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war game halts ll\er
The Lvsitania. Fearing Bain of
I Projectiles, Stops at Narrows.
Projectiles from two batteries of 12-inch g-uns
*-h!zzing across Her patn stopped the Cunard liner
f^naltaaia In her run out to sea to-day, bound for
Europe. The L.usitanla was passing through the
yarrows while th« batteries of Fort Wadsworth
and Fort Hamilton, manned for the attack of a
fictitious enemy In the war game now in progress,
were In action.
Tne giant guns of Fort "Wadsworth were shoot-
Ing toward a target in the direction of Coney
Island, while those of Fort Hamilton were hurling
their fire toward a target off Sandy Hook. In the
©eatre of the channel was a vortex where the shells
tram the two opposite forts plunged past eacn otner
tend dropped into the bay.
Captain "Watt of the Lusitania, carrying th?
loyal mails, slowed up in th© midst of several
■mailer craft, the captains of which had hesitated
So cross the line of fire. The fire at the forts
ceased, and after stopping for twenty minutes the
JLrCsitania proceeded.
, Army officer.? at Fort Hamilton declared that the
%aUerje» had been very careful to cease firing
1.-when vessels approached, and that the Lusitania
hi'ould have been in no danger. Her approach was
[observed, and the officers were ready to stop the
bombardment as she drew nearer.
} Just before the Lusitania sailed yesterday
ft steward found a letter on deck. On opening
khe envelope. Mr. Lancaster, the purser, read
Jsrnet appeared to be a missive written by some
Joker. The letter began. "I have killed myself
Vy throwing my body from the upper deck of this
steamer at- Ul p. ■*.** The letter continued with
the request that the finder inform the writer's
toother, and explained that the motive for the
Supposed suicide was love and that the victim
iyrzs sixteen years old. The epistle, which was
Written on the Lusitania's stationery and was signed
JiGreorge L. M. Hillman. was turned over to detec
rxives, who learned from painters at work on the
I^teamer's >.'.< that no one had jumped or fallen
•jDver.HTkard.
I A large crowd of swimmers and athletes, mainly
ilrcm the New York Athletic Club, were at the pier
ko tee Charles H. r>anic»=. the swimmer, who left
<or London on the Lusitania to participate in the
Swimming events of the Olympic games.
AGAINST $45,000 YIABLY FIE.
•^Deputy Attorney General Opposing Law
yers' Allowance in Receivership Case.
jObany. June 17.— According to art announcement
■tiade at the Attorney General's office to-day, the
■«Ca:r? of the Hew York Building l^oar; and Bank
•lng Con.rar>y. -which went into the hands of a re
ceiver in September. ISO 3. are expected to be set
• tled wjtfcfci a short time. Final arguments before
lUeteree Thomas F. Con-way, of Pl&nsb-iie. are
•echeduled to be heard in Kew York next Monday
■ san an application to consrm the report of Charles
M. Preston. ex-Superintendent of Banks, -who ie
-the receiver of the company.
The trial accounting of Receiver Preston chows
■the collection of assets of upward of 52.000.0C0 and
<3i£bursemests and expenditures of about 51.5C«3,0 | "|O." | 0.
■VUJiia e:ph -months the receiver, it is stated. has
jiald stockholders dividends aggregating 22^ per
•cent
I>er>uty Attorney General Frank H. 'Mctt an
jaounces as is eppesinc that part of the report
*rhich -would alow Charles TV. Dayton, jr., of New
♦fork. counsel for the receiver, and the additional
counsel employed in closing: -up the company's af
liur.-. an annual compensation of $45,000. Mr. ilott
r»ntends that such* an allowance is excessive.
CHICAGO TERMINAL SUIT POSTPONED.
X>ispatches (Ha Chicago yesterday said the Chi
cago T^rrr.:r«iU Transfer and Baltimore & Ohio suit
had heen again postponed, this time until October
h. The adjournment Is understood to be at the re
<jueit of counsel {or the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
CorcpaTi". vho also asked for the last adjournment.
The suit is brought by the minority stockholders
cf the Terminal corrpany. -who allege that the Bal
timore & Ohio's lease of the property was fraudu
lently executed. Before the panic last fall the
Baltimore & Ohio made 1 conditional offer of S3
& share for the preferred stock represented by the
etockholders" protective committee, payable on or
gallon October 1. Later the railroad asked for an
extension of time In which to take ap this stock
tmtfl November 1. -which was granted. That time
passed, however, ■■-.-.* Baltimore & Ohio
snaking good its offer, and the minority stockhold
ers, through the protective committee, at once
began to push the suit, -which had been held tip
pending the negotiations for the sale of the rtock.
P. R. P. REDUCING SMOKE NUISANCE.
In en •;-••- obtain eater economy In the use
of coal and at the s-arae time to reduce the Fmo^e
nuisance, the Pennsylvania Railroad has instituted
t. special campaign of education among its engi
neers and firemen. "What even a small economy in
the Tite of fuel will mean to the Pennsylvania. Rail
road, in addition to the reduction of smoke, is seen
la the fact that on the Pennsylvania Railroad
j>roprr it required last year approximately ten
IK>unds of coal— just aiiout one large Ehovr-lfui—
to pejorate tbef necessary to haul one freight
car one mile.
' IRON CITY TRUST PAYS LAST CLAIM.
IBy Teltgraph to The ■!■■.! 1
Pittsburg. June IT.— The Iron City Trust Com
pany. Tvhicfc closed it? doore last October, follow
ing tne \\>sthighouse receivership, nude Its last
settlement with creditors ana depositors to-day.
paying 100 cents on the liar, with interest from
the time the bask dosed. The receiver's bill for
532,000 has been protested as excessive by some of
tit eiocj-.noJders.
KAEINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ANAC.
psjsj rlf-s ■*■-- Sun sew 7:SS|Moan rises 11:23 MonnFaf IS
HIGH WATER
a ll— c i=av Hook 30:42 Coy. Island 11:05: Hell Gate 12:5$
J-lli.— t-ina/ Hook 10-i&iGov. Island 11:20, Bell Gate. 1:13
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Deut*chla=d, reported as 740 miles east of Sandy
Hook at £:30 a m. yc*'-e-'-ca.y. is expected, to <lock about
i';3o 1, m. to-day. _ - . "„'•',
Th« HaJsjsXS reported M Mi :r..^« east of Sandy Hocni
tXb a. m. sajasMdar. Is expected to dock about 7:S«.'t a. m
tc— r & 1
Tr^ Patricia, reported a* 343 miles tan of far.dy Hook
au t 3:» a m. yetieniii . Is expected to cock about noon
v. - fltx
Tbe. Fnadrieh der Grr»6w.. reported as passing the Nan
tuckt-t South Shoals L^.'.t£.r.:p at 12:15 p. m. jesterrday,
is expected I* oflcJr eiout 7 .>• a. n:. to-day.
