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w have been awaiting the outcome
" this test case before bringing
sther prosecutions" said Assemblymsn
Thomas A. Brennan OF No. 50 Park Row.
counsel for the State Health Commits
sfoner. Now that the law Is upheld.
We shall go ahead with the cases pend
ins all over the State. These particular
prosecutions are to compel the dating
Of the goods. showing when they are
stored.
Under the law 40 egg meat or
ooh car be stored longer than ten
months. AS the first period OF ten
months since the law went into effect
expires April Is. 1912. We expect to
bring a new series Of actions against
concerns that hold goods longer than
the legal period.
Our purpose Is to force down the
present high prices. 1t Is my opinion
nat early In March the cold storage
Seople, knowing the nearness of the
tine when the first ten months period
snds. will begin to release to the public
he goods which they have been hold
NJ back all winter"
The evening world., 1911-12-21
THE LAW UPHELD AS GUARD
AGAINST FRAUD.

In regard to the constitutlonality o,
The law, the court says:
There has been an invasion Of the
rights of this defendant. or OF 9TH
srs similarly situated. and no depri-
walton of property; nc lien for stor-
y compensation in any wise has
been affected; no obnoxious dlscrim-
ination between articles OF food 10
the result and. since the fifteenth
day Of June. the obligation of no
contract has been. and could not
have been. impaired.
The spectre Of unconstitutionality
Turks not in the provisions involved
in the presnt inquiry. but in section
S7 which places an average time
limit upon cold storage preservation
OF human food, and the question in
volved therein ought not now to be
anticipated. VITA that debatable
section eliminated. the act is simply
q regulation of a comparatively new
business, with an object OF prevent
ing fraud and imposition upon the
consuming public.
The doctrine controls here: not
the character OF the food In respect
ct whOlesOmeness and nutritiveness.
but reasonable certainty of informa-
ton a. to what purchasers are buy
ing 20 that they. having any prefer
snce or prejudice, may determine for
themselves whether they will select
fresh food or take chances with the
. possible contingencies Of gelidic pre-
servation.
Assemblyman Brennan and Assistan
DiBtrict-Attorney Lloyd =. Stryke
asked that the maximum penalty OF $50
imposed. The defense pleaded for
suspended sentence. but the Court de
cided upon a $500 fine, virtually tn
maximum penalty.
The evening world., 1911-12-21
HELP

WANTED. SON u. S. AlAii, soie bodied w,
MATTED men bttsssn .ss' o. ! ana 80:
aud ten eIaie habits. who can Spa lead .nd
sTiis the En.lisn i1nguase' FFPf iHi'fui't2n
az, New York City: a03 Fulton 81, Brooklyn.
N Y: ~ Montgomery st.. jersey City ' j,
or any recruiting station.
The evening world., 1911-02-16
"Bdyfeyed Bride"
We'll Presented
AT metropolitan
Emmy Destinn, Karl Jorn
ard Eeiss Repeat Their
Fine Irnpersorations-
Coritz Excellent as the
Marriage Broker -
CrcWded House Enjoys
Smetcra's Captivating
Opera.
BY SYL VES7ER WING.

