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HOW IT WORKS
Instances in Which The Tribune Money
Back Guarantee Produced More
than Financial Results.
By SAMUEL. HOPKINS ADAMS.
-.-qu-i.tlv in < onvera.ti'.n one of our friend* aaka: What
artuall. happ^na wben ? peraon aen_? ? complaint to The Tribune
-hat are lb. ?tepa. how doe? it wni-1" A. tua! inatanre? -and
their aeiiuel- mean more than generaliti?? They vimalii- the
MonevBark I...arante*- O.ir friend? unvanablv ?m Why dont
?ou print these detaila" So we thought we would And. from
time to time, we ?hall
]\rre ia thr - tor f Step " **'?" inS-BBCe Ki which The Tribune
I ? ' . a sat;-factory adjust?
m?
M \. R M, purchased a- Ws h"^" f ,r
? - heels gave ha
the uppers. Ho took the shoes lack for repairs,
_? : | . ' seling, no ?
),. the repairs to the U] peri Ui taljr, it aras
thai the l n ?';r,-<- <"rcr- Mr- M*
-- 'i value from the shoe..
: , T . Bureau of Ii gal it it.
H-, letter em
? ?anacer wrote fll | I the process of prr
pj, -, ippers are i ) dried out in .'?<-h mann?
le remind ' given I
;
? f that he had referred th< itter to The Tril
I . to whether he had r, ceived hi.
be wu satisfied of Warn desire "to do
, .;.-,.'.?:? - thing in addi
? ?1 II ' '<- jU'l_
?ase
- i __.- of .. sd this lettei to Ths
. ?hcthei ta be willing t t?te an opinion. It ..'.?
? ? the same time offering to refund him the
, -, . ? u have him unsatisfied.
Mr. M. still prei saee the derision t.. The Tribune. The
?. ned it- the . ?? ?? ng extract from The
Tribune 1 a cea nil
the proper weai ing qualities
: ? thai
loreover. high p i] parently
? foi - i ' : ? If we at
? ? e act km
?'-..i the amount paid ?.ut f.ir bavins the
... ner amoui a Bring
a proper poinl. We do not
'A r asked to do more than they
spare ?? say that the burden of une.
. ? pon you. . . . Krem our point f
? _??? and the dut* of s publisher to >?
had by ) . sritfi hi? advertisers il
? ?1)."
Why He Was Satisfied.
BCCept this offer. He wr
? ? ? u tion was srell taken and that
II everything that could reasonably be expected, and then
t, . the amount paid for having the si
,.. , Buch "the ..- in m? srould bring the net
, ? p. r point bey md any r? asonable
| -, ; . | ntee; and, i . I cannot eonsii ?
? ? Howev. 1 .???renate your letter, and am more tha Mti
?
tin -trength of The Tribuna'a opinion, Mr. II. declined Wana
makar'a 'r-1 I ' :'k' that bee ? ? I that his trem?
l . ? ? ?? , Is of th? ? had and reaeoni
This ' ? ''P sode.
Most h_ ? are not only endoan but are quit,
willing 1 be facts are duly preat nted in com?
? ... ?rm. Pre. of the difficulties which arise
...... ?! tha fair minded i .-? to
??hi gether." One of the eh.
The Tribu .? Bureau ol ions is to bring complainant (or critic)
,. . ist their dispute if possible. Where the pur
. ..inly. Where t.'i?- -t..:e i- wrong are t?-!l
v .,-, Brith i ... plaii where it i-- ? intent, and not by
Trustai? d everybody ?-l- ?-arh. the facts in print.
Hut the moat B____fying service that ???? __h an adjust*
i . ? i that between W a rea enable <-u^
...iwr ?? t with i-. -t"i?- which is ariUing t<? go
furthei thai it - ? I to ro in ? ? -el ? -1 to ?give satisfaction, and
i . ... ' ettled "ti a '... erstanding and good
P, S< !'ie i'>: o? the un pire ia not s ways si aorr) a? the rartooi "*?
v * ?
Proof Against Showers, Not Rain.
ty s . girl il the better
??Mi at? .-? | immer *"it*?-g in wooda and field- aa the
i'f an inquiry by Thi I bune Bureau of Investigations- of which that
anihi' never heard. Not that the Bureau of
I ? ... ? alrj ntth its >i.te? bureau, The
Tribu?.? i i? ti Air Kund. Indeed, il Baa Um latter, in thi<? case, which
i tained the small But th* biewi of war cams from ? Tribune
i ??. who thu" te ipi eciation of what th?. Bureau of
ln\ ' hail done
Ml H. M. S. purchas? : . a piona silk
? ? raincoat After wearing it half a dozen tunes
?be ms.t,-.???? .i that r w.-i? letting in the rain tt\ wore it in a li_li*
> A ' ?i.. she wai referred to the store's
l.ureau c- , told:
"Th?>-.- ? . fog proof and . n.>-e? proof, not rain?
1 f?"
I * it," said the purchaser, "For my pur pose?a
I . thrown away."
?n?i expressed repiet, out said that
nothing ci.,:!,I be ?i. | ????'. guaranteed. She further
f : ' sd, to which Mrs. s.
