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12
SCHOOLS CLOSE TO-DAY
Elementary Institutions Kill Gradur
■ ate 12,803 Pupils.
Tn*n ih« pubbo scbooia dose to-day there wUI
I* 12 SOS boys and girls through with the elemen_
JLv branch.' many of th*se wil! go to the high
SLfm The graduation exercises will be more
or leSS elaborate, but «**■*?*£?£££*
USr than « that at Schoo *J~ *£ H Tfals
pro:aotlon
jre^iorn lor most. F or *°™ Mo nday.
vacation schools, which open on ■- u for lfcS .
The schools will "^V^SJi^n t« Septem
— r.^r^SSS. --rt .or^
ber 3. 10 and U- Tne l&l
on September 1?- Eroo Uvn in th* number or
Manhattan is behind Eroo «- y^ schO ols.
r u PP USU S graduated from O* Bronx
»d L»: «"'"■!';;., »,:■.,..!> wli: l»v« an op
ss,«s i - — - to
advie, f aai«tt « ;^ \^. ore ,f the cards
The , -': r ' u^V r :ii, a t i c.n. and that It
could be obtained upon w -^ fcr one . A
should to««* *•* '" r '„'..; again reminded ct
the same time £« J«£ uest t^t they refrain
Superintendent M^lsre^ hospital or near any
from maKinfi an> noise Bapeetal «n-
SSSSS S^S to be considerate on
e prSjaS - annoU nced yesterday to
Tr., principals of a** -* M of a day
the teachers the opening jep^n PubUc School
P choos for the d af A tO p^ wii be the principal.
47. Mi« Mar^t A. Ke»-» old Stuyvesant High
The school will be in the old street Tne
principal of the Stay-
M^well will leave here to-day
t nr Clevc !s r., ; to attend the meeting of the National
SuSon Aaaoctation. which will las. until Fnday-
About two hundred teachers from tuis clt> v:ll
attend the meeUng. Many have gone, but by far
the greater number will start to-nignt.
TELLS OF USE OF GALENA OIL.
Government Suit Against Standard Company
Resumed in Custom House.
When the hearing >n the Httt brought by the gov
♦■mment to dissolve tte Standard Oil Company of
Hew Jersey was resumed yesterday in the Custom
House. Moritz RosenthaL lenloc counsel for the
defence called witnesses to the stand to prove that
the Gakaa-Slgnal Oil Company produced a brand
cf oil which gave better results on railroads than
did the New ror* Lubricating Company product.
Frank B. Kellogg, the government's attorney.
locsht this contention.
Frr-de-ick A. Burgess, assistant grand chief of
the National Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
said" he was for twenty-two years an engineer on
the Louisville &■ X,..-hvii:e road. He told of the
M ny fast trains of the Louisville & Nashville he
had pulled and of his experiences with lubrication
both before and subsequent to the introduction of
Galena oils on the system. There were a great
manv more hot boxes, he said, from WB to 1905.
du-n= tbe pert* of the New York Company s lu
ibrication. than both before and after.
Mr K. Hogg in the cross-examination, frequently
iJrc-d the witness to say: "I do know that I was
Ja constant rect-ipt of complaints from Siiieera
about the oil cf the New York Lubricating Com
pany." «rtiea couldn't explain the difference be
tween his opinion, and that of other experts about
the Galena, oil. It is understood the defence wul
cSter a new line of evidence to-day. The defence
tytrnitted a table Ehowins what roads uaed the
oil and the saving in cost by its use.
THINK RABIES DIDN'T SILL KOSTER.
Physicians of Health Department Greatly
Puzzled by Case.
Tbe physicians oT the Health Department re-
BParrh laboratory are about raady u> say that
bu Henry C. -....-. of >"o- .-:,: Crcston avenue, dad
I) r ... from rabies ob lone is. Thty do not know
TJ what caused his death. Dr. J. B Fabricius. who
attended .Mr. ■:■ .- Bid last t>eiDhieT that while
there was H evidence in the examinations that
have been ma.de that rabies caused death, no evi
dence- of iiny other disease had been foun.d.
Non" of the jiilnf rigs inoculated have died.
None :-f the rrjcroscopical examinations have shown
the rabies perm. Dr. Ira Van Giesen admitted last
evening that it was the most puzzling case th.it
the doctors of the Health Department had had for
years. He declared that he would make sectional
«xj.r:iiriations of tbc whole nervous system of Mr.
Kcst«_r'f body so •:.-• nothing might escape him.
A physician familiar with rabi«>B and diseases
that have symptoms similar said yesterday that
the time elapsing between when Mr. Koster was
r>itlr-n*an'l his death was too short for the rabies
b)bt . to act. He believed thai Mr. Kot-ter died oC
Ksoendins paralysis, or some other form cf qujck
paralysis. He did not believe that the inocula
tions or tfcal Xear could Lav# cauisp/j death.
WOMAN TRIES SUICIDE AT BELLEVUE.
Driven despondent by the certainty of approach
ing death, Mrs. Ro»± Igiarto, fifty years old. of
>;n 20 Clinton Ktraet. a tuberculosis patient at
Bellevue Hospital, tried to cornrnit suicide last
night by oping Into the East River off the hos
pitaJ boat Southfield. which was tied up at the edge
of Um hofpital erounds. Fhe -was rescued by two
cltizenß and a policeman after a desperate struggle
1e the cwift tide.
She is the second tuberculosis patient who has
•oupht death In the East River at -Bellevue during
the lart two weeks.
MAY BE EXPRESS WAR.
7%fc United States Express Company, which has
htJi an agr*-enaent not to enter the territory served
by Wells Fargo & Co., west of the Missouri River.
It said to be planning to compete for business thertt
through the Continental Express Company, and a
rate war between the two big companies may re
eult.
PRESIDENT M'CREA NOT TO RESIGN.
The report that James McCrea would soon resign
the presidency of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany vas declared yes-terday, m a dispatch I:om
Philadelphia, to be "v.ithout a shadow of founda
tion." Mr. McCrea js said to be in excellent health.
ERIE COUPONS" DEPOSITED.
Th«? July 1 coupons on the general lien and prior
Her. bonds cf tbe Erie Railroad Company, which
J. P. Morgan & Co. has offered to purchase up to
the r lose of basinets to-day, have been presented
at the office of that firm in satisfactory amount. it
•»as said yesterday. Bondholders not desiring to
nvail themselves of this arrangement, which is de
#!gr,ed to permit the Er ; <» to use in improvement
work the funds which otherwise would have had
to Le devoted to the Interest payment, will have
Ihelr coupons paid en or after July 1 by the com
pary, as was semi-official!}' announced several day*
fcgo. -•
SEAEOARD AIR LINE ORDERS RAILS.
Baltimore, June 21'.— The receivers of the Sea
tioarU Air Llae Ilailroad Company have placed an
erdcr for 12,fcw tons cf steel rails with th«- Mary
lair.3 Steel Cc:ajjiir.y lor delivery within the next
e.ix months. The rails wilj be used en U-o north
axa «o.j c* Cc *,*;.c£a.
THRIVED ON DIET OF FILLS-
Soldiers Marched Forty Miles on Two Con
densed Meat Tablets Each.
