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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07
TAlldE ENDS IN
THREE NEDDIlyGS

The big Conan HarRiss farce, Stop
Thief. Is attRaotiRg attention,sak the
PoRHlar theaters q his week The Play
lie CARLYLE M9esei hest. and ID finn
form is a Kaleidoscope Of perpethal
action through the entire fivc reels
having a continuous change of com,
edy situations. !,
|, Mr.. Carr is, q kleptonlaniac and has
two daughters; Afafge and loan. wh'
are 10 be married to Mr. f,lHn4N. and
On Willough by. tFespe ctiEefysp Pretty
Nell Jones' a light fingered maid Is
engaged that aftefbooA BY Mrs. Car
Nell had 1proIniSed; her. sweet heart
lack Eoogan, a crook that she would
assist him 10 do one lsst job RSecRl'
lar laIad imysteriDlst things .beein to
occur In the Carr home with The lar.
riEalrcf the haEpy bHidegGoonas torhe.
asA ruby sNAdealy dasaF,peaps, fraR,
the library. table into Nell's shoe. but
the empty, boxsis discovered hx Quincy
in his osercoat Pockete taters. Fh"
family spRQRptlg suspects Neil. and
ChIney telephones for e, detectivea
NTH the arrival Of the officer events
begin To- haaReas with lghtnjRG rapid.
ity and most mysteriously. They keen
right on happening for Eve r"o;s an
It'll. at the end. the real c1lnrits, Nell
and her sweetheart. are caught. They
confess and repent and Join the rarty
as the third wedding couDle
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KAMEHAMEHA TEACHER
IS BOOSTING HAWAII

Beauty and, charm of Hawaiian see
merry are being Wanted at Monmouth.
Illinois, by ITO former residents Of
that place Misses Lizzie Gossett and
Ida Glenn, who are sending back let
tiers and postcards to the home town.
According to the Monmouth Atlas
the two young ladies sailed on the
Ventura, and had such a pleasant Voy-
age that they regretted to land. When
they landed. however, the beauty Of
the country made them forget the en-
joyment of the boat. and they con-
graduated themselves upon their ar
rival" The paper states that Miss
Glenn will teach during tho year at
the kamehameha school.
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TEAL COMPANY Is
PUTTING On hEN
BILL TONIGHT

Fritz Fields, the producing director
with the Raymond Teal song show at
the BijDus has chosen wisely in mnsf-
cal pieces until the public Is now
aware that any offering he produces
will be out Of the ordinary and well
worth seeing. He 10 said never to
have made q better choice than I'm
The Girl and the Drummer which
will be the attraction at the Bijou for
the latter part of the week starting
tonight. ~ f.t3}a - - ~
aThe Girl and the Drummer In
theatrical parlance, and. others. is q
winner. That means It ID great big
hit that it has struck the popular
fancy all along the lire, that 1t has.
won favor IN exceptfonal degree The
Girl and the Drummer 10 an American
musical comedy. With 1t here are
Fritz Eelds Is TIE drummer. Made
line Rowe. Hazel 1ake. Raymond Teal.
Corrine Earkeek Mildred Manning,
Homer Long. heF1nE IlinslOw and 9TH
ers who helped 20 make e q success
on the other side sof the Pacifc.
..The Girl and. the Drummer Is rnu-
sic and fun and spectacle and dancing.
There are beautiful song numbers.
Madeline Rowe sings The House
Upcn the Hill and There's a Little
Spark OF Love Still Burning" Hazel
Lake sings I'm q Long, Long Ways
From Home" and with the chorus pre-
SCENTS Alabama jubilee. She and
LeRoy Kinslow present their traEesty
on the moving picture show, Poor
Pauline. Homer Long and the beauty
chorus will sing 4Im a Great Big
Brother to All Nations and Bind OF;
Paradise" Mildred Manning and Le-
Roy Kinslow have other clever num-
bers. - j. * - ,:t5
A moving picture will preeede the!
regular show. Picture at 1880 and the
musical show at s:l5 sharp The show
viii continue for the rest Of this week.
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%. THE HOME. OF MOVIES.
Matinees from, 1880 to 4 O'Clock.
Two Shows (Eyening), $50 and $3.50.
80. Special Proqr am. for Today: ,,. -
The Girl From, the Thunder Mountain
1.-TWO reel drama. ....... .Essanay
5roDeho Biliy's Dad g
Western dramal.........ES sanay
Hearst-Seiia News No. 22-
Current eyeats) .Selig
In the Palny Days-icomedy) Nina
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THEATRICAL OFFERINGS
MOROSCO PLAY At HAWAII IHEAlER