The Caroasia^ repcrted as 35" miles east of fancy
Jiuok at noon yesterday. Is expected, 10 dock about 10:30
•l m. to-day.
The Carmaxia, reported af 357 rsiles ea*t of Sandy Hook
mi noon w«^ero*y. Is ♦OLj*ct«>d to cock about 10:30 a m
xa-£ay. < * • «J4S&S
Li Proveccft, reported as 7SO xnllee east cf Bandy Hook
Mi b-'-" r 2s yesterday, is expected to deck about 11 in
4« - — .
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAT.
Vessel. From Lire
*TriJil(3»d— . - Berrauda, June 1« . .... Quebec
>j> j^ Wlliialm-. Colon. Jut* Si — Haisb-Aic
*>H*vic«. Havana. Jus* 1£ - Ward
•Grecian Prtoc* barrjaaos, June 10 .. Prince
<»neut»cfcias<J Hamburg-, June 11 Hamb-Ara
•Majestic^ *outiairptoi!. June K 1 ■ White star
•C*rjnanl«.''.*. Liverpool. June 10 Cunard
jiatia.niUo _Cieafueso6, June 6 Ward
F der OiU— ■ Gibraltar. June 8 N G Lloyd
»,.,, . Hamburg. June 6 .Hal Tib-Am
2SST.V K*w Orleans. June 13 So Pacific
FRIDAY. JUNE IS.
•Ma.u-' Queenatorw-n. June, 14 Cunard
•Arabic Liverpool. June 11 White Star
•Prtnz Sig;E3Juna....Ha>al. June 12 Hamb-Am
•Morro OtsTie .. -r.8.. Jur.e 16 «ard
Ca.;;:, .:•.:• . - Bourdeiux ■' -'•' * - French
A»»et.tin«.. . . . PajTrao. Jur« 3 Austrian
La..T.'Aiis GaJveEUin. June 13 llallnry
II! None . GjUvtston. June 13 So Pacific
City of Atlanta. - Savanna , June "' Savannah
BOAT. JUNK 20.
•La Proven* . .Hr:' June 13 French
•it ilacs-lphla. Southampton. June 1£ American
J2xe.t*r City Pwan**Jt, June *i Bristol
ZtArr.a Gibraitar. in* » Fabre
%. Norte Galvcfcioa, ■»» IS Bo I'a.c
•Brtnx« tdmU.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
DAT.
Vessel
VtsmeX. ' For. ;^r.« Mail riores. sails.
Cedric Liverpool. White .-•;• «>:3O a m ]<•<«» a m
X A Victoria Hamburg. liHjr.b-Am.. BiOtm 10:O)»n
La. favoje. Havre, French -■•>.-. m ]«:«rtam
Sterlet Havana. Ward . 8 <*> a m 12 wO a m
V of Larnr.aga, Argentina, Bart*r. . 9f»}ini 12 '•" na
nnanre.. Color., ratinw ........... ll:3<»am Z'rtpm
Bremen Er»-ra<=ri. N G Lloyd 10:00 am
Bltvomi. Naples, CtoMjrtU\ — I|*» ■
>p«u:he. Jicksonville. ... ?^ P I!!
O!ty of Savannah. Savannah. {?avarinah 3<iorm
jirfjestown. Norfo'.k. OM Do^s ■ 3:00 J> m
FRID^T. JUNE 19.
Prlne Mauritt. K»;t]. It W 1 11 a m 100pm
Fok>v Arsejitira. Rio ata 12:00 m JJJpn
(' x G'raj<<:«-. Tatr.pa. Malign' . U.<">m
JeSenos. Norfolk. OM r»orr, «:<K» F tn
JC.N'K -HI
Bt Lou>- Soutiampton. American 6 :3 ft a m JO«o am |
K*nbria *u\wo«J. ««l 6JO»njlO.*»m :
Cretlc Azorts. White Star . . . 10:00 am
Venetla, Newfoundland, Bed Cross 7:3» a m 10:00 am
Da^re-j Curacao. Red D S:3oam 12:00 m
Caracas. San Juan. Red D S^Oam 12:00 m
Ponce. Mayasuez. NY& P R »:00 a rr: 12:00 ,
Havana, Havma. Ward 10:00 a m 100 m
Voltaire. Argentina. U-r.r & Koit 10:30 a m 2:00 pm
P A Wllhelm. Jamaica. Hamb-Am 11:00 am 2:00 pra
Goyaz. Para. Brazilian 11:00 am l :00 pm
Columbia. Naples. Austrian ■- ■• . ■
Printers Irene. Naples. N G Lloyd .. 11:00 am
Friodricb der G. Bremen, N G Lloyd.. 10:00 a m
Pennsylvania, Hamburg. Hamb-Am.... 10 .00 am
California, Glasgow. Anchor 12:00 m
Mesaba. London. Atlantic Trans 0-Ooam
Invjuois. ■ JacksonvUK-. Clyde 3:00 pm
Denver. Galveston, Mallory 12:00 m
Hardlton. Norfolk. Old.Dom 3.00pm
City of Atlanta. Savannah. Savannah. '3:00 pm
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination and steamer. Close In New York.
Japan. Corca and China i specially ad
dressed only. via Seattle) — Tango —^
VJaru To-day. 6:3opm
Hawaii, also specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China (via San Kran
dsco)Asia - To-day. 6:30 p m
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine Isl
ands 'via Vancouver and Victoria, B C)
— Empress of China '. June IP. 6:30 p m
Vladivostok <via — Adato June 22, 6:30 p m
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via Sa&
Francisco) — Mariposa' June 26. 6:30 p m
New Zealand. Australia < except West). ■
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
via San Francisco) — Lord Sefton June 28, 6:30 p m
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Island*
(via San Francisco) — IT S transport .. July 1.6:30 pm
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Wednesday. June 17. '08.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Retina Elena (Hal). Rizzo. Lipari May 10.