Denver. .Tune 23.-Returning yesterday from a
forty-mil© march, which occupied Wo days, and
being fed on nothing during that time but two con
densed meat tablets each, the members of the
Third Battalion of the 21st Infantry, stat.onad at
Fort Logan, seem to be in almost as good condi
tion as if they had had the regular marching ra
tions, according to the post surgeon^
Fridav morning the battalion was ordered without
warning on the march. Major Bufflngton was in
command. Ration wagons and cooks were left be
hind, and each man received a capsule contammg
the condensed food.
•Here are v O ur rations for to-day. said the
major, "and "to-morrow you'll get another one
You can drink all the water you want, but will get
E The h men°rtturned to the fort in good spirits and
none the worse for their unique diet.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. 4*l l Sun «t, T:3s|Moon rise* : Moon s at* 2
HIGH WATER. ,
WM sst met as ana as ss
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Krcnrrinzessin Ceciiie . regorted i a. «» »»£ d «£ k
of Sandy Hook at midnight Sunda>, ib =»j
about lpm to-da.y.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
rtucafiaa"* London, .lune 13
PhS^:.\. SWeW ..June 16 H#Vlt.wsS
Toronto Hull. lawtt-- ......SVTiite Star
K£ c :::::::::^^-^^ ;;; d - Itallan
WEDNESDAY. JL'LT 1. cunard
.Caronia....- Uverpool .June : 24 Sj?^
• Havana Havana. J^L""6 .'••• Hamb-Am
•Prinz Joachim Kingston June -6 ■•-■ L , j
&^:°::::::^£".™^ :: - Bee
THURSDAY. JULY 2.
•Teutonic. ferS«T^J~»*.V-"-*^SSS
-Monterey i era .S flmi . ...X G Lloyd
Lueizow Brem en Ji ane -M- . - Ward
A-r^T:.:::.: -- ■?. I lah^1 a h^S l "' 0 j uu J ne sat . '. *. "• '• -• . . . .Anchor
Calabria Gibraltar, juae -«>•••
#ErirJSnall 6uTGO!NG STEAMERS.
TO-OAY. Vessd
r«^ Line Mail closes. sails.
Kai^W der G Bremen^ G Llo>d. f^Oam lO^am
Trinidad. Bermuda, Quebec r ,-V^ ,„" 3:oopm
Crispin. Barbados Boo.h. .-••••■•• : 00m 3:oopm
Foxley. Argentina. Am Rio Plata iwm 10:(>1^ m
Hamburg. Hamburg. Hamb-Ain 3:00 pm
Apache. Jacksonville. Clyde 12 :00 m
Colorado. Tampa. i^ 1 J o £>' -••,•;:; "" 3:oopm
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Df 1 ". I ?''."^" . 3:00 pm
City or -'--^^X^LY 1.
Oceanic Southampton. White Star. 6:3oam 10:00 am
Campania. LiverpooKCunard ..... ... O:OOam 12:00 m
Maracas. Grenada J^^r^im ..11:00am 1:00pm
Corrientes. Barbados Han-burK^m .. 1 ... m m
Alleghany. Inagua. Hw^^;;; M m 3300pm
Acre. Pernambuco. Brazilian >•■••-■• - « 7:iX»am
Rotterdam. Rotterdam Hollana
D d'Abruzzi. Naples. Italian
Roma, Naples. Fabre . 12:00 m
Coma!. Galyeston. U °£ r^".' ." — 3:oopm
Jefferson. Norfolk. O.d Dominion
THURSDAY. JULY 2.
Amerika. Hamburg Hamfc^m.. .... T^a m 11:00am
Celtic. Liverpool, \\ hue Mar -00 am 10 «> a m
La Lorraine. Havre, rer.cn 600 am 9:3oam
Imogen. Argentina. Norton - o-00am 12:00m
Mexico. Havana. Ward..-. •_ 12:(l0 m
Panr.nonia, Naples. Cunara- - s : ortpm
I roquoif , Jacksonville <-£<**, y -■" •* " 3:00 pm
Jamestown. Norfolk. Old Dominion s:oopm
Kmtoaa City. Savannah. Savannah
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
1.6:30 P m
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China and Philip
if 9 ~f^7-«r 6.6:30 pm
i^^'^^We.t;: ' New Zealand.
*^S£» i.tar;:,. Fi.ii Islands and N«w
d^ a o^Mara^ C ° U^..! nd "^.July 12.6:30pm
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Philip-
Pine leland -(via San >^; sc .°>- July 18 . 6:30 p m
• rittgi ni nd -.via .^ n Au S . 1.6:30pm
NOTICE TO CCSTOMEKS A>D FREEM>S
THE *AJLE OF CLOTHING AXD FLTt^SHINGS
STARTED >ATTRDAY. JUNE 27TH. AT OIK OLD
STOKJE. 1260 BROADWAY. CORNER BROADWAY
AND 32ND ST., IS NOT A SAI.E OF ROGERS. PEET
£ CO.'S MEBCHANDI>E. NOR A SALE WITH
WHICH ROGERS. PEET * CO. HAS ANY CONNEC
TION. DTREf TLY OR INDIRECTLY.
ANT REPRESENTATIONS TO THE COXTBARY
ARE FAISE
Please note change of nptown store from 32nd St.
to >". E. corner 31th St-
Cuba called for them first!
Extra light Tuxedo suits are ready
for wear in tropical New York.
These tropical Tuxedo suits, $39.
Year-round Tuxedo suits, $27 to
$50.
Pumps are the best foot wear for
Summer nights — evening dress or
home neglige.
Patent leather — very light, $3.50;
with walking sole, $6; "gun metal"
calf, $.5.
'Arrow'* collars in Summer shapes
suited to wear with Tuxedos.
"Donara," "Altro,"' ' Arheka,"
"Cantara/'
Two for a quarter.
Rogers, Pelt & Company.
Three Broadway Stores.
258 £42 1302
at at at
Warren st. 13th st. 34th st.
Amusements.
i UnlLt ! ID week
ITL li f«- KAVM<»VI» IMIIII.IMK
i TheMerry-Qc-RGund jncludins .MAUKI. HUE.
! tit filmic LINCOLN FQ . H'lvav. C« St. Eve.
BJlinH . x'SPaoifiß ,::;„,
1 uifsSRLSSPcf g-KS
K t i Dstty Mats <;<rtru<le Unffman. <"01. !i- 1. M.>i=,e
; Bu In Th«.atr». l>*i'i< Ilueun Hrain. 10 Otb«r*.
MADISON Dnnf P-iHan Ever y Ev *" • S: "° I'"'
buVVitr- hOOI UrfUen tetilon in ev< of rain.)
AX oaiaiiua- husical. CvMtUJf. "bKi-iu,"
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 100S
SHIPPINCr NEWS,
Port of New York, Monday. June 29, 1908.
,_-%;'■;' ; ARRIVED.
Steamer Minneapolis (Br.. Gates. UrtW June 20. J0
the Atlantic Transport Line with .0 passenger, ana
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 10:30 a m. to
Steamer Philadelphia. Crockett San Juan June -4.
Boulton. Bliss & DalleU. with 50 passengers, maus ma
mds« Arrived at the Car at 10.20 _a , East or Fire
Steamer Finland. Antwerp and Dover, t-ast oi
Ha., Georgetown. S C. WUrnins
ton M C. with passengers and mdse. to the Cl>de Ss CO.