Help Wanted" an intimate story
of the home. adapted from the Stage
success by Oliver hoEosco and filmed
by Hobart Bosworth, will be the offer.
ing at the Liberty theater for the
closing days Of the present week.
Lois Meredith is featured in this, Of.
IeriHg and Is surrounded with a typi-
cal Bosworth east, including Hobart
Bosworth himself, Owen Moore, hus-
banA Of Mary PiekfoFd. Lillian Elliott.
Adele Harrington. Helen Wolcott and
Carl Won Schiller. The Misses Mere
dith and Elliott are seen In the same
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HARP AVD. VOICE
BLEND TONIGHT

At the Charles r. Bishop Hall Pa-
nahou this evening at s.: 90. Phoebe
Arleigh VIII endeayor 30 give Honolp-
Eiu's music lovers q treat-an evening
of harp music. The harp Is eyer he
canning more popular as solo iRstrN-
Nmenf, also TOR aecompanying purposes
Especially for the voice, "a .sts..
The program for this evening with
Mrs. Bruce MeV. MackaH assistiRE;,
appears interesting The 1Fst two
numbers. by w. L0Hkine. harpist OF
the Philharmonic at Moscow, are typi-
ically Russian in character. The Fee,
,rie Prelude ct Dance by Marcel Tour
inier is modern French and d YeFys fas-
Icinating composition. Am Spring.
drummer Is by a Russian COMPOSER.
Albert label, and Is descriptive Of
what its name implies, the fountain.
The "Mazurka' by Edmund Schuecker
rs favorite OF performer and listener
alike, for Its gaisty il contagious and
leaves one in good hHmor So much
for the harp solos, S.
The vocal numbers are interesting.
The first. BY Liszt. isione of the most
beautiful az the German Laden. .sSyl.
Velin. by Sinding is,most adaptable 10
harp and slrealiy more effective than
when accompanied by piano. The
Gift, by Mary Helen Brown. is also
very eliuring. sung to the stFaips Of
the harp. Another song that seems
to- have been written for harp is Isl
mes yers agaient dee ailes'' by Rinaldos
Hahn, which has been heard here be-
fore hut not with the, harm. Thp
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CARNIVAL DIRECTORS
TO LISTEN TO REPORT

A meeting Of the Mid-Pacific Carni.
val directors was called for O'Clock
this afternoon in the office Of the cor
Roratien. Judge Henry E. Cooper, the
director general. was to report the
results of his trip to the coast and his
inspection of the Panama Pacific expo
sition at San Francisco. 1t was ex-
pected that a tentative program for
carnival week. plans for the proposed
other subjects to be taken up.
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LIFE PRISONER. TELLS
HIS HIS DRY IN BOOK


Copies of volume written in Jap
tanese and telling Of the life imprisOh-
ment of s. Mituyasn. 9 convict IN the
territorial jail. were received by Jap.
anese merchants here yesterday. The
book Is written yiEidlV, telling a. the
crime which caused his Incarceration
IN the prison, Mituyasu having killed
4 man at Lihue. Kauai. on May 81.
1910. n . r ss IL IS, gss ~
He was "A when he was sent to
prison on q life sentence. and he is
Is now He writes calmly what he
thinks of spending the rest of his lift
in prison and what. he does with his
time now. Il 3.
Quite a portion Of the book 10 taken
up by an account Of his crimes in the
past and how they were committed
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BRET HRH STORY Is FILMED

