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EMERALDS
of IjiUnl rarity ami
heauty m ly alwnys ho
gelacted tVom the
DREICl R collection
? Rinft?, Pendants,
Studs R.u Bracelets.
El
DREICERaC0
/?iff?ik
riFTM AVCNUt at rotTTYSOCTH
NDVVORK
JOHN D. FORGETS
TAX SWEAR-OFF
With Son and Brother Lets
$5,800,000 Assessment
Stand on Last Day.
h# big ta
ant of Ti ? ? - dears
?
- oner*
? ? rfoimai.ee
-
a
?
?
?
?
?
' | had
man had
?
I ?, appear I
?won ? '*nta
?
Mr. Pur:
.- the as
: pped. Tne head of
"r made it a
? ? i\\ ulge the
It per
rdhv ?ere
? ?
?
\ ander
I R?|
terta
'.000.
ENO'S PRIVATE
PAPERS BURNE
HEIRS DECLA1
Clifford and Amos Pine
Produce Affidavits ii
Will Contest.
RECORDS DESTROYE
ON CLERICS ORD
I statt-. It Is Sou Believed, V
Reach $15.000.000 Court
Names Administrators.
A bundle of aAdavitC telling of
burning of papers from the desk
Airo? f kno by order of a la* r!
employed by attorneys, for tie ?x?
tor? furnisheii some interesting i?
Intunis yeaterda] the Burrogn
o? Mi Ene
being contented.
? the contention of iiifford i
Amo* il l P nehot, nepbewe, and
uther I - that Mr. Ene ne
intended to leave Columbia Unlverai
the residuary legatee, as much as I
:h :t i* now estimated t
Ital ?.n'ount to.
lotaill of the destruction of t
eonaiatlng of letters, recot
sstate ef Mr. E
rmorar.de. were told in i
?-?ante Johnson, the Swe
laemai rl fed the furnace ii
I data on which the contestan
place mi tance, i.:.iier instn
ilei
se pape
I ; i
...
keenei
Estate Ma] Reach ItMtMM.
? ? in igate Fow
m yester appointment c
termlnatio
' ? ?. .- contended in be
? thai lister, nephee
and nieces cor,te-t::.R thai the d<=
: purer? n igl I have ihOWn Ml
F>.o's reported briief tha-. his Mtai
'voulij not amo I B re than $6,
OW believed the estati
reacfa M 5,000,000.
Johnson sa:d that the work of de
?traction took h:m *he greater part o'
a: d evw
?\ hamperfu? of the paper?
was left over. Johnson sa:d that thl
residence, at 32 Fifth Avenue, wai
with >moke from the r.urn'.nu
which perhaps explains why
t.;fford Pii next day found
n a corner near some ash cans.
destroyed paper
of Is larpe'.y a matter of conjecture on
the part of the coi ti 'irr.'
?
- Capers Humed.
Now mu- .'tter?
and other papers thai troyed,
c re? ii ' ' ? fac? I obied
ef the niece? of Mr F.nn, for it
hinted that tl.ry might ha\e ?ustain
the eeateatiofl ef the eoatostanti ll
Ml l:o ne\ar intended that Colure
University should have such a ?a
share, a- ,; that hs believed, as be o
? aid, thai hia 'state would probably
,; . - lg,0O0,0O0 It is also c
tended thai his sei "' making a u
veraity, beneficiary of ?bout half
lila estate area Ojultt contrai', 'o
? ? en higher sdacatloB.
William r Bas s?iJ thai he I
heard his brother a??ert "that
college eduoa'lon wn? a bad thing '
a young man "
Surrogate Fowler heard an Spall)
UOB yesterday for the appoint merit
temporary administrators to act un
fast ha- been decided, I OUni
for T.ueiiiH II. Ileeii and W Ulli
Mitchell, the executor?, asked that th
be appointed. Counsel for Willtum
Eno, the contesting hrother, asked th
some disinterested] person nr a tn
company be named. He argued that
however, the sxscatora were sppoinl
a* admlniatratora, then I member
the Baa family should be deaifnatad
sel with th?m
Mor* in,presses Surrogate.
