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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1911.
TUO STEERS STEER
AFLOAT IN RIVER
IE MIX-UP
Captain Claims Marine Salvage
After Animal Gives Hot
Fight on a Pier.
"A Tegs Rteet"nnt by Hoyl-held
all nt th hoard MM MOM nf MM riling
at Pier No. 43, North Itlver. thin after
noon, and Might wildly the Intricacies
of marine law, local pollen regulation
MM UM p..H.. comliatua for two noun.
Cnpt. William H. Westervelt of tha
Tarlea Towing "ompativ tug .lease waa
going from Tier No. 43 with a low, when
h mw a strange red object ploughing
througli the river toward the Httery.
3flo feet out In the stream.
"It'a a etear, irgoah." remarked fh
captain.
Mo he ateered for the ateer, while the
ter ateered for the Statue of Liberty
at full apeed ahead. As the tug came
nlongalde the dri-kliaiida threw a line
about the neck of the r-lmming rebel
ejtalnst being a sacrifice to the Heef
Trim. Then they towed the ateer back
to Pier No. 41. A government lighter
liolated the ateer In the pier.
Then the fun began.
The ataer m tied by a flnr.en ropes,
primarily to aacure a marine lien
claimed by Capt. Wee ter veil for salv
age at aoa. Hero Capt. Weal or veil's
veralon cornea In.
"A lot of dn.d-hurn.-d landlubbers. "
aid the captain, thought they would
beat me out of my e.vlvage and cut the
lopes. It waa one of these here de
horned ateera, ami whan It knocked
down David A. I'arlea jr. It couldn't
gora him. so It Just pushed him alnn
the dock with Its nose and then Jumped
over lila body and atnrted back for
that awlmmlng trip.
"Hut 1 mode her fast again and MM
la a aleer a she? cavorted to liMt
the band and raised more fuss than 6 I
rich, imuggler pleading Innuience of i
hrlnglng In stuff what hasn't been d
dared. The pier got crowded. The
police came along and we had It out.
Hut you ae I've got thla here blamed
steer."
He certainly had. The etir. thor
oughly mad, strain.-.: at the line, but
the toreador tug ciptaln hold on for
dear Ufa Ho eays the ateer Jumped
off the cattle boat Fulton, en route
from Jersey City to the Bermuda Line
dock. He will stay at pier No. 45 un
til the Heef Trust comes ncroaa with
tha marine salvage, as It Is (Ixed by
the laws of thoae who live by the sea.
GRAFT CHARGE
LANDS FEDERAL
AGENTIN CELL
Secret Service Foe of White
Slave Traders Locked Up
by Hartford Police.
HAFfcFORD, Conn.. Nov. 3 Pas
quale rigntullo, a Secret Service agent,
who on, I i ted the white slave raids
In this city and New York and ha.
been active In breaking up the white
slave trufllc In .11 part, of the Bast Co,
tha lat year. Is under arrest here,
charged with extortion. He spent a
night In a cell In default of 12,000 hall.
When Plgnlullo carried hla crusade to .
Hartford ha made three raids on houses
In Commerce street One of the houses !
Is alleged to bo owned by Pastiuale
teiiaru. T Police Cant an Dunn t'lu-.i
said yesterday.
"After the Commerce street raids Fts
nlullo came to me nn l told me 1 noulJ
be arrested unlets 1 gave Ma Has'. 1
told bim I did not have 1600 and i.e con
sented to take pay In instalment:). First
1 gave him 1-uo in cue... A week later 1
went to New York and gave bin an
other Ills). Later 1 gave him a check
for 1200, which he offered to return for
lis) cash."
Uelec.lvea Welti.er and Henry told
juecu to draw thirty 10 utlis from the
bank. Thla lUM0 did and t lie money
waa marked. When l'lgntullo got off a
train fiom Nev York at U.K) o'clock
yesterday, US4M was at tiie gtatl in ; I
meet lilir ind the detectives were
watching.
A
ordlnc to I he detectives. PtfnlullO I
),assed tne check to usco, and Die
latter liutiueu ovui ?i.. mo wicbi j
followed-
"I am a Federal officer!'' Plirnlullo
cried when the detectives laid hands j:i
him. "I am lniniuno from arrest'." and
he drew back as though he would give
fight. Hi wa.i overpowered and taken
- . l. - .. 'i. .i tmtlnll
This is - neat frame-up," the MOr.
service man said as he waa led to a cell
,u default of I2,W0 ball.
