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Actor, Hit by Auto,
Dies From Injuries
Seven Deaths the Toll of Ac.
cidents In and Near
New York

Charles II. Patterson, sixty-elght
years old, a comedian, died in st. Vim
cents Hospital yesterday from injuries
received on Saturday night when ne
was hit by an automobile driven by
Raymond Flood, eighteen years old.
Flood was charged with homicide and
grand larceny. The car belonged to
Edgar Lynn, Of l41 West Eleventh
Street. The accident occurred at
Eighth Avenue and Horatio Street.
Patterson's home was at BAG West
Twelfth Street.
William Purdue. three years old,
died in the Jamaica Hospital from in
juries similarly received near his
home in Jamaica.
HEMPSTEAD, Long Island, Nov. Ii
Three persons were killed in Nassau
County to-day by automobiles or troll
ley cars. There is still some doubt as
10 which killed Carl f. MetZel. four
teen years old, Of Floral Park, His
body was found on the car track. but
the crew of the last car over the line
denied having seen it.
Richard Donohue, of Jamaica, was
killed when a taxicab in which he was
riding upset in New Hyde Park. Lydia
Gotzmann, of Morris Park, Queens, an
other occupant of the car, was taken
to the hospital in Mineola. Minnie
Flynn, a maid employed in Westbury.
was killed as she rode bicycle along
Old County Road. The truckman whose
vehicle killed her declared that a
speeding automobile had caused him to
veer suddenly, knocking down the
rnnno runnnan
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MARRIAGES

swoRTH-GIPSON-O October 81:
Iq1T Olive Lockwood Gipson' dauthtI "
Maud +. GIBSON and the late hl,nA.n -
Gibson. Of Far Rockaway, L.. To- 70 -'oiS
Ellsworth. son Of William Els"Ui ~ Cd 81
the late Sarah r. Ellsworth, Of stamford
y. Y.
GILBERT ARR-Dorothy y. Carr 20 AT
,bur Gilbert. al the Little Church AROUND
the Corner. November Io. %
HASTINGS - PLIMPTON 49, November ~
1q17 at Cathedral of st. John the Di'Iue,
bv the Right Rev. David II. Greer, amy amy
Hastings. daughter Of the late OeheIal l'Ds
ell Hastings and Mrs. Hastings, to George
Arthur Plimpton.
HOPPIN- CHAMBERS Miss Edith rem
yi1oton Chambers. daughter Of Mrs George
p Chambers. 20 Gilbert Hand Hoppih'
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parker Iiopt,'ii'
AZ s. Johns Church. Clifton, staten ISL
and. Saturday. November 10
kARLIN- BECK-Wiliam Karlin to Ida
Beck. November 10, 1917.
KNIGHT MARTIN-On NoyembeT ~; "a. AT
Holy Trinity Church. Harlem henrle'ta
Martin 10 joseph Percy Knight IT, uy lhe
Rev Harry p. Nichols. ID. ID, assisted 10y
the Rev. Guy b. King.
MEYERs-ZILVER- Novenbcr g. at
Hotel Ansouia by the Rev Dr; a, p.
Anspacher llilda Deuisch Lhyer' HausH'e'
of Charles Deutsch. 20 Harry Meyers
uPPENHElM - MoLbNh% a.
Moehrke. of Savannah. Ca, announces the
marriage of her daughter, Wilheimina, TO
Baron Eugene Oppenhoim. Of Paris, France
on November :.
Rosa CAMPBELL-On Saturday, Novem-
Der 10, Miss Janet II. Campbell daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew g. Campbell, 10
Mr. Rudolph h. Rosa, son OF DIT. ana "rS'
Rudolph Rosa.
sTEINER-LIPPERT- November 4. by
the Rev. Or. n Blechman. Joseph H..
Steiner 20 Jane Lippert
WELSH ORRIE-On Saturday. November
no. 1917. a Grace Church. by the Rev
Charles Lewis Slattery. ID. D., Emily RITA.
daughter of Ethel Barley de Jumllhac ana
the late A Laniear Norrie. 70 John Wells.
second lieutenant. le5th u. 5. Infantry.
wHEELER-KILNER- Saturday. No
vernber 9, 1917. at Portland. Ore, Mary
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel +. All
ner. 20 William 5. Wheeler. Of Portland.
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ENGAGEMENTS