Il DAN FIRED BRIDE was
revived at the Metropolitan
Opera House last night to
the delight Of a crowded house. The
delicious music. the captivating dances.
the sympathetic acting and the droll-
ness OF the comedy made for forgetful-
ness OF the fact that the work is
scarcely grand opera In the accepted
sense. such unrestrdined laughter and
spontaneous applause have not been
heard In the house for many n day.
Ihat this Bohemian opera by Snetana
was sung to a German text seemed to
lessen nobody's enjoyment of 1t. YET,
according TO the logic of some Of the
most learned of New York critics, 1t
must have been lowering to the dignity
OF the Metropolitan Opera lIouse--i
desecration. in fac:-that the opera was
not sung in bohemian. At some popular
priced house? Perhaps, At the one anl
only inperious Broadway Temple OF
Art, now shocking! 1t is astonishing 10
poor. benighted folk like the writer TO
note what virtue may be found In a
Vernacular beginning with an initial
C." and VIVA; vice In one that has e.
Tor It's first letter.
The cast, save in three instances, was
the familiar one of last season. Emmy
Destinn gave n piquant impersonation
or the heroine. Marie, singing glorious
~ and acting with fine abandon. Karl
Jorn, as Hans. was at his best. looking,
acting and singing splendidly. Reiss
again was marvellously gooi as the
suffering Wenzel. n host OF fun in him
} self. who did not overlook the singing
possibilities. julius Bayer. as Springer
the circus manager, always good. was
very much better. Marie hatfield and
Henrietta Wakefield, as the two moth
ers. Herbert Witherspoon. as one of the
fathers. ard Ludwig B~urgstaller. a,
Mupp. a comedian, repeated their COM
peteHt representations.
Goritz. for the first time, was Kezal
Hhe marriage broker, to the impcrsona.
Nst!on OF which he lent his fine talents o.
humor and voice most successfully. He
will be better next time. Basil Rugs.
dael, as M!cha. was not quite at ease
but he sang well. Anna Case was
pretty and competent as E;smeralda
The dancers displayed astonishing ear,
nestness and facility. the chorus sans
well, the orchestra did itself credit and
over all. Alfred Hertz welded the ba;or
with enthusiasm and authority.
The evening world., 1911-02-16
lSADORA DUNCAN DANCES,
WITH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Isadora Duncan. the classic dancer,
aided by Walter Ddmrosch and the
symphony Orchestra, ave a Bach-
Wagner programme at Carnegie Hall
yesterday afternoon 20 a sOll-uut house.
1t Was especially gratifying to note
that every woman on the ground iloor
toob off Ter hat. This added not only
10 tie enjoyment OF the performance by
everybody. but to the smartness of the
appearance of the house. Why should
not this simple rule be observed al
. ways?
), one Of Miss Duncan's qualifications
for pre-em!nence in the art in which
she has had many imitators has been
the Illusion Of non-seX that she has GRE
ated. She is In danger Of losing this
advantage. Something. If only a lttlc,
of the ethereal abstraction had disdp-
peagsd In her dances yesterday, 1t may
no; be credited absolutely to the put
. tins on Of a little moro flesh. The
expression was partly RESPONSE
Bile. But Miss Duncan's dances always
are beautiful in themselves, fun OF Jug
gcstioI and stimul"t!ng of Imagination.
]. IS not so sure that the compositions
of the masters whom she chooses to il
l~ustrate are enhanced by her art,
UEquestionably the best of Miss Dun
cans Illustrations yesterday was the
dance Of tae Apprentices, from 'Dle
Mcistersinger.' This she did so heaut.-
fully tina she had to repeat it. Next In
interest came the dance of the Flower
Maldens, from "Parsiial," and the
bacchauale from "Tannhauser." Hey
-A-.g...a..E In t1Rn RnRh anita In |
consisted mainly Of p~osinss.
NJ. Damyosch explained that Miss
Duncan's exposition of the "Lle5estol'
from Tristan und Isolde was merely
an experiment ana that the audience
could so home II it saw NJ, but nobody
Went. AS Miss Duncan disclosed it yes
terday, 1t revealed Ntile that Johanna
Gadski or Olive FreInstad has MOI
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Come Friday Curtains,
for Draperies.
These Values in\ Bed Sets, Etc.