' eosne tisemenl f"- $18 -a.
and w? -ht'Wii th. , , '.oufrht. The Bureau of Adjust]
Y m r to its dt i, that, ?n th?. ;,
?pi h | uurantee, noth g could be d
* *' **?**? '?' Tbe Tribune guaraates and knowing that Sake
A ' " wees Tribune advertiser, ?though that particular raincoat adver.
************* '?>??? '"* tfp The Tribun?.), ?he made a complaint an .
?sfl ? M___ l:: the gBI-BBBt
When It Resched Higher Up.
.he coat wav appraise,! a< a good quality of Bilk, of pood wo,k
T?t R '-VP0 u^'' n'^l!V M dUBtare. and excellent value for the
r?*>ncy ?the appraisal figure was $ik>. hut not ?raterproof
*/": It k. Of curse. advertis,-d as . "ra ? -oat *' I
' 'h., character are -..nerallv an,.V-o,?
?'.r/ hen ."
1 ' "t,,,,lv ? : ** ?* art i. le -he does not care for _____?_
tha? ? ?? ? v too jrlad to eil age or credit the .oat "
One finds out something every ?lay ? :.,. world of nierchandisim
Jn the uinoce-ce of my mu .1. I bad supposed a ra.ncoat to be S COBt
st commerce has over
ruled 'he dictionary, and s ta.-cat u .. , oat deeigned to keep out ?lust
However, the main point ia that lira. S. was wholly ahtisfied with the
given by >aks * Co., whereby ?? obti sd s guaranteed rain
< ? BMogn to have been srith ?? i ,.H,, 0f
? ich should, in the first instance, have practised the "policy
?' mptly nut Into action b) Secretar)' Saka sa soon as
I :'her up."
?ntributior. to The Tntnitie I-'r<-.-h Air |-"un?i
' ? "'?? f the Bureau ol Investigations'
? -; ?? life o?
j .? wouldn't s___mi a raincoat if be nw one.
WASHINGTON MARKET OPENS
Rnaooliatlfd in.I It Sarpaaoei \n>
?.f r.uropc. **??? Mark?.
??
? . , eritable fair?
.
... tbe ? en el form "f
. ? ? .-' ? ' ?
,. . c?l?br?t? I see ?
life ?" "
?\,'?k with ipeochee, Marin.- i
cer'8 an?! demortetratioBi t?. house
??
" The marke?."' RorOOSh Pi??.den'
I ?aid last night, "is super
h?vr ?eer In treeteiH "r Kur"
? ??? The inte? i r
bod with til? sad whil
\ modern refrigera', r plant
?-. til? p'.Hf-e <?'. the iceman, i
Art, rot on '? Biedere ?amtation
il in the fir.? rank."
' ? i- human intl rest lac? 'rif
pro., a-?? n? continuf?. Thoodon
,? boob solliflg eho?
? ftj years, i-? still '
? inety'yeun old Logo*, how? ver.
? eiT"* lOrVOW. Hi? collectif.i, of
? .,.-.,?. frr.rn all part? of th<
tre\4 too rare and had I
i ? I veil
.! Mi Hs Sett o at the
.- ?n per?.ii. her o? lei
a., . V H...?.??'? bas h. . ?
the Civil War be
gkDi ,,,,. ;he departan of the mi?r
' .., sl ? ha- ? ? ?
?
MR? SCOTT WINS ALIMONY
.Vifc Mi-!.-*? CnteHj ?harpe ?frain??!
Aaso.i.ile of Sumner l.ersrd.
Lorn? ?. bar! Scott, who ii as?"?ri??rd
imner Gerard, brother of Am
idoi James r\ Gerard, a*1" ?'?
el e?tate venture?
,.. . Mn Lutie Wilson Scott IIM
a m-.nth al mony, ponding ?rial of the
sin'. Mr?. Beott, orho
n daught? r of ,; e ?lev. snd Mr?
am Peyton Sett, of Dallas,
accused hoi husband of cruelty, ??vin?
? allv |ef*T hor with a thr?-. I
? mli -1 '
?' v.a? -gradaated from Harvard
; Re is presiden! of the Hasco
LuildJBg < ompany and the Ken R
Company. Mn. Scott alleged he began
irea? her SOOB Bft? r the I
. :.;-.. ?,i. i ?et'.her 12, 1914. She said
leparated le? i ral timos, bul
til?n?- reconciled
Mr?. Scot! alleged that Scott hu
ted her in th? presence of fri?
rrvaati ;?nd fnquentlv itruch her,
-',.;? ?tiiil thai Dr. Charles H.
Id her -I ?? wo?
? her life I cool to live
? r husband. Seo!
? ? .', h -? I '' Arch.ha;.I d< n ? I
g th? stem?
| hi had irged Mis
4 .'h her husbsnd.
ner (?erard in sn affidavit is ri
? sr seen Sei 7; ill treat hi?
?? f? Another friend testified that he
alwayi regarded Beotl SI I total ah
- wife having allowed thai
he fi ? si intoxicated
PICK UP TWO AS BURGLARS
Policeaiea, Pendin?. Du?> at Suffrage
Panda, Dlocovei .iW-scd Thieses.