The prisoner then sent a tslegruin to
George W. .Mitchell, hl chief In NW
York Half an hour later Kidney ilnw
liy, l.'nlted State! Marshal for Co'i
liectlcut. hurried to tho Jail and da- j
innnded that Plgnlullo be released.
"He's one of the must trusted men In
the secret service," aald the Murshal.
You have no right to arrest him."
Aibout this time Hie telephona rang
and George Craft, aMlgtglll superin
tendent of tho secret service in thu
Bagt, said to Chief Dunni
"Plgnlullo ahould be released at once
lie Is chief witness for the Govern
ment In a most Imnortsnt case in the
morning. What's more, he Is an ah- !
lolutely trust. vorhy niun This charge
agalnat him Is ridiculous."
District-Attorney Wise alio asked J
vainly for his release.
"I can't let this man go," Dunn re- '
piled. "I bave never been Instructed i
that aerrst service agents are Immune
from arrest and I piopon to make a
Ut it."
INTO I
SPENCER FIGHTS
LIKE A MANIAC
IN COURT CAGE
Furiously Denying He Faked
Insanity, He Gives Officers
Five-Minute Battle.
SrriIMJFlBI,r. Mna., Nov. 7XA
l.irgo number of witnesses for the pros
ecution went on the stand to-day at tlit
muder trial of B-rtram O. Spencer,
charged with snooting and killing .diss
Mnrtha II. Blackstone. Their testimony
was to the effect that during their ac
quaintance with the defendant they
never ii anything that would lev!
them to believe that he waa Inaane.
When Dr. C. P. Honker, who exam
ined opencer In Jail, went upon the
stand Hpencer showed signs of anger
and began to mutter to htmielf. but
was soon quieted by his wife, and the
turnkey. Or. Hooker told of his call to
the Jail to examine Spencer and said
that at the conclusion of hla examina
tion he said to the prisoner, "Spencer,
you are faking."
At thla period In the testimony
Spenoer s lagc burst out. lie atood up
and called out to the wltnaaw: "You ana
the one that tried to poison mo. You
are tbe one that tried to put poison In
my cup. I wasn't fr.king then, was I?
I won't alt down," orVsl tha prisoner
to a court officer who tried to quiet
him. Ho tried M poison me. He put
poison In my cup and In my salt and
peper shaker. Another man aaw him
do It Flaking, was I?"
Turnkey Wnde and Deputy Sheriff
Leydo-n Jumped Into the cage and over
powers! Spenoer, who made a fierce
struggle. The prisoner appeared quite
exhausted and as the. officers relaxed
tholr hold 00 him, he began to swear
art them and nt the wltneaa. "You
don't mvd to hold me. I'm all right,"
be aald. Th scuffle lasted nearly five
mMutM and nt length Spencer lay on
Wie bench In the cage, moaning, grlnd-
MB Ms teeth and crying. His hair waa
ruffled and he had roysved a slight
abmalon of the skin on hla forehead.
Iirlnc rho MU8M not a single person
In the eoajrt-r-.otn stood up. the spec
ta'.ors having Icartvd a lesson from
yesterday's proceedings when smw ot
the onlooker were eje-tel from court
tor not remaining in tliysir seats.
Dr. Hook'-r denied that he had tried
to poison the prls mor and said that on
one or two occasions he had prescribed
mod. ine for IpWntfl headache.
DEFIANT BUTTER AND EGG
TRUST "BOOSTS" PRICES.
Itl Face of Suit for Dissolution, It
Raises Cost of Food to
Record Heights.
CHICAGO. Nov. a The atony glare
of the Government Is fixed on the lilgln
Butter Board and the Chicago Butter
and Ktfg Board. Yeaterday both truata
boosted the price of butter and egg to
tne highest price of last year eggs, 40
to 42 cents; butter. 39 to 40 cents at re
tall. Suits tor Jisnlutlcm have been
brough: against both concerns.
Assistant United States Attorney
Albert Welch, who la In chargo of
the Government suit, said to-day: "We
arc going to prove the prices are Juggled
In favor of the big commission mer
chants during tlio year. Then these com
mission n HIS i get together and fix the
tolly price on butter. The price In Elgin
is just an arbitrary and Is made fur the
entire country.
