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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-02

TO get away with a bluff that even
the partisan Watson-Chilton editors
hadnt the gall TO be a party ". After
showing few stock criticisms AT
President Taft and drawing upon his
imagination for a program OF things
ne claimed the Democrats in congress
had accomplished-where every
body knows that they didn't accomp-
lish anything-he proceeded to get
down TO the moro interesting things
10 the home folks. He said that in
all his political experience. he never
saw tho Democratic party OF West
Virginia more united: that he never
knew. In all his years I'm politics. a
legislature that tried so hard 10 carry
out the wishes OF the people as the
last legislature: that there was no such
"A thing as a Democratic insurgentl
IN West Virginia: and in the next
breath. that there are only few kick
ers in the party anyhow, and that
they didn't know how 10 play the
game OF politics or they wouldn't kick,
ana IL they didn't stop IL and be good
they could get out OF the party. and
more words OF a similar kind This
line OF reasoning was utterly too
much even for those who let the
Gold Dust Twins do their work. and
their editors. for tho most part shun-
ned printing that laughable and most
Ing upon Il. like a certain foreign
gentleman two travels these shores. Is
SAID TO shun water that is blessed
and holy. The Republican editors well
coined the Chiffon Measurements with
open embrace They grabbed IL with
a merry ha-ha and have been having
the time Of their onerous editorial life
with IL II IL the most absurdly ri
diculous and rib-tickling piece OF po-
ltichl literature that has been put
forth In West Virginia I'm a long while
AZ the risk OF getting hood by the
gallery. list 10 this bit or political
chatter handed out in all seriousness:
Bob Kidd has little gubernatoriaI
bes all his own, which is buzzing and
buzzing. and when 10 gets tired OF buzz
zinC. why Robert takes a stick and
starts II buzzing again. You see, Bob
likes 10. so one OF his close friends and
relatives Informs US. / don't know
why we shouldn't accept this bit Of
important information with due
sense Of gravity but somehow, in the
words OF Senator England, Of Logan.
u can't be dfd. Nevertheless I am
requested TO publish the news 10 the
vhirling world-asked TO do so by
q friend OF Kidd-that the Gilmer
/ county state senator. lawyer. orator
and wit. is very seriously going over
tho situation and is inclined 10 step
out In tho open as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination OF governor A
further detail Is vouchsafed. and that
is that some Of his friends-Sam
Hayes among them. no doubt-have
suggested the name OF Kidd TO Watson
and Chiffon In this connection and
they have filed II away among the
claims 81 all the would-be governors
In their party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-02

There has been much discussion Of
late here of available candidates 20
pit against Congressman John Ham
iton. There have been n lot Of *
cellent gentlemen mentioned IN "a com
plimentary way. but tho popular idea
~ that the nominee will be- either
woodward. Judge Hunter ~ Moss. of
this city. or Judge Homer -. Woods.
~ Richie county General Elliott
was running strong IN the uewqpapsrs
n The district several weeks agp. but
The general hasn't turned hand %
keep hiH boom FoinE However. no
may mako a definite move in that dir
ection later on. aud then agnin 10
may not.
a close personal and political friend
~ Woodyard SAYS fhnf M EXON
.f.err.n ia not tfIrklnF tsrf asrious
~ OF the nomination now. that he r.
u'fe inclined not fo tackle John
Hamilton again than fr fa fY tackle
him W1Ddyarf. himself rata frnt
De- vii under n1 cirrunsfaurea enter
into n contest or tho rnrfraff.r Hrf
would Toxic ~ ~ ff were offered o..
him Judge Moss sars praeticalIv fh.
same Thing. according o. those who
ere close fn Zoe popular nrf ellie
young iurief So matter % FAT 90
car fe stated agIfh rsfisff. srsta,f..
20 back o. ur that Judge Nnar would
tv fre party In flls District anf ftsf
Pc ~".il Willingly fDrsgo pretty much
= r. certainty - tefnF rrnamInafrf
en- reelected f1fre. f0 make che nrff
against Hamilton. woss a. young anI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-02
REPUBLICAN RALLY