!, iBeatriz Michelena returns to Homo
iuiu after a lengthy absence tonight
in "The Lily CT Poverty Flat" a pho
.to-play founded on Beet HaFte's ipti-
mate story of the name name. :, The
Lily comes to the Hawaii theater for
an engagement Of enc week. \ ~ ~
arrangements have been made by
the management Of the Hawaii to Of
fer nnBbef of. high grade feature
films, the offeEiAg st the last, week.
The Inside OF the White Slare TPaf-.
fie, having scored big saccesss : - : :
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A production of the California No
ton Picture Corporation. the scenes
of the Lily are almost all laid in
California. where. Bret Harte had al
ready laid his scenes and where he
would have. chosen TO have had the
picture produced. Il tells a story Of
mining life In the early days. -
= The Adventures Of Kathlyn,r. a
thrilling photo-plRy IN which. wild ami
mails cut big, figure, is also. being
shown at the Hawaii, in connection
with the feature pheto-plays. q new
ep. sode being offered each week.
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part in the photo-play which they orig
mated on the speaking stage
This photo-play IS founded en- the
theory that the same respect is not
shown q girl IN the office that is
shown her in her own home. The
author. Jack Lait. had q message to
convey through. the medium of his
play and It gets. over big" according
to all advance Information.
The second episode of the $4,000
serial. The Diamond From the Sky"
Will also be shown at the Liberty for
the weekend.
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Amateur night, Monday, October ii.
Entries should be made without delay
the prizes are worth going after.
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I1WHITE SLAVE FILM AT, j.
FORT SKATER AER0D ME

|, "The Inside OF the White Slave
Traffic" will be the feature film at
the aerodome at Fort ShafteE tonight.
The band and orchestra will give the
following program: = .'.
March-Hait to the Spirit of Liberty
!. ............,... SouSa
Overture--Romeo and. Juliet. .Gounod
Noyelette-Spring Thoughts. .Salzar
Medley Remick's Song Hits mo. 14
-. .....!..... :, 49,. ....... Lampe
TFot-Aba Daba Hone5 moon Donovan
= Nicholas Neyak,- Principal Musician.
Orchestral Program. ,...
Overture .... Herman
Song-Yeu Can't Pay the Landlord
With Love (from "The Red Wild
owl =. ......-....... GebeSt
0ne-Step-PeoF Pauline, ...... Walker
WaItz-When Angels Weep. Harris
Gapriee-Fhe Spider Web. 49,. Allen
TWo-Step-The Kimono Girl. . Blake
Trot-Weep No More, My Lady.
r ..:~............... Gilbert
Selection-Alma, Where Do Yon
/. Live? .A................. Briquet
sSerenade-Fhe Goquette. - Barthelemy
Rag-I ace of the Lunatics =. Allen
Waltz-Matin de Septembre. Marshall
Intermezzo-Bitter Sweets. .Bngelman
Francis Leigh, Director.
Amateur night, Monday, October II.
Entries should be made without delay
the prizes are worth going after.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07

IN lis efforts to increase the volume
CT commerce between the :. United
States and Latin America, the De
parbmen Of Commerce announced that
y had undertaken to remove the bar
r'ers Of trade in these countries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-07

Dr. Richard ". Madison Of Bushy
Park villa, at Newport, has offered q
reward of $4,000 for the return OF
$4,000 of jeWeiry stolen from his home
when the family was at dinner.
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SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK

no soup plates, and for that reason is sold at
the exceptional price of $40. Very lovely bits
are to be found.
JAMES M'CREERY.
ON MONDAY AND TUESD AY
WOMEN'S SUITS will be on sale. There will
be wool velours, velvets, gabardines, chiffon
broadcloths and so forth. Afternoon and
evening dresses also will be included
in this two-day sale. The suits and dresses
which have been regularly SIS to SIS in price
will be S3S.
MISSES BROADCLOTH SUITS. trimmed
with braid or fur, lined with peau de cygne and
warmly nterlined. in several colors, vii be re-
duced from SIS to $3.50 for the. two days
r. & G. CORSETS, in various models and
materials. will be reduced to one-half their for
mer price
THERMOS CARAFFES, nickel finished
with corrugated bottle, in the large size, usu-
ally ST. will be en- sale these two days at S2.65
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SAKS & co.

