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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

was appointed a health officer in that
portion of the city, with no salary.
An argument between Mayor Lamb
and Alderman Berry grew out of the
Ioverdraft by the latter his account in
| the street department. Mayor Lamb
! thought il the old ordinances We're in
effect, the alderman had no right to
overdraw that account without asking
the mayor and Alderman Moves. He
also thought it was not necessary.
The month of January cost the city
over $1,000 in the street department.
The recall for the removal of Alder
mel Moves and Berry was read and
accepted, and it was voted to call an
election soon, which means that it
must be called inside of 40 days and
not more than so. The order was
signed by Mr.. Berry and the text. of it
follows:
a. Gardiner, Me. Jan 30, 1912.
Mr.. Chairman:
l move. that the petition of re
call" for Aldermen Moves and Berry.
be accepted.
That f. NJ. Moves, alderman of Pub
lie Safety and Charities, elections
pertaining to his Department. and
Chas. o. Wadsworth. city clerk, with
the same election duties under the new
charter as formerly be instructed to
make such arrangements as are pro-
vided for in the charter covering a
special election following recall.
Signed, JOHN w. BERRY
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vAssAL BoRo.

John G. Wood. an aged and highly
respected resident of this place, died
suddenly, Thursday, Jan. rs. Two
daughters, Mrs. Hattie Gray. living in
Dakota, and Mrs. w. NJ. Cobb, with
whom he made his home. besides one
brother, two sisters and a number OF
grandchildren and great-grandchildren
survive. He will be missed by large
circle of friends and 4cquaintances.s
being born and passing nearly his en-
tire life in this place. The funeral was
held, Supday,zsJan. ~, = tghiA sys1n&nE
home. Rev. Luther Morris 81 North
Vassalboro offieiated. Interment at
Center Vassalboro.
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GARDINER BOARD OF TRADE
Holds Annual Meeting and Elects Of
ficers--President's Address.

The following officers were elected
Monday evening, at the annual meet
ing of the Board of Trade:
President. G. P. Noyes; treasurer
Anmi Davenport; secretary, II. NJ
Lawton; vice presidents, Weston
Lewis, r. H. Gardiner, r. E. Boston, j
i. Cunningham, c. A. Knight, George
W. Heselton, F. S. Smith, George
Gray, \. w. Mecausland and w. S
Whitmore; executive committee
George W. Brown. L. S. Lincoln, f
A. Danforth, r. p Hazard, e. L.
Russell, L. L. Strout. c. S. Jackson,
j. w. Rafter, s. G. Decker, c. A. Mes
ser and Will G. Atkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

The value of the timberland hold
ings of the Hollingsworth & Whitney
Co, according to the State assessors,
is $b4l3,681, for 1858 acres, at an
average acre rate of ST. which is the
highest acre rate of the three large
timberland owners in Maine. The
three principal owners are the Great
Northern Pape Co. with $500 acres,
valued at $2,759.265, the International
Paper Co, 2S3.670 acres. value, ST.
413.0S1, and the I'll. & w. Co, as given.
The average valuation placed by the
state assessors on the lands of the
Great Northern is trihe less than IS.
and on the Internationals lands, less
than 81 per acre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

A. j. McNaughton, overseer of the
poor OF Foxcroft, was in the city,
Monday. in consultation with Napo-
leon Loubier. clerk to the Waterville
Ioverseers of the poor, in regard TO the
case of a woman who has lived in
Waterville for some time, but is still
a resident of Foxcroft. The town of
Foxcroft is paying her expenses at an
Augusta hospital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

The debating team of Coburn Clas-
steal team viii engage in a debate
with Higgins Classical institute. next
Friday, the topic of the session to be
Resolved, That the Cities of Maine
Should Adopt the Form of Commits
sion Government Recently Suggested
for Waterville." Coburn will take the
negative side of the proposition.
negative side of the proposition. The
members of the team are Donald
Portland; Fred Curtis of Addison and Al
ton Richards, alternate.
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Pruien- Daley.

