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if Ii THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY AUGUST 4 1908 r
r MANY NAMED FOR
ROYAL HONORS OF
i THf MARDI GRAS
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Friends Start Work for Some
Two Score Candidates on
i First Days Voting
gl FOR FIRST BALLOT
RedHaired Messenger Got It
from Sender of a Corse
j t A Payton Vote
The election ot II King and Queen tc
reign over the Coney Island MardlGras
and Carnival of thA Age of Progress
for the week of Sept 14 started yester
day with a rush which promlsei a hoi
contest for the crown and diadem ol
the Isle of Joy The polls had not beer
open an hour and the Ink was hardly
dry on the official ballot printed In The
Evening World when a redfaced and
redheaded boy In an A D T uniform
rushed Into the office of the Mardl
Gras Editor and fairly hurling a dainty
envelope at him asked hoarsely
la that the first vote cast for King
Cause the lady promised me Jl extra
II I got her vote In first
It was the first vote and the editor
obliged the boy by honoring his request
for a ° stlfcate to that effect The
envelope contained a ballot neatly filled
out In a feminine hand and In favor ol
Corse Payton owner and manager ol
the Leo Avenue Theatre Brooklyn
And there wa a note also which said In
part
Takes No Chances Now
It was a shame that express wagon
broke down so It reached The Evening
World office too late on the last day
of the election last year with that
bundle of ballots which would have
elected him King and I wish by exam
ple to Impress upon Mr Peytons mill
ion friends In Brooklyn the desirability
of getting the votes In early Maybe
everybody does not know that after a
six weeks vacation Mr Payton Is going
to open his Lee Avenue Theatre next
Monday when he will present Mrs
Flskes play The Modern Magdalen
with Miss Mina Phillips and Miss Grace
Fox who was the Queen last sum
mer and Leon Hail and A 0 War
burgNow
Now all the Corse Paytonltes should
get together and never stop until they
have elected him King for he Is prince
of Jollity and Is deserving of every
honor
MRS E A V Division avenue
When a reporter called at the theatre
he found Payton supervising Its rehabili
tation It has been redecorated from
pit to dome and made now or as the
irrepressible actormanager put It
Been swept out This theatre Is
unique In that the house Is practically
all sold out for the whole season of
fortysix weeks before the first perform
ance Is given There are 3431 subscrib
ers as the books show each reserving
seats for his family for one night In
each week for the entire season and
the tickets for the season are tiled away
In his compartment In an Immense case
of pigeon holes there to stay until used
In the weeks to rome
There are seldom more than two or
three hundred seats left for the daily
sale said A 0 Warburg and that
Is why there Is always a line before the
box office an hour before it Is opened
Savareses Friends Busy
Yes Im a candlflate for King again
and Im full of hope said Corse Pay
ton though I do not know what a
straight American will do with the
Iron
Good as their word Ills fellow commit
teemen at Coney sent in a total ol
eleven votes for Frank Savirese the
ItaloAmeiican banker and real estate
man of Sure avenue
Those demoted friend ofMortlm
Kuphan who firs gave them a chance
to prove they could not act the ama
teurs have come to the front and the
first Jays mall brought votes for him
for king It was Mr Kaphan who In
vented Get the Hook end applied Ito
to the actors in one of the enter
tainments he had presented Hut the
get the hoak actors and actresses
soubrettes Ingenues leading ladles
prima donnas soloists and operatic
stars of Amateur Night love him
and he IE their Idol
Some Candidates for Queen
Inclosed please find ten vote fcc
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FIRST DAYS VOTE
FORKING AND QUEEN
OF CONEY CARNIVAL
Ion LtN
Frank Savarpse banker 11
Cores Iayton 10
Charles Iranldes 7
Mortimer Kaphan Amat King 6
Joseph Steinberg 6
Morris CJoldberK 3
apt Gus Wohlschlecel t
Kildie V Mines I i
