIETY. ~:
vest I:Jtl. Helen Temple Brigham speaks
morning and evening. Evening theme. 'Fet-
ters o. Outsrown Beliefs
REFORMED CATHOLIC services in Chrisrs
Rev PAUL NJ SPENCER breaches; subject,
The Valley ~ Baca- -
LENOx AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Corner f2lm ~. Services AZ Eleven.
O'"' AFTER COD WHAT? CONT
Rev Merle 81 trnix wright -. d, Mlhist@r.
MADISON &. PETERS. Pilgrim Church.
,fadison Ave and I2Ist St-tt. Men Not for
Nouev hut Money for Men; = The Wed
ding Rinz" .. Omen Forum. The coai Trust
PTTJGIOUs SOCIETY of FRIENDS ,Ortho-
dox1. Meetings tor worship, IA T. 10Th IT.
New York Washington and Lafayette aves..
brooklyn, u O'Clock
TEMPLE OF MODERN SPIRIT AI.ISM.
tsS East 27th, Eev. Dr. scHl.EC sNER-sun-
DAYS. n \. II. +. NJ Thursdays satur-
day. e. NJ Admission Free
MADISON AVE. PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Northeast corner ot I'D St
nov HENRY SLOANE COFFIN u. D.. Pastor.
pr-sches ~ q N. AMI =. m.
II MARK CHURCH. 10Th It and second
s.s tA.. Rev WILLIAM NORMAN GUTHRIE.
Hector - Services and II a. ni. r. ~. m the
IA. STEpEENS CHuRcH i2e rs w-st
Hatn ~ RE- NATHAt 4 sEAGLE L. u.
sector ~ ard
1,RACE CW'FRCH Broadway and 10th 81
Ut sLATTERI. Rector n (Rec'on.
Ctorl Ssrvice Bishop Funstenl
TEEoX AvE. CoLLEGIATE CHURCH. cor
l2s3 u Rev Edgar rilton. Tr r y Pastor
II a m. and o m. preaching By the Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
why Things OF God Are
Eoolishness TO Some Mem"

DIR HAIDEMAN. o'clock.
First Baptist Church. B'way and 10Th street
a RACE. I04th. west OF Columbus, CHRIS
e TIAN + REISNER-ll. Poverty and
EH C;ratltude". 7.fl Brave Buecoats"
- Policemen attend Kahn Trio plays.
ALI, SOULS Unitarian, Fourth Avenue, Goth
ST Rev THOMAS r. SLlCER. Pastor. will
preach THE EARTHLY ATTRACTION OF
rt5E HEAVENLY MINDED will be the sub
.ect OF his discourse. Services, ii a. m. All
cordially invited. -
TUF CHURCH OF the DIVINE PATERNITY.
Central Park West and 18TH street
viii praach at n A NJ. "BAkTlNAEUS. A
RI.IND BEGGAR': r. NJ. address. Turkey
81 r,-dav" Hon oscar = Strsus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

wheat Open High Low. Close cay;
n..s,,bsv agl. 500 49, e9Ss e9IF
Va .... 81 OAK OSIs 81 049s 81 o4Is 81 o4''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18

City Indian Association will be held at the
Central Presbyterian Church on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
IuE MARBLE COIIECItTT CHURCH.

oh AVr- and 9TH 81.
Rev. DAVID JAS. BURRELL. L. n. Minister
Will preach Al II A NJ and p. NJ.
Morning The Tentmakers OF Cortnth.
Evening: There's 40 such Word a. Fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
st. Cbomas's Church

FIFTH AVE. AND ODD ST.
Rev ERNEST NJ. STIEES. d. D., Rector.
s A. M--Holy Communion.
1t-Morning Service and Sermon GRector).
4-Evensong and Address lRoctorl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
points. while other months we're unchanged 10 :,
points lower. Local contract prices.

aoIAssEs AND sYRuPs-Dun and al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-18
TnE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHUs

y Ave and 1th So
Rev. JOHN g. FAGG, y. D., Minister
will preach az IL 4. NJ
Rev. Frank Eckerson. of Annoy, China, vii
preach AZ s r. NJ.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-28
THE KRAMER
LONG DISTANCE FLORAL SERVICE

enables you to have Flowers and Special Floral De-
signs delivered anywhere in the world by telegraphc
instruction, just as you select them in our stores
For excellence Of service and quick dispatch the
Kramer Long Distance Floral Service is with
out equal. If you want to send flowers or floral
designs relatives or friends out of town. no matter
where don't hesitate give Kramer the order and it
will be attended to Immediately to the delight and
satisfaction of recipient and sender alike.
Connecticut western news., 1911-08-03
WASH FABRICS In Abundant Quantities at Phenomenal -. Closing Prices.

5Oc Silk Jacquard Crepe, Marqusette and Eolenne
 sale price. ooc yu , 39c Silk and Cotton Novelties, sale price w 25c yd 25c and 35c Scotch Ginghams and Colored Voiles, 25c to 38c Imported Dimtes, Fine Tissues, Organ
 dies Mercerized Stripe Suitingst Mercerized
 Popns, sale price. e.................. 15c yd. 19c to 35c Fine Madras Figured Indian Head Suit
 ings and Striped Linen Sutngs Sale price. 123o 15c Lawns Batiste Cotton Silks, Sidebands, etc.. in
 dainty patterns. Sale price. Sc yd.' 15c-32 inch Rentrew Gingham sale price .. 1Oc yd. 1000 yards Lawns Batiste etc., sale price. 73c. 2OOO yards Apron Ginghams shirtings in silver
 greys and indigo blue, Prints and Challies,
 sale price. .........-.........5 Dc yd. 5Oc Renfrew Turkey Red Damask. ......... 39c yd. Is inch Medicated Cotton Diaper. .......... .49c pc Bleached Turkish Towels els..................9 Sc yd. Fru1G Loom IoGJon Sc yu.
Connecticut western news., 1911-08-03
Silk Skirts at Lower Prices

Very essential under the thin dress goods much in vogue now
 $500 Black Silk Skirts for. $3.49. 5.98 Black Coered Silk Skirts for $419.
 7.5O " ~" " " "......$5 $500.
Connecticut western news., 1911-08-03
In Silk Waists Some Great Values

We include Taetas and Messaline in black and colors black and white China Silk Wasts Coored Chiffon Waists Over Net etc-mang grand aggregation of high class waists. |
 $7.5o Waists for .$59s $5.98 Waists for. .$4se. ~Y $4.5O Waists for $3.49.
Connecticut western news., 1911-08-03
The Clearance of the Waists

n this final clearance sale have combined waist of the lists mention. It includes Lingerie Tailor There literally hundreds choose om and at the prices you well afford to buy Waists formerly
 @c no Sn coIop
Connecticut western news., 1911-08-03

Eaton, Crane & Pike'S Stationery
 Startling Value Giving Here. 500 Boxes, Medallions, Initial StaoI cry, regular 35c value t.........................19c 19c box. 1000 Boxes Stationery, sold by exclusive statoners
 for 19c to 25c box, sale price. Sc box.
Connecticut western news., 1911-08-03

The Annual August Clearance Sale of SUITS, COATS and DRESS 3S means much in the way of great values at s:nall prices. It includes every piece in the Ready-to-Wear Department.
Connecticut western news., 1911-08-03
Suit Cases

We offer in this 100 24 inch Mating Suit Cases adver sed elsewhere great values $O 2 in this sale 98c
 The Midsummer LINEN SALE continues this week with the same splendid value giving which created such phenomenal activity all through last week. It's the housekeeper's harvest time. Take advantage of it during this sale.