Patrolmen < ol en sad Wolen, of the
Weil I77tl reel ation, mad?
on burgh
tat!
efore going the
.
.ain Hrooks. a n? irr?'. WBI
dened with bundle? s ben the i ?
;.rrosted snd it
? .n- the
? ?? i.a' i ' ? ?.
: i ..hi ,i -p.- o? ihop on Pirtehunt ?\ve.
? ' .. . t....i been : obbod
Whil? going ? " ??..'. the ownei of
? obbeiv i oben und
Wolen encountered h waiter, who in
had found a revolver
black s? k on s chai i h -? ros
taurant. <)n the wail er iggeel
policemen srrested Arthur L. Sheldoa,
a sal?. . i ched, ? he pol ice
is id, pocheti res eal? ?l a
quant i I i eluding a
marked ? anadian dime, which wai
ideatified as the proper.) of I harlei I
Me) er, whoi? i ? 1344
way. i,-, er w'.iicl
?li'ii und Hi ?ink ?were
trate Con .
HELD JN GRELNGOODS CASE
Man Offered IIS.SBS Bogas Mon?-? i??r
S.i.UOii. *-?i>s Kx-Pugili?!.
Pi saic, ' . J., i lei .'A Sam uel
Green, ,. tw York <
ou! n?" root, I
a a? held in - " bail here ?in*, attei
BOOB o,, .. i barge ol BtteRI ;
tan. ... ting 1 he ?.-reen
Pol i ?' is) Green i am? ?.. Passs
Snd told Leo l'a. ? i . S foi li.e:
? .
il ? state hei e, thai for SB,OD0 I i
s . . him I 10 000 ol mi p.
could ma., which eouldn'1 be te d from
- . i ? ho wen! to
New York with Crec?: and ui a ma
rinne Greei . d would produe.
' in any d? - nd quaatit). Bahei
an appointment with Graen hh.i con
I Suited Police > <.|,!a.ii ?.?uni ?\ ? .-i,
i ame u? keep I he appointment
be was arreated !>y Captain Turnei
G reel had fa eat paper sbo il
?
CHARGE COTTON FIRMS
STIFLED COMPETITION
Growers Claim Partition of 1er
ritory Held Markets Down.
I :...,!
Wasl ,-?? ? '. -, ."!. Parcelliag ?.ui
of territory n tabs ' aiolma? and lienr
ttOB bayen ur^.i eliminating
competition between the buyer? aid
i.. .t. rially redo? log l be prices pa
'i'e grewen bovi boei charged m a
I number o' somplaiati t.? the Federn.
ii.-..i. CommlaatoB, which resulted to
... :. th? announcement thai a ?-.??????p.
ui|r investigation would be BUhIo,
The qOOOtiOfl ??a? laid before *h.
tri.1?. a ?im m is? ion by <'ommi-.sioner
Harris, a BStivs ut Georg-ia. une of
' the ?tat?*? offoctod. Many of the jrrow
? - addressed the complaints ??? ,Mr
Harns, and he in turn laid them 00
, fore the eommisoioa.
Obs of the eompla.nti alleged ;hat
the price paid for eotton Would frt
, qucntly be half a BOOl a pound more
in 'tie territory allotted to one buyer
ihai m adjaeottl territory allotted to
soother, demoastratiog the lack of
competition between tbl buyer? oper
' ating- in the two territories.
It was aMeped in the complaint?, th?
practices were parti? ularlv ob
? rabie in holding down the mar?
ket? of important communities, vir:u
I ally ?tiflini? all competition in the
purrha?e of Ike prn-cinal croo.
Dr. Hill Denies Woman s Charge.
The Rev. Mr Jolin Wealey Hill. rr,.s
.?lent of the InternationaJ Peace Forum,
tiled a pe?era! denial in the Supreme
' fOSloiday to the breach of prom
iss -i.it brought against him by Miss
Lucille CoviagtOB. He denied ?very
lllegatiofl made by the plain1 R
- CoviagtOB, who ,vg, fonaart]
?gar Of Dl Dili's lecture bureau
magei for her alleged
sr The promise, said Miai Cev
?? ? -le in July, IS10 I"
srried a lecoi d time
.. grown son by hi? first m??r |
nags.
TRAP 30 WOMEN
IN GAMBLING RAID
FRIGHT KILLS ONE
Police Uncover Chain of
"Pink Tea" Poolrooms?
?Take Ten Prisoners.
BEJEWELLED SLEUTH
BROUGHT ABOUT COUP
Wife of Jersey Storekeeper [lies
in Apartment After Wagon1'
Take Guests Away,
One married woman died from h
hemorrhage br" igtil on by hysteria,
end ether aaatreaa, upon whose fin.er?
diamonda Bashed, left their ten caps
and made for 'i.? eacapea when Lien
"Honest I'm," Ceettgaa's asjaad
?,f detectives broks lato an ?? I
DBI in en apartment house at 101
.v.--! 126th Street lut?- yesterday sf
terii"on
from th" estai ment and oi.,'h .
alleged poolroom m the ? mtir circuit ;.t
it;:' W< ? |28th Street the police *<?o_
ten prisoner. " ven arome ..'.'I '
men rii-ir_re?l with keeping :?n?l main
ig gam h ing hou_ea. rhi after
non?:'? work, according to I.u-ut? nal I
marl I ha end of a moving
gambling hon--*, i'in by women tor
?omen a piare where mothers, wives
and daaghtera playe?! 'ho races, v. Ith
th.? ?teaming bras? .?mover, teacups
antl auction bridge cards to cover up
the real nature of the eatnhhshine.it.