Nelfe Jules PruIen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Antoine Prulen of Gardiner. for
merry of Kingman, and Miss Harriet
Christine Daley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles DALEY of North White
field. were married, Monday, at Z
O'Clock, at St. Joseph's Catholic
church, by Rev. FER. p. H. Reardon.
Joseph Parent acted as best man,
while Mrs Alice Parent was matron
of honor. After a short wedding trip
they viii return to Gardiner, where
they Will make their home.
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COMMISSION HOLDS MEETING.
Accepts Petition for Recall of Alder
men-Other Matters.

The Commissioners met, Monday
evening, and transacted the following
business: The reading of the records
was waived. The organization of a
company for the steamer City of Gar
diner, at South Gardiner was accepted.
Henry Harrington. city treasurer
was instructed to bid in all property
sold for taxes.
II. l.. Russell was appointed a
weigher of hay grain and coal.
DR.. A. B. Libby of South Gardiner
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Judson L. Rosworth.

Headquarters has been notified of
the death, on Nov. IS, of Judson L.
Bosworth, a member of the Branch.
Mr.. Bosworth was a native OF West
field, and was 6s years of age. He
enlisted in Co. X. 10th Mass. Inf, Sept.
2G, 1862, and was discharged at Spring
field, July 20. 1868. He was admitted to
the Home from Westfield. Febi16, 1906,
hut had lived at home on furlough
several years.
Can smoke a good cigar when moth
ing else will satisfy, but be sure it is
full value for the Sc. like 1.-The Oak
land"
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. AUGUSTA LOCALS.

Those who attended the -Armitage Club
supper and social at the Parish house
Monday evening, had the pleasure OF
hearing Miss Eleanor Danforth of Gardi-
ner in several ROTATIONS, all of which
were greatly enjoyed<by her hearers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Hon. William r. Haines of this city
is to be one of the speakers at the
meeting of the Boston Alumni Asso-
citation Of the University of Maine. at
the American House. Boston, March ..
The members of the Western Maine
Alumni Association have been invited
to attend. The other speakers will in
clude Pres. Robert j. Alley of the uni
versity, and Congressman Gould of
SkoWhegan,
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Mrs. Bert ], Cayoie.

Annie Mary, wife of Bert J. Lavoie.
died, at about O'Clock Monday evening,
at their home, % Court street, of pneu-
monia. She was Is years of age, and the
husband and two sons, one of them an
infant of 10 days, survive. Funeral SER
vices will be held. at 3 o'clock Wednesday
morning. at St Augustine's church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Arraigned before Judge Frank K
Shaw, Monday morning, Peter Barney
of this city, who raised a fracas in a
Park Square cafe, Saturday evening,
and later put up qHite a struggle be-
fore the police finally subdued him.
pleaded guilty to two charges, intoxi-
cation and assault and battery, He
was given 80 days on the former
charge and 50 on the latter; he was
committed
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the commercial element FROM his en-
Joynent of this recreation. We are
generally successful in this endeavor.
We meet the men of the town, and
discuss the situation. with them, and
form club of assistance to the bows.
of an uplifting nature
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metropolitan success, in no small degree
The performance was carried out In a
manner that would suit the most exact
ing theatregoer. Miss Edith Wall as the
Chorus Girl was very attractive, winning
the plaudits of the audience for her ex-
eellent rendition of the part. The scene
of the dressing room of a theatre was
especially good, giving a glimpse behind
the scenes. >,
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Pool Tournament.

In the pool tournament held at Henry
Iaibots, y Taeonnet street, Monday eve
hins, Henry GerouX and Arthur Butler
were the first team with total of 12S
points, against Fred Rogers and Edward
Nadeau, who got 200. Nadeau got 135
points, the highest number for the eve
ming. Rogers pocketed l5 in one frame
up. About 100 people We're present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Nelson N. Scales of Guilford, Uni
versity of Maine, 1911, and once cap
tain of one of Names best basketball
fives. was in the city Monday. Mr..
Scales is on the road for Carter &
Churchill of lebanon, N. III.
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Letters Advertised at Gardiner.

