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N. H. DIRECTORS
ON TRIAL TO-DAY
FOR CONSPIRACY
U. S. Expects to Present
?Sensational New Evi?
dence by Mellen
100 WITNESSES
Ml ST TESTIFY
Selectioi of Jur> Will Take
Several Daya Case toaj
1 asi fp*r Months.
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SING SING CONDITIONS
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IN CELL. SENDS FOR OSBORNE
Alleged I'u I ;..,. k.-t Writ,-, Warden,
w ho \|.|...iu m Hi? Behalf.
Ward ? ? n of
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14th Street, mnr Fourth Avenue.
C!" H?U Vliniqu.
*-* "THI (l I-?
S TIUND ROOF GARDEN .
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Ul*J A tsiint?. I
Il.lt) OF I lAl.lDA III'. M
TIES <>\ KIRST VISIT TO METROPOLIS.
Left to ri. ht. M M r Lea House, Mis? Uiidyt Thornton and Misi l le Ruth Snow.
BIG CITY CHARMS
5 FLORIDA BELLE!
I 1rs! Visit to Neu York SpT
Seeing Sights and Posing
in Movie Play.
??*\. t it ell
it Ah'm itrong fosh th
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isul
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Nl'W "i
A \ ? teal
Irene M
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? n man
?inticd
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sou?
th? world from
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thcal : ?
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and pr
"Hut m* ore crazy about New Yawk,"
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urn delicloua!" exclaimed
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odn?
alan ? yea-all -to
th at I i 'ea ta
Jacl
?lana
- -.' luxurious! All
BO well
? xions! No
morrow the young ladies m^et
? Mitchel. Pall ?' ?heir time
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Bny Drops 100 Fett Down Cliff.
?r Gal*
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t down th?
;
Hospital, .
UH.
'CONSCIENCE CAPTURES THII
Paperhaagi r \\ l.<> Stole si.'?on in lews
Retaras Them?locked Up,
\ conscience stricken paperhaagi
?f Jewel.) fro
? \?> | Ma\ W i'
reme I ',-ir* Jaatic? Hartow ;
r ? (?party yes'e'
bed up in the m
... grand lai
Louii Holt,
tn
l!o'T was doing som
? ? ? ? t Friday, a
I he was ill. Lai
- ? ,- : that a bag con
ewelry, most
Yeaterda
. Misa Weeks r cei 1 ed ?. tell
call fron Holt, thai
.....
fth Street he would retun
Aecomn 11 ed bj ? ?1> '?-c
? ? .',... , i i . bag, a
i aretel
...ind or
the man' ; ?
ll(.tr .aid that after the 'heft he be
m . decide?
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GUARD CHURCHES;
FEAR BOMB PLOT
Detective! at St. Patrick's Ready
to Foil Outbreak of Ferrer
Followers.
?n plain clothes
from the Second .ranch Kureau wire
. watch St ? athe
dral, ' ; ' Avenue and Fiftieth
Street, from 10 ?. m. laat tn?rht until
1 a. m. th-- ' Behind this pre?
caution i- to be the linking
? i n the cathe?
dral !a. t March with the anniversary
of the execul of Francisco Feirer,
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Inv? by The Tribune
i 1!, (i few eBBC
two, del tiv? '7 ifl duty at | i
cally all the large church?.s in the i
,t appears,
i ? ehui
lad at the
? Fathers, Fiftj
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then came
men had
: . to, the ? lies. The
? ? | ? ranch
g about i-uch
an order, ' '???? men planted
the
?.inch at n
? thing,
thai
? tacoted Oeti I i
, i.;, m dar O? the Spanish
? neat.
Mother's Body Borne to Prison
For Convict Son's Farewell
Barred by Riley'a Order from Leaving Sing Sing to
Attend Funeral, He Gets lui.st Look at Parent
Through Ossborne'i Kindness.
.?????.;.*? ? I PrlBoaa !
lemptonly dl : Il .1 ; ST?
minion to a Sing 1 ar to
home m Hi"..?..
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Holy I metery,
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lid the
have
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? chance '?
his ?!?
