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New Facts on
Old Typewriters
GUARANTEES WHICH WORK NO
BETTER THAN THE MACHINES
Experiences ol Tribune Investigators with
Fakers Who Use The Evening Telegram
to Attract Cu? o lers?How Fat
Profits Arc i;t Across on
Rebuilt Machines.
By SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS.
trning! Stop, ire th nking of baying a type
, i ' ? i telling ftm hew
I i , are are 1 er signs
?
|| B] : Bell ng out
I
; like new; Ts-el
ng cr; aeril ?a; also
1 ? I
Fu'.ton et
!
-
his eoi in the pale -
mid be rai
... ? ? too, ai the furni tu _-houae 1
"If it. | ?'- ? -? " Even in this hospitable medium there is perhaps
advert'- : no line ? ? trade more thor itabls than the fakers
of the _?-c?-.nd-hnn<i typewriter business, repreeent?d by the concerns to
which I have j.ii preae. *? ttl? fre*> Bdvertiaing above.
The Wormaer family, father aid eon, are t.n- leading exponents, BO
faT r. The Tril ? ?ntet ve-, of the "phony" second-hand
types? i its | i v nnaer, the f at M -Form er, the son.
The fal a propriei Mai at 882 Bi adway,
-,..., ? tadway,
und ha : ; nnei y a conned
Co., BOW d< ? ? tore in Brooklyn. The
Public Typewrit? unlhmented
?.er i- wril ,. .- credit with
r?ra. One I manu fact iring ????r.
eerna n it? franl y that il y foi cash or on
?<-. is Invariable I : pa; ef ors th? N are
dsliver? nd-hand typewrltei trade, which is unable
t., dr. ? I OB the liberal term.?? offered (not lived up to) by the
m with eKl ration or affection. The
rally, The I
; t friend of the faker Mr. Irvine Meltser lied hi
tirst, aeeond and ea with The National Outlet <"o. und S.
Wonne? Ol thia particular occasion the concern appeared in print
snonyn tore, 885 adway," I ypewiiteia at $6
up. Tiie ? ,p" an th? prii ?pal featur? leal, as
? ; m bii
? :
?-T: . . | | ig ne year from dste, same
ae of charge, if oui of ? r<i?-r by oaual wear."
? Mr. Meltzer tell his own story, told ii in writing his
eomp I
this machine could do everything but typewrite
r,:'ter it . to _m i telephoned Mr. vv - about a dozen
time* * . - la n_a_? to rep.m th? a, arid after each
lly promised to have a nan call. I finally
achine down n ? another In
??xchr?
talkad hia the es ge, g ring him
No. 12, guara teed bra _ ? and extracting $7.60
stamped on his
... Melt, i I -?> thai lie could
at any time with '?'.,. There
srriting I thia - ' 7. the second receipt, although on the first
there a ? r'or ?
? t ? . ? '.'i^itil?-. Tj ; ? ned 1 trange
? ipon the diaguated
? r demanded
.'. hen tee Wormaer
ire that the
?ken it ' told
? il Wormser
?d that he
m ith u 01 m ? 1. Wormsei
further d< alinga with
auch ;.
be waa charg? I ght the I amo.
for tl.. Pittsburgh . achine ?a purchasable
anywh I il to Tribun?.- repre
..', tiiiM price. his sale at $30 to
Mr. M- ' '? typical bit of trade
of the "pink-print" type.
"Like father, like ion." With M. Wormser. of The Public Typewriter
and Trading Co., anoth? inl had much the. .amo expe
? *,?, Worms?
1 found It neceeaai to better attend to ?
?tneei f buying a NE w
. ? frans," ? nica I here
M
4 lias r. . ?-,.-? i-1 eaae
? t . _iii
i >
?- the typewriters th..s concern advertiaed
The name ?' th* I ? -.er _ Trading ( om
Womser. I finally
paid the ;
atamped particularlj
t kept ut repair fot '_ 0
? ; by _suai
propi . .?iirantee,
ai
years uni
...????? : onths'
In? a repair. I at once ?er-1. ? ? :.,. pnblic
S te repair th? daasage at once,
.f he n???!(! do it tiie next day,
? beau 1 fron Uten I tried te fat ,v..ri on the 'jvlone, 1
their billhead _hrv advert.?e 'phone conn. | -. BOUld BOt get
then-, in a fern day* 1 went down to see th.in 1:.? repl. 1*4IIitatT. >?