winning Unless this idea. this un-
eeiusnn-ss and party patriotism. un-
o<riies the work AZ the meeting not
much OF a satisfactory character may
be expected to be accomplished. and
the party will be about as Tad of as
ever However this is tire spirit that
- expected TO actuats the meeting
This pleasant expectation n based on
what Republican editors and leaders
OF prominence have been. and are
saying. They are fairly campaetly
unanimous I'm saying that the time
has come when the welfare OF the Re-
publican party must be placed above
the success Of the plans OF individuals
and fractional ciiques.
Hand in glove with this sentinsn mt
Tor a general and genuine overhauling
OF the party organization there IL
marching another thought that IL
growing In strength and Intensity. IL
10 that there should be not only new
blood infused into committees. but
that ther should be new faces" APP
pear on the party ticket II cannot
be denied that some OF the party
members have been before the public
30 long as officeholdsrs and candi-
dates. that they have ceased to be
interesting. attractive, and vote-get-
ting personalities. Long continued
service has weakened them. Where
once they were able to arouse en-
thusiasm and command serious con-
sideration, they are now able 10 ac-
complish neither OF these desired
things. II is argued that Il would be
very wise thing for the party to
search out new men. and. perhaps. in
many cases. younger men and put
them forward as candidates in the eff
Tort that is to be made to hold for
the Republican party what Il now has
and to get back what Il lost a year
ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-02

The Democratic press OF the state
IN well-nigh hopeless divided on the
question OF the Watson succession. A
part OF II IS as silent as the tomb.
but the other two-thirds are making
enough noise and political sensation
so that their silence is not missed.
The anti-Watson papers are more
numerous than those that belong 10
the senator. and. perhaps. noiser So.
when journalistic convert Is made
by the Watson end OF IL, Il is OF i'm
portance 10 the controversalists and
Interesting TO the public. These con-
Nefts nave DeCn Few and far between,
but there was one this week that fell
Tor the Watson plea to come In and
be saved" IL is the Huntington Ad-
Vertiser. The Advertiser has seen the
light" and comes out humbly ana
meekly with praises on its lips for the
senatorial record and statesmanship
or G. Wayland Watson, the champion
blue ribbin winner OF the Oriole City.
The Advertiser no doubt likes to be
saved" this way. but IL is not getting
too giddy about IL all at once. That
would never do, OF course, and tho
Advertiser has the finest conception
or things political, and wouldn't care
10 make any indiscreet utterance at
this time. During the fight for the
two senate seats. there was no more
bitter critic OF Watson than the Ad-
Nertiser. MY. o me. there isn't a Re
publican newspaper in the state that
would say such mean things against
the head OF the Fairmont Consolidat-
ed as that Democratic Huntington
newspaper did IL ripped into him
and tore him limb from limb, but, at
that. he was strong enough to accept
tho senatorship when IL was delivered
TO him, though his voice was so weak
that he could only say: I will make
good" Some OF the Advertisers con-
temporaries in its field will doubtless
take pleasure in promptly reprlnting
from nov on the series Of hot roasts
II heaped on Watson from day TO day
FOR several months. UP TIL IL was APP
psrently stricken dumb a shC<> time
since. II there are any other Journal
istic sinners that want a little OF the
same. there Is plenty OF 81 at the
Watson mourners bench
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-02

cASTORIA fr'-snrsp,.-
hi Kind You EsTI LlusIs Sought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-02

The war between the Watson and
anti Watson factions II going TO be
carried on unremittingly and I'D TO a
finish. In every Democratic conven-
tion. over every candidacy for delegate
or senate nomination, the fight will
be waged- IL will keep both sides
busy. especially Watson. who will be
continually on the defensive. He must
watch every little gathering OF his
party men. and try either TO control
IL absolutely. or sufficiently enough
to forestall II taking some action that
VIII reflect upon him politically ana
serve to hurt his candidacy In further
and moro remote sections. II Is a
hard and troublous and expensive year
that Senator Watson looks OF upon.
III he succeeds in retaining his grip
on the machinery OF his party and
whips out his horde of opponents, who
are vicious and vigorous fighters. IL
VIII prove that he Is IT." so far as
the Democratic party is concerned.
His opponents say that he cannot
carry those who compose the party
organization again with him in face
OF the immense opposition to him, and
his great unpopulsrity with the mas
ses OF the people OF his party. That
Is what they say. Watson doesn't
say anything but he IL keeping up
the fight. and II IL getting warmer
from his side since he has returned
from Washington
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his party had any say In the matter.
Also. % n the purpos- and intention
81 the senatorial combination 20 nom
mate the state ticket. and these nomi-
nations will BE 30 distributed a. 20
help the ambition % Watson TO con-
tinue In his present 1ob.
Anticipating this refusal OF Wat
son and Chtitons state COMMITTEES 10
give them q primary. the opponsnts
OF Watson are planning TO make his
road as rocky q one a. possible. They
expect TO attend every convention. no
matter how great or small. and offer
a resolution 10 each that. n passed.
will be thorn In the political side
~ that senator. and. ~ not passed
viii serve TO add 10 his torment and
trouble. In some OF these conventions
in a Ere~ many OF them. In fact
the anti atson forces will outnum-
bsr the Watson followers When that
occurred. instructions will be passed
for McGraw or anybody else exeep,
Watson.
The evening world., 1911-03-16
ST. cECILE'S RECEPTION
PROVES BRILLIANT SUCCESS