FRIEDMAN NEUFELD- and MIS-.
FmH Neufcld announce the engageS,m..en,'
Of their daughter Sadie 90 Max j.. fried-
man.
urXscuFI- BI-IOVA- and Mrs. Jo-
serb Ruiova. of 81 East Goth st.. announce
the engagement of their daughter Emly
l.. TO Harry b. Henschel. Reception TO be
announced later.
UIIIrR RARINOwITZ- Mr.. and Mrs. Ja-
cob RabinoNitz, of 30 West ll3tn ST. an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Iottie 20 George Miller.
MORGAN-ATwOO D-Mr. and Mrs. EuEene
h,y,ood If Nov York and Stonington.
Conn. have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Constance Atwood 70
Richard William Morgan, Of Mystic, conn
No date has been set for the wedding.
sAuFK- -FREY-Mrs Rose Frey.
255 West g0th st.. announces the engaEe-
ment Of her daughters. Vera 70 O ma! re. les
o. Samek. and Elise, 90 Leonard ~ me-, ~
At home sunday, November IN. TO %. no
cards.
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In the first war for liberty, the American Rev
| oluton, Kingsbridge No Mans Land. The
fighting was for the possession of the bridge and
its approaches, which to-day are at Broadway
23Oth and 231st Streets and Kingsbrdge Avenue.
There is still to be seen here the Site Of the
Old Bridge; the Wadng Place; the Old Tavern;
the Bloody Well; Fort st. Charles; Paperinen-
man Rock; Site of Fort Independence; Site OF
the Implacement of the British Guns and other
| interesting relics
Those Interested in historical matters are
advised to see them during the next two weeks,
as they will soon disappear, owing to the decree
of the Supreme Court ordering the sale of the
Estate of Joseph Goodwin, which consists of two
| hundred and thrty-one lots at Broadway, 23Oth,
| 231st Streets and Kingsbridge Avenue. The
sale will take place at the Real Estate Exchange,
| No. IA Vesey Street, Tuesday, November 9th,
| 1917. The lots will be sold for whatever they
will bring without reservation or protection of
| any kind.
Owing to the severe depression in real estate
| it is almost certain they will bring but a very
| small percentage of their actual value. Maps and
| particulars may be obtained from j. Clarence
| Davies 149th Street and Sd Avenue, and Joseph
| P. Day, 81 Nassau Street the agents and auc-
| tioneers.
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Men Who Shipped Bombs
Interned as Enemy Aliens

Christian Schcibel and Emil cycling.
who shipped several bombs on Election
Day % a German In New Jersey. were
taken from the Essex County Jail in
Newark yesterday and interned on FL
llT Island as dangerous enemy aliens.
Cycling and Scheibel were arrested
Saturday after they had boarded "a
Pennsylvania train at Long Branch.
They we're bound for New York. The
bombs we're intercepted en- route by
the government
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Edward Ridley, Ida Ridley and
Henry f. Ridley. as executors of and trus.
tees under the last Will and testament OF
against Margaret J. Ellis and others, de-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered In
the above entitled action, and bearing date
the 18th day OF October. 1917. l. the under
signed, thr referee in said judgment
named. will sell al public auction. at the
Exchange Salesroom. Nos. 1916 Nesey
Street, in the Borough Of Manhattan. city
Of New York, on the 9th day Of November,
1917, at IL O'Clock noon on that day, by
Arthur G. Sheridan, auctioneer, the prem
ises directed by said judgment 10 be sold,
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. With the buildings and improvement
thereon erected. situate. lying and being IN
the Borough Of Manhattan, city Of New
York bounded and described as follows:
Beginning al point on the southcry
side Of west one Hundred and Thirty -frst
Street distant one hundred and seyenty-nve
G75) feet westerly from the corner formed
by the intersection OF the westerly side Of
LenoN Avenue with the said southerly side
Of one Hundred and Thirty -i1rst street 7;
running thence southsrly. parallel with the
westerly side OF LenoN Avenue and FOR a
part OF the distance through party wall,
ninety-nine feet eleven inches 10 the centre
line OF the block. thence westerly. along
the said centre line OF the block sixteen feet
eight inches. thence northerly. again par
allel with the westerly side OF LenoK Ave-
nue. and for part OF the distance through
another party wall ninety-nine feet eleven
inches to the southerly side Of one Hun
dred and Thirty-nrst Street. and thence
easterly, along the said sOutherly side OF
one Hundred and Thirty-irst Street, elk
teen feet eight inches 20 the point or place
OF beginning. Said premises being known
by the street number one hundred and
twelve G12D West one Hundred and
Thirty frst Street
Dated New York, November ID. 1917.
WILLIAM BONDY,
Referee
UTERHART & GRAHAM. Attorneys for
Plaintiffs p Cedar Street, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
The following Is diagram Of the prop
erty TO be sold: It's street number IL ll2
West i3lst Street:
WEST 19fST cTpEET o.:
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s7th Stree,