Doc Marino leltman I
Phil II Joly 1
Hartley Knobloch Staichs I
KxAlderman Kred Lundy 1
Judge Hevmsn Itlccadonnas 1
Jerc r Tvvomcy 1
Do Mslee 1
Conral Stubentxird Sr l
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Princess lUjah lJrtamIAnIIO
Ki Ta cusv Don osra 10
IMna Mav Spuoner 9
Mln1 I iHlpt of 1tonL J
Mrs I l H Job i
Mrs omad Stulwnhorrl Jr 1
MM KJia Crane l
Etta Henl Tayton I
Joan Gray Gus KdWRtdi Co I
m JT
MIss Evil Taniruar the mol arlnt and I
the moil etching little comedIenne I
on the AmericAn stage or any other
1ets make htr our Queen Carnival for I
she U nn I dont care girl anti will
help her subjects along with the fun
Hall Queen Eva H P C Harlem
Start our dear Edna May Spooner of
Jllaneys IJncoln Square Tneatre with
these nine votes from nIne members of
the Spooner Club of Drooklyn and
every ono A SPOOVBHETTE I
These are simples of the letters re I
ceived In the first eight hours after the i
opening of the polls for the most won
derful elective test of popularity ever
held There were ten vnten for Prince
llajah of Dreamlands Oriental sec
tion the graceful and beautiful de
scendant of a line of Persian Irlnces
brought to America by Hassen lien All
a famous Oriental himself and now ap
pearing under W A Ellis
A couple of votes came for MISs Mina
Phlllt leading lady at Paytons and
one each for Etta Reed Payton Joan
Gray of Gus Kdwards Blonde Type
writers Mrs Conrad Stubenbord jr I
Mrs Phil H Jolly and Edna Crane for I
Queen while Skipper Ins Wohlschlegel
Conrad Stubenbord sr Eddie V Vines
of Dreamland Pier Doc Mnrlno of
Keltmans Phil H Jolly proprietor of
Strattons Hotel Barney Knobloch floor I
manager for twentythree years at
Stauchs exAlderman Fred Lundy
Judge S Heyman ot Rlccndonnas Ho
tel from In front of which the nightly
Martll Gras pageant will start Jere F
Twomey formerly Coneys leading
druggist and now In Greenpolnt and I
Welcome Doc Moslee of the new
glide or dip or slide or slip at
Coney got a vote each for King
There will be more tomorrow I
The toting con pun Ti tr found
on imco U iI
NEGRESS DREW GUN i
DNAPOLICEMAN II
Weapon Concealed in Glove
of Alleged Highwaywoman
Met Nightstick
Policeman Edward Farley today ar
raigned Nora Drake a negrejs In the
Harlem Court on a charge of carrying
concealed weapons
This woman Is a holdup artist
Farley told the Court We expect to
trace < manv robberies to her Few men
are her match In a tight
I aint no robber your Honor ex
claimed Nora I am a domestic
Farley said he was standing at Eigh
tyseventh street and Park avenue early
today when a welldressed man com
plained to him that a big negress had I
tried to hold him up Farley saw the
woman and gave chase She turned and
ran and when the policeman overlook
her she backed Into a doorway I
She opened a satchel and took out
i long black glove said Farley But i
the way she held It made me suspicious
and I struck her arm with my night
stick The glove hit the sidewalk with
i crush and this 3icallbre revolver fell
jut of it
Xora was held In tfffl ball for trial
She said she was employed as a domea
lie at No IK East Sixtysixth street
ELECTRIC CHECK FORGER
omnn Cmtomeri Nome Uceil for
a Ilungc In Stock
Samuel Schwartzkopf an electrical
ontractor of No 252 East Sixtyeighth
itreet was sent to Sing Sing today for
lot less than four years and five
nonths or longer than five years by
ludge Malone In General Sessions
In May last Shw rtzkopf did some
york for Mrs Emily Leland of No 652
Park avenue for which he was paid by
check He traced the signature went
to the Lincoln National Bank obtained
a blank check and forged Mrs Ie
ands name to a check for HOu
Schwartzkof then took the check to a
brokerage firm and bought stocks on
margin
GREEN GOODS Mm I
SENT TO TOMBS
1THOUT All
Men Forced to Handcuff
Themselves Will Be Taken
Before Shields
CAUGHT IN NEAT TRAP I
Police Identify McDonald asl
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Convict and Notorious
Cracksman I
Un tel States Marshal Hftnkel today
took a hand In the prosecution of the
two green goods agents who were
capVired singlehanded in Brooklyn and