The lowest bet ..a. $1 and the sky was
ths limit, a? anonymous letters of com?
plaint sent to Polios < tan i
Artiitir Wood? ittest.
The vornan who died in the poolroom
i?. ?ircordirnr to .nfirmation her friends
gave the paliee, Mrs Emaas I ?-?
thirtv-aiv \e_r< eld. Wlfs Sf 111 II I
at 260 v. est Twsnty Si I I
i iBbaad is ?aid to be the ma
of ? i;.,-.?- ?h<>< atore m Ji ley Cil
? . u hen th?- d? tee
broks m th? deer "f th
ted to _o to tha li
tel. she died from a hemorrhage
at 7:80 .
Woman BroagBI XtSout tour.
Wh? i: taken to 'ne West II
house ?ho ten prisoners k'_'-e
the following information sbeal '
. ,.|v? ? :
l??-h?.| Dore, widow, aged sutv-fivo.
,- 162 Weal 128th Street In a.l. *i..
? , I,. -, for keeping h ga_B
aase, additieaal charge of being ?
, mm? ? ?? is asada sgalast h-r.
John Colemaa. 'hirty-nme, 162 RTssI
Man Ramsey, -htrty?siz, Baya ?he ia
a nurs?. of 107 West lJ'-th Street.
r Sd ,'"?
i he polies have reason to be
? real i ae ?> Bodkin.
Kate Peterson, fortj, an ex>atore de
... i.f 200 West Fourteenth Street
K\c!yn Littlewood, tn"'.y, ray*, she ia
moving picture operator, of 1J1 West
i ?
Mrs, Am.?i StoltS, :;fty, ef 171 K?st
i ,'.'ii. Street. I be Broas,
Law -, twenty-aevea, mu.-.
clan, m 107 . tat 126th Street
Katherine Gsttings, Bfty, of Til
Avenue.
Margaret Smith, twsoty-four, aervaat
.'.i Dors, at 162 West 128th
Lou - _.moni, thirty-eight, of in? s?-<
oiid Avenue.
' redit for fathering the evidence "
?rhlch Chief Magistrats MsAdes i-,_u.-i
aarraata for thees perseas, who ai? ;?;
leged to have iaitlated women in:??
gambling, ko?? to a woman Mrs. Ada
Brady, aiacs January an acting dots.
tive aergeaat fu "Hiaaest Dsb < ?su
gaa's Btaff
A Travelling "?'Ink l'eu.''
fot Baverai week? saeaysaoua letters
have he.-n coming to fo.tigun, Veiclag
complaial Bgaiast women who were
ciiHiged with reaning gambllag plac.s
in Harlem with robbing the a res, BIB?
??i sad daughtsra sf aasn who eslle?J
themselves the tradespeople. Beery let?
tei ef complaint came from a different
addreai I oatigan turned thrm all over
to Mrs. Brady, a .hon. stocky little
Woman of forty, who hau nerved twelv.
yean .?? a police matt on before ?h.
'ook up deteetive work Te assist h?r
a? a eorreboratlvc witaeea Bet seaasct?
ad irlth th? Police !i?*i?artment. .he .
leeted _<-r friend, Mrs. Mazy Gartlaad.
dressed themselves in finery am!
? iwelrj and bogaB to attend the "p.-,
tee" parties, which wers held one day
at the Rasase) weeaaa'a saartaasat, i
I26tfa Str." ? . ? -, Je] _? Mr-.
Dere'a, i-- 12*H_ .-''red, und perhaps tr.
las _'. Ml ? Stelts's, in Th.- Ilron.
Mrs. Iliad\ found thHt I a woi I
usually eau.- -o 'lie M, called card
part) early in the afternoon; that t. y
played taidi until the race? began, an.i
that then they devoted all thei?- atten?
tion to the hit.hen, --here the tele
I'ti'.ne. lacing chaiti? and bi,i?kniuker
wars BSBSSalsdL After the race? were
over they couiil remain to play card,
in the evening if they _o desired. An?
nouncement of the place of the n. ??
me? ting was mad?- u? the women let.
for hon B
gTeasee in renn.
IThen Lieut? t,_.
the door of the Ramsey anat t men*. ..
the -ccond floor at 107 W'e-.t 126th
Street, y?-?ter<iuy uft-rnooii, Mr-., itr_<i
?a- in the kitchen, where she says
..iinonds wa? making the book and
Leslie ?b? collec'ing bet?. Detectives
I had ntirrou.'itled the ?p?riment house
while Mr? f.am?av served tea -
women.
About thirty women of all age- ???