K. I.. .1. Adams, a commission man.
aald: Where the public is hit the hard
esi U In tne large number of handlers
r. 2&.3 2LSS
by the creamery, sold to a contractor,
who In turn disposes of It to the whole
saler, he to the jobber, the latter to dla
tributnrs or wagon men. and they go to
,ka pr.'c.IlD- Till .- Id lf-r.iT l a I- tr I'.i
JJJ mtgng a profu t0 each ot the
handlers."
Ml
rtm TUnMPnM'f; rflTTflN
wh. inwiai. ' w
PLAN VISIONARY, THEY SAY.
The plan proiuad by CoL 11. M.
Thompson of s. H. P. PtII & Co. t
form a ejO.wxj.oiio indlogte to sustain
the price of cotton In the South was
looked upon in cotton clrolM yesterday
as somewhat visionary. :'oine even as
erlbad u to speculative motives, as col.
ThonpMB ll upiiobtJ to be heavily
Ions of cotton future).
H. H. l'ell said thxt neither Col.
Tho:np-..:i ,i"r the Arm expected any im
mediate trarhet results from the on
nounceir III Of the plan.
"Thd i ... pregf," Mr. Pell Bald,
V.eems to liaVS overlooked the one es
sential tegturg of the plan, which is in
. iwlll n valorisation scheme. The
plan ll it It one of holding cotton, but Is
on " ," ,i ' irj. Ji",T.
burn ind guffer f) damage from erettb'
fir condition
CAPTAIN KILLED CREW.
OAKLAND, Cal., Nov. n.-"All night
long I "it on the body," said Capt. John
l.vana of the schooner Rook IllaDi u-
IIWlM MMMlf up for the death of
Pour i.es.-tn, iit only aecKti.ma, who
lie uad choked to death. "In my mil. I
1 went over lliu stiuuglu, leuklng 1.
tbing of some other means by which 1
could have subdued him without kllllr;.
him."
fJeiltn, t'.iought to have been cia.'jl
by i!Uor, altuckel the skipper short!;.
gfler
ut to
lust nlaht.
DiscomfortAiter Meals
I willi .i icnialian -if iLufflnti .
til lt! Tilui im uiti l Aio s.tnpt!..A nf ttulLgntii .
With ll.. hi liidrti I Oouq Jtioti, IMlei, r .ll
ncsu i4 Itl - hi i.i thi II Nauim, Bdiirtbii ,
Kvftdtti'lw, Dlnfust -f - : ritittrrliig of thi
llcatt Vw ioi rntloi. 1' em on ltiwuj,
p it 111 VV.lM EsffuM UM Hifllt, VUOWUlr of tlitt
skin, aln In t ti IMt, Obe t, Uaugt, uwu loq
hud ti- i I' I WIil'i nt JlMit. A IfW uu'tri uf
R
adwas
thu brttein ' all 'lie ihov-nini'i d!-
ffffi- PS"UL 'JW'1" " c"u bj' A'
lDnW'U UXTi O . S : . 1-Mb.
P Is
STREET ATTACK
PROVES FATAL TO
RICH CORONA MAN
Richard Hoar Dies From In
juries Received When Three
Men Beat Him at Night.
It lc hard Hoar, the owner of a big
trucking busings at Corona, J , died
at his home In Locust street. Corona,
to-day from the effects of a beating M
sustained at the hands of three men N
the public street a block from his '
laet Tnnaday night. Two of w UUM
men susiiected of eompllcHy In the as
sault hsve fled from Corona. They are
brothers.
Hoar waa forty-two years old and
popular. He wns married and had seven
children. His wife and ralatlvna say
he was a man of steady habits and had
no enemies within their knowledge. He
took some Interest In polltlca and hd a
wide acquaintance In his section of the
borough of Queens.
On his way home, Tuesday night at
10 o'clock. Hoar was stopped by three
men at Locust street and Centr.il ave
nue. Two of the men were armed with
plcketa they had torn from n fence
nearby. Without any preliminaries, the
three men set upon Hoar and tho two
armed with fenoe pickets pounded him
n the he.l. while the third kicked him.