Every feature OF the forty-slxth an
nual entertainment and reception last
evening of 81. Cecile Lodge. No. SOS,
II. and A.. NJ, was a great success
The vaudeville show was entertaining
ana well managed. the music was ex-
ceilent and tho dancing was enjoyed
for hours. There was a very large
attendance OF friends, guests and men,
bers. Among other noteworthy foa-
lures wa the handsome decoration OF
the Lexington Opera-House FOR The oc-
cAHion
The evening world., 1911-03-16
Friday Offerings in
MISSES NEW SPRING WEAR.
BABIES NEW COATS. CAPS. &C.

'hiIdren Spring Goats. plain and
hhlr Ilne and Shepherd Checks match
nnu sa,lor collars, with lace. MORE
nnaann shd fancy buttons to \ yrs-
N',sses New Spring Dress skirts
nlach I'anafnas and Serge
new Tailored ModeIs-
reg. sos and 81. Os 90 M
Misses Rain ~Coats-Nioirc. PopIins.
Suk-Olack and coiOrs-
Weres '.os TO $i2.os. 3.OS to 6.Q8
''r,s Mildly aud Sailor suits-Nayy.
serst-new Spring mode els braid
ttiin Il sailor collnr--cmblem on
yoke and s~iecve-Special .,.. 2.oQ
ChIldren's White Lawn Dresses
newest modcls-lace. cmb'y and
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sizes 10 D yrs--reg. sl.69. -. 1,0O
Babies Colorcd Dresses Glnelam
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Babies Straw Bonncts-fancy Oman
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Babies Cashmere Ribbed shirts
sikcsfo 5 yrs,-,aiuc 20 and .a5..to
Babies Woven Carriage. Covers
white with pink and blue ...... ,Qa
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FREE DANCE HALL
GIVES RECREATION
TO WALLSTREET
1000 Young People Daily
Have "Lunch Hour Spiel' in
IA Maiden Lane Cellar.
MUSIC MEN AID CLUB"
Rouge and Cigarettes Are For
hidden to MelnberS-What
Founder Says.
MUSIC MEN AID CLUB"

81
DID you know that you can dance for
tive hours bet noon and 2 o'cloo,,
every week day In a cellar in Maiden
iIAnsf
IL IL the Music Den,on.,ro, ,o, c,uh
'r,h.cb oror. ,,,. .,,,o,, - r.or.,,,.,
e, go. .-. --N
Th. Lii. ~ -, a.. ,",.
80. 80 1870 ~
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80" ~ s'o"ea .'e
"' W"''m ~ p'a'"'S
.FSN A"' eNe"
a.
Bar Rouge and Clsar>,.-s.
IN consideration OF my being ac-
corded membership In the above Clue
I hereby pledge myself 10 abstain from
using paint on my face. which decelves
no one but myself.
II Also WQive my RIGHTS FOR any not
unbecoming a lady"
The gentlemen members nave to prom
Lso that:
In consideration FOR my being ac-
corded membership I'm the above club I
hereby pledge mysele 10 abstain from
urn~ .,~.rn,,a. nhtro u.,,h.,
T -.
$50 "~e III! i'e".s A"' any act
Unoeco'-;pS . gentleman
The holders OF the cards must NIL them
out With their names and business ad-
dresses.
Tho doors, are OMEN as early a.
III "a, som. c,r,s bring ,he,r lunch
.w =. ea,,.n -. o..
e'ea VIZ Foonins ."A"s men .nes
are Az Iesoy whch tho music s'rihes
Vp at exactly IL O'Clock. There Is al
Ways . pianist and usually q violin
player. sent zach week by various
music selling Arms to demonstrate their
ias>ss nroductiops uenc. ths nam.
=, ~. .i,,h
A"s moor no. ""Nee' Oh course out
" 10 smooth ara eNeh' ana ihe "hite
WAITS are gay with crepe paper nass
Ct many nations. Garlanjs OF purple
wistar!a. also OF pa per. Irvine about The
supporting posts and among the cleo
trio Nights.
ooo nav A.,.,d
40 - D,
Anu '"e et'N" )" NV ous'. WEI"
V ANY one "lah."s Ile sllshtest
oisuuroanee l.hrHcuI"te'y ior'e!ls ms OF
lsF mempership caro- 80 general soou
senners are inc Iu'e' mere is q rom
nstpse OF Eirls N"on tue s'oIe p'opt!
ssos mas h.oNn iVr sumo Ithe VINO
49, N''t N'F
The evening world., 1911-03-16
Long Branch storage Plant Burns.