Messina 13. Palermo 20 and Naples 25. to Fhelps Bros &
Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 9 am.
Steamer Buffalo (Br>, Clark. Hull June 4. to Sanderson
& Son. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 8:10 am.
Steamer El Alba, Quick. Galveston Juno 11. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Left Quarantine at 6:10
a m. v ■ N
Steamer Havana. Stevens. Havana June 14. to the New
York and Cuba Mail Ss Co, with 1«4 passengers, mails
and mdse. Arrived at th« Bar at 4:55 a m.
Steamer Ida Cuneo <Nor>. Ivereen. Port Antonio, five
days, to the Cuneo Importing: Co. with fruit. Arrived at
the Bar at 1:30 a m /
Steamer Esperanza. Rogers. Cristobal June 9. to the
Panama R R Ss Line, with 17". passengers, mails and
Dkdse. Arrived at the Bar at 6:09 a. SB.
Steamer Ban Giovanni (Ital). Bianchl. Medina June 2
and Palermo 4. to Hlrzel. Ff-ltmann & Co, with 19 cabin
passengers and tndse. Antied at the Bar at 5:4."> a m.
Steamer Phoenix (Nor). Laryen. Tilt Cove. N F. June
M. to the New York and Porto Rico Ss Co, with copper
ore. Arrived at the Ear at 5:45 am. ...
Steamer Iroquois, Chichester. Jacksonville June 14 and
Stermi Brotlhiers
DRESSMAKING AND
LADIES' TAILORING DEPARTMENTS
Orders executed at short notice for
Costumes, Waists, Walking Suits and Coats
At Large Concessions from Regular Prices
Tailor-made Gowns, . $ 55.00
Linen or Crash Coat Suits, " 35.00
Riding Habits, of Linen or Crash, side or cross saddle, 35.00
(THIRD FLOOR)
V/est Twenty-third Street
A sad sight is a serge suit faded
like a flower by too much summer
sun.
To guard against such misfortune
with the most useful of summer
cloths, we subject all our blue and
black serges to actual sun exposure
tests before a suit is cut.
So we have no more fear of our
serge suits fading than we have of
their shrinking, or crocking, or show
ing a thread of cotton, or any other of
the ills to which inferior cloths are
heir.
Serge suits, Si 8 to $40.
While no shirtings can be guaran
teed against modern steam laundry
mangling, the "Star" negliges have
made an enviable record for standing
by their colors.
' "Star" neglige shirts, $1.50 to
$3.50.
Rogers, Peet & Company.
Three Broadway Stores.
258 842 1302
at at at
Warren st. 13th st. 34th st
Plea** 1 not* change of uptown store from '-nd St. to
>". E. corner 84tb St.
Amusements.
| JARCIN de PARIS P^ EE E ATRE ' I
J Always Comfortable. Smoking Perrnltted. Eves. 8:15 ►
* A REVELATION. (►
II i F. ZiEGFELD, JR.'S, REVUE I
{ FOLLIES OF 11908 :
4 Sunday M«thtn. B«-M Seat*. $1.00. [
4\ Seat Sale for next two weeks begins 10-day. r
tHEW AMSTEROfIIS B^sSltM fU^: >
41 THEATRE COOLED BY ICED AIR. .►
4 HENRY W. SAVAGE'S Original Production. l>
lbs? ! THE MERRY WIDOW;
< (Die Lustipe Wltwe.;. Queen of Viennese Operettas, j r
4m—~ " ' ■
* ilClil VPDBf THKATKE. B'way and 43th St. £
4 RC.W IwniV Eves. >■ .'.O Mats. Wed. and Sat. \T
CARLE s^i MARY'S I
4 VriA^l I* i GAMBOL. LAMB If
CIRCLE" S THE HIT"
THE "MERRY-GO-ROUND"
NEXT HON.— RAYMOND HITCHCOCK In cast.
WAI-I-ACK'S. Evenings 8:15. Matlne*. Saturday. 1 10
100 th Pert. Mon. June 22. Hie pBV MUSICIAN
Hft^siiEßSTEiN's t^rsjsr*
■■ RVIVr lli^:ilre. |{.»f.: Kill 2.1 * 60r.
CORA LIVINGSTON (Champion Female Wrestler).
ALEXIA. HORACE GOLDIN. •'MOTOBINO." others
%££& ROOF GARDEN OPENS *$%£?
An MiclnaJ Jluslcul Comedy* "SKI-HI."
285.000 ; nAßfi I FULL
mouths PAIaJ 1" PULL
have ur.suntlnfily ]i By EUGENE WALTER
?Z£££3£ I ASTOR ' THEATRE
NEW-YORR DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1908.
Charleston 15, to th« Clyde Ss Co, with passenger* and
mdse. Left Quarantine at 9:OS am t _ . •
Steamer Georglc (Brt. Clarke, Liverpool June 6. M the
White Star Line, with mdcc. Arrived at the Bar at 6
* Steamer Jefferson. Dole. Newport News and Norfolk, to
th» Old Dominion Ss Co. with passenger* and mdse.
Left Quarantine at 3:20 p m. .„„
Steamer Duca. Degli Abrupt (Ital). An.*aH'\ n^P o^
June 4. Naples 8 and Palermo 6. to Hartneld, EOiarl •
Co. with 65 cabin and 426 steerage pas-sens*™ and mas*
Arrived at the Bar at 1:15 o in. . fl Ttar-
Steamer Guiana tßr). Carey. Dem"rara June ".Bar
ba<ios 9. Martinique 10. Dominica. Guadaloupe. Antigua
and St Kitts 11. St Croix and St Thomas 12. to A E
O^terbrtdge & Co. with 142 passengers, mails and rodse.
Arrived at the Bar at 3:20 p Surar.no M«l» „.,
Steajner Dinnamare (Ital>. Currarlno. Messina May -3
and Pal«rmo 30. to Hlrzel. Keltinann & Co, with mdsc.
A^e2mef DJumiSrneUrßobinson Shields June 2. to
H Houlder and partners, -with mdse. Anchored in
QU S 3 te a amlr e CubaS fcSban). Cardenas t.o^he M»n
eon Ss Line, with mdse.. Off the Highlands . ■(» P ">•
Steamer Harvard. Thompson. Boston, to the M£tropou_
tan Ss Co. with passenpers and mdse. Fassea in «"■"
"SS^?A~. Rich. Phi^eipMa. to the yd S 5
breeze, clear; light sea. .