Anchored outside the Bar at 7:40 p m. Tnu i nu
Steamer Delmira (Br). Connell. ■ Junin April 11. I qul^;
20. Antofagasta 30 an.l Montevideo May 21 y passed in
ton June 26. to W R Grace & Co. with mdse. Passed J
Sandy Hook at 5:02 p m. Is bound to Perth Ambo>. 530
Steamer Dordogne. Baracoa. Off the Highlands at o.du
P Steamer Manna Hata. Charles, Baltimore to H C
Foster, with mdse. Left Quarantine at 6:0. a m.
Steamer Comus. Boyd. New Orleans June -4 to^h*
Bouthern Pactflc Co,, with passengers and mase. i>eiL
Quarantine at 6:12 am. Oertel. Port Antonio Tune 24
Steamer Bradford <Ger). Oertel. Port Antonio June 24.
to the United Fruit Co. with 5 passengers and fruit.
Arrived at the Bar at midnicht. 2Sth. . 13
Steamer Frutera <Nor>. Danielsen. Be,lze June ij.
Porto Barrios 15. Bocas del Toro 19 and fanta Marta ...
to the United Fruit Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
"sSSIfSfwS Hamerley. Nlpe^f"^^
Cuba Planters' Co. with fruit. Arrived at the Bar at *
a Steamer lcania (Ital). Zlnlti. Genoa May 11. J**£™
18. Catania 22. Messina June 2 and Palermo 10. to Hirzel
Feltman & Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1.30
* Steamer Titian (Br). Santos June 11 an * B^ bb d ad cc oo S ff 22.
to Busk & Jevons. with 5 passengers, mails and conee.
Arrived at the Bar at 5:50 am. . -,•> an A
Steamer Phosbus (Ger). VoUmer. Hamburg J n< " d an £
Shields lfi. to Philip Ruprecht. in ballast. Armed at.
OrthSie Cuneo (Nor). Borge. Port Antonio
June I>3. to the Cune o Importing Company, with fruit.
Arrived at the Bar at C. am. „. . tha
Steamer Taff (Br). Nilsen. Baracoa June 24. to tne
Atlantic Fruit Company, with fruit. Arrived at the Bar
Bt StiameV Nieuw Amsterdam (Dutch) Van der Zee^Rot
terdam and Boulogne June 20. to the "°'' a and
Ljne. with 1.'.6 cabin and 142 steerage passengers ana
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 7:20 a m. ■■ '•_ T , ma
Steamer Olaf Kyrre (Nor). Soren*-n. , Matanzas . u J a 1 e
17 and Calbarien 24. to the Munson 6s Une. with sugai.
Arrive.; at the Bar at 11 a m. , _ o
Steamer Brooklyn City (Br). Cnnks. Br stol June 9.
Newport 11 and Swansea 13. to James Arkell & Co, iMtn
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at noon. -ii»,,t™-,r,n!itan
Steamer Harvard. Crowell. Boston to the Metroroiitan
Ss Co. with passengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine
'"slelmer'Salvatore di Giorgio (Nor). tiering Port An
tonio June 24, to the Atlantic Fruit Companj with Z
passengers and fruit. Arrived at the Bar at 9a m.
Steamer Coppename (Dutch). Hassnoot 3^^^
Funch. Edye & Co. with passengers and mdse. Passed
in Sandy Hook at 7:15 pm. ,
SAILED.
Steamers Marowijr.e (Dutch). Para-majribo.; A
Cristobal Monroe Norfolk and Newport News. James
town Norfolk ajid Newport News.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
Giawow. June SS-Califorria r3r>. New York via Movllle.
J &^^ra ß^ INe<B^°r^k1 Ne <B^° r^ko ama. etc. for
Quei^towir^unf- 29-Ma«x«tania (Er). New York for
Gibr^tar rP J°me 20-Prin^ss Irene (Ger). New York for
Cherbo^ June^Kaiser Wilhelm II (Ger). New York
via Plymouth for Eremen. ■
Port Sail June 29— Strombus (Br), New "iork for Madras
Colom'bo. June 2S— Bisley (Er), Xew York for Fenang, etc
Colombo. Jum 2*— Bisley (Er). New York for Per.ar.s. etc
... SAILED.
Plymouth, June 2»— Kaiser Wilhelm II <Ger>. New York
* for Cherbourg and Bremen; Presi lent Lincoln (Ger>
(from Hamburg and Boulogne). New York.
Boul igne, June 2S — Ryndam (Dutch) (from Rotterdam),
New York.
Cherbourg. June 2S— Prinzess Alice (Ger), Bremen and
Southampton for New York: 27th. New York. Roberts
(from Southampton), New York.
■Naples. June 2S 9annio (Ital), New York.
Vlgo. June — Atrato (Br) (from Southamptoni. Bar
bados Colon, etc, and New York.
Antwerp, June 27 — St Andrew (Br), New York.
Hull. June Martello (Br). New York.
Hamburg. June 24 — Captain A F Lucas. Nsw York; 27th.
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria (Ger), New York via Plym
outh and Cherbourg.
Havre. June — Floride (Fr). New York.
Gibraltar. June 29 — Kdnig Albert (Ger). (from Genoa and
Naples). New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar, June 2S — Erika (Ger). New York via Newport
News for Genoa; Florida (Ital). New York for Naples
and Genoa; Shimosa. (Br), New York for Aden, Singa
pore, etc.
Fastr.et. June — Wells City (Br). New York for Bristol.
Sagres. June 2S — Slavonia (Br). New York for Naples and
Trieste.
Scilly. June 20 — Mesaba (Br). Tribe. New York for
London.
Demerara, June 28— Parima (Bri. New York via ports.
Gibraltar; June — Citta di Messina (Ital), Palermo for
New York. . .
Scilly. June 2'j— New York (Ger), New York for Rotter
dam.
Ponta Ferraria, June — Prins Willem V (Dutch), New
York via. Port-au-Prince, etc. for Havre and Am
sterdam.
Perlm. June 20 — Satsuma (Br). Yokohama, Hlogo. etc,
for Boston and New York.
St He]er.3. June 28— Oorfe Castle (Br). New York for
Cape Town. Port Elizabeth, etc.
Amusements.
i JARBIN de PARIS N . SS^e: ► !
( ALWAYS COOL. Smoking Permitted. Eves. h:ir, I. \
i F. ZIEGFELD, JR.'S, REVUE hi
; FOLLIES OF 11908 M
SEATS 4 WEEKS AHEAP. TABLE SEATS. $1. IJI J '\
« Atop NEW AMSTERDAM Theatre. West 42d St i >
|THE wiDOwl :
J 1 'Die Lu.»n;;«! Witwe). Queen of Viennese Operettas. ' i
MAT?NKEs Kl> AND SAT. IN THEATRE. f
UEW " YGSIf TIIEATKK - ,F way anJ <sih st. i • i
H£.9ff IWitP. Ees 630 Mats. Wed. and «at ' '
I ** VJUIJ GAMBOL. LAMB !► I
5 ! KM< KERBOCKBK. B'way & BBth st ' !
4 Evenings. 8:15. Mat. Sat only ■'•15 r 1
jGEO. M. COHAN ™| K ™-£ E ? h |
"^~^~ —^" ' " * I
Three Twins^^; j^ Herald Sq. j
THE WOLF^" T^^ tt q^'x^^gß[c !
fll r 3! t* r^sr EJvRs. S:ls. Matinee ftfll Wir» i
US JtLb To-n-.orrow. 2:15. UflLl S !
