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n. Hollis, and Mr.. John Hampton Hill
took place Wednesday afternoon, jan
uary 4, at the home of the brides par
ents.
her father, wore a gown of white SILK
null over white satin and a wreath OF
lilies of the valley in her hair She also
wore a diamond brooch, the gift of the
groom, and carried a round bouquet OF
bride roses.
Rev. Mr.. Murphy performed the cere-
mony in the fioWer-decked parlOr.
Miss Myrtle Hollis. the brides sister,
was the maid Of honor and wore gown
of canary colored satin and carried q
bouquet of pink roses.
After the reception which followed Mr.
and Mrs. Hill left for an extended we'd
ding trip through New York. They will
be at home after January % at their
new residence, 1919 1st street.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
groom, William Hollis. Clifford Hollis
James Hollis, jr., Morris Hollis. Lewis
Hollis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Nestler,
Ralph Nestler. Mr.. Robert Knowles. Mrs
Gale, Miss Helen Hollis, Mrs. David Eel
lows. Mrs. Harry Horner. Miss Edna
man, Miss j. Coleman, Mr.. Doc Winters
Of Baltimore, who acted as best man
for the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Kan. Mr..
and Mrs John Bridehan, Mrs. HoneYcup,
had officiated at the piano in most
accomplished manner; Mrs. Curtis. Miss
Lucy Waffle, Mrs. Balm, Miss Balm. Mrs.
Van Rensselaer, and Miss Mary Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Frelinghuysen
of New York are staying with Maj. and
Mrs. McCauley.
Mrs. Morehead gave dinner last
night.
Ex-Gov and Mrs William A. Stone
of Pittsburg announce the engagement
of their daughter Jean to Mr.. William
J. Crumpton. Miss Stone attended Miss
Ely's school in New York. afterward
finishing her education in Europe. Mr.
Crumpton is an electrical engineer OF the
firm of D. c. and w. B. Jackson, consult
Ing engineers of Chicago and Boston. He
is a University of Wisconsin man and
member of the Phi Kappa Sigma
fraternity. The wedding will be an event
of early spring and the couple will
make their nome at Evanston, Ill.
The District of Columbia Society of
the Sons of the American Revolution
are giving a reception and ball at the
Arlington Wednesday evening, January
Is. at o'clock.
The president general of the national
society and president general of the d.
A. r. will be among the notable guests
present. Officers. of the local society
are: President, Rear Admiral George w.
Baird, U. s. NJ: vice presidents, Col
William b. Thompson. Mr.. w. v. Cox,
Col. Gilbert c. Kniffin: secretary. Mr..
Paul Brockett; treasurer, Mr.. Philip F..
Larner: register. Mr.. Alhert d. Span
gler; assistant register. Mr.. Philip Bur-
we'll Goode; historian, Mr.. Selden M.
Ely; librarian, Mr.. Paul Brockett; chap
lain Rev. Thomas s. ChildS.
Mrs. Calder. Mrs. Fairchild and Mrs.
! Young will receive Tuesday, January
"a at the New Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Miller were
given very pleasant surprise by their
friends last Friday evening, who came
in a body and took full possession OF
their home in C street northeast and re-
versed the usual procedure by doing the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-15
It, Miss Mary Shields of Pitts

house guest, Miss Mary Shields of Pitts
burg.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and cut flowers, and among
those who assisted in receiving were Mrs.
Robb. wife of Justice Charles RObb: Mrs.
Henry B. Wilson. Mrs. George Ray. Miss
Edythe Howard, Miss Christine Fox,
Miss Mildred Bacon. Miss Alice Wright,
Miss Marie Fisher and MISS Lollie Ander-
son.
Mrs. A. H. Baldwin will be at home
Tuesday. January II, from until 6. at
the Cecil.
Mrs Hinckley gave a luncheon yes
terday.
The next navy yard hop will be Sat
urday, January 21.
Mrs Richard Townsend and Miss Van
dergrft gave dinners last night, the
guests going on to the Mclean cotillOn.
The Mexican ambassador, Senior de la
Barra is going on special mission to
italy the latter part of this month. when
he will be accompanied by the second
secretary, Mr.. A. Algara.
Mrs. f: Z. Capehart, wife of Com
mander Capehart, entertained at large
tea yesterday afternoon at her home
on . street.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Estelle
Hollis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-15