Clearance In Irish Point Curtains
ib-inch bordors--plain or tig'd centrc,Lo,
We're s5.9s.... 39S We're s9oS.... oSo
About 100 Pairs Novelty Scrlm
Curtains-7 inch flet inserttng- oo
value S.9S. ioo
Nottingham Lace Curtains
Special lots-white, ivory and Arabian.
70. %. Lao
About Ia less than value.
Imptd French Net Curtains
real Renaissance inserting and
edEc-reg. sS.9s................. oSo
Printed Scrim Curtains-Art and
Crafts designs on Arabian or -.
cream-slightiy imperfec;-spccInl..' IA
Muslin Bed Sets-col'd inserting
bolster sham-wcre ~s2.9s-to clear. l Us
Heavy Portleres-cxtra fine Merc'z'd
and Duplex Damask-wcrc SSss.,.. 69S
Rope Portiercs-fcstoon valance
full siZc-all oolorings-spcrinl at. 81
Extra heavy Chenille Rope Porticrcs-
I foot cNtension-fancy valance
green, rose and rcd-clcarance. ...... oSS
Art craft and Easement Draperies-
white Or tlnted flora or double
border eNects-valuo .T.......,. 'lS's
Clearance OF Imported CORD Madras
. yards wide-valuc s2.50.......... .OS
Stripe Curtain Muslins SO Inch
special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o.
Art Tickings and Cre~tonues-Floral
and French stripes-valuc .T......... .19
lmp'td Cretonnes-Louis NVl.-Floral
and Arabesquo eficcts--wcre g.. 90
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Come Friday j,,-,
for tT'SS
These Values inv ''~'"

%, .uCh Llniug pcrcalIucs-
not all shade. reg. 10 clearance . -
10 inch Lining LRwus-ljght and
darn were ,lp.....,.............-.. .i2
Lining siiks-SprinE shadaa-also
black AID whitc-elscwhHre B....... "a
Lining Remnants
desirable weayes and CulOrlngs
at greatly reduced prices.
Imported and Domestic Scotch Flanuels-
also odds and cuds OF all wool
Trlcots, etc Instead OF 20 and 80. Is
Finest washable Tlanuels for waists.
shirts, Reconsideration 80 to 49,, "a
Heavy Domot Flannel extra Wide
instead OF ll''.'''''' ''',.''.,. =.
Remnants OF all kinds ~ Flannels, white
and cOld, also enb'd Flaunels, at about
on-third OF our former low prices,
Far below agents price by the case,
The evening world., 1911-02-16
COVE AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
That There Are Far More Bargains Than Advertised!
No Mail or Telephone Orders.
Come Friday Underwear
IN, for
These Values inv Women and Children


Women's Muslin Night Dresses
V neck-tucks. lace and two Inserts 90
usually .ie. 80
Muslin, Cambria and Nainsook Night ~,
Dresses-twcnty stylos-wcrc Sl"'' 10
Cambria skirts deep ruftics good omb'y m
or lace and inserts-weIo Sl.29.''''' 30
Lawn or Nainsook Combinations
allover embroidery or dainty lace, "a
were i'oo
Lawn Princess Slips-fAncy lace trim
on yoke and skirt-wero $l.3o...... 30
Nainsook Corset Covers-yoke with
rows Of lace and ~rlbbon-wcrc ~ 10
Naiusook Corset Covers-dainty styles,
with lace, cmb'y, etc. value 3d.. Az
Cambria D~rawcrs-rufflc with tucks and -.
hemstitching-reg. 3............... III
Muslin. Cambria and Nainsook
= Drnwcrs--rccular or circular styles
lace or cinb'y-reg. .6J.........,,... AZ
Circular, Vassar or Regular width
fancy Lace or cmb'y-value N.i9.... .oS
Womnn's Sweater Coats-duublo breast
fancy weavc-yalue S5.9S. ............. 3.9S
ExtrH quality Flsnnelette Night
Dresscs-high ncck-clearauce. ,..... go
Childrcn's Canton Flannel Drawers
cambric %ruftlc-1 to II years
were 30. III
Children's Flannelette Gowns
| to IL y~cars-wcre 59............ 80
Children's Fleece Lined Knit Night
Drawers-l to 10 yrs.-wore b.. 80
The evening world., 1911-02-16
ITALIAN CHAMBER MUSIC
ATTRACTS SMALL AUDIENCE,