The appropirnate amount 81 the lien or
charge. 20 satisfy which the above described
property f. 20 be sold. Eleven thousand six
hundred twenty nine and 5000 Dollars. with
interest thereon from the goth day OF Sep
TENDER 1911 together with costs and allow.
ance amounting 20 Three hundred thirty -nins
and thirteen-i00 Dollars with interest from
18th 81 oct. 1917. together with the OK
penses Of the sale. The approximate amount
~ the taxes. assessments and water rates.
or other lienr. which are 10 be allowed 10 tbs
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or paid
by the referee. Is nyo hundred thlrty-two
dollars and interest.
Dated New York. October 18th. 1917.
LOUIS & HARTMAN. Referee.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR REFRIGERATING AP-
paratus electric freight elevators. meat
drsgs. meat track. track scales. track roll
srs ice crusher ice elevator, refrigerator
doors corkboard. and graduated cork
Scaled proposals will be received at the
ONCE OF tho General Purchasing Onicer.
The Panama Canal. Washington, u. c..
until 1890 a. m. December 10, 1917. al
which tim. they VIII be opened In public.
for furnishing the above mentioned arti-
cles Ranks and Information relating 10
this circular 60. 1850 may De obtained
from this once or the Offices Of tho As
sistant Purchasing Agents. q state Street
New York city. Audubon Building. New
orleans. La. and Fort Mason. san Fran
cisco. Cal. also from the United states
Engineer Offices in the principal cities
throughout ire United states -Bcnedict
CroVell. Major. -. II. c., 1. :. Army.
General Purchasing Officer.
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DEATHS

pAIDWIN -Alanson T.. yesterday. aged 81
80 For many years he conducted a phi
ate school I'M south Brooklyn. Services
will be held at Strong Place Baptist
Church Brooklyn, on Tuesday at D. M
upAvrp a, Noyer,ber TO-. John Mar
- Reeve~ in hi. SIst year beloved hus-
- ~. os 49, oYi.a Besyer and father
If Marietta. Frederick. Charles and Edna
Reever Funeral services at his late res
;dence 2sS East 16tth o., Monday even
mo al < o'clock Funeral private To-
u,enuN, 4. r4.,5o- rrglsrd ON Sun
DIST II AZ 49,. ~ ~. az 9i1--ig 1 ie,ft D. c.
p pis - Po,st FIyirg Corps. only son
80 H. md Nh, David s. Bispham.
Vi Hii' anu ~ --n ,.,.
BOAs-Noyember DO, in his o2th year,
Benjamin, beloved hu.oah" on 49, ~
Rosenthall, devoted ls-I,I '- . ~. -
Joseph Relatives. ien955' 49,, -
Nederland sick una, W iilla" ,i0h mn
ley Lodge, no. ot3' T. eH4 y, a. "'.a
Benevolent Council, no. o'H Ii" a. 4i e
invited % attend tne 4tHtIa' LOU rs
late residence, -,lt' L.lfHtA- li'Iu ST.,
Bath Beach, Monday, November 10 e.
p. m. o.. ,
William Mckinney Lodge 40. w.
and a. VI Brethren are TelteoleI 20 az
tend funeral Of Brother BENJAMIN Boas.
Monday November %, D. m. from his
late residence. -lli Eghty-thrd So,
BROOKLYN By order OF Harry II. Harris.
master joseph Kothchiid. secretary.
c,Trro> Marion p Service THE TU-
hIrp S cIIr-prtyf' P-oadyyav. Goth t.
,ii-,'-1i campbelI.i. Monday. il o'clock.
Auspices Actors Fund
TptvNiINs- On Friday. November q. al his
residence. go East tstn IT,, John d. cri n,
min-- solemn hlfh ee.i'i. mass az OF
Patrick Cathedral on MONDAY, NoSeihDef
-. AZ 10 o'clock. Please omit ho"ef'.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASN-
linn IL THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
me rnenbe-s OF the Board Of Managers
Of me Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum IN
thc CITY Of New York are requested %
attend The funeral OF the late John D.
crimr1ins on MONDAY. November 18th. 1917.
At fD o'clock q. fu. at So. PatrcEs Ca
thedral
Mr. Crimmins was one OF the most active
and esteemed member Of tEif Board dur
ing his tenure ~ office. Tie was nomi-
mated and elected 20 the Board boz January
1851. and served continuously until ltD j
when be resigned. Since that time, al
though not member of the Board. De ha.
always been REGARDED by OIL. member a.
valued and virtual associate because of
his continued manifestation of bis deer
and unfaiing interest boo the care and vel
fare Of the orphans. and in an the cons
Germs OF the institution.
The uemhcr of Che Board of Manage.
~ this Asylum and the Sisters and chill
iren therein extend their most earnest
sympathy fo fhe family of Sir Cr.mmiul
BOZ this time of their Bereavement
Right Re-, JOSEPH D. MOONEY. v. g.,
N-c-Pre.idcnt
FRANCIS ONElLL. SocIctar.
TuE POaRD Oh TRUSTEES Oh ST
PATKTCE- CATHEDRAL.
AZ special meeting of frc Board oi
Trustee ~ St. Patrics. Cathedral. held Dol
ne Cathedral kectory. November DO. l'i1
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The Weather Repor.