?aid Mr Wormaer was not In; ha ?m n bia Brooklyn atora urtil
? ' o'clock, when he would attend to New Tort buaiaees in tha
afternoons. So 1 left a note telling h.m of my dilemma, as I had to
the work In hand at once. I heard nothing from him. Two davs
i ?rot. ? card; ne anawei Yeaterda) I ?rent down again; Ihe
recall he waa "out," no telling erben be would be in I *a_ tl at
1 ?a. beta. ?eat. After talking to the Npr^aUtto, th . A ?
,iert young fellow told me that l waa waating time te loot after ha"
ing my machine repoired by them, as "nowaday* that (tamoed Guai
-mi. anyway." noho.lv repaired them a_te?_n_e ?_?__
' - H 1 would p.} him a dollK . r h ' ,
?el auch treatment, but it w** ae uae b?tail? a .?? more
?? wy a, bad as hi. employer hav.:, old
? > . ?????( *?"
? ?N to ni a mechanic to repair the
? ? .. ,, j . , . ? repair me
re sni.l that you trr to atop auch
pie. la '.here any w?v . n
'rnm .?eh .hark?* I ?m .?__,
Of MS i..,, .
?. _____il . und I
are ai ,1
led to
The Pultoa Tvne
? .
p as
?
KA. ?
ardid the ? \ ...
'?-??? the v .
I .Hi UllrJ _u |._4? 10 I
P
Wr.D TWICE ON ONE LICENSE
Ceaple Bamanlrd in ihur?h el Bo?
linnil'? 1 ,-?ilh
. ?
?e?ter
'.
?
an
;
Hack? " ata
..?: rr . : ? the Cal
. . . ,..? o*B
for th?
. | - ? f th?
T
th? Be* thei 'ame?
? ... peter'i
tuguit 10,
4 HELP IN OPIUM ROUND-UP
Three Tibet GypetOS and * <hlne?e Ar
ro?e<l of Sn.ogi.ltns.
Tire? alleged gypsy aplom smog
glen from Tibet known a? "Hoek-o
Doys," and b Chin. rrostad
j.p,., mi ! ;?' ?ton Lewi!,
Kvte *'? ' *
Bess li Bar?
cotlei _
th? first ? ' "Hoek-e?
nt 1b East
1 reel ?ft? his arr??<
isrten of th? ?? F?.r
lythi Itreet were ra-.deil, where a quan
.-? 0piun in ? ni worth MO each
?..'.er th? floor.
T . pi ??,.,. ware '? ?Id la fl.n.inball
Paper? ae led la ?h? healrjuc-'er? of
I a, accord r,r *o In
*.--.. f the men,
. .. - . ? i ? ?muggier 1b
, -, a here i
? ?.:? ' "?? i
pool nnc "
FASSETT RETURNS
TO BELLEVUE WARD
National Product*? Head Back in
Hospital, as Physician Predict?
cd When Court Freed Him.
With "Margie" of the choros a? a
'.rn.'.'r.st figure, a ' >- hour taxi rid-, a
tour of Brroadway reatauranti ?
:?? in a poll? I all haprnn
Ing Friday night and ear.'v .;-.*-ir.liiv
I ?iwrenre T F.nscrt, pres
?,...?? of th? National Produet? Com?
pany, ?a? I ask is th? psycho]
ward of Bellevu? Hoapltal B? left the
ward on Wednesday, when J
Kord, of the Supreme CoOlt dl?regard
'nu th? opinion of Hr Gregory, ?anity
? refaced to commit Fassett to an
?on.
r.ys ago Fsssett was sent to
Bellevu? for ebservatioa upon the ra?
qui il Urs. Fassett sad his brother.
On Wednesday Dr Gregory reeom
mi nded to ?' istie? Ford th< grai til ,? i ;
ass? ?. ? ?. lath e? that
? b? committed ? ? Bloomlngdale
? , refused Dr, |
? ? i i ? ? oonld
bo BBCl ' '**?' ' ty-four
?
...