In the apartmen*. Some of them
Shrieked, other* fainted, but BBS
them got down on their knee? ami
begged the ?(elective? : ot to tell their
famille. 'hat they had been fout;?!
there. CestlgBB explain?! that he a .? -
looking only for those persona sj
whom warrant, ha?! beOB ?SSBeS li
comforted the frequenters of the plao
by t? Hing ihem that they would I ?
nutted lo go as BOOB a? their nair.t
and addresses hail been taken _J|
members of the party were ,irn .1 ,ip
a-.ain?* the wall while Mr- Ural,
picked out these mentioned in 'he war
rant. .
Detective Arthur Johnson accom?
pli.:.d Mrs. Brady when she arrested
Mrs. Stolts at her home. |?| Ka.t
IS9th Street No BBt-BSU of the mov?
ing gamnling circle -ere found there.
t_ th Detect .- Haghes, Mr?. Brady
waited St 162 West ?_.'h . treet until
Mrs Dors sad Celeeaaa cum.- ia. The\
were arrested with the ser\aiit. Mar)
Smith, and taken to the l__d Street
house Ail the prisoners were
bailedexceatiagMrs. Ramsay and role,
man.
\" charge had been preferred agmna?
Mr? Casey, the woman who dud at
the Ramsajf ajiaitment. L?r. Braeu?!,
fiom H irri-rad t-o lata
the prira?e
rd the bo.
patrol the stut
Deputy 1 ? ' nm
missi'i
gee-- F.dwsrd ! -i gg ? ' the Police
fi, . .... ... ,; ted ? ?estigatlarn
Mn. Casey i de a? h
ut nigl I ?? Q? ' sy. 1 er l ???band,
a?-.. | ? ? ng the body, ?*"l '?'
h.? wife I ad had heart disease fat tars
\ear? sfld that pi- IcIbbi had ?rained
her saalBsl th? dm ri r of luddeB es
citemeal ..
0/itneseOI were examined who sain
thai wheo Di Jennings tried to par
?nade Mrs. Caeey to be taken to Har?
lem Hoopital, ?h? nfused, and sei?')
a rele?.??' slip I.??'" thS BU.BB
lance lurgooa,
Mr S. nil said thai he WBI pOI '"'?
? man had died from natural
reuses. !!-? hraaded n fal ?? i rumor
?i,H. Mn I Bsoi wo ? frightoBod to
death Sl 'he light of a gUB drawn by
one of the de!. IB ?B th? 7
p.. i '
TETANUS FROM SADDLE
MAY KILL KUNTSWOMAN
Riciiiiy to Hounds, Mrs. It R.
Roberts Is Infected.
?
? ? ' :
from the -
to he . .
?
r< pon ' ' '
tetsnu H. Rad
prom en! ? ' .
ill at Gi
nova,
: hree
......
.
??y- Mi ' r B. Bute
of Mi
'
bun!
?
SYRACUSE AWAITS SUNDAY
?Prayer Meetings Propon fat Saidaat
Troll, OpsnlBg Ort? ?"?
i-. i- .
BvrM - Everythiue? is
?
,
?rai hundred prayer
meetings an b? h g h ild in By
- every nighl The eit
?
churel nS ?
g ?he
? ? ? ? .
The evangel!?! due hen some time
thi? week, and ". ;; i". direc
.. . ? . Senatoi
prank
ing the revival
the campaign will ??
m thousand
?
in th i
march the stre? I aber
aacle
Lai ,,?? ? from Roi ? ? er and
Buffi
i- line ?
PI gelis! bsa sen*, word that
he ?ptefld to ojuks an at!;..
itartlna with the
sad ?. n 1] !'nc.
13,000 END STRIKE
AT GENERAL ELECTRIC
Accept Offer Made h> ?.ompatn
lie lore i lu y We ni Out.
. nectody, I Y., Oet -';<. The
strike ? ? eh ha
in sa cari i on v?u< c Ocl oh ? ! b
OuO emj thi General El?
Compi ted to
mghi ? .? agreed to i
he - it'll nu i.*.
the ii.? i'? gaa.
be < gol ? nine and a half
hour i., t and per c* - reas?
othei B per ??< -i? wage in
p '..*i.h..! i. I'M ! hoy will
. ?. Moaday moi ning. Be
? ?
i
II,, r. eras i |
wide ?
iy las Internatioi
in n of Mi chinists.
The producing end <
tied a .
ami foi . ' -i.'' hi
be extend? . ompan)
m Port ?? Bj se, Hui., i.iiii Pit!
I ' . : . Masi extend to Loi
?'ti.i i it*.. .? ten 231 of the
too! deportmei t of the Gen? Veh
'
en Eli ,.;,,. ick on of
n pal hy .
-. ?
MISS SIEGFRIED A BRIDE
O'Ryoa's Ud Wed? Daughter of ibc
I.ate Navy Man
'.. port, 0<rt 21. Mil Margi
Siegfried, daoghtei of ih. Charle?
a. Siegfried, aidea of M?dirai
In.ap.ctor Siegfried, of 'he United
State? Navy, ?*.., nuir.i.l this morn?
ing to Jos? pfa !!? s m er 11. Rivera, ion of
ihe latu Benrj ? De i ivora, ol New
tt.r'n 1h? ii lemony 'imk |i!..ce ,n the
apartment- of the bride' mother at th.
? loraoa i ?ttage, ob Cottai ?treat, th :
I.e. Stanley c Hughi
1 oficia!