?. great d?
raj
I
t'l all ther.
l"r or 1 i ? v's war op ?
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"' .1 to leavi .pi un
'i?-r guard on similar rr.
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Ward? the
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and u
?n the
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i-i??!? Lcaid* th? warii?n triad |*>j
make him take a more optimist
;.-??;. bat h? ted 'rint he
A night message proved
thai s righl
?r men have
Cnn't Jusl md I'll
trouble
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and mine.
n doubl'- irons il
You'll
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A i ten ex
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[ don't want to i
f th?
....
So s t to Mr. Rile;
irmn
? ... "N,."
int- contint Hodaon?
Mutual .Ti
" \\ I i . I ' ? am the body here"" h<*
aril! be
-.??m
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_ riginall ? Mr. Osl
taken th?
rtakei ta
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I th? ai > ner aras ]ef?.
Bates, and
i re tu rood
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iuin;l>- left tat _?.--?i<.a ?.th ta. _e*ij. i
AUTO PLUNGES
IN CROWD; IDEAD
Man Hurt When Forced
Under T rol ley as the
.Machine .Swerves.
To avoid ?'"?lining with a tti ej ear,
Andrew li'i ? '
iwerved
? .11 ; to <
int.. a erowd oi ?b ob the
plank road in NewsrI ?
injurini?' two Eis ws? Brtested
and held peadiag I the in?
jurie-.
Chai Giles, I rl live, of 277 Am
horal " .'?pe. arai taken
to S< Jsmi a th hotl
IT b? loa ? he kneei He died lut?*
last nigh) John O'Mars, of 61 <
land Street, Montelsir, la m the
institution .? compound
? re of the skull nnd internal la?
ir ?
(ailes and 0*Mara were member
crowd of two ' ' re eleeti e
to board a eai their homi
taatboaad trolley approached and
?lowed dos n Bear the groas i I I
were tw? itoi ? :: Ural of
which ihol lato the middle of theread
iray n1- the ear itopp? I eond,
driven by Huh, bl I " the work?
men. The two victimi were hur'.
neath I eai
Warren l i ine, twenty foar yean old,
of 279 V4 Magnolia Avenue, J raei City,
wa? killed sarly resteras)
motorcycle, on ashicfa ? Leslie
Prlaulz, twenty, of ISS Bower? Street,
collided with an automobile on ?he
. . ? ar !?? aeon A- ?
noe. ?'? la in ?he Jersey I ij
li.. pita! with concussion of the brain
and lac? Jol '
of 77 Baldwin Aveaoa, s psisenger in
the tovring
PERKINS GETS MOSS AIDS
Three Who Carried Districts In I'ri
inari?-* Join l'riiscoutor.
Herman W. Beyer, the new Republi
e llth Ai lembly Dis
rho .-?I n?-.) M for Frsnk Hosa in
the n
of th?
?,.,.,? ? . ...
" ll.p. rein .:. this
county, . "demon
Perk n- if
arty fi Diatriel
,tl ley. Our diatriel will give him a i
rouiingvot? ,
Ci "II Woodward, leader of the 23d
district, and John J. Lyom, loader of;
the Slal I them for
. ' ? P
force i, ao the rg at <>n is
workii r togethei ?el ?a sf
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In Riming t" reproduce the
iturdy iabrics our Forefatahers
wore ive wenl to the ( ounty
o? Norfolk. EngMIld, for the
same native wools.
Result ! Our new suits of
??Forefathers'Cloth" ( ! )
stand foi servi, e, ai w?*ll ?is
style and originality.
'?Forefathers' ( loth" comes
in butternut brown, olive g n
and g] ay.
If you want i <oft lutt tli it
weighs ahout as much as an ogi/
shell, we have it .it $4.
Ii you pr?ter ?i flexible
Derby to conform comfortably
to your bumps oi knowledge
hen's tin' "Stetson .A'1? i.i!"
the pride of the Stetson shops,
which we alone nave in New
York.
]{' ??.I ?*? I'l || C??M l'AN'V
Broadway
at 13th St.