I■— 111 IMII HIM !!■■■ ■■ Hi II »W ■> IT Til |M M |,, _ , , I
INTEREST ls ? EVER IN ARREAKS
Ily J S»l\&iJ t In Eugene Walters'
Great jsuea <\ g ra». ~™ raa aft H ■
American ffll BO IN FULL
Drama. ■ m ~ " ■■*>' — C tijflp Km ku
ACYffi? T&SFSTR£ COOLEST THEATRE
fib ill i I nCM B 515. [N NEW YORK
ttPllf Q S3I 0 R,{f* ADMISSION FREE
DBF AI^LA^Q Saturday £ Sunday
U6Sb»nfclilL.9ll\l&J FREE SHOWS
At All TiiMPK
Wm. H Reynolds. President. Take iron Steamboats.
8 |!|«|ti II Harlem to Luna In "> minutes.
BiViiH The Bl jb wa y takes y..u So Atlantic
f*SJßs|j^ Ave., B'klyn. then transfer to '•'■••
| AT* i "'' a Beach Express.
DESTRUCTIOm'oF JERUSALEM
PAIVS FIREWORKS. «&
DESTRUCTION GF JERUSALEM i*
1^ F\ £■• O,a| WOKI.II IN WAX. GYPSY MCSIC.
£lL$~. ifa» CINEMATOGRAPH Every Hour.
MFB I" E I Prominent l'<-oi>U-. Past anil Ptm»M
The Turf. '
V-»> "j aT+ TT IVT A~* AT RHEEESHEAB BAT
K\ iTA *1" JUNE MEETING
THE CONEY lsi.AM> JOCKEY (Lin
TO-UAV — Thfl Bplnrtri*i and 3 Othei Elaeea
Trains leavo ; 4th 61 K. Tt. via L. I. I: I:. It a m :
12.10 <: (Kl Parlor I'ari. I 10, 1.40, 2.10 p. m Elei hi ■
ti'aln vu :vith .«t. Kerry. fool Whitehall Bl . 12.40
p in via Brooklyn liriclne cr Subway Special Race
track'.trains direct to track Brooklyn trolley car*
_. inater to track. Music by Landar
Gr*nJ tfu&d. <S. Ladi**, «LQQ. rwi*. (i. .
~ r ~ 1 ,.,_- T OCK.IX STKAMTH*.
; • orr.xs stbameks. ]_,, .. --,...- .- - ■ — ■ —
fo^E^giiand SlContilnent
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
CONTAINING ALL ««» JJS'*" v^ fOIBRAI-TAB '
Every f PLYMOUTH j B^jnT I f,^^. UU R TGT G | il|§§
Tuesday (at CHERBRG Thuwte (at< tHt^ |]oa.m >to I GENOA
10 a. m> to I BREMEN ™*™ o \} o I B "*■ JJ UU | V OK. LUISE ;j; j , uly i«
KAISER D. -GH....JUM 3 ? p L f MCE ". -.JulV 1« K. ALBERT *£L_l
KRONPRINZES-lN.July .\ npFMEV .. ....July 23 P. IRENE \ A "*d
KRONPRINZ WM.-July .J 4 gRpEDRICH WM-July 30iK. LUISE Aug. 15
KAISERWM.n 5 ..^^ CO nI STANTINOPLB AND ALEXANDRIA.
CONNECTION? TO ATHE. Traveler.- Checks good aU over tn9 world.
nn *° rl * C t7Z C^nera, Aaaaf.s BroadV.y. New York. «r aa, U*al W- |
r — - • "~^ y^V ~ SEMI-WEEKLT
*&•& -V"/ From Piers 5 2-52-54
«P /^^^ North River. ML T.
j?&c%* ©™^^© qjieih
*"^ %? ,^^^S«^ Queenstown. Liverpool. London. Paris
/"~\» =5^ JnciudlnK the World-Earned Steamih!p»
4^^" LUSITANIA & MAURETANJA
x >. (SAILING WEDNESDAYS)
S^W I Larcfst. Finest and Fastest AHoat
f^*S^^^ ror accommodations and all particulars apply to •
'^P THE CUNARD STEAnSH]P' 1 C0.,. LtdJ;
j or Local Agents NEW YORK BOSTON CHICAGO ||
— n n n n T\/7
SPEND THE HOLIDAY IN
A DELIGHTFUL m TffillP
TO
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFQLS, RICHMOND
- AND WASHINGTON, D. C,
VIA ■
Tickets'" and all 88 t a le e room 'reservation Pier 26.
North River, foot of Beach bt
TELEPHONE 3000 FRANKLIN.
KlAifflßMffiG o AMEffiICAW
Piers. Hobcken. N. 3.
London— Paris— Hamburs-
S. S. ATIERiKA
23.000 Tons. 657 Ft. Long.
VIN un G ex^el^d J^a^on- VLJ
Carte Restaurant. Gymnasium. Electric
Baths. & Elevator. Tl , lv 4
Hamburg.June 30.10 am Pretoria. . . . -3my
Amerika,nw)July2.llam •
ALSO REGULAR SAILINGS ™ UAUi.
TRAVELLERS' CHECK* F1545F 15 45 Broad-
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. *■> Broaa
way. N. x.
AMERICAN UWE^t^^'
PLYMOUTH-CHERB-G^THAMP^N
New York ..July 11 Philadelphia. -.Aug
RED STAR LINE Froir at P ii r A4A 4 m. *"
NEW YORK— DOVER— ERP.
Finland- July 4 Zeeland J"'> »|
Vaderland.. ..July HlKroonland... .-aus. *■
WHITE STAR LINE 4F4 F 8 r °s! r
NEW YORK— Q'NSTOWN— LIVERfOO-^
Celtic... -July 2. no .nCedric. . .July lb. noon
Baltic. .July 9. 2 pm [ Arabic, July 23. -pm
PLYMOUTH— CHERB'G— S-THAMPTON-
Oceanic.July 1.10 am A.iriatle.Juiy 15. 10am
TeutonlcJuly B.loam Majestic. July -;!-' 0 . ™
ALSO REGULAR SAILINGS TO ITALY.
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BROADWAY.
From Piers 51-5:1-54. ort \- B»er ;
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEEN s>TO\V N
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROLGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
Campaml.Jrlyl,loam jCaronia.. July 11. r.oon
Ktruria.July 4. 10 amlLusltania.Julyla 3 . pm
Lucar.ia S, 10am lUmbria. July 18. 10 am
Tho MAURETAMA & U'SITAMA.
largest and fastest steamships in the world.
wIU hereafter sail on WBDNESD^ra*l»r
auguratiriß a new SEMI-^ SER
v;ce.
HUNGARIAN-AMERICAN SERVICE.
TO FIUME VIA „__,
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
PANNONIA luly 2. noon; Aug. 20
CARPATHIA July 16. r.ron; Sept- 3
6LAVONIA Aug. 6. noon: Eept. -j4
C*RONI\ Nov. zti
'VERNON H. BROWN. General Agent.
21-24 State St.. ooposite the Battery.
TSED "D" LINE.
FOR PORTO RICO. CURACAO ANT>
VENEZUELA.