Modern Italian music lovers, at least
those OF them who live In New York,
would seem 20 have no interest in any
thing but italian opera. The second
concert Of tGe RaHdegger Societa per
Il Musica Tta,isga, established for the
Interpretation of Italian chamber music,
drew only a slim audience TO Mendels-
sohn Hall last n!ght. Mr.. Randeggcr.
who played several compositions a. the
piano. vas assisted by Leonardo Brill,
viol!nis.; Faul kefor, ~cellist: Marguerite
Neser. soprano; Leopold de la Mothe.
tenor; Eliza A.. Donnelly, mezzo-so-
prano; Una Falrweather, contralto, and
William II. Tucker. basso. Florence
II. Jewell played the piano accompani-
merts.
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Come Friday Dress Lawns
for fBatistes
These Values in) FlanneTettes

Clearance OF Floral Swlsses and
Dimitlos-light coiors-wero rs. ..... on
Bordered Batistes-new spring effects
w Inch Instead Of 10 and .2i........ rs
Fancy Dress Lawns-iarge assortment
pretty strlpeA-rcg. 9A ................ On
Fancy Dress Ginghams-32 inch
mill lengths-thereforo II ct. quality On
SILK Ginghams-halt ~silk-fancy
stripes-for childrcn's dresses
Fancy Dress ~Sateens-Navy and Black
with dots stripes or figures
Plain Black Systematically
mercerlzed-"er Ia .................. VT
Clearance OF Outing Flannels-
Pink and Blue Stripes
Heavy Nap-wore .10n........ IN
Best quality-were .i2h ....... On
Fancy Flannelettes--
Persians. Florals and Small figures
"eTe u" OH
Fancy Percalcs-princlpally black
and red grounds-instead Of 9A...... 0k
Fancy Dress Caiicoes-wero 6%........ AZ
Novelty Cotton Challies-reg. sk...... "a
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Come Friday Notions
lar Stamped Goods
These Values inN Toilet Articles

Hose supporters - frilled and plain
elastic-satin pnds-sew or pin on
stylcs-6y ct, values. .............. 90
~ 'I Na'uea' 40
Wv 'a'"ea 80
Cleorauces Bath Robe Girdles-brokel
lots reg % and % Ct, kinds. ...... .25
Alloyer real Hair Nets-reg, ~ & 10. s
Covered Wire Hair Rolls and
Turbau Plds-reg. Is to 2i.......... 10
Cushion Tops and Centre Pieces
stamped and tinted
were p TO CO, ................ Ia TO 40
RCudy Made Cushion Tops and Slips
In burlap, ticking and llthlos-
were q TO Sl.i9- now. ,..,,.... 10 to .OS
Leather Mats, Table skins and
Cushion Slip also hand emb'd
plocc5-rtg. SO to SL9S,.,... 40 to 8. 20
Ready Made Sofa CushIons-satlu
with ruffles-also hand emb'd art
tlckings-wer sl9s to sos .oS TO $50
Transparent Giycerino Soap
DaE, reg Z ''''s'''..' .
Large Bottle OF Bay Rum-value 10. 90. Is
Petroleum jelly-large b~o,tle-worth D.. 6
B~orinnt"d Tooth Powder
large oottle-25 ct. Size .,-.....n,,,,, ~
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Come friday Muslins,
for Sneelln2S,
These Values I'M Cushions, Etc.