Brann. Mrs John; Clay, Mrs
Charles: Moody, Mrs. Nellie; Robins,
Mrs Annie; Thompson, Miss Ethel;
Winslow, Mrs. Samuel; Baker, Capt.
Willis; Emerson, Leon; Mason, Ralph;
Reace, G. p; Welch, Joe; Caseo Bros
s. Nj. Leavitt &c Son.
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1oc. & 12lac. PERcALEs, So
IN. WIDE SALE Sc. vd
15c. KILDARE SUITiNG, "a
IN. WIDE (PlNk ONLY.
$50. ......SALE Sc. yd
NEW GlNGHAMs JUST RE-
CEtVED.. &c. 1oc., 12Iac. yd
25c. MYOPIA PoPLlN,
LIGHT BLUE WITH WHITE
STRIPE, 81 IN. WIDE.
....-.... :. 4. SALE 12Lac. yd
25c. REP GOODS, 80 IN.
WIDE (oLD ROSE ONLY
=. ....s.. =. ....S SALE 12Lac. yd
Csc. GREY soisETTE, 80 IN.
WIDE, 1 PIECE ONLY 49,.
-. -. SALE 12Lac. yd
GALAT REMNANTS.
SMALL LOT TO CLOSE &c. yd
1870. FLEEcED DOWNS
FOR klMoNOS. 49,. SALE Sc. yd
CSC. FRlNGED ROLLER
CURTAINS. 800. SALE 1sc. ca
Soc. GENTS JERSEY
FLEECED SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, no CLOSE.
....'A. .-......-....-. Zoe. ca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

The fire alarm was sounded, early
Monday morning. from Box AZ. for a
fire at the residence of Frank Nicker-
son, Harrison avenue. The department
responded promptly, but their services
weresnot needed, as some one had ex-
tinguished the blaze before they ar
rived
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GROCERS WIN.
Defeat Terrors at Bowling, Monday
Evening, 1887 to 1125.

The North End Grocers won from the
Terrors at bowling on the Taconnet Club
alleys, Monday evening, in a very close
game, with total. of 1887 to 1925 The
summary:
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Never such values in millinery, it
may almost be said, regarding the
beautiful hats marked down to such
small prices. in Mildred Eastmans
window
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

The vaudeville attraction at the Opera
house, Tuesday evening, will be Bert and
Irene, who give a singing and talking
act par excellence, and comedy musical
pantomine by the Braminos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

$3.50 DOWN PuFFs, LIGHT
GROUNDS. SALE $3.50 ca
&c. BLEAcHED ALL LINEN
CRASH. .-...... SALE sec. yd
Ladies' Coats
$1,000 NAVY BLUE, ALL
WOOL COAT ZONE ONLY
...... .So.uV
$3.50 LADIES' WOOL COAT,
ZONE ONLY TAN. SALE $500
$3.50 BROWN STRIPE La
DIES WOOL COAT.
49,. $3.50. -. SALE $500
$1,000 GREY STRIPE COAT,
ZONE oNLY).........sA SALE $500
$3.50 BLACK PANAMA
SKIRTS q oNLY) &c.. .$2.e3 ca
s5.9s PANAMA SKIRT, ALL
WOOL. =. SALE. PRICE $2.98
5000 BLACK cHEvlOT,
SILK LINED COAT, "a
LENGTH, ZONE ONLY
-. -. ....t SALE $2.98
$500 1 BLACK SERGE
COAT, SILK LINED, 81
I1Nei n 5000 ...-...-. ...$4.So
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+. II. Drummond and Howard f.
Sawyer of the Bangor Shoe Co. Ban
gor, passed through the city, Monday
morning, on their way west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Mayor w. R. Pattangall returned.
Sunday, from a short visit with his
daughter, Miss Edith Pattangall, who
is attending. school in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

| The marriage Intentions OF ]. Henry
Ivers andx Miss Yvonne Boulay, both
OF Waterville. have been filed at the
office of the city clerk.
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formerly