From Pier 11. near Wall St. Ferry, Bklyn.
For "San Juan. Porto Rico.
E S. PHILADKLPHIA.. Sat., July 4. noon
S.S. CARACAS Saturday. July 18. noon
For Pto Cabello, Curacao and Maracatbo.
•S S. AURORA Saturday. July 4. noon
P S MARACAIBO. Saturday. July 11. noon
S.S. ZUL.IA Saturday. July 25. neon
•Freight only. .
These steamers have superior accommoda
tions for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. s - % all St.
RAILROADS.
GOT d3EISSV GEKmTOL
TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Lv. W. 23d ST.:
—6.50. 7.50, 3-0. > Vi. 0 50. 10.50, 11.20, 11 50
a m.. 12.50, 1.20, 1.50. 2.30, 3.50. 4.20,
450 5.50. 6.50, 7.50. 8.50, 11.50 p. m.
Bundayfi 7.50 8.50, 0.50, 10.50. 11.50 a. in..
1250. 1.50, 250, 3.50. 4.50. 5.50. 6.50. 7.50.
8.50, 10.20, 1.50 p. m.
Lv. LIUKKIY ST..— C.30. 7.00. 8.00.
5.30 i) ij'K 10.00. 11.00, 1130 a. m.. 1-' '»>
noon. 1.00, 1.30, 2 o<>. 00, 4.00. 30. 5.00.
i; 00, 7.00, S.OO. 9.0»j r m.. 12.13 midnight.
Sundays. 30, 8.00, 9.00, 10.00, ll.Ott a. m.,
12.'») noon. 1:00, 2.00, 3.00, t.OO, 5 .00. 6.00.
7 0"> 00 :t.oo. 10 '■'■•! p. m.. 12.15 midnight.
for Baltimore and Washington".
Lv. W. 234 5T.:— 7.50. 9.50, 11.50 a. rv...
1 50. 3.50. 5.50. *>.5O p. m. daily. Lv. LIB
EKTY ST. :— 1.30. 8.00, 10.00 a. m.. 12.00
noon - ii". 4.00. 0.00, 7.00 p. m. ddiiy.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. 23d
ST. :— 950 a. m.. (12.50 Sat*, only). 3.20
p. m. Sundays. 0.50 a. m., 2.20 p. tn. Lv.
LIBERTY ST.: — 10.00 a. m.. (1.00 Sats.
only). 340 p. m. Sundays. 10.00 a. ni.,
■<" p. ni.
VIA ALL RAIL. — Long Branch. Asbury
Park. Ocean Grove. &c. Lv. w. 23d ST.:—
8.20, 11.20 a. ni.. (12.20, 1.00 i-iit.-. enly).
1.20. 3.20. (4.20 excem dau.), 430. (5.05.
• \ epl Sata 5.20. 0.20. 11.50 p. m. Sun
days. 9.05, •'."■' a m.. 3.50, 8.20 p. m. Lv.
LIBERTY ST — 4.00, 8.30. 11.30 a. m..
(12.40. 120 Sats. enly). 1-30. 3-30. i4.:i5
except Sati i. 4.45. (5.15 except Sats.), .'..30.
Ct.;;i)'p m.. 12.01 midnight. Sundays, 3.30.
9.15 10.00 a. m.. 00, 8-30 p. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.— For Atlantic
Highlands. t'ca Brir.lit. Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Urove.
&c. Lv. pier SI. X R.. Fool \\\ 42d ST.:
— 5.50 y.35. 10.30 a. ni . 1230. 1.30. 3.10.
415 6.26. 7.45 p. m. Sundays. U.IK>. 1" 00
a m.. LOO. 3.30. 7 AI p. m. Leave Pier 10.
N B. Foot Cedar St., 0.15, 10.00, 11.00
u m.. 1.00, 2.00. 3.45, 4.'.. 5.45. 8.10 p. m.
sunlajs. 9.30, 10.30 a. m.. 1.30. 4.0<). 8.10
p. in.
'Hill'- talles may bo obtained at follow-
Int- offices: Liberty St c\V. 23d St. Tel.
Chelsea 31445. Piers 1" and Si. N R.. 6
Astor Kouse, 24.".. 4.;4. 1300. 1354 Broadway.
I*2. 225. 2M Fifth Av., 2798 Third Av.. 11l
West 125th St.. 245 Columbus Av.. N.-vv
York; 4 Court St.. 543. 344 Fulton Cl . 4T:t
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn; 390 Broadway.
Wllliamsburg. New York Transfer Co. calls
for and chc-cks bagsage to dfestlnation
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R
ROYAL i.i.. i.:.,E. TRAINS.
"Every <>th«i hour un tho evrn hour.*
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Cunurctlon* la New Union Station.
Vasblngton. »tth all Uln«?s Fuutn.
Leav,- New York r<ally. 23d St. Ltb'y St.
WAbHINGTON. t-l'|«i«. ll.SOpm l.3»» am
Washington. Diner. 7.60 asp >•«•»•»
WASHINGTON, Ulner ©.60 am ID.UO ami
(Tailor car N. Y to Richm. nJ. Val
WASHINGTON. Diner, ILSOiim 12.00 n'
WASHINGTON. Huffat. 1.005111 2.00 pea
"ROYAL LTD.." Diner. 60 Dm 00 pm
Washington. i»uiTet. «t 60 pm 7.00 i>at
Through Dally Tialn* to th» Went.
CHICAGO. PITTSDURO. 7.60 am 8.00 am I
CHICAGO. COLUMHII3. lino am 12.00 n*n
PITTSBUna. CLEVEL'D. BSO pal 4 <*> pm
"PITTSBURO LIMITED." •» .',O pm T.IK) pn
CIN..ST.LOUIS.LOUIHV.. 11.60pm 1.30 in
CIN..ST.LOUIS.LO'JIPV.. |.Mim 10 f»0 era I
CIN .ST.LOITIS.LOITISV.. SO pm 6.0 piu |
Offlce»: 243. 454. 1300 Broadway. «i A*tor I
Hous<>. 108 Oreenwioh St.; -'25 6th Av.. 3»1
Grand Bt.. N. T . : 343 Fulton St. Bror.klya; .
West 2M St. and Liberty »X. !
After 6 p. m. Sleepln* Car Reservaßons |
«nf) full Information rcirardltii; n.ilni. etc.. |
can be ol.!uln-<l at Bureau of Information.
B. ft O. R. R.. »rt St. Toriolnai. 'l'boa*
Number. Chcliea— 4l44.
LEHIGH ¥ALLEV.
Foot of WtU ' ; CortlanJl l»f»bro«»r»Str. B.
♦Dully Sumlay ■a? - "■■ \.:>ib. e7.J5. di» «^. nvji » V«.V
" ~ t.v S.Y .A I.v V.,8.|
nuff.-NUcara Fills Eip l-i. hi *x ••■;.5U a m
HufXalo-( »bo K*nr««.; »b« Ul a h »d» OaM
111.*' K KUMIIMI I \|-lll>i -11.55 AW 'VliOX'X |
Chicago-1 DioExpreii *nS 4» •• »\**t *o r>i ,
THMBUFKAI.O TItMN.I '7 55 fill '- IH» r M j
ftl'Ukci oClCM i 3i3 tad iw Bru«awigf. J
GLASGUW VIA LONDONDERRY
Colurnbia July 4,n00n ; Caledonia. July -J.>.3pm
Califomia.July lg.n'n: Columbia. I.ll am
SALOON. J62.50. $U7.50 ac-3 ■*>*■*>■
SECOND CABIN. *42 60 AND *45.
