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Conduele?! by Samuel Hopkins Adama.
1 hi? drpm Inirnt he* enleieil the ?e?ond stage a?f service In
lutuin- ?esder?* Primarily it van? intended merely lo separata
ihe sheep a?f aalvet ti?>ng fi??m the g.aata -and hang a hell on th*
g?*At? But iii?>a it g.?e? hrvond n.ere identitif ation. It rmbracf?
a human natuie stud? ?>( both sheep and goat*. You are invited
lo assist. For evrry letter printed in thi? department describ?
ing expetiencea pleasant or unpleasant--with advertisers of
merchandiae. ext-eoting only patent medicines, The Tribune ??'ill
?end $2 00. payable m assy aaerefcatastiae of any Tribune advor
ti?ei Foi the asael important letter each month a ?pecial prisa
of $50.00. pitiable similarly, ?v-.il! be avtjtrded. Name printed or
vaitbbeld .aa a ?>u prefer, but must be ?igned or we will not know
sellare t.? send the prise oidei. Address: The Ad-\isor, Iha
I i ibtSM, Ne?* York.
.- ? te the mariner
induct their adeertieing department?
You i to the i that the only per? eptibl? ITei
. o { ahoea and > aa at M-00
pal .',".?' ,;ie same statement in the
third time. In the
ov? rlooked, but n?**-""
j?. g ? Imitat Hearst'i
I r paper how * ? feel pel
Al FREP S. EIS SI i l>
- opportunit) to make clear The Tribune's
?I | ? ? P . iii.'.i th?
mer e i t? elf is , unqui stiom
? the advertiser's enthusiasm fur
1 - ' iwever, the rieht t.i express its own
opinion li : variance with the advertiser's
views. - - . that any purchaser of ; glas ?ho*?
has a right, !.. The Tribune advertisements, to exped $? or $8
footgl ont. If he is not satisfied that he
t-S such valu? to The Tribune anil pet hit* money
lack. [ l-Visor is aware, an imitation
of Mr. . -ho.!.*-.
imaker'a will <*,o more to hoH t! - ?? II of their
ly wil
-
e 1 was at the < I "A'anamakct'?.
-
I
-, f..r .*'.. which - ??
the gloves,
i acy label. Answering my inqui , 1
t not
are ev?
?.. II. II.
The rule of i-in-1 e-right" could hardly be
? this amusing instance. In rase the cocksure
should se? this paragraph, The Ad-Visor would he chain-'
olumn wherein to expr?s? her emot
? i riatmaa i their ftere
- "
vr>arf*r in ? iftl r react
' 111 .; '
'
, SHERMAN F. ??'
Herewith il
? ?
vif Quaraatat tin- pr/cc of ovary thing wa sell
tn he as low as or louer than the sume article
or pattern Lao he bought anywhere else. II to
.: day, .< a eck or a month later \ou find the
same thing lower else" here, make 1 claim
upon u*? and it will he allowed at oolc. ' II hat
brooder guarantee con he given? It covers
ever) line ol merchandise we sell, and under
? ?n\ circumstances the patron ol Loeser's is
prot?t ted.
I verj claim covered b* mir guarantee is allow cal
m i,11111?. with thanks fur the information we receive.
Wg full) realize thai there is ?nil?, nue sentiment
in business?COM IDI NU . after t h <-. t the entire
structure is built upon prices and quality. Every pur
? hase mad? <>t ii?. ?arrie*? with it W INSURANCI
I'Oi KN against the possible loss <>t ? single penny
under an.? circumstances which ?an or ma) arise with
in thirt\ days, is an> further argument needed? Can
there possibi) he a safer store than one where such
insui an? r- .n en ?
.' prompt
funded her i and i I thi
? ?
there!
those st res who d
. ? .1 t.? buy I.ka in ;.?
not s them by their
rer to all ? Lain the pub
We do ' ? isional
? fiction ;.
.any of the popular
?
that Loeser document is! ?ind whal s re
' light it th "lowest ] ms in which, even
-. et, ....
the hunt of a
uter. I wa "eel at home i yet b?
? . .
line, "The 1 te of i
?
I.. ?r .... rd in the ? llj ?'moi
. rf.'p) -
\ ? i far aa I ki
.
Sol ? the wail
?
.? r in |
g paper 4
Tl 1, Gt !
a new and eery twist to the thi ?
I ord ?*. Taylor*a, hut 1 ondi i ??
?
tore a fri? ttentioa
if ti .
then made tl
-
? - .
?
? .