Miss Adelaide Coffin, formerly
principal of the North Grammar
school in this city. who is now teach
ing in Pittsfield, was the guest of
friends in Waterville for the week
end. ~
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Two men. who We're locked up. sun
day, charged with intoxieation, Were
before the court, Monday morning
Each paid fine and costs.
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a full dress rehearsal of the
"colonefs Maid viii be held, Tues
day evening. in the Coliseum. large
number of tickets have been sold. ass
surfing large attendance and those
participating in the play have their
parts down fine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred n. Boston went
to Askwith, Monday, and will visit
some of the Hollingsworth & Whitney
operations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Roy l.. f Chaney passed Sunday il
Gardiner with friends, returning, Mon
day morning, to Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. ny Irwin Collins and
little daughter. who have beep the
guests of a. T. Martin, returned home,
Monday
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WATERVILLE.

o. o. Cross b confined to his home,
10 Western avenue, with slight ill
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

a delegation from Gardiner attend
ed the meeting of the Y. p. G. t., il
Augusta, Sunday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

1ac. TABLE oILcLoTH,
SUBJECT TO IMPERFECT
TlONS SALE 1oc. yd
$500 MEMO coRSETS,
STYLE NO. 3f2 & NO. 3f4,
THESE TWO STYLES WE
SHALL DlSCONTINUE.
80. ...... SALE s1.ea
$3.50 ROYAL WORCESTER
CoRSETS, NO. 2o3, AVER
AGE FIGURE, LOW BUST,
LONG SKIRT AND BACK,
NON UNSTABLE ......
-. =. .......SA SALE e3c. pr
zee. KID GLOVES, TWO
CLASPS, IN TANS ONLY,
IF WE sHAVE YOUR SIZE
-. 49,. SALE soc. pr
1oc. FRUIT OF THE LOOM
-. ...... ....... SALE 7L2c. yd
toc. DARK OUTINGS,
PLAlDS AND STRIPES.
1oc. sLEAcHED OUTINGS,
SHORT LENGTH, SALE sec. yd
$500 BED coMFoRTERS,
MEDIUM coLORS, SALE 79c. ca
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Mrs. f. f. Norton, who has been
confined to the house, for week, is
able TO be out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Lawrence Bros. mill, which had
been shut down, several weeks, has
started once more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

The ARCADIA Club Of the Univer-
salist Society will meet. at P. NJ,
Wednesday, with Mrs. w. S. b. Run
nells, Silver street. Arrangements
are being made to organize a sewing
circle to meet in two weeks. All men,
bers OF the club are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

G. A. Johnson of Augusta was the
guest of relatives in Oakland, Sun
| day, returning on the evening train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Miss Julia Clason returned to Fox
croft, Monday, after passing Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. b
Glason.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

a new lodge, to be known as the
Gardiner Lodge. Royal order of
Moose, is to be organized here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Hellyer
arrived. Monday from Paris, called by
the serious illness of Miss Mary Blish.
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aTH END GRocERs
"The Chorus Girl.

An audience that occupied nearly every
seat in the Opera house, Monday eve
ming, enjoyed 1.-The Chorus Lady" n
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Board Of Trade Holds Its
Annual Meeting.
Commission Accepts Petition for
Recall Of Two Aldermen.
Woman's Philanihropic Union Holds
Its Mid-winier Meeting.

The first examinations of the term
commence, Wednesday, at the High
schSol
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They are graduates of the American
School of Osteopathy at Kirksville,
Mo-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

Miss Grace Wight has arrived home
from Gorham Normal Schol, fir a
visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-30

/ DIR. G. M. whitley of Portland pass
ed Sunday with his former class
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j.. 49,. ... SALE SC. EACH
$3.50 ALL WOOL KERsEY
COAT, SILK LINED, II
LENGTH. -. 90. SALE $500
$3.50 I MISSES, LONG
GREY COAT, PlPED WITH
BLUE, SIZE IA YEARS.
y. ...... -. SALE $3.98
$3.50 BLACK TAFEETA
SILK DRESS SKIRT, SIZE
s,.sa GREY SWEATER wv
SHELL STITCHED (soiied)
49,. ....... ...,.. .25e.
s4.ss I DARK GREEN WOOL
SWEATER ...... SALE $1.98
Ne8 2. GREY WOOL
SWEATERS, TO CLOSE.
500 ONE corToN GRAY ''s
SWEATER, sOlLED ..... 1850,
69c. LADIES' GREY COT
TON SWEATERS. Sale Csc. es
Bath Robes
$4.98. ONLY 3 LEFT or THE
HEAVY COTTON ELDER.
DOWN, WITH GIRDLE
CORDS. -. SALE $f.9S %
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Lace Sale