THIRD CLASS: $27.50 ANO $2»I0.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 17-1& B way.
STAUAM S. S. ÜBES
•NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE I TALI A.
tLA VELOCE (Fast Italian Line).
IITALiA Societa d« Navigazione a Vapcro.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA PIRECT
tD d'Abruzii.July II tNord America. July 29
•Sannio July 18 'Llguria Aug 1-
New S. S. VERONA from New York. July tt
HARTFIELD SOLARI & CO.. 50 Wall St.
Cruises of the "Arabic." IC.OOO tons, to
t e h -Sound tfce WprldJ^J^
F. C. CLARK. Times Building, New York.
COOK'S fiO TOL'RS TO EUROPE.
All expenses included. Book;et.
THOS. COOK & SON. 245 and 1200 Bway.
649 Madison av«. 663 sth ave.
STEAMBOATS
NEW ENGL AN D
NAVIGATION COM.
FALL RIVER LIXE via Newport and
Fall River. Lv. Pier 10. N. R foot War
ren St., week days and Sundays at o.3t>
P. M. Strs. PRISCILLA and COMMON
WEALTH. Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence.
Lv. Pier IS. North River, foot Murray St..
week days only, 8.00 P. M. Strs. PROVI
DENCE and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra on
each.
NORWICH LINE via New London and
East Lv. Pier 40. N. R.. foot Clarkson
St.. week days only. swoo P. M.. P> e * ■"•
E. R.. foot E. 22d St.. 6:30 P M^ Strs.
CITY OK LOWELL and CHESTER V\
CKAPIN.
NEW BEDFORD LINE For New Bed
ford. Woods Hole. Martha's Vineyard. Nan
tucket. Bfattapoisett. Marion and Cape Lo.t
points. Lv. Pier 40, North River, foot
-Clarkson St., week days only, at 6. 00 P. 11-
Strs. MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven.
Meriden. New Britain. Hartford. Sprine
field and North. Lv. Pier 38, East River
we^k days only. 2.45 P. M.. Sundays 0..W
A M.. Pier 70. East River, foot L. .-■ St
week .lays 3.00 P. M.. Sundays 10.00 A. M.
Steamer RICHARD PECK.
BRIDGEPORT LINE For Bridgeport,
■insc.nia, Waterbury. Torrington and Win
sW From Pier 29. E. R.. near Catherine
St. Str. NAUGATUCK leaves ll.K> A M
week days. Str BRIDGEPORT 3.00 P- M-.
Saturdays 2.00 P. M., .Sundays r».U«J P. M.
Str. BRIDGEPORT stops Pier '"■ East
River, foot East 22d St.. half hour after
leaving Pier 2>
All the Way by. FARE (Q)^^ -i^nn
Water Between L _ rS\ j|iJs\ \l\Ww\
New York and |$3.©SPUJJ© U WN
Via Long Island Eound and the- Atlantlo
Ocean. Metropolitan Line Expreea Trip.c-
Screw Turbine Steel Steamships
FINEST WATER TRIP IN THE WORLD.
Fast and Luxurious Steamships. AH at
tributes for safety, comfort and conven
ience. Leave N. Y. weekdays and Sunday.
Pier 45. N- R-. near foot Christopher bt_. »
P M Leave Boston same hour. Due
either city 8 o'clock following morr.lrg.
Tickets and reservations at Pier 45. >. «;•
snd at principal Ticket. Tourist and N. It-
Transfer Co. offices In Greater N. T.
Express Service for Passengers.
Freight. Automobiles and Horses.
Palatial Steamers "HENDRICK HUD
SON " "NKW YORK." "ALBAM. and
■M\RY POWELL." of the Hudson River
Day Line, tastes* and finest river boats in
l£ Read Down. Dally. Ar. Read Up
A.M. A.M. IP.M. exc. Sun. A.M. P-M- P-«
8:00 ...It .Bkiyn Annex, t I •' -\V ....
840 9140 I:4s.. Desb's |t.U:45 6:00 9.00
9: uo 10 <•«.• 2:00. .W 42.i Si H-" 5::^O t>:4o
1" .2:2u.-W.l2»thSt.ll:OO, 5:10 8:10
10:501-. . Yonkers • I -*i3O . .-o
.... 4:SO..B'l'd Falls.S:4o ... •---
11-50 1:00 r.:00...\V. Point.. 2:30 5:«
•l:25io:-5.. Cornwall .S:ls •■ '•?-*
1233 1:45)5:45.. Newbgh .S:(h> 2.15 5:t«5
' 6:15. N Hamb-h.7:30 |
8:30 . - MUtoa .TiK., ...
1:15 2:35 t;:4.".. P'keepsie T.<»' 1 20 4:10
2:10 Kingston Point... l-:-o . —
.. 7-4.".. Kingston .6:00 ...|
8:25 :: Catskill 11:«> ••••
3:40 Hudson il«> ". ....
6:10 Albany 8:30! ....
PM PM. PM A.M. AM PM.
•ronr.ectiriß at Cornwall with O. & W - R>'-
Special trains to Catskill Mt. resorts ana
Saratoga, and easy connections to a'.i points
East. North and West. Through tickets ar.'i
baggage checked at offices of N. Y Trans
fer Co. Through rail tickets between N- T.
and \lhany accepted. Most delightful one
half and one-day outings to West Pol it.
X*\vburgh. or Toughkeepsie. returning on
any down Day boat. Mea'.s served at all
hours. MUSIC.
Str. Mary Powell ff t e , o^ umns
Perfect Afternoon outing. Leave Des
brosses St. 1:45 P. M.. connecting at West
Str i'Vftv due Wes£ *MSt. 6:40 P.M.
11. 1- lW -ji|i;viie ii[a on each steamer.
pvni't i. 11 ' 1 . Str. C. W. Jlors-3
l r.Ui L^ or Ad i ron da C ic Itava
TINE V\er 32. N. 11.. loot
Ll - >E ' of Canal St.. P.M..
New — Albany West 12Sth St.. C:3O
* c „,» p. M.. and Yonkera.
51 .O<) 7 15 p. M. dai.v.
Sundays Included. Orchestra. Grill service.
riTT7FNS steamer Dean
Clll/<r..>^ Richmond or Green-
LINE port l*ave Tier ■»'■■•
«. . t-_«« N R.. COOt of \Y. ;
New \ork — Troy lllth st , at .- p. m. i
Round Trip §2.50 *^, a} ;i s ,
steamer touches at Albany.
Direct connection with express trains at
Albany or Tr. y for all points. Club Break- ]
fasts. SomnMl book tree. |
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT,
GREENPORT, SHELTER ISLAND
. AND SAG HARBOR.
Commencing June 27. uks.
Via Montauk Steamboat Co.'s IJiie. l^ava I
N Y.. New Pier 8. E. R- Sats. (excepting ,
July 4th), at 1:00 '' M-I Moil.. June 2»th. i
and Wed. July Ist. at 5:30 P. M.. and on ,
Fri.. Julv 3d. at 1:00 P. M. Tnssiiays anJ
Thursdays thereaftar at 5:30 P. M.