Hoar fell unconscious. Then. It Is!
charged by two eye wltnrases, the three
men kicked hltn from head to foot and
walked away. Hoar never regained
consciousness.
Tho witnesses, whos Identity has not
been disclosed, are believed to have
been women.
The aasault was reported to the police
station atNcwtown yesterday morning.
Detectives visited the witnesses and oh.
talned from them the names of the
assailants of Hoar. The two br.ithera
had fled. It Is believed the other man
has been found.
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Ailments Peculiar to Women "
To.
Faust" Sung
at Metropolitan
! By Sylvester Raiding.
1 flM'ST" was presented st the'
i a Metropolitan Opera House last
night wtth Ueraldlne Farrar as '
Margue-lte ind Hrrmsnn Jadlowker In
the llllo part. The houae was filled
jbeyonl the auicrlptlon becnuso of the
presence In the cast of the popular
American prima donna, and there was
j a generous amount of applause for all
concerned, but the performance scarcely i
ever wgs above the . irn-nonplace. bHU I
linnl conducted In a manner to reprcs
Inspiration and somtinus, It MMMd,
to disconcert the singers. OMtnOa'l
opera is s I aiiei I e in it nevus "
air to make If ac-eptnble to 1!i" lophll
tlcated moilern mind, and that wis en
tirely missing last night.
j: Karrar was ehledy remarkable
i a new gown In two shade of
green-at least so It seemed to the
writer, although a young woman slttlni.
behllid him wns heard to say that :t
was of tmquolm blue Mi's FMTaf
took bat hat oft Inside tho house and
replaced It with a cap of lane to sing
tho King of Thule and the .lew-el ronri
ll the gard'n scene, both of which sho
has rendered with more slgnincance
She suppressed all the exuberance of
acting that she formerly displayed at
the death of Valentin. In the prison
scene at the end ahe was at her besi.
for there she permitted herself to sing
as sho gag sitig when mum cures to.
JadH.vker. admirable as teVbfjtMM
last Saturday, was not nculy an Ideal
Faust. Tho air of distinction was lack
ing from his Impersonation nnd the fa
miliar nrlas were not nhvnys well sung
by him. eMM llothlcr ns Mcphlstophe-
ls worked hard and with credit, net
only for himself, but for the ensemble,
and Dlnh Ullly was admirable ns Val
entin, cave for his startling dressing of
the part. Jeanne Maubuurg made aa
much as cc uld be expected of the Im
possible rllebel. Marie MggtfsM was
good as Marthe and Hemard p. sue
was Wagner. Tho churus and ball-t
were (utiafuctory.
A. Agnes Ohopourlan. a young, new
soprano, gave a recital at Carnegie
Lyceum lost night, assisted by William
J. Falk .it the piano. Iter preramme
was an unconventional one and she
showed herself possessed of talent.
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or i t in mi at Ii i n sliei'lal
l ull LsMtfe CoaU lllack
Koranyannil Twenil M latum
worth IIO.VS.
4.98
7.98
9.98
9.98
7.98
full lnth fowte -Blaik
llrosili lotha-satin llnoil also
rlouble laco clot be anil twreil
mliturri- value $13.98
Tfnm'l Kur Heta lllerk
Ik i I. in Ham anil i)pm.iim
Mhawl or novelty Hrarfa -latue
iilllow muffs- worth I ll S UN.
Womnn'a Pillow Muff larxo
alii nnneslUTI. I rrerli Coni'y )
ahtl Ui-lKluii Hum -spurlal
lllankot l...illishl or llnl Ii
Robes all -ihailoa anil ulirs
n. ZMH
r.l
2.00
.79
.95
1.A5
WlMHl'l Cainbrlr Houae I
Droaai'H--rli'tir roliirii -apei'lal J
Wnmon'a lloimo Dresses 1
Mrlpoil Si riaui kor- two pleoe
alUI.oh- worn Sl.4Utoft.VM J
WMM Cambrlo llouso
DNssJM two plooc all slioa f
strictly lullorml were H.N I
Friday Opportunities- In
Millinery Hat Trlmmtnge
(orsct Petticoat
Hots, a
Womon a Itoaily to Wear Velvet IlaU
with v.lim. nailn or tanotn oowa
varloty uf OOiOH aoil hapes
worn i ik and t3 Ue 108
lyern c.UH 298
(ilrls' UatrtaUIWl Felt Hats
iiiiijilirooiiiK. rolliil lirlniH
r,,n nl niiil Hiiuari. ornMlli, ami
.69
hi I ii -r. worn SI.-Ill J
(llrla' Trrrnmod Ilata - Velvets
- insny Ntyllah ahupoa- full
ratine M I'olors nluo S4.UH. .
tiatrloh l oiilliiir llanrla--
blui'kuml wlilte rev. S2.UH...