ESQ Doz ASSORTED LACE EDGES INSERTIONS,
FROM 25c poz yDs
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Dress Goods Sale Dress Goods Sale

$500 BLACK HENRIETTA,
FINE ALL WOOL, as IN.
WIDE. 49,. SALE 89c. yd
75c. WOOL HENRIETTA, As
IN. WIDE. SALE &c. yd
S1.35 SILK WARP HEN
RlETTA, az IN. WIDE. ....
-. :. ...... SALE $1.2t yd
SIPS ALL WOOL PRU-
NELLAS, az IN. WIDE,
HEAVY QUALITY. ....
-. ...... $3.50. SALE SLIP yd
500 WOOL PRUNELLA, AZ
IN. WIDE .......S SALE ssc. yd
75c. WOOL TAFFETA, Ex-
IRA VALUE, az IN. WIDE
-. -. .... SALE &c. yd
$500 WOOL TAFFETA, ONE
OF THE FINEST CLOTHS
IN OUR STOCK. SALE 8sc. yd
s1.oo WOOL BATIsTE, FINE
LIGHT WEIGHT CLOTH,
AZ IN. WIDE. SALE 89c. yd
75c. BATIsTE az IN. WIDE,
EXTDh NhiIIE CT. -
75c. WOOL GRANITE
CLOTH, az IN. WIDE
BLACK oNLY)... .....
:. go. SALE SEC. yd
SIPS WOOL SERGE, BLACK,
NAVY, soc. IN. WIDE .....
-. .... 1880. SALE SLIP yd
$1o0 SERGE, ALL WOOL, so
IN. WIDE -, 49,. SALE s9c. yd
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Today Marked Down Sale
january 80 to February 10

Silks COons
considerably reduced price for this SALE together with odd lots
slow sellers and overstocks This grand opportunity for thrifty
folks to take advantage of money-savng Sale.
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s1.oo ALL WOOL BLUE
volLEs, az IN. WIDE
49,. .s.........s SALE 75c. I'D
75c. SHADOW CHECK
WOLFE, ALL WOOL, 42s IN.
WIDE. -. SALE soc. yd
s1.oo SHADOW STRIPE
BROWN, ALL WOOL, 46 IN.
WIDE .,... SALE 7se. I'D
75c. SHADOW BATisTE, ~
IN. WIDE, $780,. SALE SOC. yd
$1.o0 BROWN PRuNELLA,
ALL WOOL, 40 IN. WIDE
=. ..... SALE 75c. I'D
SOC. BROWN MoHAiR, SO IN.
WIDE, EXTRA VALUE.
~. ...... ......... SALE 29c. yd
75c. RED SHADOW 6A-s
TIsTE, ALL WOOL, az IN.
$500. ......... SALE sec. yd
$500 WOOL cHEvIoT
SERGE, AZ IN. WIDE
tGREEN)... .....sALE. 75c. I'D
75c. cAEvIoT SERGE, AZ
IN. WIDE, ALL WOOL
tGREEN MEDIUM 49,. 5gc. yd
SOC. GREY PANAMA, .36 IN.
WIDE, EXTRA vALuE......
-. 1890. ............. SALE acc.
SOC WOOL 6ATfsTE (GREy) .
So IN. ......... SALE 3sc. yd
s1.oo GREY PoPLlN, AZ IN.
WIDE, ALL
=. SALE 75c. yd
$1.oo GREY SHADOW BA-
TlSTE, AZ IN. WIDE.
t7c. PRINTED SWISS
CHALLlES WITH SIDE
BAND, 27 IN. WIDE.
49,. =. SALE 12lac. yd
12Hac. EDEN CLOTH REM.
NANT WAiSTlNGS, ~ IN.
WIDE. $3.50. SALE Sc. yd
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jan3O-feb
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Silk Sale
Silk Sale