SAKS G. co.
YOU MAY PURCHASE A CALLOI'
Cherut. Jenny. Bernard model suit, in copy
for S38. $3.50 S28, and even S24, on Monday
and Tuesday.
A GENERAL REDUCTION or TOILET
REQUISITES will take place on Monday and
Tuesday. Ivory soap. three cakes for 10 cents
talcum powders glycothymoline, shower
sprays, nail brushes, perfume and numerous
other articles will be on sale.
BLOOMINGDALE BROTHERS.
WOOL DRESS GOODS of many varieties
will be on sale during the coming week
Broadcloths, serges, diagonals, etch, SO inches
will cost Sl.45 a yard in black and colors
Also, in remnant sale, all pieces under
yards in length will be sold at the rate OF 81
cents yard
STARTING MONDAY, there will be on
sale some imported china in incomplete dinner
sets There is, for EXAMPLE. one set which has
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and tea gowns OF crepe meteor, exquisteiy
coated in chiffon, for s32.
WOMENS HATS, the smart, new, small
models. trimmed, will be sold on Monday Tor
$3.50 and $40, and untrimmed at $3.50 and 81
BONWIT TELLER.
Wells WILL BE ON SALE MONDAY.
Chenille bordered wells at 95 cents and en-
broidered edged chiffon wells at sl.5O will be
most tempting.
HOSIERY, PURE THREAD SILK, for
women. will be sold Monday at so cents And
fine. plain and novelty silks at IS cents.
AMONG THE GLOVES WHICH WILL
BE ON SALE there is duplex chamose'te
Tor so cents pair.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS.
WOMEN'S COATS. placed on sale Monday,
will not. it is thought, last longer than just that
day. They are in the new materials, broad
cloths. kittensear, etck. and some are fur
trimmed. Their price. S24e5.
FURTHER OFFERING features four
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piece dining room set in fumed oak Tor s99, ana
four-piece bedroom set, in old ivory or ma
hoeany or walnut finish, for s53.
IMPORTED CHIFFON BROADCLOIH'
81 inches wide. in black and street colors, Will
be on sale for LIS yard.
MISSES SUITS AT sl29S, in poplin' Will
b.. fur trimmed and interlired.
STERN BROTHERS.
WARM COZINESS FOR THE CHILD is
rersonified in a wool chinchilla coat hannei
lined and with an emblem on the sleeve. In
navy blue and brown. sizes to years. regu-
larly priced SIS, but on Monday only 1895.
ADORABLE DANCE FROCKS ARE
OFFERED FOR THE DAY at S2375 a
biuebrd model which combines taffeta and
Georgette crepe, and another which Grapes up
its radium to show silve! lace. are among them
il very smart serge street dress with Bulgarian
embroidery will cost $3.50
A BARGAIN IN LACE CURTAINS is
pair OF real hlet lace panels for Sl27S. And
another is pair Of Cluny and hlet lace curtains
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LinSerie by Any Other
Name
ARNOLD CONSTABLE.