LONG BRANCH, y. j.. March l6.-
Tie cold storage plant OF Conover Gas
kin here caught fire shortly before
: o'clock this morning. II was a frame
structure. and the high wind prevailing
placed other buildings in the ~neighbor-
hood In hanger. All the apparatus
was rushed to the FIRE and the firemen
succeeded in combining the blaze TO the
storage plant.
The evening world., 1911-03-16
Friday Offerings in
NEW CURTAINS
NEW NETS
nAN'crc 80

NEW PANELS. NC.
over 900 French Net Panels-SesI5 inch
Ia Inch MOtifs-fully 70 styles
White n Arabian
value SO and 40. ............. 10
Accommodations Of sash Laccs-
Irish Pt. nj ache and Tambour-
also Imported Colored Madras
worth 80 and 80. 40
Yard. wide Curtain Muslins--
Colonial stripe eHects-specfal. -. 6t
Colonial Scrlm Curtains
y Inch hlet bordcrs--W white,
Ivory and Arab--vHlue ~. vs. .... I .98
Marie .Antoinette, Cluny. Renaissance
CurtAins--were SOS. ......... 500
Novelty Scrim Curtalns--Arts and
Crafts desisns--double borders
value VI 40. 80. 90
Reversible Armure Damasks--5O inch
Olive. myrtle, crimson, tabac-
N"iue 'oc'..... .,.... .....,.. .39
I 800 yds. Furniture Nelours and
Dnmasks--50 inches wide-myrtIr,
crimson dark blue, certse. old gold
value 81 so to SIZE. ......... .Q8
New Twill Cretonnes and stripe Tick
~ings-h0rals.. Orienthls In light and
sPec'hi ........... .l2lg
special Offering Mfrs sample Lace
Curt ains--fulll ength--Many can he
matched into pairs--each
Was LAP p;49, 30 .os
Fancy Curtain Nets--white, belge,
green. red or brown-c0lonial or
hlct deSigns-yalue 20. .... 10
The evening world., 1911-03-16
Friday Offerings In
BOYS NEW SUITS,
REFERS, &C.

BOYS Spring Refers plain and
fancy tovcrtN IN various shades
also navy Serge , to 10 Yrs
value 81 gS. ............ 80. 2.Qa
boys Double Breast and Norfolk
suits-Sprlug theNiots In gray and
brown mi,turcs and stripes
to Is Yrs. instead Of SJ.as .,. 2.2S
Norfolk and Double breast Suits
theNiOts and Iwccds-stripeS.
mixtures. hcrringhunes-nne aud
two pair trouscrs-N 10 II Nrs.--
value s3.5o................... 500
Russian aud sailor SUits-red. navy,
brown and royal Sergcs. fancy
theyiOts and Cashmere
"a To 10 rs.-re 81 81 ....... 2.S6
The evening world., 1911-03-16
DeSfinn as EUQ
"Meistersmger"
Al Metropolitan
BY SYL vESTER RAWLING.