Senator Kean as host. Miss Kean will
entertain at q luncheon OF sixty covers
Wednesday.
Mrs James F.. Barbour and Miss Mar
guerite Barbour will go to Atlantic City
in a few days to spend about ten days
February 10 Mrs. Barbour will give a
dinner for Miss Taft.
The Chinese minister and Nine. Chang
will celebrate the Chinese New Year
January 80 by an evening reception from
lotto II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson will en-
terrain at dinner in honor Of Miss Helen
Taft at the Playhouse February 13.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorn will give two evening at
fairs this month-on the 9th a reception
to celebrate the kaiser's birthday and
on the SOth ball for Miss Taft.
The beautiful fairy story. Beauty and
the Beast will be given for the benefit
Of the National Homeopathic Hospital
under the direction OF Miss Hawke, who
has so successfully produced many other
plays for children In the past.
The entertainment will be given Feb.
FCOnt4nuAA on Second Page.l
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
FAVORS MERCHANT MARINE
Secretary Meyers Message to
Maritime Association.

-Four hundred members Of the Maritime
Association of the Port Of New York ceie-
brated the seventh anniversary Of the or
ganization at the Hotel Plaza last night.
Charles X. Norman president Of the as
sociation. was postmaster. Captain j. j.
Knapp. L. S. n, who represented Secre-
tary Meyers. said he was delegated 10 de-
liver a message from the Secretary OF
the Navy.
The Secretary says. or wishes to say, to
YOU that he believes a large merchant
marine Is necessary to the expansion of
this nation We have a half dozen mag
nificent shipyards for the upbuilding OF the
merchant marine. II has been the policy
Of the Navy Department 10 encourage
American Shpyards Thus the building of
two hattleShips 4 year and other craft
have been powerful factors for the Ameri-
can merchant marine -
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
HOW TO BEAUT|FY CITY
RepubIican Club Speakers Tell
of Needed Reforms.
FAVOR ONE ENGINEER
Would Give Him Charge OF ALI
Plans Subject to Approval OF
Estimate Board.

Peace 10 the ashes Of Jonn Rutherford
eimeon De Witt and Gouverneur MOTIFS
was denied by Arnold ". Erunner, former
president Of the New York chapter. Ameri-
can Institute Of Architects, who spoke yes
l,,r6sv ~ the Republican Club on CITY
EpIsnnine" He SAID that this "trlumvi-
rate" which made the map ~ New York
above Greenwich Village. left no mistakes
undone" He added: But for all their mis-
Makes believe that these cid fellows were
INSPIRED prophets
Lawrence WELLER. secretary Of the Ma
tIonal Housing Association. who followed
lNr Brunner said there was no one work
tnr IN New York for 2 city plan.
What is the reason he asked. Re
lrause each Of the boroughs Of New York
ltas 2 president who is a potential mayor.
yend who in turn. has borough engineer
twho has decided notions OF his own as TO
what constitutes the city beautiful What
New York needs to-day is consolidation
Iof all these functions. a Capitalization (and
DECENTRALIZATION is good Republican doctrine)
lof plans in the hands Of a city engineer.
who shall he sutseryieut 80 the Board OF
obstinate"
From the point of view OF costly con-
dsmnation proceedings in city replannng
lJavsoa Purdy. president % the Board Of
lTaX Comm iSsioners outlined coming re-
F1orre Robert Greer Cooke president Of
1he Fifth Avenue Association, brought out
Isome fresh facts and figures about the
lincrease in the number "f 'neighbOrhood
Ieocieties" and OF the efficient work they
we're doinS for the city beautiful. He said:
After tedious negotiations. am glad
20 announce that the artists Of tho New
York Edison Company are ~ work deviSug
an acceptable mail box th1t viii harmon
ltze with the company's electric light poles.
'snd when the boxes are installed wide
spread complaint about absence Of mail
boxes IN Fifth avenue viii ] hope. be
IttiIed"
+. ". Andrews. p former Chicago archi-
lIect. who ie connected with the planning Of
'fhe McAlpiu Hotel for Greeley Square. said
that tlo condition Of tho pavement on
Fifth avenue must be laid to the door Of
trither dentists or automobile repair men
for he said he would defy any man TO ride
!Np and down tho avenue ~ an automobile
and emerge from the ordeal with sound
. teeth or an uuhrokcn automobile.
other speakers were benjamin Marsh.
. Cf tho committee on congestion. and Chair
man Craicin. who presided Some ~ the
guests were Walter Laidlaw ]. J. Murphy
i Tenement House Commissioner: Controller
!! !Trenderssst. j. q. Adams. secretary 20 the
/ New York 4rt Commission; John Purroy
! Mitchell president Of the Poard or Alder
. men. George Cromwell President of the
Borough Of Richmond; z. " Winter, for
mer president Of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Compauy. Augustus Thomas and
, Colonel Marsh. commander Al Fort Totten.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
FIND ROBIN HAD 500 SHARES
Records of South Shore Traction
Co. Show Transfer to Him.