QUILTED SILK WRAPPERS, luxurious
as warmth and softness can make them, are
being sold at the special price OF Ss.o5.
WARMERS CORSETS, in the new fall
models. made OF ccutil and suitable for medi-
UNI and full figures, regularly priced S., are
now on sale at $3.50.
LORD AND TAYLOR.
THEY NEED NOT BE OF SILK, the
little boomers that one wears instead of an
extra pettiooat. They are quite dainty
when made of mercerized Isle, the sort that
sells for SO cents and comes in flesh, white
and black.
PECK AND PECK
NOT ONLY THE MAN wears woollen
stockings for tennis and golf 1t is quite as
Northumberland servceable and comfortable
IN chilly weather-for the woman devotee
The white sort with stripes are sold for s. 60
and in plain white ribbed they are s..
LANE BRYANT.
MANY THERE ARE who prefer Isle in
'he more intimate articles of apparel For
them there is even the Isle envelop chemise
fresh, soft and comfortable With shor, q,
no sleeves, 70 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24

And the slimmest writing desk in the world
for the daintiest room, only 81 inches thick
when closed, is called the Chau.auqua desk. 1t
has perfectly straight lines, and although so
condensed in space is quite comfortable for
ordinary writing purposes. having plenty OF
arm room and slots for paper, pens and two
inkwells Solid mahogany. Price, S35.
work table for the mending and small
sewing has a smooth polished top that lifts
up on hinges at two places though it never be-
trays the array of hosiery and bits of material
that lie beneath in the two compartments.
There are also in the middle OF the table
three small drawers. 1t is altogether delight
full adjunct to the awful day that means mend
ing and patching and keeping together the
famy wardrobe. Price, S24
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Kitchen Treasures
GIMBEL BROS.

GIMBEL BROS.
HOW DO YOU WASH YOUR DISHES?
Is it with cloth, that is washed and washed
and yet never seems quite clean? One might
use instead little instrument which is brush
at one end, simple device for fastening itse.
to the faucet, and in between a tube for the
ever flowing water. and piece of soap. The
brush is guided over the plate, or pan, or what
ever it is that is being washed, and the water
pouring through the soap forms ready suds.
Press button and the water comes out pure
instead Of soapy. Price, $3.50.
THE BETTY BRICE COMBINATION
COOKER has only four separate pieces-all
aluminum-and yet in various combinations
they form seven cooking utensils. The six quart
cooker, a double rooster, a double cooker,
steamer, pudding pan, coander and covered
baking dish All for Sl.9S
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pefaicoaGs Once More
LORD & TAYLOR.

Now that the boon OF washable satin has
come, pettcoats for evening need no longer
be bought with doubt and prayer and fasting
There is one all ruffes and scallops in pink
or white, at Sl6.7S.
Or palmer, but adorned with a rufRe and
hcmstitchng is the one at S5.o5.
For your everyday wear there is taffeta in
all dark colors black and changeables. which
has two tiny scalloped and huted ruffies, and
which is inexpensive at S395.
B. ALTMAN & co.
OF the durable Jersey is a SIS petticoat in
street colors or white, which is graced with
messalne hounce and three fiuted ruffles
OF ilny crepe de chine trimmed with real lace
insertion and edge is white pink pettcoat
with rosebud here and there and satin
bow. Price. sS.75.
Spanish lace ribbon edged. forms the three
founces on tafeta petticoet which comes in
pink, blue or white at $1,000.
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Comfort for Travellers
LORD AND TAYLOR

REALLY, A PARTY BAG. 1t IT'S e0'u'
nay put ones hands in, muff fashion, a mo- -.
NAV also gracefully take care OF si,pp> NJ
powder puff and even handkerchief. =. n
satin with silk lining. it is $69S Anu :
velvet it is sIa.
B. ALTMAN & co.
THEY VIE WITH THE WORK or -. -
INDIANS. these exquisite solidiy -,
handbags, with the favor slightly on me
SIDE. because of certain colorngs wh's"
primitives could not achieve. Many go ~.
and many combinations make TINS 70"
ion a delightful one. Price, Sis
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The Beautiful Rain
McCREERY.

CARRY ONE OF THE QUAINT NEW.
OLD silver-handled umbrellas The handles
are long, straight and silver. Or they have
a cunning little hali-crook OF silver Price, IS
and $3.50. Or, if you prefer gold there is the
umbrella with the snake wood handle tina, is
tipped with l4karat gold. Price, S3.5s
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Dresses, Goats and
Suits
FRANKLIN SIMON &. co.