torc d to handcuff themselves at the
point of a revolver
Central Oitlca Detective Gcgan ar I
raigned his prisoners Charles Korbes
alias Charles T McDonald alias Me
l > onoh and Jim MsVlckor alias Aoner
H Lyonsln the Centre Street Court
today and they were sent to the
Tombs without ball They will be ar
raigned before Commissioner Shields In
the Federal Building tomorrow
Postofllce Inspector lioyle today
Identified McDonald as Milky Mc
Donald who recently served a long
term In the Trenton N J penitentiary
Some years ago McDonald was shut In
a fight with the Denver Col police
For years according to Boyle Ice has
been notorious as a cracksman
McDonald and McVleker were neatly
trapped by Gegan The tip came from
Louis Houthroff a manufacturer of
Belleville Mich who received a circu
lar from New York asking him to buy
JSOOO worth of money for JlCW In cash
Gegan urged Houthroff to communi
cate with the green goods agent and
promise to conic to Now York Gegan
Impersonated the Belleville man got off
the train at Grand Central station went
to the Astor House as per Instructions
and waited for the agents to show up
McDonald and McVleker took Gcgan to
the Cafe Doulcvarde Brooklyn showed
him the money he was to receive and
asked him to produce the thousand
Throw up your hands cried Gegan
producing his revolver
McDonald and McVleker were as
tounded but they obeyed and then were
forced to apply the handcuffs to their
own hands
The polce say the capture Is the most
Important made In many months
It is believed the men were associated
with the gang which robbed William F
Walker the New Britain Conn de
faulter of PVVO In a wiretapping
game
SHIPPING NEWS
ALMANAC FOE TODAT
Sun rim 4W 8un sets 712IMoon sets
POUT OF SEW YORK
ARRIVED
City of AttestS S avannal
Maracnlbo Curicao
Nuecu hey WOlt
uatojolt Havana
Krooprlnt Wlhelm Bremen
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
DUE TODAY
In4l Carilff dn Juan St Thomti
Hudson Havre Koroiu San Juan
OUTQOINO STEAMSHIPS
SAILED TO tAT
K P Oclll Aurora Curaooa
Bremen Comanche
Calabria Nai > l i Jacktonvllle
Strafhallan PrIncess Ann
AuontiM nil Paint Omifort
I Kansas City HI Valle Galveston
I Savannah
IMPORTANT
DRESS GOODS SALE
Friday Morning Aug 7th
AT 10 OCLOCK
We shall offer 4600 PIECES of Shadow Strip
I Panamas Herringbone Serges Plain Panamas
Batistes Mohairs Sicilians Granites Illuminated
Serges Diagonals and Ombre Fancies 36 and 38
inches wide also
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6000 Pieces 36inch Wool Fancies in Va
I ried Fabrics and Designs
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The price whih will be very interesting and must appeal to all
buyers of Dress Goods will bs announced on the morning 0 the sale
PROMPT SHIPMENTS ARE ASSURED
The H Be CLAFLIN CO
Dress Goods Dept NEW YORK
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teni 1BnoQtIl1cers
I August Sale of iFurniture
Commencing Wednesday August Fifth
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UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS ti ROCKESS 1550 2500 3200
Formerly S2100 3275 and 45Of
LIBPARV DINING ROOM TABLES 5 1700 2700 5500
Formerly 2400 36GX3 and fAGO
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BUREAUS 25SO 2POO 3550
Formerly 3375 3850 and 4725
i CHIFFONIER 2050 2400 2701
Formerly 2750 29CO and 3550
I WRITING DESKS 5260038007000
I Formerly 3400 5000 and 8800
C THIRD FLOOR ANNEX
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West Twentythird Street
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GEOLOGIST HAGUE
EXPLQRERIS DEAD II
World Famous Scientist and
Mining Expert Expires at
StockbrMge I
Jnut Duncan hague Ooverixmcnt
geologist and mining expert and son or
Dr WHIUin Hague the noted clergy
man died today at his home In SLllcli
bridge Mass after an Illness of one
month lie was seventythree years old
and leavoi a son William also nn en
gineer and two daUKhtenvs Marian
and Eleanor His brother Arnold
hague Is a U S Gtologivil Survey
expert Mr HiBues New York rel
dente was at No 105 East Fortieth
street
Mr Ifafrue was lately connwteO with