. Will am P, Bpengerman, ownei
rsb, to th? Hotel
Marie \ i I inett? where Fasai tl
beoB living,st B o1 lo k I ridsi night As
he left th? hotel " ?? ?"'' l" VI ? I
to hi? arm. tho r> .
laeidentally i"!.i th? chauffeur she was
,. " ?-?.?! Garden ?how sriil and I
gi? en her that ri .
jewel and ? day or two apo had
given her a % 100 fur
Tht ? ral ?top wit? ? '?'? ?< t: de |
ind then th?
th? 1. ir and th? imperial b>*
fore ? ? ? achl d. Af'er an
'?' | ? ?
''i'., rg? wil n
out hat ed. "They
ie oui Pleaae go l eck and g<
hat an?i < i at,'' Fasset! .? al!?.?.''*.! to have
told ""'' irgi? sni h? .ftei
four ?a
, Then Spei rnrrg
?
. ? ?.; ied to r ?. ,u ?I the
ra taken I
?
. acker
? ami
..i derlj
?
]>r. Steele re? on
be placed
ird th?
t? !? phone :p iml er he i
"Pies a doi
had me in ??
?
WIFE TO INVESTIGATE
LOVE TRANSFER STORY
Mrs. Hunter t<> Examine ?lu
.?and Before Separation Trial.
Mr tflnie Belle? ?He Hnnl
talned an order fr?.m .'
terday to i ?amia? I r? leri. -. v. .
Hooter, h lav?>*r, before 'rial in her'
suit for a separation. Bach an exami !
nation in a divoi i ? unusual,
l.ut Mr? Ranter ?aid
prove that Banter'? den i il of .
Mon? Involving i msrried woman ar
not true. The SSaminal ?n ha? '??
?et for October 26
Hunter to] I Ml | | .
mntoal friend, sc ? to 1
that h.s ;??? .? fei ' }\?lv.?? r
?. f her," si
intended to trsir. 7. * h sffeetioni to
h r-.i :?? congenial woman. He offered
?mit hi? wif? to remain a? mia
' ? ration,
I proved, might bs nportant m
Hunter*? iuit a?/a?n?t John Harret t
Kerfoot, BOveliat ami C .Uejfed
alienatiOB of Mrs. Hanter*? u-Tect on?
Kerfoot ?rhoas late wife wai a lister
of Hunt. r. ?a? Ranter*? classmate a*
Columbia I olleg? Kerfool snswerad
the alienation Bail by laying no affec?
tion exist? i between ?he Hunter? when,
it is ;. ,. won thos?. or' Mr
Hunter Kerfoot also I ?. n Mn
Hunter*? late?t move ?? an inveil ?;?
?? "r ?f iir'/tin allegad Beta of H
in New Orleans.
H i? allegad Banter and th* un
nameil woman visited the Southern city
' ? ? ' ? - Whil? he was in New t~)r
, leans Mrs. Hunter was at Atl
TURKEY GUNNER KILLS CHUM
RutUhot Chnrjrc Hit? LowtatOWB Man
In Fare?Another lladlj Wounded.
Ill? TV.?,-,: ...,f )
' ?*' ? Peni . Ott 1>". M:?taken
for a wild turkey by one of his com
rariors. Thomas Kemerer. ? hunter, of'
Fork, twenty lerea yean old.
wa? instantly killed neai here, v? > ,
'? charge af ?hot from the a .
Clarenc? Gri? r, of MeVeytown, ..truck
him in the face at clo-e ra
An inquest wai conducted I . i .?? ,-,?
of IfcVeyt ?
and the jurv i. dl red ? n i lid , i
? l'ort Boyal
being truck
i!> is in p critical .
lion.
FLANNERY LEFT
HEIRS $1,600,000
V\ ?dov. and Tun Daugh?
ters to Divide Estate of
Disbarred Lawyer.
HE WON WEALTH
BY REALTY DEALS
Punched Over Condemnation
Proceedings SI.000,000 In
vested in Securities.
jo?*ph A. Flaaney, th? dl abanad
lawyr, who died or. S? ptembor V"1. at
Hewlett Loog lalaad lef, an estate
valued at about |1
Most of this f BIBB BBSS' In
real sstal ?hil? acting
in prr ? ' :nr?tiori of
allO '?ere r'sponsibl*
ffT hi? disbarmi i Appellate
on. Of the eftate %lfi00fi?9 0r
more is Invostod In railroad und In
dastlisl securities. II? also held sev?
eral group? of N'ew Fork City b->nd?.