A handsome misses coat, which looks ex.
pcnsive, though it costs only $3.50, is full
length ripple raglan wool velour mode, with
deep cuffs and wide collar of raccoon and
comes in green, navy, brown, black and two
shades Of red
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John WANAMAKER.

Plush is rather rare, they say, but here Is
plush coat, full-length, slightly belted into mp
ples. with raccoon collar, at S227S. Sizes II
years to ~ bust.
A corduroy suit for trotabout wear has
haf-length coat, with yoke in front and iul
back, belt tying loosely in front and dye'
opossum collar. The skirt is conservative in ITS
medium width and straight lines, and is signify
gathered under a belt in the back ms
model comes in the dark shades, in womens
sizes and is S22.7S.
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knowledge Re-
inforCed
MAYFAIR.

MAYFAIR.
EVEN BOYS AND GIRLS LIKE
BOOKS And what more fitting to maintain
Henty and Alcott in state OF perpendicu-
larity on the study table than little boy
ard girl book-end set. The cunning painted
wooden figures stand guard at each end OF
the books. Price, S6.75 for the set.
LORD AND TAYLOR
1T DOES ITS DUTY, and no fuss about
it. this set Of book-ends, with merely a
rounded narrow bracket of hammered copper
to show for itself. Price, s..
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Precious Mahogany
LORD & TAYLOR.

LORD & TAYLOR.
bit Of mahogany now and then is beauti-
ful-and often convenient-article OF furniture.
There is the solid mahogany stand for the
dictionary or other unwieldy big book, which
holds the book shut when not in use or allows
it to lie fat when open. Price, $40
These connections of lace, ribbons and
French flowers are NOT valentines.
but garferS BOnwif TeHer's, $3.50.
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LORD & TAYLOR.

BLACK CHIFFON VELVET will be on
sale Monday for Sis yard.
SILK PETTICOATS, Of which there are so
few that the supply will probably last not
longer than Monday, will be specially priced at
SOS.
B. ALTMAN & CO.
GLOVE SALES.-Does anybody ever have
enough eloves2 In this sale there are offerings
for men and women and children For men
very special castor glove for S1.25; for the
woman. short bleck. white and tan glaoe gloves
for IS cents and black and white kidskn
mousquctaires. 10 button length, TOR 81 and
for the children. tan glace for as cents. All
these on sale on Monday only.
LOVELY NEGLIGEES.-On Monday will
offer. for example. one in crepe de chine, lined
warmly with albaross and trimmed with
swansdown and lace. Very lovely, and the
price Sl2.75. Then there are the very rich
looking zenana robes, specially priced at s%o'
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nm BFsT SHOP VALUES OF TIE WEEh =
BARGAINS for Monday Only

that is $3.50 One may also obtain bargains in
more expensive qualities.
JAMES A. HEARN & SON
A NATURAL SKUNK SET with a double
fur animal scarf and the fashionable ball
shaped nuf will, on Monday only, be reduced
from the regular price of sS5eS to s4e9S.
SILK PETTICOATS FOR SALE. There
ale messalines chiffon, tahetas, jersey tops, all
sorts Of plain colors. handsomely lowered and
in Dolly Warden style. Regularly S4.eS, but on
Monday $3.50.
FRANKLIN SIMON.
WONEN'S CHIFFON VELVET WRAPS
will be on sale on Monday only. They will be
in blue. green. purple, turquoise and white
The yoke in front forms drop shoulder sleeves
and there are Alaska opossum collar and cuffs
The special price will be $3.50.
SILK BLOUSES, to match suits; will intro
duce two new silks at the special price, for
Monday. of $3.50. One is of brocaded rainbow
striped castsbeau silk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-24

The old knitted bedroom, slipper is re-
placed by one OF satin and lace.
BOnwif TeIerS, $500.