Mr. De Rivera, ? > itenanl
. .
? I of Mea i ...i -.. ai
or Goooral O'Rya
. dward ( brystis, of
;'' '.'i i?'?'..' '
matron of hi
The brist. whiti
trtmi ri! ..aid
?he carried ? large iboworof gsrdeniai
sad lillei ' f-the valley. \ bridal
luncheon followed thl .. and
then Mr. sad Mrs. I?e Rivera left by
motor for Beetofl on their wedding
trio. 'I hi v will revide ?n Sew . ?
a
TTmrn Wt M attftf ? "? /
I Strandtiof?rjtf&ff
0K?O P. 47"' Sl*
LuCky laatobjir tStttomf, ?1
Oub MiOht
! '.iVs-iJaV. Spe?o\l D-mcers ?
fr-?B, l-UJS Soinb-r GfttFtT ! _
Jsta?ixtf* U?KibittoT\ dancers A
Danct/ Thrc?? V*.?ior.e
Ov^ily D?ncirft
Luiu)vwri:ll30A?1 ~ZvH
A(\-tr.oot\ tea .4.30- 6 A
After Movie 5i?pp*r 6-1?
pnvaT.ilt? on ArrsrA-rTVTili _
!n> K VancpTtTi'- i
M:52?!.J^Dtt^K.rollry
? - e-^-JSc
iMoms
MTU
ft
RECTOR'S
Ire.
m -Ppnrel
See
h edtil
Relc
______
Th?
Mond,
and
Tueaijj
rr>..rt??n'h f-t:??
? ' . A_>-_?
Art of Getting Best Return for Money Expended
Is Learned
When You Buy Here
READ AND NOTE HOW WE WILL MAKE
TOMORROW AND TUESDAY -j
PROFITABLE FOR CUSTOMERS
In Unprecedented Vogue of SILKS
Vt'hen ?ere Silk? nnd \el?e1s so much
aad Suits? I,.en where wool fabrica
t.M ?>r ns an BCceeeef).The grea
?i.rird the aasortmenf. ??<> thst H .'. It I".
ion BIB) he sure of finding ju-i ?hat
abundance.. 9"s ha.? proeerod for
matched rispia? ? ? f all thr ?ir.?ir.-h!e
I i-t I hi rnlor von want IS) Heera'a and
I' ?! .?, e sure to please.
nsed in the mal. in* of Modish Dreosea
are employ?.! ?ilk Is used in rorohina
ter the demand, the lsrg?-r and more
(where fummis a*?ortmont . aheaad
>nu ?ant. Staples and NavettlSB la
Ihll hBCTeased d? mand **ith SB un
kiinl. and ?olor? H yOB rBBBel K? t
?' c arlH cntlos? or to suit yoe :" pel . -
Chsrmii _ Satis Striped Taffetas?
? gS of fei ?rlt? bine? and
th self ,r,n? ?atln
-... f v , rh r'.nru eoBtrasts
rucl i rosra, blue or Macs or
navy, jrey and black Tin Inch
.' . , ,,- >r
combine s th. wool materiala some
? Mripf are also included
1.3S and 1.48
( ' e "laid Tafelte a th and
,? ,,?:'. bal ? fleh dark
' lediBBI color C'i'iibin-ttons
In .plen<I..I showing - . inch
1.7.V i.n_. __.-...
15 inch Persian Taffeta? emuisite
. -i'h vsrieas color greeada
Bueh as light i if-. Clel, reee pink,
H Iren,! , navy, brown. .Ia?pe.
eontraatlng f.gures in
'urge ant) small effer's for
trimmings,
or ?" eombi is witfc ethei
. I?45
iew Printe ! Satins -fi inch
('hampagne or Hague
.- ounds, with * arioaa ever
printings large and small
.98. 1.29
'rope Meteors aoft dell finish
'., , ' dl t-. Nile, Mai.?, i'ream.
. U ",. il e, <"iel. Hague Blue.
:i. oil? ? . Ffnater green. Golden
Brown, ('.">?!. Navy, Bergaady,
. Midaight
blue ami black.1 .49
Some inter? .tin? ilenis:
i aille Silks
Paille Silks ' '
i .,,- | Bg? ar Preach
I , . -, . .... Bro . Mosa G
i hampagne. Pearl Gri . Taupe, else
Wh-,*. and Black f* '
s-ii's. M iaaea' and Chtldn
, Coats, etc . I.M
Faille Taffetas a charming fa'.re
reeemhllng fall?s bat ?? Itl i la
eloser cord _. _fl rf?n
Brown, Heater Green, Midnight and
Nov) Bluea rhlts ar,d bit el
smart t'.r afternoon go-^
Tw?. leading favorits i'1? * '
fr.r ( 'on?. ii<- < hin<e.
?ride Bortmeat ef I
i . i ?la shades for ds
evening wear .I .'_.?
Black Faille Silks yard S >
?oft finish for all drsSS
purposes .1...0
Dacheees Tard srlds
soft, (.lo ? el black . i ,2_
Yard Wlds Black Taffctn? _ *
left aad iBBti saa
Bervicssble quality.??? -'-,v*
Special pur haSS Radium Taffeta*?