Mr Flannary left no Brill and Barro?
cat'' Cohi lai ? ' laai ad letters
of sdl Mrs. Viola M.
Flsnnery, his widow Horn! was fixed
at |l He? of bond
Surrogate ' ?hi n permitted Mr?.
FlanBer* ? t th? diapositiaa
> ? -???*. - . ?.rk ! If?
Company, ?ecurl
tlei valr??d st .??....".''? BesMea these
Flanne?. left pro| *. ted a* 1500,
?'.00. an?! real esta?? rained at 510(1,000.
Some of the ?ecuri'ie? that will be
deposited are BOO ?bar?? f.reat North?
ern, IflOC Korihen Psdfle, .'?'*'? Baltl
mors <*. Ohio, 1,010 Chicago, Rock lal?
snd AT- ?, 1,000 Lehigl Valley, .r''">
ITb?ob Pacifie, 500 ?Vtchiion, Topeka &
Han?a F?. 50 Lima Le<fomotlra Corpora?
50 boni!? of ?he ?ame corporation,
ondi Miasoui Pi I 121
rhicago. Hock laland I Pa ? flc, M Sea
York Ott] id I
?hare? of thi Merchants' i Mecha
H.-.nk of Baltln ora
Mr?. ?Flannery ?I th her ?wo
daughter? at 41 eth street
? *ff ?rill be di? Ided among them
MAKES BIG PROFIT
ON EXCHANGE SEAT
Edward Popper Bought in 1870
for $1.0.000 Sells at $70,000.
The ?ale of the Stock Fxchang* *eat
of F.dward Hopper lat-t ?rook marked
the passing from memliership cf one
of tiio famous "forty" who bouch?
their seat? ?n IS79. Mr. Hopper paid
| 0 for his ?eat and has |uat
sold It for $70,000, realising a profil
two transaction! of |H,000
Concerning *v" period in which Mi
Popper*? Biemhership wai sbti
Boberl Losaing Biloa, th* Stork ! i
rhangt hi?torian, wrote in 1914:
?In Iiecemb.r, 1879, to provide fund?
for the erection of a new boildlng,
fort., memberahlpa were offered to
eompi - ? ? ed bide, which brought
mi avra.n of about Sl-l.OiiO. Thi?
-i?. the ?.nal rii.-f.l.. iship tO 1.1'".'.
ar Wfl eh Bgur? ? I since re
. ? ?
; . rsrd Popper wa? the hitrhest bid
th? * rat teat paying
for if. 'lhe lowest ?ear
lb] Jama? Barnea, who
wa st I it time the voung
. , ? Oft
bei th?pa ?ne 'Alpha' *: ?
v I r. F [ r. Barn ?
8re ? h Georg? Arenta a* th ?- 1st?
nrvi? ..ra."
? I; Popper. .. -a his son in low,
Stern) ach, and ?? i P . per,
eted the brokerage Arm i Pop
? Iternbacl h thi?
"i that ?he
*d out lome ? th? bi
??
FLAGS AT HALF STAFF
FOR ANTHRAX VICTIM
Riverhead Buildings Lower Col
on Pending Stackpole funeral.
; ? ? Oct. 16.?A?
-
? d here, flagi ??? ?e Bewa ?it
? ?
?11 re
i ? srroa
n ?? eg? ? d eoad i
were ? ? to-day. Th.
rch and ?
: impl?
i ?lude I > r
I Dr. E. W. Pei
tan: I>r Allaa G T?
? hai 0 I'. ?? . of Bi? erhead,
, . ? irga A Bi ?? r Ai I
G0ELET SUED FOR $10,000
Maalciaa Baya He Was Injored by
Breaking ?<f Wageo Wheel.
i so - ?ace Morris, a mnsl so, I 11
t a sail ?? |1 M laasages far
personal injuries before Justice Tom,)
kins, '. m Kyaek
Bgail ?t, rhe mult
re, which ? <
jury -.
?on retorning froi
intry place. lilenmore Lake,
it. Orang? . oaaty, '*..> thrown ont of '.
wagon owned hy the defendant. He
eUiin? he WO? permanently injured ra?
a rasait Si I .ent, which WS?
i ! bv th braakiag of a
wheel. Thomas Coffer, ans af Mr Go?
lit'? soaehmsn, will * a witaeai ?
th ? defence.