I trn Ouallty lllnrli I'ri-m li
llokil I'll! mo- value S7.4H. .. .
Wulata of Rnb'd mpu. Voile
anil l.awn talloroil or ftincy
value Sl.tiU
Walatanf Kanry l av It, Voile
mil llatlsto- oluliiirati' trim
of UaOM unci itunii emb'd
rffoi-ta ltn ami vtltliollt aldn
frill- -value toM anil S3 UN . .
I Ifajpt ile Chine .ml Taffeta
ul its sliuilow lace yokee,
Voiili e itiiiilullloiiK or surullre
effects with shlrrlna white,
anil rolora value So. 98
lllaok Mlu Wul at - Crepe de
OMM, I'rau dl Solee, Crepe
Mi tour. -..! in. ainl Meaasllnee
i il. hi i n hand mude or lace
yol.cn. many .1 b . worths" UH
'l .ill, t, i siik lettlnats black
it ml color litllorid or pleated
tluuticua-vuluu S4.UH
I'ira size Moreen Petticoats
tui ki d BOtUefMS Kes. .U8. .
W oiiieii H Kitra alio Coret
li -uiy Imilito iiicillum low
bust - I'M! ami intra well
atayod over abdomen from
a luaiuiiif maker -also 30 to 3fl
ben fOtii si'.ik)
WiMiion'a Corded "onet
vVaista hlu lai ivju pearl
buttofta nnd pAtoal faatcnors
mi li only "therefore SI 60 val.
Children a Coret Waists
uraii oul--l to 0 yr.--reB .SI
2.98
1.95
5.45
1.00
2.98
3.79
4.98
3.98
.69
1.25
.98
.15
Friday Opportunitie In
Mle' Wear
Mlaao' Hklrts Cheviots. Porges and
I'uiiaina - this aeaano' beat stylea
Friday clearance aa follow .
Were a- '.ik 1.08
Were S3. OH and S4.un . .2.08
Wore $...;m 3.08
ilrls' Lock (.'hevdot Coats 1
Iii-hi color mid atylra,
ll to 14 yearn regularly S7.08 J
Friday Opportunitie In
Women' Vnderuear
Flannelette Wear
5.98
Wiiturn'u MlKhldresaos.
pSIUbrlu, DSliisutik, iiiualln or
fancy colored en pi kimono
or mKulur ttjflee fSfj. II j'.i . .
Cuiubrlc Comhinutloi,. I .OS
or oiuliroldcry ului- -uluu .UK
Coraei Cover cambric or
lialuaiiiM. tight In ling or
round QaQs. tuck, euib'y or
laco - value .40
t Ihltdren's I'lannolotto
Night ilresaos double back and
from okta 1 to 14 yn reg. .70
'lilldron's .Mghtdrawura- -1
laniK -let in or Assoc Inn .1
1 tu 111 yr.- -rugularly 4'J ct. .
.98
.58
.29
.59!
.38 j
Cldhlmu I'liiniielutiu
sl
I'lijama - clear atrlpcs i to
.38
1.24
1.46
.49
.49
14 yr. rcg. ,M
Children' sueaier Costs-
ull wool while, curilliiul and
nray--u to 14 rn.Vklua SI 00,
WOBMn'l All Wool Sweater
I oat. --v. hlu . Oxford, cardinal
uud black Value 12. ill, ,i, . .
W oMien'a Unit OOfMSJI Covers
- goins dcece iinsd sirsolsl,
Pellloosjta -Klimhsltitf or
r. i oe lined t iioks, aiik
gosllopi or crocheted sags .
Kianm lette Mghl llriiwe-
- 1
pretty rtripca vsius jsc
STREET
Ws otFttth Avwiu
Friday Opportunities In
Table Linen Towel
Towelling White Good
Heai v All Unen Deroeake
aBSBBBBB f V 1. .