Broadway
at 34tl: St.
The
Four
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave
a- Warren at 41st St.
DIEDLING MAKES
SING SING SCEN
Commissioner Complaii
lh.it Osborne Refused
League Records.
ALSO WISHED TO SEE
PRISONERS IN SECRE
-.(?curds, Osborne Savs, A
(mu?' Did V-t Ask To
Sec Convicts.
I" Rudol* ['.'??. of tl
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ained to D
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ilr. Osl
Mr. I ' onri wi
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Ellhu ?
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joining ? and a .?>;
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ed for
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rda?" 1
. .1 -h- s ard? a, "the"
"May 1
list,"
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He 1 .bet. Oi
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him:
"Mind, I have rot refused you pe;
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liage, P
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'i - , a to get
1 ha\e got him j-i I ?There :
he declared. "I am nol
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ii-home s?.*-? \'o RefaeaL
In ' ? ; ing l 'i Di?
? t AI y Weeas, to
.
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if 1 ?
... M r. W?
i-...-.-, i
er 1 'Verd?n O?
borne to s?
had not been i
he eould '. i-':'.:' i
League reeoi d to i ? ?bod? , b< i
ii.- n .1 In ..?.? a here they are.
t he wai the warden
"war? the < I reeordi of th.?
Tl ?? e ban ?? d 1 do not thin!
th.-ie u.i- anything in them of -.alue *i
.i-.; bo Ij 11 ??." : .' 4otlb1 thai one o
? ing that an -i I
serse investigation nncht be made
prompt it tl r? out <
That is the aal ii I thing to sup
"Dledling did not n->k to pe,1 r...
ed h n
nothing I could a ?
It ?? it in the pr-'on th-.l
eordi of the ..'?
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From h i erttea In .t
Dr D edl . that he pro?
of P Rill ..: d -tl
?ry.
"When I a?ked y.r. o b? rne tc let r-o
: ?Here
em.' ! . :.
. etor,
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stock ?
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Mutua1 _ ?
League ad weia
. Sing,
11 ? f ,?-. \ ?
- \>r Di?
"As I look B< the
Diedling lay-? il b? fore me, i
offbai nyii*," be
WHITE WEDDING
IS PROGRESSIV
Not Socialistic Ceremon
Say. Bridegroom <'-t
jersey Affair.
KISSES HOLD PLACE
IN NEWEST RITUA
Ulltll Death !>o Cart Section
Omitted as Paper Rose Leave
Drop on Pair.
U"i al Booeh W\ ite, paator of *
Of I he 8
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nd hi id
ta, ;?
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n upon them from I -
.;. T hi n iC.no
In the room kissed the
. L Johi
I Kiliai
? . wh<.
the wedding took place. I
ited up for the o?
on. Th.- fou , mpa in th
eovei : i
: ?'??:'??
?? upon the crayon portra
on, th
.'< order bbI
The ehareoal .Ii-.-iw:ii_8 <m th
?rail of, Niagara Falla, (?reenwoo
i !em . aad train at ful
draan by Mr. Johaaoi
? ?,. ? ' ',. keep ?
? out o: ei .
The OS hud been cover.*
? with
.. .Jus
wher.
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the r ?'?..? . t
I, iiicluiiln-.
t that leath :ii do part'
I is left .ut of it, - takini
-
Do vou know
*v
what it means
to live the "noble"
life? I. e n h a m
i
tried it, and the
story of his adventures
,?his love for Amanda
and his wanderings?
makes one of ihe finest
novels H.G.Wellf has ever
written, (iet a copy of this
? new Wells novel now.
THE RESEARCH
MAGNIFICENT
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U.M. THE MA.VIILLAN CO.. Pub. N V
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MU .??Kl?--. ITAIHM. THEATRES 1N?> M ? ? ESSK8.
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WM. GILLETTE
?t*-^ , A LIMITED BUMBCB
h ? " SHERLOCK HOLMES
LYCEUM ,. ? ' ?
| a ; i BIGHTS i .' MATIN tLV
MARIE TEMPEST
IN I M l'Ai. '. : - ROSALIND
rm m ,<.( DI Milu RABKIt.