?of*, lastroa aheen I i a draping
quality '.ill rs idlag
rashloaahls shades 10 i e ?
bought in the regalar
retail at |l.7_
Speets! parchase ? ? ? -?'
New Fail Ceedareys fu ra
?ranted shad
wa, Taupe. Savy an l Greca .98
1.3(1
1.3(1
i /
PETTICOATS
In Profusion
Stock. No, Equalled El.ewhee,
*nr Variety and Valu,
- grades....!^
itura
"?'M* - r.,- ..,
-' ? ?? thee
1 *
? Bias -aiaiBBfldel
-?? ' 2_?
? ?Une .. k Jer,?A
'-fords.
ng and ?ma-? no.elt____
black variety of f,.Jne?_
ttSd a-,.I Arw ftnng top?
Sateen Petticoat? black ard fp\\
?*?* ?' '--.r/..?^H
flare t-*-.nee , g| llllt
exceptional fabric really??ZJ
PU? and make launder per.*tt|T
- ed rightly Irer _r wren,
ralue 1 4B
other Sateen s ?s??h'
Petticoats from ...:? ? . "\j\ft
Silk Pett'-oat? taffetasssd
alines smart Fall colora ? ?
? - ad '- -"-: I ?_ esrrsct
I -?Oft
Mis?es -atren Petti,?m? good
m aad
I that
IB? ' .jh
Two Great Leaders in
SUITINGS and DRESS FABRICS
For Tomorrow and Tuesday
SIM i
54-INCH :
? 81.41
.UIT1NGS
80 cts.
-miner-? manufacturer closed out
? , ti? a* a apee .' price hla sample
pieces and s.irpl .- itock <?'? Plain and
Fancy Ser^?-?, Vigoureux, Bedford ami
Whipcords, Gabardines, Dtagoasls,
Basksl Weaves, Herrii.gbones ?.nd ra?
rtons othei suitiags....Pure wool re
ahades of blsek, ssi y and
te ct/lors.
POPLINS & CREPES
70 cts.
theatre an.i reeep
anil wool eombiaed ?of* draping, hign
lustre....Men) fsshiei ra, in
eluding Old Res?
?lue. Arm; t'!-.-..-. Belgiss Bias, K_vy. j
' <ii n.
Myrtle. Amethyst, Pi ? Ha
,? ... Taupe, lin. B
4B
How Ably We Are Demonstrating That Truism
HEARN'S for UPHOLSTERY
Every day in the week, every hour in *he .h ippiag de - sy
ing throogs attest ths ?bIbsb eoastaatly o-'i'-'i in thla great basement de?
part meat; no room to expatiate on the wonderful BBaortmeata sad values to
.. it. i.i.l. but our advice la if yc-u have a need of anything in
Upholstery Fabrics
Cretonnes
Scrims, etc.
Curtains
Pcrtieres
Come!?You'll be delighted with t?Se offerings?
HANDKERCHIEFS
partateat ???ote?
I - a inert
' . ?-SV W
a lliaa_i
great csA
' ".'Am
V.-ii's Novell. ..in.!! er.-hief?*?
' r,
initials
??w i-'\ spt?y f
Vcn's flam ! - , ? ?
!.oig'-;!ow
'' for -B
. \'.>
M< 'a ?Atra Si/o Hantik? rchief??
?t hem? .U
M s'a stih Baadkei hief??
?rders ?"^
ite oi ? .....
Wonaea'a Embroidered llandker
chief a reck
< ? cnbroid
? whits OS color"
eg. .25 Special .IT
.94.
tVomea'a Pure Llaen H'dk'is?
?net lar-re
IcsigBS. .66
Finer, tppenssBst ard la
? ieirn !n?h ft_br_M
11;., te 2.-MI.
\Nomen'- < r. |ie de < hi?e llandker?
??hiel? ? bite, m ?'.. c'.oreti er
rner;
, ?? -i loloi ad sr whit*
so Artr.cniar. !act td|B
lui. ? . ors, eso'n .M
t.ace Trlm'd ITmdkerchiefs -purs
Venise
or embroidered
coiner .?*srh
?o I. Ill
ChildrSSfs Handkerchiefs?
-h,!,, lii pi ?t.- col ret bordar
ith initial
..... ._:.??
lio.s' Initialed llaedkerchlefs?
each .V?tj
4*
pui ?
Special Purchase of 3,500 Pairs Fine Nottingham Curtains
nty herders, Celeoial Creeebers, i .a- . ?''
Wln'f. I.,,,.. Beige
THREE LOTS?.95 1.48 1.98
One Third Below Value About 180 Styles
New Shipment of
a Recent Special Purchase of
lie.? Sout H_ndLerch?efs
Dr.periei and Hanging?
Doubla bonier Madras with
colored floral designs, in ds at SSt
MU
colors slsewhers M .
ift'inefa 'ream ami Win'? Madra?
desirable ?mall effects val. ...
Rich Colored Madras in Oriental
and ?tinned glass ?lesign Spec.
\,.v. aaafaet ?aad unfadable fahrics
1er doers and overtlrape?
'"i wiadewa weed brown, *-ea
BOB, old blue. Brisases ai d
BBS tinting? 3. inch val. ... :t??
i ? -v i de value .79...Ill
Value 11.1..SI?