:.
49
nieecneii and unbleached
no 10 7tl Inrh r.-u
.60
Austrian I.inon II H. Heta 1
'tire 1 :1.1th and dnsen I
Napkin Special
II s TableCloths all linen 1
I heavy quality rest 11.70 1
llomatltched Sriuare All
linen Damaak drawnwork
full .-in:in -rog. 118 eta J
Hemmed (llass Towel pure 1
linen -I.H3V-tape loops 1
ran inn J
Pure Linen Crash 1 'on Ming 1
17 Inch rcg 12 1, ot
Kngllab Longrloth 38 Inch I
IK yard piece refi. 11.10
Mercerised White Poplin. 1
I'epp. Plum - also new
denlgnsln Madra -value. 20. . I
3.98
1.59
.69
.12.4
8h
.89
.19
Naliwookl heekaand Nttipes
Swlaae. dotted, flg'd. eheoke.1,
striped-.-; Madras. Stripes ami
He-urns. Plsln Crepe.
Wlilte Crlnklee. Popllne.
Mercerlied shantung, also
Nalnaoiika. I ,ongi lot La.
.124
anibrlca and toinch l.awn
ca am
loct.
regular
values all.
Friday Opportunitie In
Dalle Toy
l.arge Jointed Doll curly
1
J
1
I 1
wig closing eye lace
.98
nose and allpiiers rcg. Si ns
l.arge Fanry Uncoil S 11
hsts to match -value SI 40. .
.29
hum Toy Tea Seta
M iiis-,i
raised pattcrnv-valiie S
I 20.
.98
Friday Opportunitie In
Blanket Stamped Linen
Flannel
wnttocall. Wool lllanketa 1
delicate borders medium and 1
full sites reg. S4.WS and SS.0H
3.25
Heavy Cotton Fleece
lllankot -wool llnlah white
and color- tOlsHO lurhea
Unlit luiperfrctloiiv-reg. SI OS
Jacouard Robe Ulanketa-72x
'III V.lilordown llnlah -bean II
lul patterns elsewhere S2 26.
Jacqiiard Hobo Flaonets
Kldordnwn llnlah two and
three tone combinations
rog 33c
1.39
1.49
.23
anion and Unmet Flannels 1
Heavy weight -reg. lie J
Kmhrirldered Flannel
"klrt length - for women and
hlldryn ayhlte aid eslnyt
ta tliati whojrasl iirtcea
Mam Floor laul. Jawylry Alala,
Silk KmbrOMsVOd Flannels
white and colors - Including!
IIiicmI alluvira
i ltowlieru SI I . to si A3
.98
.49
.Mi ,., lleadreata. 1
cord or ruffled Value .60. . . . ;
Friday Opportunltlet tn
Hosiery Underwear
(lore Umbrella. Blc.
Women' Pore silk linen
uaiu aole and lop- Itnaj. OM
M
.79
34
39
.19
...
1 Ml. In n a Wool Si Cotton IToan-
alses 6 to 8
84 to 10 ...,!
Women's Pleece Uned Veat t
high nook. Ions sleeves ,. ...In I
length ilrawers--20ct quullty. J
Children' Klbbed Vesta
psrt wool ankle length drawers
Itee to 10 years Hpec, .
Large stent . Spndal .
40
.SO
.33
.75
1.98
.59
1.69
1.98
.38
.37
Mon'e noece Llnisl Shirts and
lirawor--second of 6llct.quai.
Men' Nat. Merino Mhlrte
drawer llk atltrhnd pearl
but 1 una die to All special .
Men s Klbbed 1'nlun Suits,
Wool MUod- ined'oi or heavy,
weight well made Special
Women's 2-clap Kid (ilovoa
black and oolor 70 ot. value.
All 811k Umbrellaa
28 and 2H Inch - Plain, nilulou
and natural handle--lliu 2.40.