&c IN ri Aen MEssALlNE STRIPE MEssALNEs,
QUALITY BLACK WHITE,
SALE PRICE AND WHITE, CADET AND
MESsALlNE, WHITE
yd 49,. yd
BLACK
CHINE, N. WIDE,
49,. SALE $t6e yd
AND COPENHAGEN /
SILK, yd - - = ~ wv y
,,neKr,, acn BENGALlNE
Thrrern as mi vtnr WIDE
sAlr s1as GREEN SALE yd
BLACK MEssALINE, 75c. SILK PLAlDs IN HIGH
SALE &c. coLoRlNes 8
...... SALE &c. yd
75c.
N. WIDE, EXTRA $500 BELONGS LINING
. SALE 67c yd SATIN Sc IN. WIDE,
CoLoRS -. SALE &c. yd
SILK,
- 49,. 's - S137 SKlNNER'S
p,Acn r.rrrrn SATIMs, ALL coLoRs,
I'M u,1e - IN. WIDE
$3.50 $500 SILK sERGEs,
N. o. yd QUALITY
LINES Sc WIDE, 25c. SILK PLATING. COL. Il
ENDER CADET, LIGHT oRS BLACK, LIGHT BLUE,
BLUE, PINK, cREAM, GAR COPENHAGEN
NET, NAVY. s...... ....:..0 PAGNE NAVY AND BROWN
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Sc Towels Sc

Is ooz HuckAsuck TOWELS 1886 ASSORTED soRpERs
SALE &C. EACH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
"HATS OFF," SAY WOMEN
Mrs. Longworth's Example To
Be Followed in Convention.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. J

Chicago, June 5.-The feminine contro-
versy which closed the Republican National
Convention four years ago gives indications
Of opening the convention this year Shall
the women take of their hats? They shall.
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth says so.
Mrs. James ". Wadsworth, Jr. daughter of
the late John Hay. exSecretary Of State,
and wife OF former Speaker Of the New
York House Mrs. Harry New, Mrs. Charles
s. Deneen. Mrs. Wade Ellis and other ar
biters Of feminine political styles all say so.
Mrs. Longworth at the last national con-
vention brought the matter TO an issue
quickly. She took her seat, looked about
casually from under a wide, trimmed
hat. drew herself to alertness. whipped OF
her long white gloves and distracted three
batpins from her hat For a long while she
held II in her lap. then she gave 1t to
Nicholas to look after Although the con-
vention had been in session for three days
not another woman offered to remove her
hat.
Chicago women who have interested
themselves in this years convention, among
them Mrs Standardization. Mrs. L. W.
Moves and Mrs. John Borden, have agreed
that IL is almost an impertinence and as
suredly a discourtesy for women TO keep
on their hats. With these on the afiirma-
tive side. the negative II there is one, doubt
Isss will gently fade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
SLOWER WOULD BAR ALL DOGS
Saws They Are Unleashed in Parks
Big Mastiff Frightens Children.

The presence OF stray and unleashed dogs
,n the parks OF the city has caused many
couoplaints to be made TO Park Commits
sioper Stoyer. The Commissioner said yes
terday he would favor an ordinance pre-
wanting dogs from entering the parks
whether on leash or not Central Park Is
be,ng made an exercise ground for them.
A large mastiff was loose in the lower
rart OF the park yesterday afternoon, and
frightened a number of youngsters to such
an extent that parents and governesses pro-
tested 70 park employees as well as to the
owner of the dog The big animal romped
over the lawns. and bowled over a couple
~ children in its attempts 10 get exercise:
The owner laughed at the suggestions that
,he dog would do damage to things, besides
causing the children TO be frightened out
OF their wits. .oh,,,,s
allowing unleashed dogs in the park. but
Cnnmissioner Slower says that on every oc-
cssion where an officer is not present the
dogs are turned loose TO get exercise and SO
m Become a menace to the people as well as
the shrubbery