At yesterdav's hearing INTO the affairs of
the south Shore Traction Company before
: Commissioner Milo r. MarLie Of the Pub
Tic Service Commission. it developed. &C
cordin- 10 the records az hand. that there
fhad been an overiSsue of at least FIVE hun
{ dred shares of the COMPANY. and that these
shares had been transferred 10 Joseph o..
Robin. the banker now under arrest. It
was also said that tho stock certificates
! were transferred 70 Robin on December 10
! last. tho day after the commission had be-
gun it, Investigation into the affairs Of the
! COMPANY.
The present inyce jGatiou of the concern
I var Begun by Marvin Scrdder an expert
I accountant. u au effort 10 find ont what
> lad become OF $4,000 m securities which
!, the ANNUAL report showed Lad Leen issued.
The report stated that tbcsc securities
nsd boon used for construction work. but
: The commission was not satisfied that there
had hocu any appreciate amount of con-
ttructiop work done
y q. Hume. secretary and counsel 10 the
South Shore Traction Comoany was Wit
rcss yestorda, Ilc tcstideo that something
oycr clsht miles Of tracks had been COM
. ricied. m part ~ least He said that
two stock certificates had ucen issued for
Nre hundred shares each IN June. 1907. by
. The South Shore Traction Company 10 the
: Railway Construction Company. another
corporation controlled by Robin. Each GER
udcate rrrrescntcd 5000 par value OF
stock
Tho day after tie irryHeti-ation began. Il
} sppeaTed these ono thousand shares were
transferred 70 Eobin. OILY one of the
/ oriein5l certificate lad been cancelled. It
I IS said. whereas tho law requires that each
| certificate should have heen cancelled. Mr.
! Hume refused 20 conocde this point. how
4 ever
The hearing VIII ho resumed on Tuesdsy
Afternoon
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS,
ArRIN FL

ARRIVED
Pottcrdsm Ian - Elise Marie 0e-i. Nev YORK
Kingston. Jan % = m--Saruta @e0. New
Naples. Jan 25-ccssnia Auso. Nev York Via
Fayal.
ST Thomas. Ian O. r Korona orr, Ssu
York for Demerara.
Bordeaux. Ian 2G-Glenaen 'Brl. Nv York.
Alicante. Ian c1-LuK fBri. New ork
Rss>eir Jan . -Ktntrs oBr. Fort Natal. etc.
for NeV York.
SAILED.
Glasgow, Ian 2s-Furnessia Cf}rl. New York ia
Liverpool. Ian es Baltic Br,. Heu York ia
Queenstown. Lusitsna lBu. NcT York va
Queenstown.
sout6smptor Jan 2s- -Minne7sska ORD from
London. Kew York.
Bremen. Ian 2S. p m Room Gen. Ns.u York.
Artyerr ian 2S 1920 q ul-kroonIaud d}elg'
New York via Dover
Rotterdam Jan 2s 6 a m-Andyk Dutchi. Ns~
York; 26th Campanello tBrl NeH lork
Parbadoe Ian oG-Christopher tBrl from Fara'.
Neu York. Cauova Belsl trom santos ana
RiO do Ianeiroi. SeU York or New Orleans /:
27th Hubert ,Br from New York and
Philadelphia. Para, etc.
Bermuda. Jan 2s. 80 M o"eana Gen N-r
York: l0.45 = N. Rermudan tRr, New York
D.merars. Jan 2S-Guisna tBn. New York
swansea ian - Kansas city 'Brl. New York
from Copenhagen. Now York.
kingston Ian % Mazdalena 'Er> from NHT
York; colon ofc and Southampton, orotar =
tRrl from Scuthamrtoni. New York
Dover. Jan rs Kroonand 'F'is) from Ant
uorp', New York.
PASSED
Gibraltar. ian y aanr Anna Rr). N~v York
FOR Naulos and Narcotics
Traple Point Jan 2S-CunaNa tB0. NaT York
FOR Havre.
Hogo Shanghai Too-'hov and Suez fr
and Nnp- York
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