« 4TH OF JULY OUTINGS
I>.ligi:tful trips via Hudson Klver to A! - \
hany. Saratoga. I^ke George. Niagara
: Falls, Thousand Islands. Adirondacks, etc.
gpei i! rates, all expenses Included. sei I
for circular to MABSTERS TOURS 31 ;
I Wesi 30th St.. New Tork,
For POL'OHKEEPSIB and KINGtiTON".
; from Pier 24, N R-. ■•ek days. 4 P. M.
Saturdays I •'' M.; W«M 12i)th St., 1:30
P. M. For KEWBUBGH fr.^n Pier 2i.
In n . wee* days. R P. M. Saturday*. 4
P V • W^t 121'th St.. 3:30 P. M
SUNDAYS j WVtt l^Uth St.. 9y9 y A. M.
I Vii/ f'. r Catsklll Mountains all prtint*.
i Iludsnn. Coxsaikle. Weekdays f^ot
rhrt^tf.rhrr St. f. P. M . f.>ot West 120th
Bl 7 P. M Fare $1 25. Summer Resort.
Pirr.-t.-.tv Kr-- Ad.lres. Pier 43. N U
RCIiS. " "~
~~~Z^~~ H Aid va ' iVkrvAN"'ofi^nT»i
jJU? JCjk rUR I'oniMisiirur and expert r«*
4sJL r» patrer and renovator: hl»fhe«t
XJj^X references .«. East 20th St..
" New York Ttl 10.M Oram»icv.
" l-xsus \M> OHOAJSa. -- -
' v, i: BUY (ot -;■■' cask gecond hand patons:
i bend postal and representative will '-»!t;
jvo have Btetnway Utrgalns. lUw I'Uno
J C«.. 17 K&st . _ st.
I pry goods. ) •'": : H^L^l^ ;
i ; -
i aft 4J jaaaja»»»J
FOURTEENTH STREET. West of Fiftb Avenna.
JUNE SALE!
Last Day I
IT IS REMARKABLE OF OUR' SALES
That they wind up even busier than they be^an.
THE CUMULATIVE EFFECT OF
A MONTH OF CONTINUOUS ATTRACTIONS.
Early purchasers tell their friends —
"*■ Our best advertisers are our pleased customers.
DON'T HISS THESE LAST DAY OFFER INOSI
Nr> Mall or Telephone Orders.
X9 ct. Black Taffeta Silks... .48
Yard wf'le — lustre — or heavy
— guaranteed.
Limit— lS YanTs.
24 ct. Cotton Vciies 9%\
Vot the flin.«v kind, but mal» of hard
twisted Egyptian varn. which ke^ps rrtsp
an^ does nr.r wrinkle.
Navy Black para Ruwet
Reseda Brown Cadet Dk. Brown
I>iok and make ur> like *-Tp«=stve all
wool voiles wonderful fabrics.
Limit— 2o Yard3.
12}4 ct. Fancy Fercales 6
Ynrd wid'— full range of strip's, checks,
figures. dors, etc. —staple fabrics tha.t
cost more in the ra^' cloth.
Limit— 2o Yards.
15 ct. Curtain Kuslins 6%
White flg'd and coin spot yard wide.
Limit- IS Yards.
$4.93 French Net Bed Sets.. 2.59;
Large R»na!fsan-»t centre ciotlf — festoon |
— bolster :ham — full size.
Limit— One.
$2.25 Ruffled Net Curtains... 1,49
Ful! lmerth — •fck tnttrttag of Renais
sance Duchesse o r Cluny lace — edee to
rratch — Jw?nty stvles— valu^ $2.25 to
$2.95.
Limit— Sfx ra'rs.
$1.98 Bamboo Portieres f?
Bird and ■snl — sbMlm top— full *ize.
Limit — Two.
$8.93 Mission Fibre Hu§^.. 6.49
Daintiest of all Summer rugs — Oriental j
and Japanese rjpsisn-. in green, blue and
woo<f ton?3— 8.3x1f>.6 ft.
— One
9 ct. Bles.de! Mosllns 5^
Full bleacn — 3<5 inch — sort finish.
Limit— 2O Yards.
18 ct. Ticxings 9><
\. C A.— featherproof— 3S inches trlde.
Limit— ls Yards.
$2.25 Ccmfartables i.35
Full size s-iikoline— figured both, sides —
deep sate«n Itoider,
Limit — One.
25 Ct. H. S. Hnck Towels 14
Union linen— 2ox26 colored borders.
Limit— Six.
98 ct. Scarfs aal Sfcams 39
Sheer or htmrt Swiss — Immj and plain
cen tres — scallop applifjued edges— Scarfs
20x54 — Squares. .-. inch.
Limit — Two each. |
14 ct. Barnsiey Towellings... 9149 1 4
Also Cbeck Glass Toweilinss — both all
linen — 13 Inches wide.
Limit— l2 Yar.fs.
59 ct. Babies' Long S!i;s 3*
Soft Nain.<----k— Bishop arid Toko styles
— with tucks, emb'y or lace.
Limit — Three.
79 ct. Babies' Slips 44
Extra Fins Nalnscok— with dainty trim
mines of lace, emb'y an-1 groups of tlnj
tucks. *""
Limit — Three.
$1.53 Ba'cles' Siiort Presses .84
Ftn<» V»mr» — anl low neck— French
«alst— and without bretelles and
b»rthas — extra nn« tn.b y ar.i ina'fjj —
some with colored chambray bands.
Limit — Three.
$1.39 Colored Dresses .59
Blue. Pink. Tan and O:d Rose — set o*T
with pipings, stitchings. some with yoke
of white tucked lawn — sizes to 3 yrs.
Limit — Three.
Another lot— still prettier— principally
French waist styles— usually <2.tK>. .So
Values that cannot ba duplicated
$1.50 ani $2.08
Ken's "RescD" S&irts 85
Finest grades— TVe soads a rfeaa sweep
of all this malsar's Summer stock—there
fore a magnificent variety of the most
tasteful, natty and thoroughly good sty.es
that can be foui.d in the city— whiw
croeaban and dotted Madra«. Satin PUid
Tonsee Cloth, ri:.- plain and stripe Per
cales and n-.erzM Madras: a:.=o plain blue
Chambriy— attached and detached
all sizes — coat and regular model— pUm
and pleated buwowif.
Limit— Ti;r*e
25 ct. Ken's Tab Ties 12K
One-piece Fcur-in-Hands of fine mer'z'd
Madras. En«B«h Rep. etc.— all white or
n-Uh black hairlines or polka dot.
Limit—
MORNING A L $3R T 0 r '
Tu prevent dealers baying, quantities restricted.
VO MAIL OK TELEPHONE ORDERS. ,
$6.98 women-. Vaile Siirts... 3.5 :
T?!ack— full kilt— si!k foMs.
SECOND FLOOP-XEW 81-M.PIXG.
*2 25 Women's W2.lSts 1.19
*-*-* J White Batiste »*"- WM
Mlover trim'd and other »tyles— all sizes. I
BECOXD FLOOR— CENTRE.
59 ct.Wom. Canbric Drawers, .32
Rutßes. tucks, emb'y or l»r?. \
SECOND FLOOB CENTRE.
9 ct. German Val. L*cjs 41-..4 1 -..
Also Inserting*— % to I inch.