TLLSDAV OCT. IS?SCATS TO MOItK'IW.
ETHEL BARRYM?ftc ^Mfr
SEE '"0AB1 OF LAUOMTCB."?MwsM.
99?am-.-.m-.
fc??- COHAN'S '
MATiM-r TODAY POP. PRICES.
ELSIE JAMS
? ? I (SIT HANSE Ut FOLLIES
ZIEGFELD FROLIC
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BELASCO
' IHKtL ALTS OF COOO FIN - ? ? .
THE B COM ER A.? G
"YOUNG AMERICA" 252 'VtjmiOB
AS TOR' ?" *? ? ? T?-t -??
MATINEE TODAY! $1 & $1.50
GAIETY
MATINEE TODAY
$i&$i.?
HUDSON
"Ona VAm Play REMAINS"?Only One
f? '
II APHIS
AJvlERICAN FARCE. ?3?
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CANDLER
MATINEE TODAY , 51 & $1.50
I'B.RTY
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.iflPI D. W. GRIFFITHS
REPUBLIC
si At- SILLIM, I *i(U* AHEAD
A BIGGER
SUCCESS
(^?!!:TI'aT
Vl^l I MAN
? ?1J1-..K. <?a| 'ON TRIAL',
w a R y BVAB
ORCHESTRA SEATS, $1.50 and $2.00
50? FIRST BALC. 50c, 75c, $1
GLOBE a A ,A*': . v*
MONrGOMEKY&STO.NE LCHH,^
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mil i
Llifl I ? PRINCESS PAT
m A- , I I |1 . V - ''I ?
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LEXINGTON
THE SHOW SHOP"
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PA.LuV. A I Mil HlAi HALL. I .
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STANDARD A A
?A FULL HOUSE"
CREATORE
VT.D V I ? -.Mr
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I_J 'TWIN BIDS",
? \kmi.ii BALL. Bal \f?. i?, i. SS _t i
Polish Victims' Relief Fund
Pi-DHHEWSXI
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KM IT 11 ?>l ? llwlis ?. Ml -I?
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VllAC.KAPM. U.i- A ?I V
TWICE TO DAY _
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H I -,..... AA
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lOLuM.iiA i I irlssaas. Mal t ?.
Ed. Ln Wrot.f A ili'i?j Blll> W-t?.n. j
_ \ui rt-4 _uia ?_A__
C0LUM.1I
Ed
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time by the foroloeh SO far a? pomible
pi .; ? i " COB? erned
divorce ito i teetifi '?_ oa
abundance that a marriage wh"-,i
? sacrale, oaly by exterior eel?
brat h an?! not by sp ritual ratea i?
... marriage, hut 1? * moehory.** sat.I
i ? | ? ?' .... 'il',. V l?e
i. i quite ? Im.ir paper, and now ?nl
then i- - t the br do. --vh'> -orr, ?
: lomotimi <
a' ? >
? I
all.
White earried out fhe Socialistic
ln?*k rif convention in h i. ministerial
II?. wore a loft ?. H and a
I and a
l.?-'..vn ?'J.I "1 elothea. H?
I
"I expr?s? trrat tude to a coup!? wfio
1 ,-. ?'?,,. ideal. '?> to <?" ?he re, i for -
? ''reedom in marriage and the cojr
? ? carry it o I
Later Mr. Kiliaa told reporters:
"I .- . t tO OB recorr? I
....
rressi-. marriage. I want to criticise
Bouck Wh its for laying 11
marrio.-. H I a I t and I and
re are bot ta. I
tha ceremony and tl
? .? ;_I is*--? a- I don't
II?. ? to
?? in nnd bridesiBS
"Oh, that's all rot!" Hi' a la<:.
ed the del led:
? I'i going to ill i7 '' ih Pi r f... ?
itoi I Job 1 . laetfy
I |'b going tO Bg ' A- :
. . j .
- ?'.. It'l Mr
.