WASHINGTON. Nov ii.-Ano,hsr ts.vs,,
Is approaching the northern Pacific Coz, a,
rains are falling from Central Csliforni, ~
ward There were also local shower. n Mss,
Indiana Western Kentucky. Western r.ras.
Mississippi and Northwestern Alshan. Ess,-
the weather was fair. with generally high r.s
in the western upper lake regior. tie A
states and the Rocky Mountain region.
Temperature changes were irregular and -
portant.
With tho exception OF showers Monday h,
east Gulf states 40 the western portion |.
s0uth Atlantic dBtfct and on Tuesday 4 !
Florida peninsula. the weather will he fsif N
dsy and Tuesday east Of the Mississippi 4
without decided temperature changes.
Storm warnings are displayed On the M
Coast from the mouth Of tho Columbia River 20
ward
F~eash for Special locslltle.-Eutsra N
ylvanis. New Jersey. Eastern New Yortle
Monday and probably Tuesday.
New England. Western PcunsyiV4nil. yrr
New York-Fair Monday and Tuesday.
Local ofncIai Recoru,.-The iollo~ins o,eai "
ord from the Weather Bureau shows tempurr-
during the last twenty -four hours. IN eOupcs'
with the corresponding date q last year
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Highest temperature yesterday. - dsGr-es q
s45 ?. M lowest, 40 lat a N IreaS,
average for same date last year, ~. nexs ~
same date last thirty-three years. 40.
Humidity
m....so l .. m 81 p u."1
Barometer Readirs
8 q m. .soil l 2. m...S0.io o m...M
Local Official Foreeast.-Fair ,o-dy and ~
bly, co-morro,s: gentle 10 moderate south sne
becoming variable
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BIRTHS

FISCHEL-To Mr.. and Mrs. Max Il.S t,.
8. 1917. at 54j West 1llth st.
GOEPEI-Mr. and Mrs. Walter p. Goepel
announce the birth OF son. November
10. NJ 500 Riverside Drive
ROsENMOND-Mr. and Mrs. Abraham, ~ ko-
senmond (nee Blanche Ichlerl 2oV W.
144th st., announces the birth OF q dauSh-
ter, November 4, 40 Lying-ln Hospital
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IMPORTANT

Birth. Engagement. Marriage. Death
and In MemOriam Notices may be
tclephoned To The Tribune any time
up 10 midnight for insertion In the
next days paper. just call
Beekman 5000
and read the notice a. you wish IL IN
serted. BIN for same will be malleu TO
you later. The notice VIII reach O''i
100 900 readers daily.
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l6' 3"
=. "a
CENTRE LINE IS. g. : OF BLOCK