SAILED.
Steamers (Mate (Cuban.. uevi , Ui \,^- washTngfon
wood (Br). Pernambuco, Bahia etc; Martta,^ I *^
%^£: via
Plymouth and Cherbourg. Potsdam (Dutch KW|r
(Br\ Marsellifs: Ardgowan (Br), chlngklang ana .^s
hal; Manna Hata. Baltimore.
STEAMERS AT ' FOREIGN . PORTS.
: .->- ARRIVED.
Plymouth, June 17. 4:30 p m— Teutonic (Br>. New Tor*
for Cherbourg and Southampton. . .
Delagoa Bay. Jure 13— Clan Ferguson (Br>. New York via
p^fju^lT^dor Prirxe (Br). Yokohama, etc. for
lion? Kong° june 17-Vauxhall <Br>. Newjork.
Hiogo. June 17— St George (Br). New York.
SAILED.
Southampton^u^ U. r on-K^ ; Wn S
«h.e7arj^?^hT b ur(GrrrNr n York;Rc.chenfe..
Genoa^Ju^iprinclpe dl Piemonte (Hal). New York.
PASSED.
Lizard. June 17. 6:SO p m— Florlde (Fr). New Tork for
Prawle Point -Tune 17— Volturno (Br). New York for Rot
terdam and Hamburg. , .
Fastnet. June 17— Bristol City <Br). New York for Bristol.
Genuine lock front collars fit — the
imitations do not; the genuine are
stamped '"lock front 11 — the imitations
are not.
Cayuga. or Norka.
Amusements.
Three Twins tyg.rsff-l&id.- Herald Sq.
THE WOLF cy^^VayT^^^LYßlC
girls Eg-^sgaVurd^^ 1 - PAirs
SAM BERNARD a h£^ L MaS k Casino
Sx Witching Hour L , a rr. l2 M T Jt m To-faf s Hackett
C" A \7f*% V 34tn Ft - and B'way. Evgs. 6:20
A V \-f I ' Mats. To-day and Pat., 2:15
as^te players. THE SERVANT the HOUSE
KNICKERBOCKER. Broadway and 33th Street.
Evenings 8:15. Matinee Sat. only at 2:15.
GEO. M. COHAN vaxre^,xce.-
r»I ayCVJC^ lncoln Sc >- B'way, «Bth ft. Eve.. 8:15
t-LkJICI dEdna May QDPnHr*O THE TAMING
Mat. -day & Cecil UrUUnLII OF HELEN.
rbinmnlnnr] fIDMISSIOH FREE
nSJilll! Jllll EXCEPT ON
1 i fin VI ml!! Saturday and Sunday
.111 UUllllUllU FKEF shows
At All Times.
\Vm. H. Reynolds. President. Take Iron Steamboats.
IE ESIkIA Harlem to Luna In 55 minutes by
B spn||i 'he Subvay-Se?. Beach Express.
«•&-■■■■» Th , sur , wav takes you to Atlantic
R R. nV Aye.. B'klyn. and then you trans-
Ftj nisT Aye to the and Bench Express.
OKII Ur t0 t!l '- ? " a Bca.-h Express
I **!■■% Try It.
STEEPLE Coney Island's
CHASE Funny Place
I Most Gigantic Steel Amusement
| Structure In the World.
WE CTtFATK VIA. OTHERS COPY.
V^*^^ TO-MGHT
PAIN'S FIREWORKS
Eni?Ril IN WAX. GYPSY MCSIC-'
ELSJfKIiviJ CINEMATOGRAPH Every Hour.
MI"S E E I Prominent People. Past and Present.
The Turf.
BS ETp]^J AT SfiEEPSHEftTir"
1 KKL-IKy JUNE MEETING.
1 THE CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
9 June 10 to July 6. Ist race 2:30 P. M.
I X~^ TO-MORROW *d
| I THE
I I SUBURBAN
(VALUE 25,000.)
THE DOUBLE EVENT
I AND FOUR OTIIEK RACES !
Trains loavf 34th St., E. R. via L. I. R. R..
M 11 A. 11.. 12 10. 12:80. 12:r»O (1:00 Parlor Carl. .
B 1:10 1:40, 2:10 P. M Electric train service
B Brooklyn Rapid Transit via :::ith St. Ferry. foot
I of Whitehall St.. every 20 minutes, 12 M. to
3 2:00 P. M.: via Brooklyn Bridge, end Subway,
H <!p»rUl Racetrack Trains direct to track; also
1 Trolley service. From Broadway, WiMlamshurg'.
Ci<-fnn aye curs direct to trark or Nontrand-
H Brighton earn and transfer at Prospect Park
B loop
S Grand Stand. $3. !.■'!!•- H. 50. Field, $1.
■ Music by Liiuder. i
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB
RACING TO-DAY AT 2:30 P. M.
Rtachf-1 by L. I. R. Ti . Culver Houinn a. trolleys. Sub
way ikMtcxere tjai;i;.-i to "L" at Atlantic .V 79.
To . England tf c Coetnoeini
By OH Lars:». IM and Luxurious Twin -Screw
in ii TfTIIHIM and Fassenger Steamships of th* ■
. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD |
Ev " 7 J£«Vp£H«l Thi^Bday(at| CHERB-RO Saturday (at J NAPLES
KAISER D. GR.. June 3 2 JK^s 23 I ALBERT July 1?
KRONPRINZESSIN.JuIy i FRI^DRICII » IRENE Aug. 1
° NPI I I t Oxi' TO ATHENS. CONSTANTINOPLE AND ALEXANDRIA.
CONNECTIONS TO ATHE • check, good al. «W the world.
Apr i y OELRICHS^^oS Agent, . Broads. New Tor,, or any I^al A^
===== " ,/^V SEMI- WEEKLY
*&& 4«C> From Piers 51 " ?2 - 54
&P & /^V^^ North River. N. T.
Ss£ £%* ©ODRJ^ISE) D=DK3[l
*"* *& -^^^S"^/ Queenstown, Liverpool, London, Paris
/£)/ Including the World-Famed Steamships
4^-^ LUS3TANIA & MAURETANIA
A ' (SAILING WEDNESDAYS)
A.'*^^>f Larjrest. Finest and Fastest Afloat
f^h For accommodations and all particulars apply to
•V^> THE' CUNARD STEAHSHIP CO., Ltd.