S<DlE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." was re-
~ peated at tho metropolitan
Opera House last night. \
large audience showed its appreciation
or the performance by numerous recalls
or the principal singers after each act
ana by warm recognition OF T~oscanini
every time he entered the orchestra pit.
While there was Il marked exodus after
the famous quintet at the end of tho
first scene OF tho third act. because of
the lateness of the hour. the majority
stayed FOR the finely effective last scene
IN the a on the Pcgnitz In which
the great choral Is sung and the prize
contest takes place. It's n long stretch
from Iij o'clock to nearly midnight, but
now any music lover who doesn't have
10 catch a train for the suburbs ran
miss this SOMEONE OF the most ami
mated and picturesque presented on che
operate stage-is not easy to under
stand.
Emmy Destinn was Eva this time.
her impersonation was attractive. Kari
Jorn sang we'll and was an effective
walter. Soomer's voice secmed tired
In his -impersonation of Hans Sachs, and
Witherspoon. as Pogner. was not az
satisfactory from n singing point of
view as he has been. Goritz's remark
able Beckmesser never varies except in
degrees OF excellence and Reiss's David
Is always uneSceptionally fine. Flor
ence Wicliham as Magdalene. Pini-Corsi
as he Night Waterman. and all the
Melstersingers were satisfactory. The
riot at the end of the second act wal
well done.
Walter Damrosch and the symphony
Orchestra VIII play Tschaikowsky's
"Pathetiaue" symphony at the sub
scription concert at the New Theatre 20.
afternoon. Bach, Debussy and
Mendelssohn compositions VIII also he
performed. Charles W. Clark, baritone.
VIII make his American reappearance as
soloist.
Geraldine Farrar. the distin r,,,.hs al
prlma donna. will make a cor
cert tour OF the United States nex,
September that will last until hcr en-.
gagement at the Metropolitan Opera
begins. II will he planned for her
by c. T.. Ellis, manager OF the Boston
Orchestra.
The evening world., 1911-03-16
Friday Offerings in
NOTIONS
AMP LINENS
TOILET ARTICLES

White atherstitch and Pipur
Trimming Braids yd. piece
desirable widths-reg. .!i....... IL
Muslin skirt Nokos- assorted siros-
Nhlue IL. ..... Is
Washable Dress Shiclds-light
wcight-ass't'd sizes-value 10 pair z
Ironing Wax. with handle
reg 10 dol z
stamped Srarfs--l7N6s inch-and
80 inch Sgu0rrs-U. So TO 2 rows
drawnwork-reg. 6S",.......... 40
Emb'd Washable Cushion Slips.
with rufre-vnlue .2i,.,........ .l8
> at SANITARY Fountain Syringos-
rapid nOw reg N.39 ..,,.,.... 90
Daguett 4 Ramsdell's Perfect Cold
Crcam--50 ct, size .....-..,.. IA
DR.. sheffield = Tooth Paste
20 cl. SIZE '''s sf.s''''... ia
norinated Tooth Powder
Is Ct. size 1T
The evening world., 1911-03-16

PARIS. March l6.-Aiarcel Provost.
the novelist, was the victim OF an auto
mobile accident yesterday. Ia was hurt
On a collision. but his condition Is not
serious.
The evening world., 1911-03-16
Friday Offerings in
HOSIERY
UNDER WEAR
GLOVES, &C.

" omen Swiss Ribbed Vests
low neck Sleeveless plain or lace
trlm-insiead Of ," ........... IA
Mems BHlhriggan Shirts-shor or
long slesNcs-alsO drawers. with
double seats and strap back
res, 80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Women's Black Gauye Lisle Hose
linen sole-Holuo 5o..-....... 80
Black Union Tafeta Umbrellas
20 aud IS incl-plain and fancy
handles special ............. lac
WOmen's 2-clasp Isle Gloves
black, white and modish COlorS-
special .......,........... 80
Women's lace KID Gloy s. clasp
black. white, tans, grays
special ...,. 80
Mems Suspend erS-wcb aud Isle
regular, police and nrcmen styles
untarnishahle Rilt buckles reg - .l6
The evening world., 1911-03-16
Beautiful Home in New Jersey,
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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married men between the ages OF Is and So;
and temperate habits, who can speak. read add
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~ Montgomery IT., Jersey City, ". j.. or any
recruiting station.
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GliANLrE ClrrERS Minimum wages. ~ IT,.
yer hour; open shop. Address Box 10. Ron,
South td-ulinn.
The evening world., 1911-03-16
Friday Offerings in
NEW RUGS
NEW SHADES
NEW POLES, sc,