NAcyS RroaChyay. between @'th ana
: e-t1 streets offers special values this week
an slk hose suits coats and dresses ana
uomen.s dne furs SIX Ietticoats and
house furnishings are other attractions.
; Attention is also called 80 the annual furni-
ture sale which will begin on February 9.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Brooklyn. have
arranged for this week their annual house
hold utilities offerings AT attractive prices.
BIoOMINGDALEs THIRD avenue. be-
tween 5eth and Goth streets. announce an
annual furniture sale 10 begin tomorrow.
Womcn's gowns and robes and Ia carte
coffee viii no offered At reduced prices.
There viii also bc an overflow budget Of
Nondsy sales
HEARN West 1nh street, is offering
eyerytbipg for a dress-materials. Innings.
trimmings and notions-at extraordinary
prices There are only two days more OF
tho January sale. and everything will be
disposed - during these DAYS az excep-
,iorauv good prices Some of the bargains
include broadcloths, new ribbons. new sat
I'm messalinos and an assortment Of i'm
ported novelties
STERN BROTHERS. West o3d street. are
row showing advance STYLES in dresses and
tailored suits There will be sale this
week of womens. misses and chdrens
trimmed millinery and fur and fur lined
coats 81 reasonable reductions. Cotton
dress fabrics and large collection Of en-
lroideries end robes will also be on sale
10 morrow.
LORD q TAYLOR. Broadway and 10Th
street Fifth avenue and 18th street. call at
tention 10 their spring opening Of women s
silk waists. which will be on exhibition to
rorrow. From January 30 10 February 4
.r6srs viii be taken for tailor made suits,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
NOTABLE OFFERINGS At THE STORES
For Further Details Consult the Advertisements in To-dayS
Tribune.
Tribune.

10 be made from especally selected suitings
NJ. GIDDINGs & co. Nos 5ei Sss and
SIS Fifth avenue. will hold tomorrow an
extraordinary clearance sale ~ women
tailor made suits. The assortment contains
a number of garments suitable for early
spring wear.
THE SIEGEL-COOFER COMPANY,
Sixth avenue, betV cen 18th and 18th streets
advertise a sale Of home outfttings. in
cuding carpets. rugs. nnoleums. oilcloths
oil paintings, furniture. china and glass
ware at unprecedented prices.
G.. 6. GUNTHER's SONS. No 5ol Fifth
avenue. announce their annual sale OF furs
al reduced prices The sale will include
long and medium coats and mufs and neck
pieces.
a. JAECKEL & Co. No. 3S Fifth ave
nue.. invite attention 10 sale Of garments,
neck pieces and muffs. mems fur lined
coats and automobile furs at extraordinary
prices.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co. Broad
way and 18th street are holding a sale this
week Of women's coats and tailoring and
drcssmaking at special prices There will
also be clearance sale of FUR coats and
Women's Kid gloves
GREENHUT & co. Sixth avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets. have arranged
for this week innumera bic bargains 10 he
offered throughout the store.
FORsYTHE. No q 10 25 West 3ith street,
laws stress on clearance sale Of tailored
suits. waists and dresses.
SIMPSON CRAWFORD 60. Sixth ave
nue. between 18th and 20th streets. call at
tenton 70 the February furniture sale,
which will begin tomorrow Special in
ducements will be offered al clearance
sale Of imported robes.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Saturday, January
%, 1911.
ADRfN.Ln