Draperiea r?o inch
Oriental, floral and geome'
designs Artistic designa'and
high art colorings Special....1.88
Parchase Pias Certain Net? from
I of the highest class manufac?
turer? immense a--ortmeut,
nelading Colonial, P.!"
Pilot, Mexican, Egyptian and
Piah Net designa value.2... .lii
Value H tad 4M.ii!?
Value '?.and ?9. MU
Before Tefl ?.o F.l?e*?here Be Sur?
to See Our Stock of These Drapere?.
New ."?I ire1- ? '???I'inr.e? floral?.
Orieatals, old Engli ih, ehii
verdure, tuwetry, I ktneee and
?i' .?rabie blach sad white
more than HO Btylea .?pecial . .Ml
Taffeta ar.d (rafi- l loth Praperies
most art:?'ii- dSSigBS and colors
copies of the imported at manv
? - ths price
usual 't. and 4. St values.iilt
I.inen Tapeta ?'ret unes fruit,
?.?-r.l',?' tapestry and othe:
desirable effects
elsewhere ?" and ..0 . !.
Plain f olor Taffeta? and Pin-, tic?
and oth. r ,<.?.! effect- tha* look
well combined vi-.h cretonne
for drapes or slip cover- rose, r.ile
crimson, blue, etc. special.?..
FINE LACE CURTAINS
i.- .1 'oit:ette and Lacet Sp', al
p'i?,e'"!ij in very Parchase
??ensi'-e variety Price.
$'. M ...lis
nsaelly ItJt.. .7.?>s
. tall) I1UI . }i.i?s
!n?rt P.. ? ar.ti Reaaiaaaaee
!.._--, I.1IH t.?is ii.M i i :*?*>
Wt.rth about _'.', ?,er cent mat?
Armure llamas* Portiere?
.".-incn tapestry borders
value 14-M .ml S.'.'.'m.3.fM
V.i*\ er.ible Silk Fro i ! I
Portieres two-toped eelorlaga
value t:.ii. ."i.71?
i Fine Re-.er.-ible \'e!?>ur Portieres
rich dado and o'her de^ig| ?
Hose and Nile, Ciim.?or. and Olive.
Old Bias ar.d Breara an,l .-?the?
eesahiaatleaa ralae IISJI ..14.98
LPHOLSTERY FABRICS?
50 inches wide.
Pineal Mehsir Pie-i-., -
tlao Antiqui V<
slsewhers ?SM sad HM :\.ux
Si!'_ Veloun i>!...ii or Sgared
also .la?pe Stripes ex?|in lite
.. ea of reee, myrtle, cr.mson.
oii.e. tan. m-ilherry. etc
worth U 'm to SI ,"?0 >ard.I .96
r.ever-ibir Pa.i.ark? .
Vordere Tapeatriea . - .98
Satin Fin lh DaSBBSks.
Worth 11.29 -o $1 ?"?9.
Sunfa?t l'r.'atiiible DamssV?
broc;?.!?, t!- irn
Finc Verdure Taps rich I 1 49
SMART LININGS
for Every Purpose
at Prices to Attest Our
Supreme Velue-Givin_
vnil seeertaseata at all timo, *n*
? here This fact is well k__SB
to tailor?, dressmakers and ?*> SB>
. retal
M?.ire Percaline? Yard wide silk .
full line of color?, alao wL
black and ' '''.'-*? '?'. -* ??*
1 iaiB| let las ' ?'? sad
r? am,
.. r.-.i -?es M
Rreei -g
si _f
Mercerized **:?t?^ns Full
'??t?4.
reg if ?? ?1 '"*
T??o Specials in
Petticoat Flounces.
I*
?1 -cial "
,r '
. is
' Eaaily adjusted ehangaable
i,.t. ilarlv $1 2. and
?i M special. ?**?? and j
1 Also Sateen Flounce? ..V> to If
' Floral Lining Sa'lns :'?*
's on dark e'fl*
blu'*
-
51 inch Blaik I SSjB-lBBS
finuli give ? \celletit
utility coats.HU ..1?*4.
Meecertsad Sateena Full 1 ne ef
colors for fancy work. pett-ceat_j
??iiings, bed ?<?;? an.l every o'.nSf )
lining use highlv lustrous - -J?
.Hite?*
Yard -TIBS I inin-j Satin? >?**?*?** '
,i a' ' a vs > ? * fOm
and green or na\-;, and white
BOft lustrous and
g??od wear. .
|J
- to &?
medallions or small floral ef
fects immer.-?' va ?
Valie f 1 PI atiU % ' |f
Runfast Pop'in? ai' < liera
..0-inrh Parnitare Rs ipa PI .?
l-ne of beat ihsdei -?
See other Sunday papers for Twenty-two (22) Morning Specials, on
Extraordinary Values.
Mi
FREE - Dependable Alteratiesl j
Women s
Suits. IVI.50 sad up
< outs. All
Oreeeee, ' !?."? sad sp
skirt?. I.9B a- _ UP
ises' and Juniors'. ?*JI "sB
.?II
Sale Monday and lues (Lav?until I "?*[

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