?-V ? STRAND ROOF GARDEN
am. . . i ?,
DONT MISS OU? *-\
CAFETERIA
L.NCHE0N
I : a m te ?
p tr DM
p?,. r*a? a- '
, '? -
rnMf to oua
AFTERNOON TEA.
a ? ? '
i etarn n Y?tr
l(l?st?? l? MM
f <r*nl*|.
i i? It i ? *
?? ?
? ? -.
8 l|
?
. ?iMVITTI I
II BalNCl Ml ?
_ 44
mm urn
_t
M t?
HI ItJ.Ik
-?-..rrity of I-yee
Will < ?use Short?
age nt Some < <?l??ra
icij T??r.g,
? srily
K? member This
U hen una..'.. ?
- the color
_ ? . .
have
H
These Off.
Poarteeotfe at
Wet? ft fifth A??n?m
On Sal?
Monday and Tl
?*?!?
LAST WEEK of
13?Z GREAT FALL SALE D%..
Th
r Crdi
sy Sere
Tme and Troub!.
'??"r'i CUrk
,v'? Them.
STYLISH APPAREL, HOUSEHOLD DRY GOODS, SILKS, DRESS
FABRICS AND HOSTS OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE ARTICLES
( Economy-Meeting-Style Sales
( Birthday Sales, Etc., Etc.
These Many, Many Challenge Offerings for Monday and Tuesday!
AS AGAINST
FALL SALF. SPECIALS
For Tomorrow and Tuesday.
$1.19 Broa-dothe-4. ?r.rh .... 1.00
All woo ...i.^r-.! and *?'* ril--k -
.?ry
or? ' greene,
? r-ii blur and blnck.
i\ bei i snle of these
Bros lur customer- kr.ow
what to expo? ' and 'ho rocponse is
tremendous Limit 10 yds.
79 et. Striped Satin*.M
Yard a I? a white o? eoloved
stripes and black or contrast col ?I
groan |f
Limit I? yd?
7. ct. Black Silk Taffetas ...O
Yard ? do B 1 h, 'u'.l
rich lu?tre Limit i
9 ct. Yard-Wide Cambrics . 04
r undei rear and
general u?o B - ? i .-<?.:. ;i*
is advanc i .
Limit 11 yard*
$1.24 I.ongrloth?12 yd. pc .OT
' nch good viikr ?? o wear?
ing .. Limil pleei
MJ9 Confortables .''......
Lam? ?'?. el filled lateen covered
let gni scroll
Btitchii g eut si te 7::>" - Limit 2.
$2.19 Silkoline C?m fort ah Ire _4IT
lira'.?;. full I ' Ion
well stitched
19 rt. Reversible Robe Cloths . 1 _.'?
Plain color*, also fancy ?tripe?
Limit 12 yd?
$1.9 - _: HM
Wool Mixed Blankets ,'t.05
Full and extrs alss. avl Its wi'h
;ored for
^in_!l end threo-quarter bed*
Limit 2 pnir?-.
21 ct. Whit?, linen* . .21
v.l. ?| i bvi for blouses,
dress?. etc Limit 12 yard ?
HJfl \il-l.inen Lunch Cloths
-?ils* heavy quality
'At .fft.'iO
MILLINERY
For thr Most Exacting Demand*.
We want you to know of these ex tr?ordlnary value* and be ?rar?
?hem....We charge for the actual merchandise, being pro-id to offer
Mich *up*rior styles a* the** at our ?avlng prices:
Included at This Favorite Price Are:
GEORGETTE eHILORS of An* mir?.!. velvet euparb ontrleh BSVelty plum*
nn.l coronet band.
NEW GIBSON M O DFL HAT, harlng gold (sea trrtrwri and eloae-fl tttng brim
of black velvet, uith novelty tinsel rose and leave* ?s orlv trimming.
SMART WALKING SET?Beau Brumm*. h*t of black ?Ilk velvet, having
band of skunk and ruche of ??pphir* moire ribbon around 'op of rr?r?r..
p.-c. piece 'o match a tiny tin?*l ornament or, each
MOURNING MILLINERY *. this price afford* matchles? raines many fine
rumples from one of the choicest designer*.
RRIPES' AND BRIDESMAID. ' HAT. A ?pecialty here in which we ma?n
?nin SUr sipreracv
A QUESTION
Ton who have bought during (_.