steamer kazembe oBD. London January H. 10
Howard Houlder Partners. with cnalA. Al
Tse Steamer aa fne Roma S At r 1anS Msses January TO-
Naples Il and Fayal q. 10 W Elwell CO
with cabin and 1o1 steerage passengers and
mGse Arrived At the Bar at midnight. 9th.
steamer san Giorgio Gtap, Messlna January
l2. Naples 10 and Palermo u, 70 Hirzel Felt
mann & Co. with l3 cabin and 40 storage pas
SCI gers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at II
steamer Esperanzs. Vera Cruz January TO-
Prosreso u and Havana y. 70 the New YORK and
Cuba Mail s. Co. with 81 passengers. mails and
mdse Arrived at The Bar at m :,
steamer Ninland CNorl. Manzanillo January IA.
to the West India ss co. with sugar. Arrived
at the Bar AZ 3:l5 ? m. 49,.
folk 10 the Old Dominion ss Co. with mds.
Passed IN Quarantine At 4:+5 = m.
Steamer Cyrnrc tBr). Liverpool January Is, 20
tn. White star Line, with mdse. Arrived at the
Steamer York Castle CBr,. Philsdelphis Janu-
airy p, TO Norton & Son, in ballast. Let Quar-
sntine at 1855 m.
Steamer city Of st Louis. Savannah Janusry
& to tsc ocfsn IA ss 60 WIN passengers and
steamer Mohawk. jacksonville January % and
Charleston 2S. 20 the clyde Ss Co With passen-
a a n. '''1 mus a'''' - E''' ''''''' 90 '''
steamer Princess Anne Newport News and
Norfolk. IN the old Dominion IS CO. with passer-
gers and mdse. Passed In Quarantine az 23l
p m.
CO. with mdsc. Passed in Quarantine AZ sos
steamer la ssyois dr,. Hayre January 81. 70
the Compagnie Generate Transstartiqu.. With
154 cabin and 508 steerage passengers. mails and
mdse Arrived At the Bar Al o;t2 a m.
SANDY Hook J. Jan 2s. a:1p nl-Vir1
northwest. fresh breeze moderate sea; clear.
SAILED.
Steamers Regina dTtslia Gtah. Napies. Asiatic
Prince 'Rp, Bahia. etc: Momus New orleans !,
Aragon. Georgetown. Harry fMckenbach. san
Juan: Nirgnie Fri. Havre: Denver, Galveston 6:
lroguois. Charleston and Jacksonville Mill
nocket. stockton; Saratoga. Havana: laurentic
tRrl Liverpool. Cleveland Ger. Naples, etc.
Martha Washington AUST. Naples. etc: Prtnz
Joachim gen. Kingston: CUrity6s Cuban.
Nipc, etc. Grenada tBri. Trinidad: Ninnetonka
lBrl London: President Grant Gerl. Hamburg
! Trent ,Br, Perrnuda shin Rhine t8r). Monte
, video: Queen Elizabeth tBri. Buenos Ayres. Mon
roc Norfolk and Newrort News. city ~ -
yannah Savannah: Fl Sol. Galveston: Rernard
ORrl Ceara etc: Panama. Cristohal Hvades
(Rrl Monte,deo etc. Ssndon Hall tRrl, Manila ::
Mamma ,Norl. Elizshothp"rt.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

dawaii Japan, Corea. China. Philip
pines (yia san Francisco Nippon
Aaru ...........-.. ..s....... r GO. o. o'oV
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China, Philip
pres (Via san Francisco Siberia FEB 10. $50
Japan, Coroa. China. Philippines (yia
Nancouver)-Empress Of China. E. Feb. II, $50
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING SIEAMERS.

The chicago reported as 1910 miles east of
SANDY Hook At 1920 m yesterday, is expected
- dock Tuesday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
rRANsPACIFiC MAILS.

res.toatior and steamer. Close IN y. z. Pm.
rapsu torea China via Tscom5)-
Seattle Maru ........--.... jan 81. . -
Hawaii Cvia san Franciscol-LurlineJ Jan. 90 $50
Hawaii (via San francisco sierra Jan. so $50
EaNaii Guam. Philippines via san
Franciscol-U. S. Transport. FEB. i. $50
rspan Corea china Cis Taooma)-
f4allawshire ........ ..-..t-. ...'.. ...F''. Z y 80
Tahiti Marquesss. Cook ISLANDS.
lgsr.eo, Aas,Ts.,S Natal .q.......'. Feb s. 30
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
ioNDAY. JANUARY 20

NONDAE. JfNT NY 81.
Mai Vessel
vessel For Line NoSes Salt
s,,rirsrno barbados y u !. II .Oo m 20 p m
Aroroyin RrunsVick. clyde. - 500 m
-rscrr,i1a Naples Italian. o.. --- 1900 IN
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81.
?, - v-ibeIp, Bremen y {; L, ESQ m 10 m 2 n,
80 rerb4dos BRAZILIAN. II 90 m :OO q n,
1r,oric Norte,ideo A II r.. 800 m 500 m
\ Amsterdam Rot dam, H-A ---- 700" 2 m
Oceauia Naples. Italian. u 90 m
q ~ 81 Louis Savannah. saw. -- 100 ? nj
vcbavt Jacksonville. clyde. ---- 100 ? m
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7.
<..v-,,a,is Jvpool. Cunard. $50 m 900 4 m
o., ,,,,,diar Bermuda. Quebec. 500 m 1000 2 m
,,.~s.ae curacao Red D.. $50 . 1900 m
seminole. Turks lsrd. clyde 1000 m 100 p ~
C,egorv Para Booth. ....... - 90 IN ? 10 p N
s.-F-.r Prince Santos P'nce 1900 M . 90 y,
t,dc~lard Antwerp Rcd Star IN e0 m
,-,,,rr5 santiago Ward .... 1900 m
san Marcos. Galveston. Nsl'y --- 90 p ~
"a, -cr jacksonville. C1yde... ! co p N
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER.