1
'8-cent
?
IM' ? ? LLY.
I ho difficulty an.-.'r? from
t . . rchandise by customers. A woman will catch
? p | t over to i ? lot*, shopper for ? ta ai 1 then
I ? ?.t counter bearing
r ;
... '
misplaced art
liftk-ulty. Pr< left under
ti,<- wrong | fol?
i"\\ .?: . Hr.. the store suffers I the
laUlt Ol tlic public
1 TRIBUNE TRArs FUGITIVE
Plan la l i?*i? t'eaatr) la Drag t sse
I h? art ni.
ugh et Idence pi ocured by 1 be
Tribune Bureau bf Investigations, l
??i ill" Filippi, of 237 1 aal 107th Street.
lima t.i in? -, ,|i nid! apeciallet,
? ) ..i tha? :i.l.lu- . lili- arreated
Wednesda) nighl l- Paaquale M.?uno.
of the ".I Branch Detective Bureau.I
?. d with i lolatlng ; ectiem i ead
"? "f the Harrison Im? baring cocaineI
m In? poeaeaeion while unregistered
rdaj be appeared before i ommii
?loner lloughton, it in, set the heai i k
for Januar] ?'.' at S e'doea p m . sad
? fixed bail nt M.tKM
Detective Morse, who haa bees
peral ing n ?th The 11 ibene Bureau
of Investigation! In securing evidence
-' dental faker?, was informed on
Wed ? ' ? afternoon thai t llippi in?
tended to sail for Italy Immediately.
Ha al once called upon Detective Ma
? ft.i-, it I . ti i nt t.' l' ;'. ippj '? ? ? ?
home, forced his way into the roomi
ai I found the "profeeaori1 hiding in ?
om.
lie finally prevailed upon Filippl te
?? i him and tooa him
to the Tomb*.. Marino said that Mr?.
Filippl and '? ovanna Maria, a daugh
?. ? ?'. red some re - atance
i ' ?? daughter already bun been held
? ( ?' bail for tnnl in General Bee
charged with practising deatlatrj
? ithout a license.
40 GIRLS ESCAPE FIRE
Many l rsp triun Baralag Factery, but
\in?,? \\ .is Hurl.
. i trappe
I I SI I '?!: i
iterday, ruahed to tbe
? .'f the
ken leiped from the
? | *' r into the nrtns of men on
? ? lewalk. The blur?- was cm the
? floor of a three Btoif brirk bul .1
j ?? . eupied by Mareua Goldamith,
facturei ' - ' eures.
I |1 ? :-een jumped, snd none van
hurt. The factory was burned. The loss
Plays and Players
of the Film World
* - ".<?.i *
i IVar picture, " '?' - Boae,"
. ' ?erber and Frank B
.- ?
- ?? ? ?nied iri a
'
I ? : >ay," at the Bay Shore
of \ ? g
Pa appear a*?
? ?n.l daughter ? ? I Is
mous Playei -' i id ire, " i
. . u
. a Ijjj ....
Ma? Murray, of Leaky films, will
I're.i
ntial tion ol and
i ?
. ? .
f the natio tl isday aftei
m ? N ovemb? r.
i .' ?seph Vanr" I n? sold a five
pr? feature piny to Vitagrapl
i roducting the play.
HearingB on the proposed censorship
bill i
? K'ednesdi - ?
f 1 ' . g film mi
?oil-committal.
g Ai ^ I irst," in ??
t the Ki
a
.
?\ho Is ?
.- i ritei home
after all, there'i i o placa Jual
1
STAR WITNESS
A STAR BOARDEI
New Haven R. R. I <><><
Bills to Keep VVeeks's In
formant in Regal Style.
CHARGES PERJURY
IN ACCIDENT SUIT!
Iireen's Alleged KftOWledg
Which Pricked Several Damage
Verdict! WOi Way let last'.
John .1 Breen, once an Induetrlou
lineman on tin? New Haven RallrBB?
then ngi'it f->r h lawyer seeking per
?.?rial injury rmipia i? to dny n geBtlc
mnn of leisure, exhibiting al! th" SBl
ward arideacee at preaperitj that sr
eompaay that fort?nate state
1? ?B?, through no brilliiint Wsl
??????t f-ini?.. no inberitenee ol weeltl
or discovery > ' hidden gold lbs
Breen'a mstamorphosia ???. bi
.' The rare goad fortune of be
coming n wltneai for the ,.i I?