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 20 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is 10 be sold. is eight thou
sand i've hundred thirteen and 33-1O0
(ys.5l3.33) dollars, with interest thereon
from the 13th day OF September, 1917. to-
gether with costs and allowance amounting
to s5lO.1S with interest from october 18th.
1917. together with the expenses Of the
sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes assessments ana water rates or other
liens, which are to be allowed TO the pur-
chaser out Of tho purchase money. or paid
by the referee. Is s20s.6l and interest
Dated New York, November I'd. 1911
WILLIAM BONDN,
Referee.
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PROPOSALS ron pyNANTTE.-sEAIF

PROPOSALS FOR NAMGTE-sEALED
proposals will he received at the Once
Of the General Purchasing Of1cer The
Panama Canal. Washington. ID. G., until
1880 y m. November ~. 1917. at which
timo they will be opened in public. for
furnishing the above mentioned article
Blanks and Information relating to this
circular no. 1850 may be obtained from
this ONCE or the Offices ~ the Assistant
Purchasing Agents. q state Street New
York city. and Audubon building. New
orleans. La. also from tho United States
Engineer Ofcss iu the principal cities
throughout tho United states 81 Benedict
'roVell. Major y -. ~ g.. L. 3 ARM.
General Purchasing Ofncer
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

LOST--Bsnkbook No. 5Ts.t57 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book In called upon to
present the same 90 the bank within thirty
days or said book will be declared can
celled and "A neV one issued In lieu thereof
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving remembrance of one
of the greatest women who ever lived.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton. She first asked for
the vote for the women Of New York at
Seneca Falls m 1915 Born Johnstown.
- y. November Y. 1915. Died New York
City. October IS. 1902.
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lost BtSkBOOks

LOST .- Baukboot SO 1901 ~ bank
fot So siugs. $50 Fourth ave. New York
Payment stopped Please return book 20
bank
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY.

z21d ST. ~ Harlem Train and by Trolley
Lots ~ small size for sale.
once 20 East FAC ST.. n. Y.
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Miniature Almanac

Sun rises .......... 4:32lSm sets .......... tt3
Moon rises "a n. }. 1882 Moon sets ~. MI S'la
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Fire Record

An
i2 .iO-2l0S Amsterdam sV: CA.hs H,Ssx
trihins.
s:so-is3 ". soth s.. owner unsrosr neA
i50-424 W 27th st.: John Schmidt; nnla
$500 W. 4sth 81. Fred For, unm~a
a.aO-2i5 F. l40th s. Smith Co; none
10 :5O-Dyckman 81 ard speeiWT; ocisa'
known. none -. a
II 3O-2e ard s. W. SGD St; RS' Wts
trihing.
PM
i2 :IO-leOth st. and Harlem River soo'. unne'
tr.hing -
I2:3S-s42 20 SEQ f ils,h st vnh0In W
Co. considerable .x,
1851 W. 2I,h st; D. ChArlS 4 Co ~
2l5-2d az and gath 81 ~ ntini lnS"
ough Rapid Transit % trnins -.
s20-2iSth st. and Fort inGerencenee ~ ~
unknown. none. Al.
42O-lO02 Columbus az unknoNn: riniat
5s5-904 Lexington ay: Institution iof l'S"'
Instruction % Def Nuts. uIEs
650-246 W l46th ST. A. Steir. rhI ..
75o-3se5 Broadway: Abraham Wsss.' ua1~
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

I1sh m: t3j: apartment prsfs-red. eIcsuesl'
-ssrrnces Mis- Shess AsenC. 20 last va s.
Murray Hl 6iIi.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male
HERDSNAN and DAIRYNIAN. y years practical
eYuerieuce. agricultural college graduate. priyate
, .on,rrsriai. i,nouestionable references irwin ;
Agency. S2j sixth ave.
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WORKING OUsEKEEPEB-Norh a lreln41.
Prp,estant. excellent cook. relis0le. incustrlyL''
women: CITY county, we'll recommended ,Oi0-A4
Employment Agcncy. - West A-i 81
WORKING HOI-sFKFFPER - Refined. capable
ScOschVoman. ven neat. efficient efcepl -, q. ,
desirable splendid references. $40. Please can N''
MssOl's Asency. l3l West 42d 81
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FORT HAMILTON PARKWAY. Ana -Confor, able
quie, rooms. reasonable. board optional. sun
trt 5si5.
FORT HAMILTON PARKWAY. l722 Comfortable
quis rooms. reasonable. sunset 5sl3.
HEIGHTS g43 Willow o. Private house. IN
usually attractive rooms Mun SOIL
PIFRREPONT ST - --ConyeIleut Borough Hail
single rooms. excellent table Phone lljsN
Main
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FURNISHED ROOMS
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