Union Taffeta rinhrellaa
26 and 28 Inch fancy and
mission iiamuc, - rpci-iui
Men Ogford Sweater Coat- -
Iteg. .80
Muii'i Natfllgee 8IUrta-atrlped
pen ulna, al an chainbrays
Hn. .60
M f r Saniplr Men High
tlraile shirt.--11: and Percale
eofi, pleated and - in bosoins
piinrlpally le 16 - but fair
aasortiuunt of all una
value St. 80 to 12.60
t.tfl
Friday Opportunitie In
Boy' Wear
Ilo)' Siilta -ObOVtOtS and
CaVi-ilmerea. alao Corduroy
v ..i .. r,,i 1 ... . 1 .1..
bruaki Many have extra I 3.98
in.oaoi. 1 ii, ll yi.
Voluo S3 80
Utile Hoy' suit. BusalM
mill Sllol 1.I1, 111 or fio.
Nut Serges. 1 n, lain., 2.98
1 l,' .nun .,11.1 1 1 1 . .1 .....
I 'i to III yr. -Vslua J3.U8. . ,
IM. , tiverooat--Threi'-uuarter
and I later -plulu
color and fancy
f lv ..r,.,,.lli,tf. - .Inul. ... H....1.1.
breast abawl collar, of fur 3.98
01 . -. i 1 ii 1 a 1 1 1 in 11 ,1.. i ulVBl
or COOVartlnls .elf collars
3 to Ii' yrs. Value SA ik
Hum Coat -Tun and black 1 1 ,9b S
Kuliber plain or check IIuIoh
4 to IS yr. - aptclsl ai.iib
toys' lllooinerM and Knlrker
Navy and .Mixed CbevlotS,
Tweed audi aa.liuurti alao .39
pure milah ctiiduroy cut full
i to 16 yr. - reg. .80
!lo)' Flannelette I'ajumas
good hua nap- pri'tt atrlpo ,49
1 to Iti ra. value BU ... J
fs' Wool sweater Coat
plain "ii 'i or with cui'dlnal 98
or bl'ie-.Molil ra- worth SI 28
( 'hihli eli a Jet aei I'anla
Loflglnettei gray, whits, blue, I .98
tuili a. iiriiwn - in i vra . .
How Flannelette llloiisra
11." 1111,1 .in,. .1 rlolM ulao
white and fancy Mudrus and
.19i
I'eriain iiii. ..v
lioi.- I'lanni I llloiiM'a blue, 1
gi-ui red- Slso RdM cloth and I
ii In 1 1-uud fancy Madras and f U
i rrtavis 11 to is yr. value on j
All ai advertised. . . . Uihers will give every desired information.
Music in Restaurant Daily, 12 to 3 P. M.
Friday Opportunitie Im
Mutltn Sheet
Sheeting rtUow Omm
Pillow Cushion
Sllnch " "n- 1nn hlraciksd 1
or heavy unhlnaehed-re. 14
11 leached Sheeting
laiiuarrt quality--no 1
2 k yds wide worth
2 4 yd wide worth
.at.
32
Pillow ee-
less than value nf muslin
t.'a.m worth ,IJ
I'.i in worth .12
o:io worth .11
84i3ft- worth .14
72HI0 Sheeu -Newt eesitre
rem worth .44 ,
Feather Tickings A. O. A.
and other stripes worth . 18. .
Pure While (.'otton for
comfortable 12 oa. carton
16 oa. carton 1 a
silk floes Cushions white
oov'rt
201,20- worth SO
22122 worth 49
24x21 north .60
2ili26 worth .M. ..... ,
Full aaaortment of odd else
Feather PI Howe sanitary cored
No odor or dust
2li2H -w th Hu.47!22s2s-w'th.08.54
Full alio Sateen omfurtables
alao sllkollne with 0 Inch
.Sateen Isirder worth 13.21..
Crochet Spread-for bads
no dressing worth .08
Full alio Spread hemmed or I
fringed -cut corners reg. 11.49
::::: m !
. . 84 -st
:: 84
. J2
1 . .
; .104
.10
CukhloDSI
1.98
.69
.97
Friday Opportunt te In
Curtain Table Cover
Bed Set Vouch Copers. Etc .
French Net Baal ftesa-
1
Marle Antoinette. Konaia
tance.
wide panel Inserts, large centre
motifs only one or two of a
style- Value 110.00
Fine Scotch Lace Curtains
reel hvee denlana white. Ivory
ur Arabian Value S2.08 pr. .
Figured Armure Unmask
Portieres. 8 Inch tapestry
border Value 14.60
Mrr.vrtsed Unmask Portieres
.16 at lea and colorings
Vnluo sa.08
Art Drapery Scrim aide
iMirders. detached ngure or
oriental design Value .17. . .