10 inch Unbleachcd Muslins-extrn
quality mill 'ougths OF 8 to 20 yds'
worth ,l0is yd..."...''''',''' o+s
30 inch Blouchcd Musllns-worth D., %
Dwight Anchor Shects-5iS31-slight
mill stains therefore Ga Ct. sheets 80
shoets-upat centre seam
EXEC worth G.............. 81
Feather Bed Tlcks-full and three
quarter sizes worth 81 i9,....... .OS
Feather Proof Tlckiugs
as.f'd stripe. worth .lG.-.-,.... TO-
Absorbent Cotton-lG ol-for surgeons
and family use-wOrth .3O.......... 10
Feather pll0ws-snni'ary cured
no 0Ior or ust-2ONes-wOrth 50, AZ
g2xg, worth .9S.................... .54
silk Floss Gu hons
white cambria covered
2~oxeO-eorth 30. .22 2ix2i-wor|h 30. "a
g2xg2-Norh 80. .2S sGx9d-wot.h 90. az
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Come Friday Corsets
for millinery
These Values In, Waists

Womon's Corscts- Coutll and Batlste--
medium and long $500 values.
Also. at same price. Fine Coutil and
Dltiste "Samples'-20 and Il only -.
$500 values all at ........"..''.. Lax
Women's Brassieres-one OF the best
makes-sizes 90 to iG-reg. .D..,..... 90
Womcn's Brusslercs-laco and a
ribbon trim-all Sizes Sl.50 styles...' 10
Women's Tailored llats-fancy braids.
black and colors, with quills,
wings, jet or straw cabochons-
reg. $500 ....s'''''' ~
women untrimmod Dress Hats
black net, hemp. braid or Lace
ncwcs. large and small effects
I'm great demand for Immediate
wentworth 500 ................. 4oS
Large Roses-single or two In bunch
with foliage, new Spring shades
reg. so ...,...,ss' 'F'''''''''''' 90
Clcnra,ccs of Ostrich Tips and
Plumes--Black or white
were 70 TO S9.9S. ....,.',.'.'. 40 70 . 40
eotln Nessallno WaistS-nayy and
black-fancy tailored. with tuckf.
INNINGS aud buttons were S2es.,.. Z W
sntin Messalino Waists-sray, brown
and navy-claborato porcelain beading,
lace Jokes aud cuffs-wcro SG.yS,,,, LOS
Waists of allover emb'y, with
tnrrhou lace trim various
other good s~tylos-werG Sl.9S .....,. las
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Come Friday Silks
for and
These Values Inv Dress Goods

'a,in Foulards-navy or black. with
Mh'te spots. dots and flgures-res. 80 a.
S',k Poplins-llsht and ~dark-soft
ilhlsh-high l~ustre-valuo .s5........ g
5000 S~kirting Taifetas-35 Inch
kood colors-were .oS-to clcar...... q
Rough Sh~antungs-35 inch
natural, tan. jasper-were .59........ 3
- men Shnntungs-sa,in finish
good shades. but not complete
me therefore 10 ct. auality........ q
% inch All Wool suitings-rcduced
10 gray. cardinal. tan, myrtle and
u''e"-therefore 30 CT. goods .......... i
Haskc; GRANTEES and Fancy Serges.
broken assortment Of colors-
therefore sl.19 and st.39 qualities. q
All-wool Nuns vellings and Albatross-
:" ~lnch-good colors-were .f9...... e
" inch Pokin. hairllne and shadow
stripe Mohairs-cream brown, gray,
garnet, cadet. royal. navy and
o'"'h -'HIue 'o9...s................... . s
Dress Goods Remnants
black ard colors-popular weaves-
Mt Friday clearance prices.
The evening world., 1911-02-16

shown at performances in the Metro
polltan Opera House.
Mr.. Damrosch and his orchestra did
excellent work. without Miss Duncan's
aid. in the preludes to "~Lohengrin,'
Tristan ind Isolde and Die Meistcr-
singer
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Come Friday Blankets.
for tComfortab!es,
These Values m) Spreads