. at the atory about the bann
papers made an impression on ''
Suirogate. waa shown Of his statOStSI
"If It were nol for that 1 would appor
the sxecotors," hs ?"imi MTo sppeii
the sxscatora alone aft. i the deetru
tum of the papers though I <loi
suppose they had sgythlng to do wli
it would be ?? ' Ssrregs
PowlST. thsn appointed lifers ai
Mitchell, the si rs, a '?' '!'am
Former 8 irrogats charle? H. Becks
appealed for Arnos !< B. and CitToi
Pinchot, tv o oi the i ontestai Is B
explained thai the family of Mr. En
w?e aroused by the destruction of tu
papen Ont SI tht affidavits present*
hy .Mr. Beckett wsi by Mrs Florence i
Graves, a Mere of the testator.
Bhe told of gi hone of ht
?nele after hi? death and finding M if
-. Heaporitis, 'he houseki eper, In
neatly excited condition, "She said,
fan Graves quoted, "thai Mr kfei
?ipstair? destroying everything an
that he l a ; no rest cet foi ai
She said he was destroying rev uncle'
paper? snd letters snd bad even eon
-.hat holy of holies, his safe." Mr?
(ira-.' edi "I went to th
library and called Mr, Men and h
can c down, l ?rated to him, si ? ?
I cut' rent? .lows:
'M renn,-; sou. in the name of re;
aunt and uni e, M rs w*<
Eno, itroj anything/ R,lu
?tated to 1 the i
qualified and that hi
I, Mrs. On
When h<
Mr. ! gate 1
-,to eoneidi
in ai ? ? . .-i miniatratora.
. ? . ? eoun?
for the executors The Surrogate
wanted tc ? ?' ' '
"Il li . ?
fortunate Your clients have been out
- ?
|| v.R ??? pis r., i by Mr. Bsldwin. for
the executor?, that 1 I B< to
the !.' il e an inventor
guard the valuable art collection. Mer;:
had no orders to de*'
was ? |
"Mi ? -" *a<d Bun
r, "He s; ? ? H\e touched
thoi,:. ? eei ' u tule i
\\ :.
Mr. Ei ? ????? er?i wills i
life tin
'
Cromwell. "He believed
made man.
? ??
? uncli
It .
Lad', ?'?
Mr. K.-.o a liste ihi Pii
the
i testai ??
The Store for Men
Separate Bv?ding. Separate Stocke. Separate Service. Broadway at Vinth.
A Few Suggestions to Help Out in the
Selection of Gifts for Men
Fur Coats
Kur lined coats are $n7.f>0
t<. $ 1 7 3. The coats at
>0 are lined with full
skin inufikr.it?weary deep fur.
Persian lamb. Hudson seal or
ntt-r < ollar, black broadcloth
-hell. ?oats which can be
worn as a dross coat or in the
car.
as in inuskrat lined are
$67 50 to $ 1 SO. Civet cat
lined coats are $173. The
< href-cat ii becoming a very
popular fur.
We have been compli?
mented on having the best
line of raccoon fur coats in
the ( itv W? ire selling them
every day.
An Overcoat
\ (. hristmas pitt that
would be appreciated by any
young or middle aged man
would be one of our RF.D
1 EAF Listers at $40 and
$45, or h staple overcoat at
%21.50, silk lined through?
out, or ? $2 7.50 9taple black
and oxlord overcoat, partly
half lined with silk, some
lully lined.
Scotch Wool Gloves
A line selection which we
? annot duplicate in time for
the holidays.
Gauntlets, with inside
glove lined with art]
$4. ><> pair; with stockinet
lining, $2.75. Heavy knit
glovea, stockinet lining,
$2 >(l 1 ong oxford gray
?Jutting glovea, $1.50. Hand
knit glovea, kid binding,
stoi kinet lined, $2 Short
Win I gloVCO, , ), $ I . $ I . )()
pair
Room Robes
Made in our own work?
rooms, from ?elected foreign
and American silks. $27 50
and $ i5.
I hese are the only robes
in New York made by the
store tl a' sells them. The
silks are chosen with dis?
crimination. Quite different
silks are | -quired to those
used for I kties and worn
en's dresses. I hese are
heavy, durable silks in a hun?
dred exclusive patterns.