Great Fall lelo-dld ;ou r*.e|? g*
value for money BSpeadodftl t
think we are .n? pre'Um,?c whtB
??ay there were theuseada of ?uitonm,
who will agree with ja that the Val^.
?n our Great Fall Sale wer,
by
?*??._..
THAT
Untrimmed Black Velvet Hat*?
Regularly $2.98. .. .Special 1.98
Lvrns velvet i genuine)- full varietv
of n*w large and close-fltting shapes
from high-ela*? maker require but
little tHmming
WE TRIM HATS FREE
UM
.'ripe del ? '
... ? . m Limit tat
ST..-; All-Line* Sot? . *..?:??
bao? able ?t_rr-.'_ round
?nd ?fx nepkins.
l m-1
ill. Little Toi?' Bath tehee .98
Light end dei !? colon teallop? .1
r aill ,- rdlea 2 to
I
UM Little children's Coata -1.88
Attracti lei iroy
. __?.y and ?.T,,-.\n
? ? I . ? and cuff* belted
Limil ' v. ?.
... et. little Tots' White Dresses .It?
Na.i ityle emb'y trim
te S y: s. T.;mit three,
Il et. Little Tots' CoTd Dres.e. ..".v
1 _ ehambray neatly
and trimmed contrae! pip
nga lizas 1 Limit three.
I ? i- n.,? .' Norfolk Suit?.2 28
Sew eh? i
? . I . -o 1 .
II two.
M.9. Boya' Korfolb Suits B.OO
plaida,
ral of
itch pocket* or
? : ? era full 1
? i - j : - Limit two.
Dress Toquei
and Close-Fitting Hats
2.98 to 10.00
Black ailb velvet draped and plain
remarkable range of shapes .... excel?
lent trimmings, including astrakhan
and braids, head and sequin orr.a
men's; applique, plai'ed ribbon r.ovel- in ?mart style if you buy hata and
ties and feather fancies. trimmings here.
*t-?
Newest^ Smartest Styles in
WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS
Regular and Extra Sizes
Regularly 28.1. Regularly 29.98 Regular!. 39.9.
21.98 27.50 35.98
Any Offering? Ela.whOTt.
; Why d? we ?ell for lei* and rtffl k^
I on, day after day, month after
year after year ? We make
perfectly elear to everybody.
We Bov Great An_.rtm.ats
for ca?h
and ?eii while Btfll In -heMaa.
We are offered the latent styl? fl^
W'e buy In ?_a*e lots when other* bit
in plore lots.
We buy In ?5 Ib 50 ran* !?.?-, ^w
o'her? buy one c??e
We obtain ff ret th ?. - > efat n
pression, Pir?t Choice and -<-..,
cession? unkniv. to thaee not It tt*
?ame position.
The*? Sper'sl A .-ar.t*f?-.<_ of
OCR GREAT CASH BITING
we pas* on to our C'__'om?ri- ?hid
means increased busirejs and incr*M?
o** enthusiastic patron*.
liroadclo'hs, Velour de I.aine, Whipcord? and Poplin? Black, N'ar\. Itrown,
1 Mouse, Green. Plum and ?allot ?"hecks Kusaian Hlouse, Bou Flor? -
effective trim cf various fashionable fur?, including Reaver, Natural Skunk,
Krimmer, Ruceo..n and Skunk Opossum Others **?"* handsomely set off with
relvet ?nd braid and warmly interlined.
DON'T FORGET?We buy of ?he .ame high class maker? a? uptown s'ores
?I i apeeialty houses, but nur .ellintr prices are noticeably less.
NEW COATS.
t'fllity and dress models 45 inch length-? Tweed nvx
turee, double face cloths and nub cheviots full range of - 1^ T^_
.mart colors.Self, velvet or fur convertible collar*
e 'h and without belts- reg. $15.9. .
Se? Also Fall Sale Specials In Adjoin Ing Column.
Three BLANKET Specials
For Tomorrow and Tuesday
Our phenomenal Blanket bnsines* *tfe?t_ tho extraordinary appreciation
Mill eaateeaera feel for the matchless value? that we give. The.e for to?
morrow and Taeaday are of direct concern lo every house?ife
?I..9S and .7
i; l.m :..?'.