V^ or Local Agents NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO
UiIAIIIIDSI!IIRG"to£SBOAKS
Piers, Hoboken. N. J.
London— Paris— Hamburg. _
KaiserinAug. Victoria .
LEAVING NEW YORK, JUNE !*• t
PLYMOUTH. JUNK 'Jo: CHERBOURG.
JUNE 28; HAMBURG. JUNE 27.
Ritz-Oarlton restaurant, gymnasium, elec
tric baths, palra garden, elevators.
Kals'n(n)Junel*.lO am ;Deutschland.-June a
Penn'a... June 20.10 am i PatrUia. . .. -J""* r.'
ALSO REGI-LAR SAILINGS TO ITALY.
SUMMER VOYAGES gg
WONDERLANDS OF THE NcUTH m
SUPERB CRUISING STEAMERS OCE
ANA. KRONPRINZESSIN CLCILIt.,
\ND METEOR FROM HAMBURG DLK
ING JUNE JULY, AND AUGUST.
TRAVELLERS' CHECKS ISSUKD.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. & Broad
way. N. Y.
AMERICAN LINE f roi t To r as'a 5 ' m/ *"
PLYMOUTH— S'THAMPTON.
St. Louis June 201 st: Paul JVJ V y ,l
Philadelphia. .June 2J|New York.... July 11
RED STAR ONE Vl^'X £ $1 1 '
NEW DOVER— ANTWERP.
Zeeland June 201 Finland Ju y ,J
Kroonland.-.June 27|Vaderland July 11
WHITE STAR LINE £ o s] £"
<EW YORK— Q'NSTOWX— LIVERPOOL.
Cedric.June IS, am Celtic July 2, noon
Arabic. June2s.3 :3opm Baltic July 9. 2 pen
PLYMOUTH— S'THAMPTON.
Majestic. Jur.e24. i Teutonic-July S.lOam
Oceanic.July 1.10 am: Adriatic. July 15. 10*™
REGULAR SAILINGS Tfil i|T A I V
NEW YORK <fc BOSTON » *-»' 1 » t^ l " *
PASSENGER OFFICE, 9 BROADWAY.
You are Invited to
the TERCENTEN
ARY CELEBRA
TION at
Queber S. S. Co.'s S. S.
"Trinidad" sails from New
York July IS. Aug 1, 15
and from Quebec July 11,
25. Aug. S, 22.
Fare one way, $45 and up
Round Trip, $81 and up
V-ua! Summer Tours to Bermuda. Still
more Tours to Europe this «°ason; 7 Round
the World- Short Holiday Tours to Ameri
can Resorts. Individual Travel Tickets
"thos. cook a son
245. 1200 BROADWAY. 649 MADISON
AVE-. 66a FIFTH AYE.. NEW YORK.
Steamships of the FED "D" LINK will
sail from Pier 11. near Wall fat. Ferry.
Brooklyn, for San Juan direct as follows:
6 S CARACAS ... Saturday. June 20. noon
S.S. PHILADELPHIA... Sat.. July 4. noon
For freight or passage apply to
BOULTOX, BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 82 Wall St.
EARL & WILSON.
T>ED "D" LINE.
FOR PORTO RICO AND VENEZUELA.
From Pier 11. near Wall St Ferry. Bklyn.
For San Juan. Porto Rico.
Ec C^R\CAS . ... Saturday, June 20. noon
s's. PHILADELPHIA... Sat.. July 4. noon
For Pto. Cabello. Curacao & Maracaibo.
•S S. DAGFRED... Saturday, June 2", noon
S S. ZULIA Saturday. June 27, noon
s!s. MARACAIBO.. Saturday, July 11. noon
•Freight only.
These steamers have superior accommoda
tions for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General' Managers. 52 Wall St.
£\TCDfI®GB ILDK3E,
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
California. June 20,n'n I Columbia. July 4. noon
Caledonia June2T,3pm California. JulylS, noon
SA.LOOX. 562.50. $67.50 and $72 50.
SECOND CABIN. 142.50 AND $45.
THIRD CLASS. 527.50 AND $2-8 75.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 17-19 B'way.
EUROPE PARTIES, June 27. July 3. Clark's
Cruises of the "Arabic." 16.000 tons, to
Orient™- Round the WorK^^;^
F. C. CLARK. Times Building. New York.
GOT JEISSEY CEMTffiAL
TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. W. L ¥ od ST. :
—6.50, 7.60, «.-'O. 6.50. 9.50. 10.50. 11.20.
11.50 a. m.. 12.50. 1.20, 1.50, 2 50. 3-50.
4.20. 4.00. 5.50, 50. 7.50, 8.50, 11.50 p. m.
Sundays, 7.50. 5.50. 9 s*>, 10.50. 11.50 a. m..
12.50, 1.80. 250. 3.50. 4.50. 5.50. 6.50. 7.50,
£.60 10.20. 11.50 p. m.
Lv. LIBERTY ST :— 1.30, 6.30. 7.00. 8 00.
8.30. ©CKj. 10.00. 11.00. 11.30 a. m.. 12.00
noon 1.00. 1.30. 2.00, 3.00. 4,00. 4.30, , 00,
600, 7.00. 8.00, 9.00 p. m., 12.15 midnljht.
Sundays, I.SO. 8 00, 9.00, 10.00, 11.00 a. m.
12.00 noon. 1.00! 2-00. 3.00, 4 "O. 6.00, 6.00,
j(»i £.00. 9.00, 10.30 p. m.. 12.15 midnight.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. W. 23d 5T.:— 7.50. 0.50. 11.60 a. m..
I.st\ 3.50. 5.50, 6.50 p. m. dally. Lv.
LIBERTY ST.: — >~- l "<. 10.00 a. m.. 12.00
noon, 2.00, 4.00. 6.U0. 7.00 p. m. dally.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. 23d ST.:
—9.50 a. m.. (12.50 fats, only), 3.20 p. m.
Sundays, 9.80 a. m.. 2.20 p. m. Lv. LIB
ERTY ST. : — 10.00 a. m.. tl.oo Sats. only),
3.40 p. m Sunday*. 10.00 a. in.. 2.30 p. m.
VIA ALL RAlL.— Lontc Branch. Asbury
Park, Ocean Grove. &c. Lv W. 23<1 ST.: —
8.20, 11.20 a. m.. (1.00 Sa's. only), 1.20.