For the Car
In the motor shop is a
great assortment of robes
from $> for a single black
and green mohair plush robe
00 inches long up to $450
for a handsome beaver fur
robe with satin back. Be?
tween the two prices are wool
robes varying ?n price up to
$t)0 Some very fine mohair
plushes hav just come in at
$15; some in very bright
colors. A veiv ?.ne import?
ed rohe of , ninel s hair wool
with a silk back is $2 5. I his
is exceptionally warm and
very light
Ihermos ware and lunch
baskets are also desirable
( hristmas Gift*
Neckties
Selection of Spitalftehls
silks for nr<~kties to be made
to order, is best made eatlv
Prices, made up. $2 to $h,
bow tie?, $] 50.
10,000 neckties at 30.
upward.
Mufflers
Very distinguished look
ing are those of Spitalneldi
silks, at $10. Some knitted
silk mufflers at $3.30 to
$10; knitted wool. $1 to
$7.50.
Some ex? lunive designs in
each group.
ft * *
Choos
Custom Shirts
Bring a shirt of hi? to us and
have half-a-dozen new shirts
made for him.
Colored madras. $}; jai
quard madras. $4; heavy
Russian madras. $>; silk
mixture or Russian cord on
fine batiste. $6; |apanese
silk. $7; heavy striped silk.
$M; pleated bosoms. id,
extra each shirt.
Sport in General
Guns, fishing tackle, foot
balls, punching bags, punch
ing bag platforms, consoli
dated exercisers?a < orn
p?ete assortment in the
Sports Store, on the Sixth
Gallery, New Bldg.
For Golfers
Golf clubs?a complete
assortment in the goll shop
on the 6th Gallery, New
Building.
I ' ' ' ' s
F O H N W A N A M A K F, R
LAWYER WROTE
TO SING SING
GRAND JUROR
Prosecutor Will Ask In
dictment Over Note
Favoring Warden.
EMBRACERY CHARGE
AGAINST J. r>. LEE
J'lea Defended an l.ejjal by Its
Author- Court Sees Effort
to Defeat Justice.
? barging 'ha' Josopl Daj 1-ee, a
lawyer, with offices at M ? hirch Mreet,
had written a letter to influence the
BTestckeeter grand jury now Investi
gatlag Blag : lag conditions in favor of
Warden Thomas Mott Oaborne, Ills
tttorno) Frederick I BTeaas en
nounoed last night that he would ask
Mr. Lee's indictment fur embraoorj
Mr. Lee, who readily admitted writ?
ing the letter, ?aid he was no? worried
by the District Attorney's threat, aid
added tkal tin P1*" ?f writing the lei
tor had been discussed in Mr OshorBS's
presoaes When this Information was
bre Igl ' to the attention of the i'istri.-t
Attorney late last nigh'. Mr W*OOkl
sa.d :
. ave no ijirect evidence to show
.' Mr. Oshorns was behind an at
tempt to influence the grand jury. I
understand thai he spoke at a ? as ting
In Pleasantville ot, November 10, and
that at the close he discussed the plan
oi writing letters to the 'urors and
others With Mr. I.ee. This is not enough
did any one on, but if I had tht
evidence I would a?k for b:s indict?
ment. This < .1 ? rl sf
?"or."
Mr. I.ee said vesterday that hi? lei
ei represented tin views of th? Men?
ef the i'leasant.ville Presbyteriaa
church, of which he is a BWBlher, s
Il did not constitue embracery
"The code provision read.? that em
bi icery ii si attenant to improperly In
Tnere m r.otnmg Im?
proper in my letter, i bave telephoned
to Mr P/eeks 'ha* I aril] be a? my offlc?
whenever he wants me. I don't think he
will press the request for r.n in-lict
?
Pa-1 of the letter written ts William
A. Murray, one of the Jurymen, fol
lows :
"We all Appreciate, of course, that
"and jury had an oath to obey,
and murt find or re'use to And indie'
i o? 'le itrei gth of the evidi
It Bat there is a tremendou
g in our community, and, 1 be
' re igl ? ? ? latry tha*
? 'he District Att-rne
? I ? let the grand jury hear the
warden of Sing Sing or to take 'h.?
.ury fora personal nvsstigation
prison, 'he j ? bould
warden be heard an'.'
make first ha i ? eetleatlou o.'
the pf1?'"1 Itself, befon handing down
indictmente in such a situation ?is the
prou nl one."