-? it? ' f ?-a T*ork, under the ?in.;
. I I n der eh I ft eakn, Dii
trict Attorney of Weotcheater ?
arai all ?hat was naceeaary.
Altbourli Breen is elaaaifled n? s
witneaa for the people, Mr Week., ail
? Iti that be arranged for the
Haven to pay Breen', billa for an <-.x
pensive suite in the (arlynn Arm?
wj ire rin'ri? In addition to the ? : ti
Breen enjoved service, of attendants.
dinner? and if Btatementa of others
?.re to be believed hu unstinted supplv
ion,
Mr. Week? announced ls?t evening
that his witnesses ar'ually had ni b.
turned over to the San Haven Rail
i ??in! ?ii d Its detect!? ??- foi safe keep
ing. He said the dete?.i
. r ? ? county's The roa?
; ed to pa
? Funds of the p.
But thil exactlj the
told une . j esterdaj n hen Bre?
? ? ty Judg?
H ? ; ibba's .' r, in 'I he Bron ?.
ol Walter Peek, charged
vitb - ry Hi??? n
i ???.-?
; I ? ? 104 West ]
: - et, bei ause of th?
of the ; i . . ? . ? ? ,t I
i ??:??.
penses, bul had provided its
? . -
Witness ?admitted ( aatly.
,r , - ras not being
ad by the i
for n ?tneaaea instead of il
uriou - enjoyed for moi e
? Breen d
? said t ii?* he Lad I he i gl I I
' i ? tail ?' tne ?? as lie liked, aid di
rangement the ?
Ha' e? He aire?, I
I for *- 508 aa pa
costly wil ?
H- ? en lei icrriee of the Ne ??
ar. aid to Thomsa J.
? ?
orb wai to obtain i ?
jarj easel. foi a i i< h hi ?? ?
1 In per
fees. 1
cifferei Breen la aa
I to repr? ntat I l
T red to ma ?
I anybod
g him 1
et? ony. T h e r ?
road were sel
aaide, ? otabl] . ne foi *
of ? 'sear Fried, a ! nemai
arma in ai
luiniedia'' ame I
Annual Sale
I lingerie
and Corsets x~v:
S GT s
et Mc CutcheoE's tj^z.
Wink ?'M iniiiitlis past we havt I?? in receiv?
ing weekly shipments of new Kreuch Lin?
gerie, we have Jit Un s'tiiK' time been adding
tn mu* wiili" ?uni varied stocks of American
??/ ?^'.te-'MJ
During tlir remaining days *>I" llu-. month the
10% Discount
will continue to apply on .ill these garments.
We mention in particular herewith some of
tin" American lines.
?, t downs ?n Nain
6 iv **?>i>l*., tniiiiin-d with
//?'-A i':\ . dainty fine em?
V' broidery and Val.
\ I... es. $|.00. 1.25,
1.50, i 75 t?. 5.50.
/ m elope Chem?
ise. $1.00, 1.50,
1.85 i?. 1.3 i.
Drawers m Nain
s'xik, ( ambric ?
trimmer! with <-m
broid?ery .?nd Val.
lace. $.55, .75, 1.10 and 1.50.
Corset inters Made in soil Nainsook trimmed
with embroidery <ii'l \ .?I lace tOc, ) >< and
8 i?. $1 00 ..n.I 2.00
Combinations ?-$1.10, I iO, 2.25, I 75, 4 73.
Skirts?$ 9 ? to 4 ?0
Corsets
\X r have <? very ? omplete assortment <>f (. orsets and
Bra-"sirres, on %vh?4 h we .illow I 0 ]>er < rnt. di*?< <?unt
?InrinK January.
flcCutcheon Special lr<?m $J.">() t?? lb.50.
tiossard fronl laced from $2.00 t" 25.00 A num?
ber of tlic*?-* ?irr nun h below the regular pri? es
Brassleres from >0? to $18 >"
Fifth Ave., 34th and 33d Streets
[pe.i a-linees Ha aras Babpesaaed
i -, Mr Wet ka ? ymni "ir" '?? api
rert "i ?? ' d.Bees ' ndei i "'
mu? ...?.-I. ? he would have N? ? n
?uorteri H al the d? tention hoepital ?
IVhiti i lain . ?" al the p? nlteiil
Ii,,. n..lidn'l enre for ? ithi i | ?
, i ?n. , I, Week l'a errang?
the r lilroadJbeeeme ?. ? i? '
i , i |th ? eral attendani
r,,..,, ,?',| yesterday he had been
erben peraona repre?.
? i,, mselvea ?? from th? '?>??? II. '.