! Sunrise. 7.13. sunset. 5.15. moon sets. T,13.
moons a 20 -.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
CAPT. ALlST

Syndicate forming 10 take over = wonderful
land aud timber proposition I'm the south. con-
sisting ~ - 800 acres. timber alone IL esti-
mated at 1000 600 feet. conservstively Valued
at s. 80 per thousand feet: gross value of tim
her approximately s241. 800. initial payment 10
secure. this property already available. nns
opportunity for one Or two capitalists. draw
inEs. reports and fun particulars at our once
Call or write
WIGGINS COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CA PlTAL

Procured for nanufs c'urers. industrial er
,srprisAs steam railroads mining. gas. coal
end timber propositions through the sale ~
stocks and bonds e1cellent facilities for plac-
norated and financed Established "a years
MCDONALD -WIGGISs COMPANY.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
nSe ~ RRoADyNAY. NEW YORK y 7
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE WANTED.

iV.pN.WANTED - CAN'T GET WHAT I
want: committing distance. bargain; sale or
.,chanTe y FORD. e29 Jennings 81, The
Bron1 Nsp York
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
MEETINGS.

ANNUAL MEETING or THE ,s,, .MFEis'Nxs ~ i x 40
.,itut4 Thursday. zen 'nri yTON, sse|
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
Tomorrow, Another Offering
of very desirable
Cotton Dress Fabrics

Crisp Wire Finish Voiles,
plain and novelty effects in black,
white and all the newest shades, a
Regular Value 40c Yard
French Linen SuItings
"a inches wide in complete assortment
Of the newest Spring colors. a
Regular Price 7ic Yard
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

Pb|FNS Special 9qfrer', Personal ,,,. ser
! ] IU vices Pats advertised nee
II n oWEN. Dept :5 Mashinston. D. .. 6
BI-Y 4 WsPAPER-Trenendous oppor'uni-
ties HarWsli A. Cannon. Brokers IN NeNspaper
ana Magazine Properties. %" 18th ave- Ne"
York.
FOR sALE--A tea room, Paris: establishes nve
wears For particulars address p. FABRlS. ia
Rue du Bac Paris For general inforna tion.
r. r Bt-NNER Riizeheld conn.
TNVE%TOKS.-W design. develop and build
MACHINERY for Eny purpose. model makers
and light manufacturing. National Indicator
co. 130 Worth st -
CAFE-Tcn rooms: hest business In town: own
or retiring, no agents Box J. NoTth larry =
town. \. Y.
TEA ROOM FOR SALE. 9Th Az. and I5th st 4;
asu established, good location. Inquire or
write l. l.. FRBsE. % West 33d ~
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
koDAKS.


Tf>>>>>>>.-N l. U .,,,
Kodak supplies. eaa,on,ids
Sac>l and platinum printing. n,Siid.s.
lleeesSS Eniargements Lantern ,os Ses q
= 81: ss 4. :. ). ..!.a.i. .!!!..ai...
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
LADIES' TAILORING

TWELVE FRENCH imported models for .
az low prices Special prices now on tail
made suits Guglielmo Company. sS West asd
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

RoSSMoRE LAUNDRY. l1s West 2sth ST
Linens handled consctentiously. Work tha.
brings reputation. Telephone. 1924 Madison.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-04-15
BE NNETT-ROSS.

Invitations were received last week
by friends i'm this city of the con.
tractihg parties, to the marriage Cd
Mayme Eunica Ross to Fred w
Bennett which took place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Ross OF Argenta, Montana
Miss Ross has been the genial
cashier for the John W. Morton hard
ware concern since its location here
and has made many friends during
her sojoWm among us.
Mr.. Bennett is a member of the
firm, Bennett Brothers. dealers In
Flour, Fed Coal etc. and has. by
Astrict business integrity, won the
esteem of all.
After a short trip, Mr. and Mrs
Bennett will return to Mountain
Home where they will make their
future home and where a host OF
friends with which the Republican
joins, will welcome them with the
best of wishes for bright future.