"If Is generally understood thai
under the present regime offender* are
bj the eoarl of the Mutual Wei
League, whieh t? itself on trial,
? ending that. It i? to he
SSS it makes good in im
prison diaei] It is
?
red the pris
? f they eond id their conn
properly a
| be no' further
? " them While, of
course. ft |] hind offl
? ' \ are morally
bound to ' ? faith with
: pared I
era is had and
should be abolished i i, we think,
no man ? U In I | . , \, I o
donee pre
i oeecuting i I
ty. "m should hear both
?
v, hen th m red Ived l>\ the
gtai.d Juroi yetterds
' ? ? . Moi ichauser for h
The juetiee told tl ?
eeery, i i :nci
Mutual Welfai
? . t to pass en
It ted "i ng Binsj
Oi borne. Year on Job.
s.i\s fries Are Reaten
.11.. rounding on?
?
"l think the old 13 1 th<
Mr. Oaborne succeeded Thomai ?'
r The
? 1 \
van's
found the w irden in ? cheerful mood,
? . ?
Marry Boleskey, tne prisoi
rly an Inmate, I
hook. .1
ttsel newi
?
prison work. He has ama
? 1. ? everal
? alone has something appeared
? ry day abo .?
I plet
itroni BOS -??? M ?'?'borne and
nmates, together with | I
le the sdvertieing hai k
I the eauee of pi
f ? folks
, ? 1 ? ? ?
keeping of Sing Sing Priaon
-, with the
hurts goods mar.
3 BOLD THIEVES
TRAPPED IN BANK
< ont iimril from \>?f I
mg a: the I! ?? arle
.
'?? - -? :
.....
ant] -four, a
maker, 640 Bive
atl ted 1 irct
?. of tat
.-? two as ? I
tion o;' im
who hi
Gn ter Nsw
? ?
Early ? rere picked out
of a k
.'.
?
ICO S - H?t Apr;l a
Folies Inapeetoi 'u; ?aid tnst the
threi men are implicated in the series
of robberies erhlen began la Itll and
run up to 1150,000 In ee hi I ehi
Theos arr?ete eve 'ihr!;, to deer op
the rollen nur rebberlee:
;?.?>!.'?
i I.
1911 W ? ? '' '??
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v Pi' Dim? ??? .
n II
. ILnk
? > rrtl
. ? ''
? . Hi ...i m i ,?. Heal
Elliott was releaeed fren Elm ra R<
i i o ??
liad hen. set,: in AUgUSt 1014, ' II ??
tempting to steal |6O0 fron the
i ashler's cage <>i the Waldoi Aatoi
Hotel. At tnal tine he a ted tl ??
and a piere nf shearing gvm,
[toflasnn Is said te hevs s ;
mord ia Be ton, where be i- kno i
h piekpoekef under the name of Chi
Miller.
(lark Lived in g?renlas Drlvo.
When the. polies visited the fctvei
1.1 iir Drive apartment occupied by
Clark, lils wife became Indignant:
"He's nn thief. He's moral] s lucky
ira ruh 1er I've been married to thai
?oo Ion* to I. at "i siiv," she
?leolareil. "Why every time he
a lucky hi? he bought me Jewels,
only ? short tun.- age ho made me :?
present of a ear far rny earn ns i. No
thief sreuld de that," she erii
apartment wai rltted up luxuriously,
and the women gave evidence of >?
mint. "I think he thought n lot of
her," said Pinan. "il? certainly gave
bei !"' ? <?' pre lenta."
Hank honks ?n I papel h th*
pelicS ICised, Will likely lead to h P'ltn
bei .. othi r srresl i, il eras ?
HER EYES, NOW BLIND,
CONVICT A MURDERER
Victim's Sister Describes SU) ?
itif? She Sau F.i^'ht Years Ago.
The material witness in a murdoi trl
before Judge Be/ana in General Ses?
sions yesterday was a blind wow ??
saw ti ? etime committed, I n
sight years ago. Her good i
naed in place ol I et ai ? ?.' I
ifully that the lefi ndai I. Roaai i
th Avi
guilty to ni ? si da
(free
Mu ell i's infat?a) on loi
wife of Bernardo R i, his
initiier. Mice
< friend until ?
aunt, < srrai pored some?
thing in his eor in their Bat, 29
?h Street, on May 10, 1001
? went straight to Micelli, but the
Sicilian spat ii Bitxo'i "n. i and than
shot him through ?