Irish Point. Henalssnnee,
Marie Antoinette. Point Arabe.
Iteal Hruaaul Curtains about
40 atylea Value S7.08 pr. . . .
2.93
4.96
.124 :
5.98
8
About hki yards Draperi
or Furnllum Velottr
solid
colors. trlpe or n
18
sure---
.Milnch- alueS2.6oaod I1. 00
Hun Faat Iridescent Drapery,
madras deelgns greens.
ctiuison, rose, old blue
and gold were so
tirtetital Tapestry Table Covs
excellent patterns and colorings
1 yu. square worm el .u
1 i, yd, square
. worth 12.26. .
' ii . aiiuare. . .
worth 13.08. .
2S2 4 y
da
worth 14.40
ouch Coven
Oriental Stripe Couch Covers
worth 11 20 .80
Friday Opportunities In
Jewelry Leather Good
Silverware Cutlery
Scarf Square, Blc.
Hogers' AA and A I teaspoons
-reg. 30 ct. 1 , d"ncn
Tableapoou and forks
reg. Si is -.' v dosuu
Stuar Spoon antt llutter
Knives each. reg. 28 OSS
Herman Hllvnr Meeh Hag
kid Uued lace effta-t fringe,
with ball drop Value 13. 00. . .
.sash and Uuckie ITu bused
-- plain ur Jewelled, lu rose or
antique flnbb Value SI. 00. . .
3 piece Toilet sut (outub,
brush and mirror --quadruple
plate thin uuhIoI .terllug
allver patterns VsJuo S.V007. .
I'owder Pull Jara aud Uatr
Heivl vera French gray silver
plate uiountlugs-faucj glass
Jars iLlsewhere 78 ct
Sterling silver Articles
Nail file, horna. button hooks,
c fancy handles rag. .76. .
feal .. Morocco Hand Uag
covoretl and noveltj frames
lent I 1 f uud cord handle
special valtts
Ltulhur, silk and V ojvot
Hand II aga leather and allk
cord lianiflu- Special
Leather. Silk and elvel Hand
llei I'otor and blaa'k
tin ml and covered frsmea
Kgg. 81. bO
sheopaklu or MattliiK suit
t 'ai - 24 uud 20 loch
I 1 nt,. 1 ted cnrnera worth S3. 00
.1 pc Carving Seta- Meal
Aiiierlcau ateel - hdiulneatag
handle Ueg. S2.2S
I lite Steel I 'inner Knives and
1 m l., act of alx each
h'Ucw hen SI HO
Silk l.anilit .aiiilna plain or
florui Borden full length
im: il knot led fringe
Keg. si 08 and II 24
llenala-satice Scarfs and Centre
Piece pretty dealgns
HpiH-lal
l(eualanre llatiitiet Cloths- -70
Mich deep borders
worth So 08 and Kl 08
I'uro Llueu Tray Cloths
satin double damask scallop
extra SIM Special
.47
.97
.17
1.90
.49
2.50
.50
.49
4.69
2.69
.79
2.00
1.49
.95
1.59
.98
4.29
.45
Friday Opportunitie In
Holiday Handkerchief
Men's All Linen Ildkf V
' Inch hem Ha. 10 7
ALIO
Men Pure Unen Initial
Handkerchief '1 dosen 08
Men Pure Linen Initial each. . . .36
Men . silk Initial Hdkls white or
colored border, Initial to match. . . .35
All Linen, with while or col d band
gab's-; vsl. nr princess lace
trlm'd. ulao other of I men or
Lawn rirloualy trlm'd Special . . .33
Wonts. ' Pure Unen Hdkls
hulfdoien 08
Women' II. S 1 nil. d lldkfs; lace
trlm'd . ell llneu. hand omh'd
corner while or colored 13 4
Fuin y I. im n lldkfs band emb d
cnriioru or val and yirlnraaa
lucu trimmed. 40
-if I
a.
bus
srf
K
niif 4V
r vrt
ivM
'rill
iirooi
54 ;
1 hllj
cambric
M
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I Si
bsr
, '
tails
I
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11 uei
6.98
MOW
1.95W
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1 '
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1 il
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triti '
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39
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