3.20. 4.30. (5.06, except Sats.). 6.20, 6.l*>.
8.50. 11 50 p. m. £und*>B. 9 Oft a. in.. 3.50
8.20 p. m. Lv. LIBERTY ST.: — 00. 8.30;
11.30 a. m.. (1.20 Sata. only). 1.30. 3.30.
4.45, (5.15 except SatE), 5.3<>. 6.K0. 9.00
p. m.. 12 01 midnight. Sundays. 3.30. 9.15
a. m.. 4.00. h.30 p. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTS.— For Atlantlo
Highlands, Sea Bright, llonmouth Beach.
Long Branch, A&bury Park Ocean Grove,
&c. Lv. Pier 81. N. I!.. Foot W. 42d" ST.:
—9.55 a. m., 12.30, 3 10. 4.15 (7.45
p. m., Atlantic Highlands I'ier only). Sun
days, 30 a. m.. 1.00. 7.4.'- p. m. Leave
Pier 10. K. R.. Foot CEDAR ST. :— 10.20
a. m.. 00. 3.45, 4.45 (8.10 p. in . At
lantic Highlands Pier only). Sundays.
10f».i a. m.. l SO, S.lO p. c Ic l -
Time tables may be obtained at following
offices: Li; ►:!■,■ St., (W. 23d St. Tel. Chel
sea 3144). Piers 10 and 81, N. R.. «' Astor
H :.--. -.'45. 434, 1300, 13f.4 Broadway, 182.
225. 281 Fifth Ay.. 2798 Third A\.. 11l
West 125 th St.. 24."> Columbus Ay., New
York: 4 Court St.. 343. 344 Fulton St.. 479
Nostrand Ay., Brooklyn; ?.:><i Broadway.
WHHamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and checks baccate to destination.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAI.NS.
*'Ev*iy ithel hour on the even hour."'
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connection* In New Union tattoo.
Washington, with all Lines South.
Leave New York Dally. 23d St. Llb"y St.
WASHINGTON. Sl'i-erj, 11.50 pm 1.80 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 7. 80 am B.<*> aia
WASHINGTON. Diner 6.50 am 10.0U sou
(Parlor car N. Y. to Richmond Va.)
WASHINGTON. Diner. 11.80 am 12.00 n a
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1.80 2 00 pia
"ROYAL LTD.." Diner. 8 ISO pro 4.(10 pni
Washington*. Buffet. ers-pm 7.c0 pm
Throueh P»liy Trains to the West.
CHICAGO. PITTSBimO. 7. 80 am 800 am
CHICAGO. COLUMRUS. ll.ROam 12.00 n'n
PITTSBURO. CLEVEL'D. 380 pin 4.00 pra
"PITTSnURG LIMITED." B.flO pm 7.00 p ra
CIN..ST.LOUIS.LOUISV.. 11.50 ISO am
CIN..ST.LOUIS.LOmsV.. 9SO am 10 00 am
cm .BT.LOtns mPm 6.00 pta
Offices: 243. 434. 1300 Broadway. 6 Aator
House, 108 Greenwich St.. 2JB r.th Ay. 301
Grand St.. N. Y. : 343 Fulton St.. Brooklyn-
West 23.1 St. and Liberty St.
After 6 p. m. Sleeping Car Reservatfons
•nd full Information rerariilrn; trains, etc..
can bo obtained at Bureau of Information.
B. * O. R. R.. 23d Pi. TermlnaL 'Phone
Number. Chelsea — 8144.
lES3IIM VALLEY.
foot of W. nd A; (ortlsnilt * I»e«brO3ae>st» B.
•IMIly. Mmiluy: >7J3. h9..3. i»: 45.d9 4f>. n5.35. xV-i.-i.
__ OL.V.N.Y..A Lv.N.\..B
HufTit!r> F.ipr'Sl - ii 7 4(1 *he 7h # e7 BO a V
Buffi ¥ hli >>.■•. Express!' •!.'.> ma ji "d9.sn a m
Cb<<°acco-ToroQioExpreM >nS.4O r m 'iS.MPI
1 ill HI M m m ti:aix. •: mp m »s no >• x
Ticket Office* i 3uVdd MoU Ilroadway.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
From Piers .">l-r.2-&4. North River.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWU.
PASSENGERS HOOKED THKOUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
t'mbria.Juno 20.10ani ; Cainpanla July I.loam
:.:;iur.iarnaJun.J4,r,niKtruila..Ju!y 4. 1" am
("armanla.liinp-j7.2pni Luranla.July 8. 10 am
The MAURETANIA & LUSTTANIA. th«
largest and fiist-st steamships lr th'- world.
will hereafter sail un WEDNESDATSs. »
aasnraliilS a new SEMI-WEEKLY SER
VICE.
H LNG ARIAN-A MERICAN SERVICE.
TO FU ME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
6LAVONIA..Juae if. nosii: Aug. 6. Sept. .4
PANNONIA July I*. BOOB; Aug. 2^»
CARPATBt* July 1«. no-jn: Sept. 3
CARONIA >o\v -S
VERNON H. BROWN. General Ageat.
21-24 State St.. opposite the Batter}-.
ITAUAG9 B. S. LIKES
•NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIAN A.
tLA VELOCE (Fast Italian Line). .
tITALIA Societa de Navisazione a \ apore.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA DIRE-
tßrasile June 27 j 'Sannlo ••• J V !y IS
tD d'Abruzzi.July 1 : tXord America. July .J
New S S VERONA from PHILA. July 4
HARTFIELD. SOLARI & CO.. 50 Wall St.
All the Way by fTT) (fi\ (7\} *"1 f" /fH f^fl
Water Between Hs \\\\S\ p\\ lllil'\M
New York & Ly)vyJ^O) |J vyillu
Via Lons Island Sound and the Atlantlo
Ocean. Metropolitan Line Express Trlpie-
Screw Turbine Steel Steamships
VALE "» UWfkM
FINEST WATER TRIP IN THE WORLD.
Fast and Luxurious Steamships. All at
tributes for safety, comfort and conven
ience Leave N. Y. weekdays and Sundays.
Pier 45. N. R., near foot Christopher St , »
P M. Leave Boston same hour. Dv«
either city 8 o'clock following morning.