CRFSTON AVE. 97gt-Larse room. private family
ssery conycnience references. Boeckenkamp rele
phone FordhAm 1890
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WEST 1a1ST STREET
Arizona republican., 1917-08-01
SHOES

Women's Tennis Oxfords only. .. 79c and 99c Misses Tennis Oxfords, only ............ .79c Child Tennis OXfords only ............ .69c Women's Three Button Poplin Oxfords,
 worth at least, $20O, only .......$1.1 1.19 Women's 1-strap Canvas, ivory sole and
 heel, worth at least $2.25, only .69 Women's 2-strap Canvas Oxfords, worth
 at least $2.25 only .............$1.6 .69 Women's dull calf Pumps, only. $l9S, $2.98 Women's Pat Mary James, S198, $249, $2 9o Women's Pat white sole and heel only, 3.49 Women's Champagne Pump, welt, only $2.49 Women s Pat Vamp, 2-strap, only 2.S9, s. 19 Women's Bronze Pumps, worth $400, only S2.9S Women's white washable Kid Pumps. :. $2.9o Women's House Shoes, only ...........
 ......$ .$149, $169, $1.79, $1. .98 Women's S-inch top, grey, tan, brown
 welts, worth $500 only 6.50 Womens $10 grade white Kid Shoes. ..., $9.5O Women Sin. top black kid, button or lace
 boot, only ......... ............::. .Sf.9 9o .9o Women s S-inch top Reignskin. .... $39S, $49S Womens S-inch top black, grey, Ivory
 Kid Vamps, cloth top, also Pat Vamp,
 priced $650, $690, $750 Chid's 1-strap $1 10, $1. 19, $l .23 $1 39 Women's Boudoir Slippers, only ......... 9oc Babies Soft Soles only .......... .23c, 45c, 49c
Arizona republican., 1917-08-01
MEMS SUITS

We are certain to get your trade if you will look over our line of suits. Mems Blue Serge Suits, ;. $990, $12.5O, $15Oo Mems Stripe Novelty, only ........... $9.90 Mems Gray Worsted, ........ .$1200 to $17 30 Shepherd Check, only y.........$1 $14.75 All suits made under own brand, ''Sterling." Not a sale until you are satisfied in every par ticuar. We can save you $250 to $500 on your fall suit
 BOYS SUITS nice line of suits ranging in price from $2. .49 to $5.90
Arizona republican., 1917-08-01
WORK CLOTHES

Mems Khaki Pants, tunnel loops, flaps
 pockets, ? watch pockets, cuffs, $2.O0
 grade, only $1 69 Mems Khaki Coats ............. $l .98; 2.9S Express Stripe Overalls and Jackets, genu-
 inc indigo dye only ........... 98c, $1.19 Mems Blue Denim Overalls and Jackets
 fast coOrS, only ............... l.1O, $l.l9 Men s Blue Check Jumpers, only ........ .49c Mems Extra Heavy Waist Overalls, riv-
 eted, only 119 Work Shirts, Chamblay and Cheviot blue
 and gray only 49c, 59c Work Gloves, only 49c, 99c, $1.23, $179 1.99 Canvas Gloves, best grade pair .. .1215c
Arizona republican., 1917-08-01
DRY GOODS and READY-T0-W WEAR

House dresses, nicely made and neatly trimmed percale only ................ .9o@ As above, Amoskeag Bingham. S1 ,23, $l.49 Chldren's Dresses well made and trimmed gingham, only ................49 .49c to 90c
 WASH SKIRTS Only ....$ .$1.49, $1.99, $2. .49 $$3 49
 SILK SKIRTS Only ... $59O, $69O, $7.9O, $8 90 $9 90
 GINGHAMS Toile du Nord Gngham, only ......... 16 2-3c Red Seals, only ...................... l312c Amoskeag Apron Checks, only .......... 10c Rival Apron Checks, only ............. Sl-3c
 INDIA LINONS Priced, yard .......,....... Joe, l214c, loc, lS' Imported crepe, plain and stripes, only. 25c Silk Crepe, for underwear only ........ 49c
 MODES All sizes, 14 to A. only .............. .98c
 WOMEN'S OVERALLS Bedspreads, only .......... .$2.9S, $3.99, $49S