MAIN FLOOR— CENTRE. I
25 ct. Wash Belts 11
Emb'd or hemstitclie.l— Pear! buckle.
MAIN .FLOOR— CENTRE.
49 ct. Ciiidren's Romptrs — 29
Chambrajr— 1 to »*. r*>
TI!!RI' FLOOH BOT8 1 CLOTHINCJ.
35ct.EmM. Flouncicjs 18
IT inch— in fine .-■•M.HJ
MAIN FLOOR— NKW Bl IIWSO
$15.00 w.lm Brussels Rugs 10.95
Seamlesk— 9xl2 ft— beauttful drtitnj.
THii.r' FLOO» M
25 ct. Hncic Towels 16
21x43— hemstitche.1— union linen.
MAIN FLOOR— LINENS.
19 ct. Berkeley Nainscoks... 9}S
35 inch— extra fine goeds.
MAIN FLOOR— WHITE GOODS.
Also 16 OTHER KOHNING SFEQALS value to abofc
Not Advertised Space Does Not Permit
LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS 1 LCCi FOR THE CLOCXSt
35 ct. Men's Saspenlers IS
Sfronar webfcfci? — light w»igbt- gilt Ki-
I»B. will rot t^rnirh — also another extra
•tron? -nake. for semea. firemen. «tc
Limit — Three.
Women's |4.fl £*f Suits, 2.69
S'ripe O3Jat<»a<» and" p!a;n w!nr» — me<Slam
and lnp.g coats — perfectly taiiore<i
l6 Co O af' rS - itS " ID - CD
Bla<-k. ICatj. Brcwn — cna.t i:ne«i w.th taj
f»ra si!k — ft:!l p!»ated tr cir»-n!ar *'4lrt —
all siz«-s- thoroughly we:: tailor«l
Women's $13.93 {^ Goals, r.?»
Light weight craver.ette't cloth — biack,
tan. Oxford and dive — sern!-fit or loon
back— all sizes.
Woaen'3 $1.19 ,'r2.;-ers. ...
Fancy Lawr — light and <larsc — full cut— •
dMj Souace.
Limit — One.
Hisses' $12.C0 S-£:isi
Rep Presses... 4.53
14 to 1* yrs. — JuirpT style — panel front
— large pparl battens — Hsht blue, pir.it.
pearl. h»!i'). khaki — iv.r:*- bands wttu
whits piping: ar.-f har.i emb'y — rnan-tat
lored — easily laundered.
Limit — Two.
Giris* $1.93 WasH Dresses... .98
Cham'ony. Gingham. Perca> — r!ain
checks, xtrijas — all colors— nlrely
trim'd — 4 to 14 years
Limit — Two.
Others at $!.&«. worth $2.9* arf J3 M
Beys' 29 2c 3? ct. Btona 18
Mairi . Percale. Chamt.rav — white, col
ored ir.-l farcy — military or s^.irt collar—
3 to 14 years.
SPnCfAL.— Fine coriM M^draa
— lau.i'lered — white ami S^nrerl
S to M yrs.— value .7:» 49
Boys' 49 Ct EISC Pants 2?
Alaa Bloomer!< — <"hev:ot.«. Twee.la ar. 1
Corduro3 - s — 3 t.-> 14 years.
L.!.Til" — Three.
SPECIAL. — Bloorrvrs. Kr.ick
en mmi Regular — M!xr.ir»s.
CasstTieres. XlTorstttta, Tweeds.
r>.evlots and Contnroys — •■>
15 yrs. — worth T' and .OS .4T
Eoys* $2.98 a- ! f«Jt
Double Breast Suits 2.24
Two pairs knicker trousers— Coats wttO
an-f without belt — Tweeds. Cheviots,
Hocaespons, Caaabaarea and Mixtures —
- to 11 yrs.
Women's $2.98 WMteW£ist5 t !.69
H)lii that so many want, but whirt ar
har : to fir.d— button front or back— fj!l
front of v>n tuoka. c.ntr<i p«nel« of «mi>'s
—back tucked in clusters — material, trim
rr.lr.srs and styles to suit those who do
not care *or ten much ornamentation
Lim:t — One.
$1.59 White Batiste Ccrsets, .94
Medium ax ! ■-■■- long tack, side aatt
front elastics — all size*. '
Limit— Two.
: .-- Percaline Siirts .89
Black only— Ugh: as silk— give thr»e time*
the wear— shirred and tucked '-uneea>
with deep enh'y.
Limit— One.
$3.£9 Bi'k SIIS Waists 1.95
Laatroos Chiffon TiJTeta— yoke in "pea
effect, made of crossbarred. silk hand* "r
fine pin tucks, with hand emb'y and t"r.r<«
rows of *MC*. Van Dyke style.
Limit— One
$7.98 7/cnen's Sress Hit5..4.53
L.l'---- Ml i-'-.r.:—." 1 - styles, in Chip. Mllaa
and Lerhcrn— white, with full trim'c jf
whit" ehM or rnalir.e. with and with
out rich sat'n Mn.l:na: or totO^-tlOl wtrira
al^o ick ami natural with full trim
of Mack Chiffon ar.i sat!n or Wings —
Others at Sl.O*. wortll 9S.S(* and »»
These hats must be seen: descriptions
do not d> them Justice
Limit— Or.e.
$1.49 ""oner's Sailers -tT
Sennit. Pineapple cr Roush ► tra ' !T9 T. r ,
bon or velvet baids— white, navy. b.a».*
and brown.— !ine<i— rea.iy to wear.
Limit— One
$1.24 Women's ,^f Hats ■■•• 64
v--.-» hish tro«n and s-.rfe tilted shapes.
Limit— One.
98 ct. 2:;;:. r Wrcatts 59
Poppies. ■Vorget-Jle-Nots. Roses. F'.uets.
e'e —all r.-v. no old. tumbled stoot.
Limit— Twa
39 ct. Ken's Piiiii wir - .27
Ea.' - -- ■ Shirts and Drawers— all sli««.
Limit— Ttre* Sets.
m
69 ct. Rincy TaCeta Silks... 34
— hairlines— light ar.d n-.^i'.um.
" MAIN rUX>R— CENTRE. r
49 Ct. All Wco! -".MS <29
Gny. Nack -ir.i ctliw »«a«^r»^^
MAIN n^O!^K^G«^__
&30 BoysiSrgSttlte 1.50
THU. FLiM-»R-»-EN TRt *-
29 ct. Web Tr^Strips 16
th
25 Ct. Yfo~:i's EST HSSC... .14
Fast Mack an.l V^^g*.****
MAIN rLOOIU-WEST.
15 ct." Fancy Dotted Swiss... 55 S4S 4
Best new coloring*— mtll length*.
BASEMENT— CENTRE.
59ct.Pcre Featber Pillows.. .47
Strtpe Tickms .55
•••»^'»^_, _ r^£? Ti*~ -■ ***
PAYMENT- BEPfIN-1
10 ct. fa -" • H. S. H*dkr»... 6
All ll^n-** an,i »* gjjjJSSSii
MAIN FLOOR-^EWJtCILDINO.
69 ct. Babies' LawnCips -35
EmVy. IBM rH*«>-W ■ Tr *
SECONT FLOOR-CENTRE.
10 ct. Sa^eskin Talcum 5
BASEMENT— TOILET GOOPS.

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