Tickets and reservations at Pier 45. N. R-.
and at principal Ticket. Tourist and N. Y.
Transfer Co. offices in Greater N. Y.
Express Service for Passengers.
Freight. Automobiles and Horses.
ITT* /TT\ (^ TP rt^V ITVI AND POINTS IN
Lib (ID © IT (il) L\U new England.
FALL, RIVER LINE \ ia Newport and Fall
River. Leave Pier 19, N. R-. foot barren
St daily a, 5:30 P. M. Steamers PRIa
("II.I.X. and PURITAN. Orches=tra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE, for Providence. Bos
ton and East. Li - Pier 191 N. R.. fool Mur
ray St., week days only. 6:»X> P. M. Steamers
Providence and Plymouth. Orchestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE, commenctng June
l!kh for New Bedford. Woods Hole.
Marthas Vineyard, Nantucket. Mattapoisett.
Marion and oth"r points on Cape Cod. Lv.
Pier 40, N. R-. ft. of Clarkson St . week
days only at 6 P. M. Steamers Maine and
New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE, for New London and
East. Lv. Pier 40. North River, ft Clark
son St.. week days only, 5 P. M. Pier .0.
E- R.. ft. E. 23d St., 6:30 P. M. Strs.
City of Lowell and Chester W. Chafin.
NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven,
Hartford and North. I-v. Pler2\ E. X..
week days. 2:45 P. M.. Sundays 9:30 A. M. ;
ft Eau 22d St.. week days. 3. n0 P.M.:
fun-fays 10:00 A M. Steamer Richard Peck.
PEOPLES Btti C. W. Morse
or Adirondack leave
LINE Pier 82. X. R.. toot
of canal St.. 6 P.M..
New lork — Albany west i2»th St.. 6:30
v «i "V» P- M.. a nd Yonkers.
91.0U _. 15 p M daily.
Sundays included. Orchestra. Grill set lce
CITIZENS Steamers Onteora
_ TX .* or Greeopstri ksavs
Ll^vt. pperi er 4f,. K. R.. foot
New York— Troy •< west wth ; St.. at
__ ._.._« 6 P. M dally. ex-
Round Trip $2 oO ccp t Saturday.
Sunday Steamer Touches at Albany.
Plrect connection with express trains at
Albany or Troy for all points. Club Break
fast Summer book free.
mmm mm him like
PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS.
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton St. iby
Annex) 8:00 A. M.
" Desbrosses St Pier 8:40 A.M.
West 42d St 9:00." M.
" West 128 th St 9:20 A.M.
Landing at Yonkers. West Point. New
burgh. Poughkeepsie. Kingston < Point.
Catskill. Hudson and Albany. Daily ex
cept Sunday. Thru tickets and baggage
checked by N. T. Transfer Co. Eeasy con
nections North. East and West. All thru
rail tickets between N. T. A Albany ac
cepted. Most delightful one-day outings to
West Point. lOfrbnrgn or Poughkeepsie.
returning: on down boat. Restaurant open
If E^ffiMW [POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses St. at 1:45 P. M.:
West 41' d St., 2 P. M.: West 129 th St.. C:2O
P. M. daily, except Sunday, for Highland
Falls, West Point (returning by boat or
rail). Cornwall, Newburgh. New Hamburgh.
Milton, Poughkeepsie. Rondout and King
ston. Orchestra on board.
RAILROADS.
fr?\ /RTP^n? nn n evening
( f4Z^i U ©LMUILIL. LINE
\yj tot CataaW Mountains all points.
Hudson, Coxsackie. Weekdays foot
Christopher St. 6 P. M.. foot West 12»'h
ISI 7 P. M. Fare $125. Summer Resort.
Hotel and Boarding House Directory Free.
Address Pi*r 43. N. R.
For POUGHKEEPSIB and KINGSTON,
from Pier 24, N. R.. week" days, 4 P. M-
Saturdays. 1 P. M.; West 120 th St.. 1:80
P. M. For KEWBURGH. from Pier 24.
N. R. ; week .lab 9. .'> P. M. Saturdays. 3
P. M.. West 120 th St.. 3:30 P. M.
QTTNTfcA 5 From Pier 24. N. R.JA. M.
dUIWAiO )-«-est 129 th St.. 9:30 A. M.
KEW EWLABBi"AIIIS EAST
Metropolitan Line; all-water route to Bos
ton and all resort] In Massachusetts. New
Hampshire. Maine, New Brunswick. Nova
Scotia. &c. Complete dealls from
MARSTERS TOURS. 31 W. 30th St.. N. T.
TME C. H. BROWN CO.
Carpet <& Rug Cleansing
£21-223 EAST 3»th STREET.
Telephones. 1531 38th— 18*1 3Sth.
Dust and Dirt Blown out. nut from
Surface only.
S3 years* experience In Flna Carpets & Rugs.
K.Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
437 AND 43» WKS I " 4S.TH ST. •
Tel. 46»'J— 4833 Hryant. Established IW7.
W. H. JORDAN. EDWIN LKNTZ
ill. & J. 1. WBiUA^S
353«f.64THST.cJS L «S..
CAHPIiT CLEANING. Established 1371.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.—
Cleans by compressed Air. steam. Land or
in floor. 1554 llroadway, 421 Eait «»U» M.
COE * BRANDT. Tel. 132-38 th.
TRY A. H. KAIJfIAN-S repatrtnr. w»«h
rlcanlnc. ctorlnic of Oriental rugs. 410
«th avo. TeleDhon* 1081 — Madison Square
IHI,
~^2. HaTo" 8 iskTya>T Oriental
>rfj*rartv tub connoisseur and expert re-
CV CO? palrer and renovator: hlghMt
V* S' references. 3O East 20« «t..
New York Tel. luM Gramercy.
TYPEWRITERS.
VICTOR VISIBI.E. 70 Nassau at.: cata
logue fr«-e, all makes taken part pay
ment; bargains In I w.'ods. Remtng
•-— "•%•«». Smiths.
OCEA> STEAMERS.
STEAJVIBOATS.
AZKINSTESS AND WILTONS
Best makes — Oriental and Coral —
&xl 2 ft. odd lots to clear —
Were $27.50.. 1 S.47t"n>re *^s^-16.9S
June Sale— Tiir«l Week
Women's Summer Corsets
Buy while you # can like this:
69 ct. WOMEN'S COSSETS... .37
Fine Batiste and light weight Coutll—
•white and drab— Girdle an.l French
shapes— some with garters— lace finish.