Full size Satcen COmfortables-
fig'd both sides-some Silkoline
backs, sone bordeici s29s.. 81
crib OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIN and
Silk hroCade tOps-Silk and Satin
bordcrs-werc t2.gs and t3.9S-
'ledTAlCe ...,,..s.s ''f's'''''s's 'OJ
Absorbent Cotton-lG oz.-for surgeons
and family 80. .......... 10
Crochet Spreads for three-quarter
beds-nO dressing worth .OS......... 'oD
Crochet Spreads for fun size beds
hcmmed or fringod-worth sl.9s,.,. Is
Fun fllo Blaukcts-plain, plaids ana
Jacquards. for summer hotels ana
c~ottagrs-yaluc fitO. ..,...".,.... g0o
Fine California Wool Blankets
full size for double beds
value A.9S. .....'.... ''ssss''''''s 40
Atwood white Blankcts-GGGsO-
for full size b~od5-wcrc S.HS.,..., D %
Fine California Atwood Blankets
59x7g- white. scarlet, gray, plaida-
reg. sG.5S 800
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Come Friday White Goods
for art Goods
These Values Inv NeckWear

Clearance OF Victoria Lawns
firm and strong-were .1eis........ On
80 inch Fancy Madras
stripes and figures-reg. .i2h........ ~
Fancy Emb'd Swissos--reg. .19........ .12s
Cross Bar Datistes-several size
c~hccks-usually rs. 8&
Seml-Mnde Emb'd Lingerie Robes
values Sl0.3S TO tias-clearance.....7 90
Linen Centre P~ieccs-Arabian or
Clnny lac trim-some with drawn
work-were 81 O8.. .05
= inch Centre Pieces-all over
Renaissance or linen centres
values to fl.6,-clearance. ....,....... SO
Scnrfs and Squares-IIemstltch with
drawn work-reg. .9s. ................ 80
japanese SILK Lambrequius-
emb'd floral deslgns-wo7th 81. 80. II .9S
Fancy Stocks and Jabots--
Lawn and Ne, with silk or lace
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Come Friday Laces,
Gr END s.,
These Values in Ribbon, Etc.

Clraun,c Of MorccrlzCd Cluuy
Laroa-lg 20 2 iuch-were .l2's 81
Clearance OF Val, Lace Flouuclngs-
o to II iUch-werc 9......,,..,..,, ID
.. and z iush Emb'y FloGucluBs-
cyrIet, close aud baby effects
slightly tJ.lcd value f1.,,,.....,,.. .1S
Flouuclugs and Corset Covering
pool pat~terns-slightly sulled-
worth observation-disclosures. 10
Ribbon Clea rauces-moires satius, taf-
ictas, also fancy Dresdous-reg. 10. Ia
Ribbon itemmants-
all klEds-ail lens'hs-all colors-
a. Friday clearance prices.
The evening world., 1911-02-16
Come Friday Women's Cloaks,
for Furs. Suits.
These Values my Dresses, Etc.

Womcn's Carncul and Plush Coats
52 lnch-wcrc Slb.9s. .'...'.........'. u
Womon's Tweed Coats-full length
Raincoats OF Ilubbcrlzed Silks.
and double textures. also serges-
were Sll.9S S.0S
Broadcloth Coats plain or with
borders OF caracul and plush
were S=l.N s.s.'s.s.'... III 40
Dress skirts OF Scrviceable Gray
Mixtures good modcis-were sos. l0S
Suits Of ChevIot, Broadcloth aud
Mixtures strictly tailored
were Sl7.9S .............. clearance 8 SO
Women's Velvet Dresses
fancy tailored-were SO .9s....."...T.0S
Flannelctte Kimonos-tailorod styles
were $40 and sl.0S. ."...""..... .0S
Eiderdown Dressing Sacaues-
satin trim-werc Sl.os................ ~
Iiandknit Elderdown Hoods 49,
were sl.9s-clearance ................ .od
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All for 5 Cents
GRAND INTRODUCTION OFFER.
MrheM axMell InhnlerE ~ ,
ssaI Colds. Asthma aca,arrh