THREE GREAT GROUPS
Special, __,?7C
5.25
29 ? ;. Bo>s' Blouses .IK
Mail ? ? i- blue I irabraj
alec f?i ey percalas and i eavy nap
?' . i ? ittei attached .??.'!;..
? I . i.", y .-i i Limit
in ct. Rompers?; to 6 yrs . .;t.*?
Gal tea, 1 r nel
light and ? ? :th
, . ,- ..... i ,, . | ..,_
19 ct. Boys' Hats..*.*.
New FeJl styles, including Norfolk,
telescope and rah-r...? brown,
pri.. . I ?- ? band i to
?h. I. mil ? i
If rt. ?rol It.N Men'M Shirt a .83
Percal? r.cat
- nr?
? ?? ; n sa I pleated
9x!2
well
- ?
2'. et Heel's Silk Neckwear .IS
Vai ?
pen endi Limit t*
f* <t. Men's i aderweei .:i i
1 I te fleece
liai : or draw?
er? all iiei Limit S
19AM rt.? biMrea'a L'aioa *>uiis ...7
Cotl . ? ? i >.
i .
?
4. ?S. H , i Women's
Pleeced I nderwear .. .. ..'{7
big ? 1-ort
. ...
All lisei pure wool
a, acariet, pin .1?
7? x 84
mixed
?? x 8i>
finish
iiesigns.
inches woo'.
white... .Also
inch Eiderdown
many ieeauard
Regularly S*M and $9.98
6.95
California lamb'? woo!
full and extra large
white, color?, plaid?.
FINEST LAMBS' WOOL BLANKETS
Australian ad o'i.cr for.-.g. wool?
large else pure white bound ail
i ind with daintily colored wul"
ribbon exceptional
. 12.DM
! ner Blankets *o 28.M
AL SO
RAR Y
BLANKET! s.x48 laches
pure lambs' wool?white de'vn*?
border* values to $4 98.2.DM
COTTON FLEECE BLANKETS
small and large white, color? and
plaids singly and in pairs ,.1.88
Men's l?a.k (ash mere Hose . It?
- of 11 o' q lality all s . .
It d pairs
49 ct. Pearl Necklace. . ..':.*.
? cely matched . .
10
- ' .??sir
49 et. White Emhroiderie*. ..'{G
M t?1 4" lin h - ', and
orgai . . i ? a - if
fie -?;. ;., for 1 .. -
Limit 19 yai : ?
69 et, < hiff..n ( laths .r.r,
th Itl black, white and
?;* of ne-.?. ? > ,,.
Limit !" >:ir.l
I. et < hani.iselte (.loves ..'.?*
SI I -a
table
? a ?
$1.29 To> Tea Set??2! |?. >|
11 '. ind gill
de_ur_t!.?n_. Limit two
See Also Fall Sale Special? in Adjoin ing Column.
?-S
Seamless Art ?Loom Wilton Rugs
Elsewhere MB.?, to Mt.M. 33.98
These we'.! known Rugs come in ?up?r b assortment of attractive pattern* on
old rose aad cream grouada as well ?* Chinese blue coloring? Splendid of
tea ' gl to harmonize with lot eel furnishings.
Same quality as abov ? la f?'.lowing sire?:
Uxie.d ft relue $8f.no. 31.98
6x9 ft. value $25 00. 19.98
FAMOIS WILTONA RI'GS
Finest seamless rich Medallion,
Small Allover and Persian designs -
9811 V elaewhere |SMt.Sl?Cfl
r..?x\2 ft. elsewhere $li>.98.1 4.!'S
76x. ft. elsewhere $1598 l'J.DM
6x. ft. elsewhere |14Jt..lO.M
4.C)x6.. ft. elsewhere $8.9S G.DM
IOTAL WILTON RI'GS
9x12 ft. or ?3x10.6 ft. One of th*
tines', grades nade in thi? country
designs suitable for parlor,
reception room, library, etc., from
smallest to largest
Medallion? .20.OS
EXTRA LAI. I
Hartford, Sa
A .minsters
11 :.\\1 ft.
lUzli ft
ll.l'xl-. ft.
? t ft
?
: BUG!
ford and Smith's
value ?:?-'<- *_'_.0?
value $29.98. .24.M
ralue $39.00. .20.0H
value $38.00..20.OO
value $:<9.60. .84-80
ralas $49 oo. .88.00
T'OS
FALL SALE SPECIALS
For Tomorrow and Tuetdar.