$1.00 BaUste CORSETS 64
A!s>o Summer weight Coutll— models
— with garters— all sizes.
$1.75 & $1.98 CORSETS... 1.24
Plain and Satin Figured Batiste— medium
long back— lace finish— all sizes.
$6.00 Long Back Corsets... 3.58
Silk figured Batiste — White. Blue and"
light fancies — leading models — dainty rib
bon and lace — side and front silk elastics.
Bear in mind That
DWIGMT ANCHOR Sieets. ?i:!c^ Cases zzi Sseettto
The most serviceable all round quality in the markc:
ABE SOLD HERB AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICE 3.
We stand back of this quality la every sense of Vie phrase
CAKPKT rT.FA>T?rO.
WOMEN'S 22^ RAIN COATS
'plain and striped— all sizes— 7.90
' "second floor— new building.
ALLOVER EMB'D WHITE WAISTS
Also DM batii-te— with •»)• J and _ ■■
German Val lace— elaborate 1.14
.|eev«*-*ll •!»••>- »2.00 kinds , ,v
SECOND FLOOR-CEXTRK BCILDINO
IMPORTED !£&, MOHAIRS
Desirable for skirts and bathlns
suits — cream, black and colors— 'Z'y
88 Inch— worth M - „*"
MAIN n.i'i'l!- I'KKSS OOOM I'KPT
EMB'D WHITE FLANNELS
Unshrinkable e!aN.rat* dejlgn*— 35
Hem^tit.-h or wallop— wrirth M •**
BASEMENT— CENTRE BUILDINi^
MERCERIZED CORDED MUSLINS
Fine, perfect worn, but slight
print defect* class them "seouiuls" — a
therefore li» ct. quality w
BASEMENT— CENTRE PUII.DINO.
WoMKNS LAWN WRAPPERS
I Stripes ami flßures— full cut— EJC
flounced — 1!! sizes — Instead of .05... •**»■*
SECOND FLOOR— NEW pr II. PI NO.
DRT GOODS.
FOURTEENTH STREET. West of Fifth A7»nac
JUNE SALE— Third Week!
Brilliant Values
Following One Another
Fulfil Our Promise of flatchless Offering •
Throughout This flonth.
SALE DEPARTMENTS ARE:
Women's Underwear, Suits and Dresses. Women's & Chlld-e-*. cv
Babies' Wear. Silk and Cotton Waists. Wrappers and Corset* °**
'Boys' Clothes and Silk and Cotton Petticoats. Misses' W«ar .—*•
Furnishings.' Men's Furnishings. Millinery. Flower*. Wtnn
MATCELESS VALUES I" EACH
Women's Suits— Coats— Skirts
Thursday's offerings head Hh list with
Figured Satin Foulard Jumper Princess Dresses
6.98 worth fourteen do-3ars
Xavy, brown, gray anrt Copenhagen —
attached lace yoke and sleeves — all sizes
A JUICE SALE SPECIAL X« >T PROMISED AFTER THURSLaT
Other Splendid Values as Fcilcws : —
$15 & $iS S::*: Dresses r.98
Princess and Jumper — taffetas sr.'l fou- ]
■ards — lißht and dark plain or dots and '
stripes — handsomely trimmed — with and
without fancy guimpes.
$2T.98 mnssi Dresses 1T.98 |
Taffetas. Foulards, fancy patterns and ■
lovely plain shades— fine guimp*s and
elaborate trim.
$35.98 Silk £3* 20.98
Rajah and taffeta— black and colors—cut
a-sv-ays and blazers, elaborately emb'd and
trimmed.
$40.00 fliffeta Suits 25.98
Novelty Coats — elaborate trim, including I
fine laces black and rich shades.
$30.00 Panama Suits 15.98
High-class— black, colors" — plain or self
stripe — fancy tailored or mannish.
$40.C-0 Suits £££-« 21.93
Voiles, with and without, silk drop, chif
fon panama?. worsteds— black, colors.
Worsteds — black, colors and blendlr.gs —
richly designed.
$12.93 Tailored Suits 5.93
Panamas. Worsteds— plain colors and
fancies— all styles.
$22.98 Tailored Suits 12.98
Plain and fancy models — chiffon paaassaa,
worsteds— black, colors, combinations.
$2.69 House Dresses 1.98
Chambra:'. Seersucker. Percale— best col
crs and styl«s.
$1.79 Long Kimonos SSEss- -98
Lieht and dark Persian or floral— satin
and lawn bands.
Every garment of the highest style and quality erer *«- /«;,£«
price— every value a- shining: mark— worth a journey cf easy nut*
Rugs for Town and Country
Specially Attractive Offerings
WOOL EHUSSSLS RUGS
Special purchase enables us to r>!T»r the
best designs and colorings about 25 per
cent below- usual prices — perfect, seam
less — nevertheless: —
7(5x9 ft.— elsewhere $13 J>«. 9.9S
£.3x10.6 ft.— elsewhere $15.50. 1 1 .93
9x12 ft.— elsewhere $21.00. 15 9S
HORNING SALES—^'gg 0 *
To prevent dealers buying— fiuantities restricted.
No Mail or Telephone Order* ______ -J
Also 1« OTHER MORNING SPECIALS -c ua! value to it**
Not Advertised Space Docs Not Permit
•:; X.2 T: .:• cl;:.vs; loos for the ttocxsn
DBT GOOD 4.
$9.98 £££ Dresses i*|
Silky bailor- --a.; 4 |bjm- «Sjas> _;_,
check*, si 1 lisa beautifully eab'4 «
lace trimmed. -™ 1 "•
*"7X C 9 C<i«!«ta Princess
$23.98 Batiste Dr»...s !i.f|
Wonderfully beautiful desisnj t^d wort.
elaborately emb'i and U<a
trimmed— white and pastel saaiej.
$9,58 Line-: 5.98
White and n»w shades — novelty anas
coats with Clur.y lace Inserts.
$16.98 Lineup. !3.f|
White. c?l*rs — pointed cuta-tay —
Point Vcßisa trim.
$11.53 Cloti Jackets Iff
Panama. Br n adc!oth. Covert, also cma
and black striped sers*— best r.:Mel«
$12.93 Qu^rSilk Ccats m
Pleated— deep *.;ar si eabroiderr.
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