the development of Hothsehlld mines
tenth the North Star mines of which he
was pierldent In the booming of the
CuliniKt and Jlerla mines mil as su
perintendent of tile Lake Sup < jrlur Cop
per region lie was a lending engineer
He was geologist of the United Statw
geological exploration of the fortleili
parallel In 1M7 after his graduation
from Harvard Guettlngen and Fielberg
I JdBiitltlc school
In th South Sea exploring cruise of
i 1853 he was a chemist lit wets ti mem
ber of every prominent AmeriuAii and
European scIentific academy anil dub
and nearlv all ot the clubs of this ell
I Mr liayne ropvesinted New York City
and the Chamber of Coinini > rcr ilt tin1
I relief of the San Krunulseo p wt < lluake
i sufferers lie was called bv Darwin
Americas most notwi ceoloRlu lie
was the editor of a validle sclmtlflc
book on the Islands ot me South Ia
I chit He mamtxl In 1S7C Murv Ward
Foote who died In 159 Arrnncements
for the funeral have not been made
EARTHQUAKE KILLS AND
DOES DAMAGE IN ALGERIA
CONSTANTINE Algeria Aw IA
violent earthquake was experienced heN
at 20 A M today the snock lasting
ten seconds and doing great dimage
Nobody was killed here but It was re
I ported that a number of live were lost
in the nearby towns
The population esp aly the Arabs
were thrown Into a stat of panic
LOST WIG IN BATTLE
Troulilr In TriuMiiriilliiii > Slfirl
nl li > Driniitiil fur Trn DiiUnrn
Mr Anna irnjs Jnnlln1 of N < > I
113 rnst One Hiimlrcil anil Socnml
slroct iipnnarM In tin Hirloin Pour
tnilnv nrilnst Mrs Anna McxkovKz n
tenant in HIP house
Slip snatch IMP Mldhended p v
claimed Mrs Cro a In court Lock
1 show Your Honor and she clutched
at her lied It wns nlutit to como oft
wliin the ixillcp rc I ret l ned her i
Mrs Gros asked Mr Me kovltz fcr
UO due on the rent anil nn niwtnfnt
iciched fur Mr
ensued The tenant I
Oio ss hull IntomlliiK In aiiiti tiiir a
t cv strand when In and bell old she
snitclifjj Mrs rows win off
Mrs dross was nv iiviie wllli hu
m IIilon It was Cite Itrst time dc
nplelihors knew that leer hair wis false
Masltrvto Stelnort toM the women
in en Inline And ophnvf
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I Cure Your Rupture I
I And Grow Strong m
It doesnt matter how bad
your rupture is or how many
trusses you have tried on
claims that have proved false
Here is a wonderful new truss
principle that will make your
abdomen as strong and sound
as it ever was
If you are ruptured
Tht
Bunker Truss
Will Cure You
U iou do not eorae in or write to
find out about this now trail you are
throwing away the belt end the only
sure chance yon over bed of getting
btolntclr well The minute you put
tbe BUNKER TRUSS on YOI will fed
It wonderful relief All the pre
lure It directly the rapture and
abtoluttly no pressure on the back
I When yon weir it one dip you will
belreTo In it ai we do Mark this If
I whet we uy linl pro red to your en
lire satisfaction we dont wint a cent
for the truni our doctor fits you
Sttndtrd Truss 760
Ton tin ibiolattl depend on the
rood faith of Ibis offer Come la
I sod Inieillnle Week day I a
m to S p ra ettadaji II a m
to I p m If lltlir out of ttwa
writ for fltllni blinks Lady at
Undinl
BE CUREDThe BUNKER TRUSS
will cure you
BUNKER TRUSS CO
Boom 4K Bryant Arcade Bldg X T City
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Anty Drudge Suggests an Essay
Fair Graduate ily commencement essay is on The In
disputable Superiority of Mind over Matter
ABly Drudge Why not make your essay about practical
things How FelsXaptha Has Lightened Womanj
Work After you are married and have a house
of your own you will find that JVhXaptha has done
more to take the sting out of housework than any
thing ever invented
The three great forward steps in
womans housework are
The modern range in place of the
old fireplace and kettle
The sewing machine in place of
I laborious handsewing
I FelsNaptha soap which makes it
easy to wash clothes in cool or lukewarm
water without boiling or hard rubbing
Of these three FelsNaptha saves the
woman more backbreaking labor more
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time more money and does more to