$16.98 __ $17.98 Women'? Snlta 13.B0
All wool poplin black, n??y,
brorvn Br.d tfre^ . ?martly t?<<on_
-?orne have fur co?ari w?.th ?r
without belts new model skirt?
all size*.
$4.98 & $5.98 Women'? Skirt? .8.9
Pop'.in, ?erge. Bedford cord* is
black and navy; ?Imu f_?_io_*-l?
mixtures, button fror.'. ? de pleata
with and Without belts ? torn?
?birred back? all lengths ?ni
band?.
$.?.98 A ?6 9s Women'? Ores*** 4._7
?'orduioy or serg? and taffeta <*?_?
biaatioa black, navy, brown tad
green smart models fur or il'.k
trimmed high or low neck.
$2.4S fncrimd Silk Velvet n*t* 1.6?
Also hatters' p!ii?h black and n*w
colors larre esiiety ef !*rje and
small shapes. Limit two.
? $2.98 Women'? Trimmed Hat* .2.29
Becoming model? of velv*t, In
black and best colors 'rlm'd with
ribbon, feather far.cle?, braid, ?_
$1.98 Girls' Trim'd Hat*.1.1?
\'e\\o' i lack; navy, brown ?a?!
white varietv of mode's .ow*r*
and ribbon trm
$1.(19 Ostrich Feather Pomp-na .96
I'ncurled effect' with whip*?
white, white and black, purpla.
brown or grey. I. rr ? tWO,
$1.69 Ex. Size Voile Blou*?f* ,...tM
Pretty niouels with _rg*ndl* p*8
els or c!-i?'er 'ticks outlined wit?
fine or heavy luces BisCS ?6 to M.
Limit two.
$1.98 Crepe de Chine Rloa.ee l.B?
White <>r flesh neat tailnred mod?
els some have hemsti'ch'.r.g-lone
sleeve* all ?ixes. I bait two
$1.98 Silk Messallne Petticoat* '.M
Black, wh.te and changeable??
tailored or pleated flounce?-cot?
ton underlay fl'ted top* ? all
lengths.
Limil two
39 Ct Women'? Nightdre**?**? ??***
Nainsook round. V or high, f?se.
lace or emb'y. Limit three.
98 et Women's Pettl.oala **9
? ambric or neinsook wide tmby
ruffle* or row? of lace. Limit two.
29 ct. Children's Drawer? ? ?**
Good muslin tucks and embV ruf?
fle i to i?> yr? Limit tosi BBm
$1.29 Women* Hea.v Heeie nthasM
Light and dark colors rour.d col
la*-- braid trim girdle?, all '"
Limil
choice de
ar.d cream
FINEST WOBSTED WILTON
Wonderful quality i
sign-, fa\orite rose
grounds linen fringe
ft. :to._o
?.88.88
.5.OS
.2.OS
-
_: x;..
inch.
inch.
PERSIAN VELVET BCGI
_7x5o inch value $1.49
36x72 inch
1.10
value UM. .. -. IO
-o
Value Extraordinary
MISSES' COATS \
14 to IR yr*. FWiUrly $9.98.Fall Sale
6.95
lane) ehevietl in herringbone and smart
collars, piping, and belts, also flare modela
mixtures yoke stylei
Concave shouldsrs.
$2.-0 Women'? Cors?Ms '-J'
Sizes 19 to 30 fancy ?hita coutil
medium bust long o\er abdo?
men. Limit two.
60 ct. Infant?' Sample Shoe* -^
Soft sole? all colors sue? to I
months. Limit two pair*
$2.79 Women'* Button Shoe? **tt'
Pull kid vamp and top with whit*
pipings neet orera to* Cub*?
heel sues 2 _ te 7 C, D SSi ?
widths. Limit two pairs
$16.98 Misses' A Junior Suil* i'**'**5
Poplins and other 'abrics ri?xT?
black, brown, gray and green mis?
ture? also invisible check* coa
\ertible and notch collars ef lw
vet or fur smartly tailored _
with and without belt? 14 1? ?
years.
98 ct. Girla' Mlddv Bloaaee **6
White or with colored collar ano
i cuff?? d to Id yr?. Limit three.

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