In Huston last .Tune Micelli
th a woman. In si
?
bed killed R quarr illi I
woman tin ! M ?
rae i
In the meantin i lew of
giaae had return? I
search 1
the police found Praneeecu '
s'?trr of the n, i Irre.'
turned he; dg I Cy<
lurtroom, and mid:
"I eaaaei see his face, bat I shall ,
never forget to mj dying du- ?
' cell i.
why did you do i' *" ? ? . then
he fell back dead."
Micelli v
for ru I in tl r<*e at; |
than night year? and six month-1.
31 DIE IN BLAST
AT DU PONT PLANT
< i'iitlniie.l frnni BaSJO I
not enough of any nt" ?hem was loft
for identification, with th<? except
Ulan A i ii i \ ter, the
w'.iose home 1? civi p a? Portland, Me
. and ? peri
his body was found Iimt-.k".r,^
was i ? d by
i hi edi ' ? ( ; to il
; blown I
pack
llullding Blown lu Ri's.
g I i one
? feet.
and was divided
a sin| to be fo ind
badl) dan i
? ?? ? i bio? n an..
at.il tele]
near ?: sceni of thi ?
ripp.'d fro ' 01
?
?
? ?
? ,. . i ?? g boards, i ocl
.... ere I
Phi
?of and Uomceopathic hospitals, in
this city. ' " ?
out, and ? ? srs lost ai
?
of I
'?
they v
of killed a? Riven
i ir up
i cai
?
. - H n ni, il ? her. Marge
? ump
1
\ ? , ??
( lare- . ?lui
?
!? .! sur! ' ' 1 P
j - ' J. P
Meredil
.
Si.n.e HUine Soark
?
that the i
om n
? ? ?.
i I running
? list before the
-? i
?
along h n
-
?
?
ihock of the blast
? ?
i i ? n . to s
?
. un- barn ,
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sxeepl
'?v -Ah.-i)
? ?
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? ' i jfc'ti ta tha ei .^i, sad there
STATE TO SIFT
BANK CHARGES
Governor Acts on Com?
plaints Against1 Eugene
Lamb Richards.
I. J. GROEHL NAME.)
AS INVESTIGATOR
Union Batik Depositors Allege
Serious Mismanagement
in Liquidation.
Fredoi .1 Gn ehl, I itanl Dii
tried \" ?rney, was appointed by I
err,>,r Whitman in Albany yesterday as
. i under the Mon
Und .?'?' !?? the Btata Bank
, ? ?; I ie*pai ? n ? I
ittmi ? eeult of e
complaint bj the depositors sf the ds
fund Union Bsi k, of Brooklyn, who
Eugei i Lamb Bh ird
tati Banking Superintendent, ha*
II ?'.tut ?on for po
purpoaes and that the affairs of
?tie i,.-, i mismanaged by hi-?,
?
Depoeitoi .. who number 23,000, point
to the * ? I years sitti
? el ? he?.- i o( rt
eeh .'d a .. ?dend,
The fol . ment was given
itive Chamber at
\
"The Governor has received a num
te in which II Is alleged
'hat tl :' g ] lepai ' ment, bj res
? . ce and m '
led o ei ' In the beet
ta of the de| oaitor t of the |
? ?. hands ef thai
for in, tidalion. li ?.fac?
that -mue of the ii ts are at
Go?. that
rough lavas
? -
plainl sgsii
? <er I arhieh hrough?
appointment of As
., commis
lid to ive ?.'? d with
ii '? ? i I ' ? Roh rar, i hair
' ssident, and
jr., ecrets
I ? la tseoc iatioi
. Ifd I.. Doi .
? ? in of
of Mattheu i rlorsai to
?
bsequently.
the Goveri
i
the i ' fund?
v
?
Julj
\ tent District
ty. who is
?
? ;.id " rds wltl man
-. bsnl eonl
i of the le] o
: ?? men mal . plaint
? Richards
f the ''?..,
??
? closing out of one
000.
ting
at the Hotel
?'
g CI
iiad been
,. When the day
yard at 1
? ed not to talk.
? er i| n ere not ad
.lue te i ' pott
?w ;. ard.
BOtt du Pont, director o:' th*
powder operating department.
end E. II. F dent
of 1 :? irtment, were re the
e explosion occurred
and it ? once a thoroi;-.'
Uigid Inquiry Kegun.
\ mplete inveel gal loi
: it will be mi do," said one of the
? ? .