Imported scotch Body Brussels Rugs
Oriental and fOral designs
27Sjt inCh-reg Sl.lp........... TT
CreN Grass Rugs greens, reds blues
-SNlO n -specisI ....... S.lS
Rest Body Brussels and Administer
Rugs-pNiI ft.--hr>t patterns
values TO S2i 1910
Window Shades figured and striped
Holland-7N3N before hem
white ana best iints wort 90. .37
l2-lnch Shelf Oilcloths-
slightly imperfect-value & ,......
Brass Extension Rods for Nestibule
or half curtains-rrg. .ll..,...,.... o
wood Cottage Poles-complete with
ends and braCkets-Nalue .l5...,... q
Nsrseillaise Linen Ststionery-pound
package Of 30 worth ,25, .l21
Eny elopes to Match
per l0O-worth IS. ,....,..... ia
The evening world., 1911-03-16
Friday Offerings in
NEW b LINENS
NEW TOWELS
NEW WHITE GOODS, SC.

NEW WHITE GOODS. &C.
30 inch All Linen satin Double
Dainasks new stripes and
floral designs-reg. Sl,I0. ........ 10
II, =. Linen Table Scts-7Oxss inch
cloth--do1cn napkins-specia 8.98
II. =. Linen Table Cloths--63xSi-
excellent d~esigns--yRiue u. Oh. 80. 2.l0
Extra large Huck Towels
all ltnen-2I ,xit-H. y. damAsk
II. y. DamAsk Towels--purr linen
l0x35--brochs bordcrs--reg 10. IA
&c inch White Dress Linens
medium and light weisht-reg. 80. AT
10 Inch Darnsley Tow e,ling-
pure hnen-w0rth Is. .......... Ia
Remnants OF 1871 and Is ct.
fancy White COOds--to clear-yd.. 81
Imported White Novclties-
Noiies and MISUNDERSTANDING 10 "a
The evening world., 1911-03-16
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

nix BEAUTIFUL upright piano, $50 Folding "
-; o. monthly until paid. GOE1Z 4 CO.,
a Court a.. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1911-03-16
Friday Offerings in
NEW DRESS SILKS
NEW DRESS q

Satin Nossaiine -35-inch-ull new
light and dark colors-yaile . y . ~
20 inch Black Nc~saline Satins-
reg. as ct. quality. .......... .5e
30 Inch satin to,ilards--black. navy
and other colors-vsiuc .9s. ...... 10
I'd. wide All silk Crepe dc Chine and
satin Croche. figured pastel unts-z-
reg. Sl.aS. ........'.'' no
so inch All Wool Cream se~rgc.--plain
and hair iires--worth Si.i9....... 30
30 inch All Wool lionricttas and
French Serges--black, cream aud
colors-clsewhcre 90. .......... .40
Fashionable shepherd Checks
AZ inch-smalI. medium and large
value 40. ~
All Wool Challles-Pcrsan. florals.
polka dots. spots IN bordcrcd-
elsewhere So and 6b cts. ......... AZ
so inch storm Sergcs-cream. navy
and ~blHck-value es............ ~
80 inch Nohair sIciliennes-black.
navy. royal, garnet and gray
instead ~ . 'oO
The evening world., 1911-03-16
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.


lost or stolen. bank book NJ, CS,Tis Of The
East River Savings Institution; payment stop
pSd. PLEASE return ho0k ~ bank, NJ. $50
broadway.
LOST on stolen, bank b2oa ~. Al Ia3 Of iG'
irving Savings Institution; payment s'onp@l,
Please Tctu,a book 90 bans, No, 10 CHAM
hen 81.
The evening world., 1911-03-16
Friday Offerings in
NEW NECK WEAR
NEW EMBROIDERIES, &C.

New spring Nerkwear-D Dutch.
Irouyille or sailor Collars and
Jabots-cmb'd linen or lawn, with
lace-reg. .?5..............,... 1T
Embroidery FlOupcings-ls To 20 inch
cyclet. wheel and dainty baby
pa~ttcrns-valuo 40. ..........,.. 80
Novelty silk Beltlngs-back. white
and new shades. also Persian
combinations-rcg. 20 yd........ 1T