make life pleasanter than either qf the
othersAt
At the very first you can see how it
I saves time and labor but perhaps youll
wonder how FelsNaptha saves money
In two ways First it saves the cost of
coal or gas to heat water and boil the
clothes
Then the clothes last longer when
washed vith FclsNaptha in cool or luke
i warm water
II Their fibre isnt weakened by boil
ing nor strained by hard rubbing
i You cant realize just what a help
I FelsNaptha is until youve tried it in
your own washing
I Why not begin next washday
FelsNaptha easy way of washing in
I place of the tiresome tedious backbreak
I ing method
Use it according to directions on the
Iceland green wrapper winter or summer
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I 5 MIVUTliS PROM HOIiOKKN TO Till NTH STRIfsT STORI 5 Rs
i AUGUST FURNITURE SALE
I AN entire floor devoted in the selling of Fur 14
bjefl ues rtlej niture and a great crowd vt eager custom II
ers That was the scene here hVuuiiy The
Js4 6 4 qo opening of this great sale was a tremendous suc
I cess the greatest in our history
1A The prices for tomorrow are equally
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HENYSIEGE 1
VOLU C HOICK vo r ii r H OICK v o LR r n OICE
THIS I1HKSS o r T n i s Iliiv OJTlilsCIlIt
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DAVENPORT SOFA BEDS fill In quartered KSS llltKSSKIt IOMKH in quar
b I di eye Ill quartered oak lireJ oak blrdi
Constructed with solid oak frames hijhly polished pan uJk r
and mahOK birdseye m A p I o eye maple and mahogany
elleJ niple I
ertects < pilm seat and back up t
bolstered in vour lolds down to < 17 98 ny at and rnihoirany at hogany at
make bed 30 vjlueat fifth Floor P 1950 I 1798 1798
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I LOWERED PRICES FOR HOUSEFURNISHINGS
I TUIIK OIICfOTll 1U sards nlde intanertsI 121c
= ors anil while yard 72
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I IIIIKMIK GAS STOVES ei
J frg 5 > Ira luruc top double w i e 9 cTco tk I
t ring burner 011
1 HAS Hon TlniMI rubhr
f i PIU a1 Blzei per A AVIIUMV UIOTHKSS
foot 1C IIAMiKTsi made oC >
I imported willow
laren iliti aluei
I I up to 49c
1 I OJo lis > e nt c
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F 7 tiI CANS
I i extra heavy OVENS for gas or oil I
0 I a I v nnlzpj st < n made of pal
V Iron limn lihfil IPel warranted STE11 iAD
t1L size holdj IS Kuod ball S5e IIEK CIIA1KS I
I I gallons MUr tr > 1 eura heavy
oyi
at nhen not i 1
J I TOOTH PICKS double I tned us a J
I 0 sit Fii 0 I I i pulntil box of Or littiti 1i111 ladder make
i i S C U E K N norn fan lron I a good kit
I T IHliS Hsoj an mor sard pattern 3c KIIIMMI I rhrn chair Hir > JEST
I if + giued walnut I CLOTH EH I 1 i I F I O IF It KO01 CIIOITKHH
> TAITKS IIHYKIIS ji
itnmed I I Oil
a tA1cT1itA Sr i ulie for cutting
laid 4
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size cKise rinsed emlJ I
to e
< > lb size ting all kinds uf
Z Otll 1 > not drip foot high SQIAIIK W I I
111 10 > l f
nlicly Japanned fruits
p meat ege
of
made fI LlTIII
n Uc the LOW
f 70c n bc anned ands tables DSc
7Qr
t nt t > C nor boxu clear IIAMIEItS hinged s t riled 79 C
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en value f
wood
IIIsros 1E white 1 00 uver ned u ith
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SMATS meiai t 3c I wood bat wllh airtight hlnicd 35
98c
rm I y 9c Corn COMT C
if li rmeiil >
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REMARKABLE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS j
mnEIt1ZID BLEAChED TAUIK TABIv CLOTHB Austrian Linen FLU SIZE HEAVY FlU GED
DAMASK Hnst qual ty CO 39c fr nKed St size for relent or BED SIHEADS JIJ5 Values Qgj
Inch jir vahi Yafl at a square tables Kxcellent Jl 6ge at
X VIKINS TO MATCH large vi UPS at BLEACHED MfSUN extra heavy
1XM dmnvr s ze 139 val QBp DOfniE BED SIZE SHEETS quality no March or dress A
lies at heavy Unfit llnlsli T2xW iiSc Ing j valinx Yard c
SIljVKIl IllKACHII TOWEMXO
IlUOW CASKS
regularly Wo at lp good tlrm quality
IS ln > lies wlo very absorb 611e full site ui bxi best size