To Introduce Maxwell Inhaler and prove
that. 1t viii cure Chronic Cntarrh. Catarrhal
Deafness, Asthma. Bronchitis. Colds, &c,
We nave arranged to supply all sufferers on
the dates named below with "A Maxwell
Inhaler together with 10 days treatment
for only . cents or a 30 days treatment
for only 10 cents. Tho MsNwel Inhaler
sends volumes Of healing. oily alkaline
vapor into every mir passage Of the nose
and throat. healing tho membrane ana
curing tn" disease. cures colds In one CAV.
cures Catarrh. &C.. IN a few weeks FOR
this Regular jO-Cent Inhalcr outnt ~
srecl1l Introductory price of > cents for ~
days treatment or 10 cents for 30 days
treatment call FRIDAY. saturday. Sunday
and Monday. Feb. II. Is. II and 20. al
Hcgeinan Drug stores. zoo broadway,
Broadway. corner Blocker. broadway,
corncr i2d st. 125th st. corner sth. av..
liath ct. corner Sd av. kaiish. Esd st.,
corner Ith av.; uegennn. GA FulLon It
and 1OD3 Broadway, brooklyn; Hueils.
broadway and Gates av.. BROOKLYN as9
negeman. Getty square, Nonkcrs or ma I'D
on receipt ~ J two-cent STAMPS by This
Bruce Co, 1871 West 23d St. New York.
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AN END OF-SEASON FRIDAY
Clearance Opportunities Without Number!

DO not think that quotations tell they whole story. The very article YOU. want and expect to pay
un prc fr mayb lrc at arcdtont to surprise and delight ou-nechc
The evening world., 1911-02-16
About 200 odd Rugs. medium
Come Friday Table Linens,
for Towels.
These Values in\ ToweIlings

Clearance % Table Covers
Turkey Red, with white or green
61NSO-were SlJ9..................... lilo
G4XGS-wcre .y5
20 inch MeTc'z'd Table Damasks-
extra heayy-high lustre-varie,y
OF patterns-reg. D................. .37
20 inch All Linen Napkins.
extra ~heavy-worth $l.0S-dozen... lag
20 inch All Linen Napkins-satin
damask-vnIue g. 29-dozen. .......... 2 10
Clearance OF Turkish Towels-lix]O-
-colored borders-reg. 10. z
Heavy liuck Towels-l3lgx 10
LCmmcd value II
Clearance Of Pure Linen Huck Towels
Si2N35-hcmmed-reg. .2J......... 10
All Linen TowellinEs-l,n and 10
inch-dish. roller and face towels
were .lt...ss...s Ia
Yard Wide Dress Lincns-llght aud
~heavy-purG white-reg. 80. 49,. .25
The evening world., 1911-02-16

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RICHMOND.
The evening world., 1911-02-16

,Iou slElNHAl upright piano, 50 monthly ~,
Mason 4 nImlin organ, 50 monthly.
GOETZ 4 CO., 81 CouIt st., brooklyn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-23
SENATOR NELSON
ATTACKS PRESIDENT
Declares that Taft Is Evading
Constitution in the Matter
of Reciprocity.
OFFERS SOME AMENDMENTS
John Norris, Representing the
Publishers, Will Be Heard by
Committee Today.
OFFERS SOME AMENDMENTS

WASHINGTON, May 22,-Senator Nell
son of Minnesota attacked President Taft
today before the senate finance commit
tee for seeking TO prevent the senate
from amending the Canadian reciprocity
bill He declared that tho constitution
made the senate part OF the treaty max
ing power OF the country and offered sew
eral amendments 10 the measure.
Senator Nelson's amendments would
reduce about one-half the existing tariff
rates on most farm products. To put
farm products on the free list. he de-
clared. was leg!slating directly against
tho farmers.
President Taft is evading The consti
tuition OF the United States he asserted,
when he tries TO force the senate TO
accept this agreement as 1t was pre-.
sented. He is trining with the senate OF
tho United States"
After a. j. Knollln. Wyoming sheep
raiser had appeared in opostion TO the
bill the committee adjourned until to-
morrow morning, when Judge Norris
representing the American Newspaper
Publishers association. Will be heard