? 'i is twenty-fine
old ai ??'<,r.fr, won
rail
?rard Probat, The bridesi
? ? ?' i Aaaa Thompeoa and M is
Bell, who was th?- r
- group She
at 160 Eaat Eigl
live ?r. Jersey * ?ty, th? y said.
ke ws I ? ? itiofls. the lower
? -. ? '.rown and the upper fm,.
. rr.p thai hu!:tf above
? i! ?r. yellow tissue paper.
$24,000,000 ^**
A MYTH, SATSj.?
Bark from Trip, ?)^
Oave Himlrou^
?"?^ BMis??^1
? which .-A1*'
and his fath.r nat? ? a^***'
*?-*.
'?'?? H.f. ?..'i tr.p ?^
?n h? itntm^t^*
.<?_ Vork he di??.?-^
?r had ta___4_^
; r. ..ent._H_\ ?
' ' '' *h? ISaBBh
- short VU*%
I if my ?a-Lt' *
h thai stc.<" iv*
' m* of it A
? pap.r storr'*'
'" '?katea
fer of : ? ,, m.tem?A
only 4 4|
?*"
Mr. ifa.,
' 'tieiUj V^?
rado ?? * 'ae* **%% ?L?*
tikes oii2?
?itei b. .???1
,-sms iwti* i
' ? __t _?7
"1 wart t _-.'_ yon forT'
. '
-< ?he iprn,
'.'erhsdCv
p*woBe at?v!
I r i bb>
?sa r. me. '
? i the .ji-ii ik?yM
?'? by r.^JJ
_d -i_.i*_ms,
"' '" "* *H_|
h? replied. %
' id A " -?
; up some very inurut-a
' forma'
iBf??. fifis a^sac ?[-!??. a.i4r?r ^T<????M
I Furnishings #/
Distinctive
% Men's
?"'?xi? S?ft
IB
?3 The well-dressed man will always find what he
1% wants at iVlcCutcheons. Our present assort
? merit includes the latest and best in?
5J Shirts?Plaited or Plant "Senliner Shirts; with launder?*,
?-ri or Nf.fr French eutfs. $1.50 t<> 3.00 each. Tuxedo Shirtt,
B Plaited B-osotns, $2.00 to 5.00 each. Dress Shirti, ?itj_
*s nr plain Bosoms. $1.00 to 5.00
^ Seckwear Our selections arc exceptionally attractm.
3 and values unusually good. At $1.00, 1 "'? to 2.50 e?tc*t
?^ Snrrial value?, at flOe each.
&
M Gloves? F nr Street and Drei? Wear at $1.?50, 200 ?ad
3 '-'."?O per pair. Special I.idirs' and Men'? U ??-hable Cipe
_2 -?loves. .*i*'l..")0 per pair.
as" I
IE ?Sneai??rs, Etc. -Golf Sweaters, hand knitted, of
B pure Srnteli Wool, at $6.50, 7.50 to 10.00 each.
9 Imported Wool Reefers, $1.50 to 5J0 each.
l>ajamas? h ahric* tor I'all tcear at $1.50, 2 00 to 4.50
each /W t9sl*%, $7.50, 10.50 to 18.00 let
Special i oiton Pongee, pUin colors, $1.00 p<*r suit.
Bath Robes -Importer! Dretting Gownt, .*? 10.50 to
IsJ 50.00 each. Terrg Cloth or Blanket Uol ? ?. $5.00 to 10.00
__ eaeli. Hraty Weight llannel Robot, $9."'<> tack
i
?? ?. nderwear I atom Saits and txeo-pieee darmenti it
)? Dr. Deteel's Linen Mesh. Natural W'l-'l. Silk and Wool,
-S Merino. Balbriggan, Cotton and Pure Silk, all mod??rttfIr
r?j| jirired
H lien's //a// //ose Black Lisle or Cotton. 25c to
?3. $1.50 p?T pair. Rla.'k or colored Silk. 50c to $t no per pair.
^ Light weight Wool. 50C to $2-00 per pur.
Fifth Ave., 34th & 33d Streets
HIPPODROME
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