,-? .. lisaster,
? k on,
fin of the exp?o
. ways rems m e
- ?
Sog;.'- . "light
rhey
?
ted ii ?! about the pla??
;. ? . ? ?
leave by
I
eve bet i i warning
as fai i -aid the hi
tent.
? guard Se plant was in
bj Majo- Bytveater
I P< ? .iepar'ment.
is formi police at
gtOI 'ser
? ?? bul nothing
r hot lins of in
' on they are pun
Inventor of "liquid Fire"
I ells of Munitions Plots
? am >. i? n* t
? A eoafs
- leelan Di E. w
. .
?a of the Dei artment
i ? eon
munition
-? sad
i ' lay, at
ttaghe. son
? lunt and former
SI and Cer
Ft le ral prison, r
in the count
in?: money under false prett
? er naid that Bit
eon in the pay of
.'-? ts, SO ! that dur
? ' ceived * total of
Onlj 21 more Shopping
Days before Christmas.
Do you shopping now
and early in the day.
3D
Si
The Seventh Wonder
of the town
There is one newspaper in this town, one hotel,
one banking houie, one di partmenl store, one
eongtructioti r?mpanj/, ind one public Car?cter,
ciieli of which Ii.ms Borne special or peculiar elairji
to public Attention <>r esteem.
The Equitable Building if the Se\ enth Wonder
of the town.
Equitable Building Corporation
120 Broadway
=??
mM\mxxq&?*.
+M
664*566 ue>666 WfflkJkPfnUt.4P 4D T **? 47T5agj|
IN ADDITION ID
thcirtf/nportent
pfellina ? i>enh
comonsuu/ xstcnsiOc selections
of
S'marf bailleur Suite
Postumes bailleur ???? Blouse*
Afternoon & ikvemno ?owns
SireeMDreases. Dance Crocks
5San?some ?Evening wraps
jPur trimme? (Toats
i
M.Mi OFFER
mpovtant Values^
IN
. 'nonio nable Mir?
/ INCLU? /
>-*) . ( OF ( \l;A? LI? SI \l and MOI I
yiXmd $|45 $|95 $J45 $295 >4(>5
_C
ue
!tV
m up riy $195, #225 ?295 \ '?
? OF NATURAL SILVER FOX NATURAL BLIE
FOX im-.I> BLUE FOX MIU.RH) I
FOX RKD FOX \UIIII. FOX SKI V'K MOLE.
At $75?$95?$145?$195?$395?$650
iurmirh $').i. $14$, $193, $243, 5-^5. $900
-QUartuicejof '1;
$?,'W andVS
GURLEY FLYNN
FREE IN RIOT CASE
f'nntlnueil from paae 1
? oi believe him." answered Mis?. Flynn,
crisply.
?' taesses '?? n lie. don't therf n
markod the prosecutor.
v ?Teat man., <??' ' lieTi |
-?ir," said Ml ?s flynn, loo- -
at Chief ,?: Pol
looted on the first !?? ? ??'.:,? ? i
rors. The chief cast a sheepish
glance at the eolling, and every!.
fie courtroom titterad while the judge
warned them he would clear the pl.ice
if they were not silent.
Lawyer Haps Holice.
That was all. thank you. foi Miss
Flynn, and. after bearing three more
aritnei ??
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IB, after
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f'tphons
leid he ecu' ?
. i let M ?
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Fear Woman. 85. Will Rewed
"- prer?
Mr?. Mary
Frenchtown.
foi -*n for her ?a?
? :h> by W ? ir, *d
?
li.- ?aid her relative? feared Mr?
irry one of the ssitoi
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Hrr est?t ?? mated ?
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Centemeri
Gloves
Christmas Gifts for Men
For darning and evening weal White Kid" . . 1.50-1.75-2.W
IIM 01 : - i
hor ?l^v we-iiiing? and rt-icptiniis Grey Suede.?,w
red -., u m i ? ??*
r\,r the husmea* man .... Mocha .... 1.75-2.00-2.50
Kor the keen dresser . . . Washable Cape. . . 1-75-2.25
lor every we,l-dr?<e,: ,,. Buck, Covetl <r Gswf 2-00 to 3.50
AU thtie a'f rr.a / ,n nra'.> ims.w WUtUU I r ,t?fn',
Spatial Valuea at the Bargain Counter, on Second Floor
296 Fifth Ave. SS"