U 72 11111 Miiitrrs Uegular 16cIO I
cut rgiuHy k vaup Vard JUC
TlHKISH HATH TOWBUS eMri jnrili Uy dj ynriU lung lleKli value at
and lur SIc vnlnin KKMII 3Qr fIll J4TII bTKKET STOHE
large sizes bleachid un 1 uy
ISc
Jv tlomil vnlui III Main IliMir j
hlead1e 2uc refiiiar at
i r WOMENS ASH DRESSES AND UPHOLSTERY
SMiriT WAIST BOXES all fresh
and perfect covcrevl with dainty
SKIRTS AT ABOUT 1L PRICE BUIUUO XO crotonnes fctyles TAHtES or nt fcreen burlap They are noL 27
Inches hIgh with matting covered
DRESSES made of Dimity and tops usual prlco tic
OMENS JUMPER 44c
69c
to
patterns C Ilalt
Ln nsj very full skirts a great many Y t It CFnrJtD POU
v y
choose from Regularly 125 TErtES wcurau
finality 7 M and JT9S A QA
of Llnene grades pair tVO
Made gra1e
DRESSES
WOMENS PRINCESS JUMPER 1 69 TAIF S T U V COUCH COVERS
Dimit pretty polka dots checks and stripes Regularly 3 93 p made from factory remnants of
the finest tapestry all are nicely
AND LINEN PRINCESS DRESSES fringcd actual vnlues rW o hfi
LINGERIE 2
VOILE 98
COTTON VO
WOMENS sale price
some with fluffy ruffle sleeves Regularly sold up to 49S 2 45 RLKKLBD CrilTAIV SUISSi fan
tile last I e cy tucked Insertion limit S yards
While they
IDc quality Wednesday at VC
yard
w OIAQtB WINDOW SHADES ex
YourO tra sizes 45 to S Inches wide and I
Womens Fall Suits Made to each 7 r5iob0 Jlno value 4f
Fourth Floor
Measure at 15
WALL PAPER r
fall Suit at a
During the mouth of August we will makt you a stylish Sele ROOM LOTS Enough p ap r for a good
less than half what a tailor or modiste would charge flzfd room in roll Me and 20
price from 42 tmteriils all London cold water shrunk guarantee yards bonier SI25 regularly 79c
tlons complete 15 some higher Special attention given to nt ij LOT lii iiiY ind Satin
silk linings
strip pacers 10 rolls side ant 20
stout figures yards border J2 SO rt IIIBrhJ Iff
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STOKE Second Floor at
TUB 14111 STKKET Iourt h Moor I
EXCEPTIONAL vvwv M BARGAINS IN CHINA f
rIM
110
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DIXNER 3KTH sold reRUlarly at
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WHITF CIIIXA
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W cl1slstnj or C Dlnnel jiates fi Soup Ilates r
Ba UlI fl IIIS 6 SaucH 6 individual Mutters 9Sc
1 luw Plottir and 1 Hiker at < <
FinmiOOFIKKSEltVINO
i q SETS conslstlnK of 1 large
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BClilproof Kettle 1 larBe
II Wooden Spoon 6 alrtljIH a eQ
I Jelly Tumblers value 25c
t t CJO at I
f NEWaf lA3s6iiA N G I
tie
i i II HOWLS positively
to
II nearest thin eer made U
rut ulass 12 Inches 3ge t StIIl
rrg and hlRily pjllshed ftc regular 1M nt dozen 2Se JljlDl IEflbsahiizes and shapes vaalues to 29c
ClHS AND SlCiKS values to I Sc nt
HAND PAIVKD LAMPS AND oiouns i
CIIS vAlues 2
cfVlt hinrr TAU1 I fDL1IEl 2e A1 96
some north up in 11H choice
t lo7en ca I1 IIArJ alues to 3 CIT GLASS vikuftin lnn conflstlnt of various I 1
L 1 fH ti A Asn son 3e Salad nnd lierrv Howls Celery Trays Jelly Com
60 clo en ech 3Y ports Sucar nnd Iriwn Hiti Illy Nap 195
t9c 1l0TI SLOt IARSat IlIamnt plest PItV3 < I
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BIG PURE FOOD SHOW
AND CARNIVAL OF NATIONS A GREAT SUCCESS
Food hew and Carnival of Nations is proving to be a tremendous success The floor is brllliintly
The Pure electric lights Japanese lanterns handsome booths at which are skilled demonstrators who
ith fhes
A with
decomea thousands of samples of Fooa Products daily The theatric and spectacular features Include
cive away tlous Colored Jubilee Singers Concerts morning and afternoon
Tyrolean Singers Norwegian Fishmongers Classical and Popular Minic by the
Crd
n Pipers I
Irish and Scotch Hand Comic Characters famous New York Ladles Sym
ierman Street Fruit Girls phony Orchestra
FIOWter Glrlt4 remarkable prices for the worlds best foods
An j test of niid the chases of oo and upward freight will be prepaid anywhere within a radius of 200 miles
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