, ...... ,| | , led ? '??..t he gn? d ? 'i
. thsal I i '" timony had been
..I i,, ?t, O'Neill Bul I ried,
,.rding to Breen, refuaed to accepl
ti .- off? ? Breen mid I." wen.,"'
Haven because he failed I
oommiai Ions from Attorney 01 ?
II.. ..t il reaume the a itn? la -rund ibib
"i M Gibbeaa, sf the law ?'?
neat of the New Havea, who hai I.i
|? charge of the pel |ury caeei
Ing out of Br? BB'a atatem? ta, 11 d !??'
f
iiiicbt t lint tin- expenditures In (bu an?'
all the other eeaea had been l?gitim?t!
and ? hat si I the ?? ouch? ri sere I led foi
p.. . iction m that of th?
railroad offli
Mr. (.?bboi aid th? i? ? i" nee of In
reatigating and .?.??iihk- for the aril
uessei Involved had totalled 126,000
and might smounl tu
DETECTIVE SEHT TO PRISON
ll.ilpl?. I. ( lil. iiaf.i Chief, Sent no el
for Bribery.
? bieafo, .'?in 20 Joba J Hslpin, ex
ehlef of the I bleage Detective Be?
renn, '..:,? BBtenced to day to ImpriB
onmont In tha atate penitentiary for
frnru f.rif- to
ilnliiin ?na convicted, of hsriag ?i*
r< ?'.. ! iin bee to pi otact clalrv? -ai l
iwindlera from arrest .-i.-iire wa?
meed by Judga ?ease Bald?
?he Criminal Court
HAT.TOnOPROW
AND WEDNESDAY
o?**.
CHARLES DARNTON
in the* EVENING
WORLD" Says
begat
?
"The Gnderella Man is a play
of romance nnil youth thai i?
better than'Daddy Lon^-legs."
In fact,il U ihc best romantic
play of year?. *t\ delightful
play delightfully acted
DON'T MISS IT-,
m%y*W'j{ s
mm
\S PO/ITIVELY THE
BICSS/? HI? M YEAR/
OmTA
I low's \ our Mind?
Is It VOLK Mind?
Or .1
"POLTROON REFLECTION"
Of Some Other Mind?
(?m It I liink Its Own [noughts,
I ike 1 his Man's Mind?
WHi ' PF
I API 1 XPPI SSIf ' rill IR ' iWN ' ?PINK >N,
LTI '? NUN Ol WI!\I IIIIV MINI
i II i,ill rO THINK
"I he fact is that l HI PRIDE OF WA
?."MiM i ., ? rm-'
IM ; ' IN Uli MAXINI M.I I"! I I Hi A .
? ? IN WHY
? 'IV TO 111
III *? I IH- P ?' ? i RIB,
IS St J ? NO TIM ' ?? !"IH
SPti NLL. SUCH A SENS ITION
IN IN A* ?' . AN. i
Its novel ? ?' ... _. ::??-<??- t?.
such an e- l thai ? ? in*
. iv piece
Say what i/ou like, but Till. PRIDE
OF HACK' is tiranta from atari to nuisit."
LOUIS SHI RW IN, CI N. . GL< >BE, ?ho ?
ks he OUGHT I he I
- ' i1' 'I i R1 IN "
il MAXINE ELLIOTT'S THEATRE
BOX OFFICE PHONE 1476 BRVA.NI MATINEE 10-1MORROW. ?
IN HIS GREAT NEW PLAY
'THE PRIDE OF RACE"
POWERFUL
VITAL
CLEAN!
METROPOLITAN
T? nlaM al S en N ?
1 ? . I' ?
Bal, Mal . Mantin LSMSWl I ?
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r il . . .
Ifldt Br-ittr.. l.arrl.on - lr. .
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N.at Mon. ,? . ' Tri.?an ItsWl
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l-: ? ' D1AGHILEFFS '
i BILLET ROSSE
TV4 I) *II?S nniLY
Til MChT ' ? *" 1
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on i. inn i.
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t: NEXT MON. ' '
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THURS.
FRI.
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g ROBERT MAITLAND
F- ? f
R nu r?.ni;ii?ii ?ivnu -.??i -\
g KATHLEEN PARLOW
b- leallaa il ill, lia? \n-?r?.,.,, ,,, <
g ,?M E NT H
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| IRVING PL THEATRE ? '
P x l .
<j ?flTAGRAPH "
s!?4 ? '
fc mrroiiRoMi. -i m? \. sot - \
? MME. JULIA CULP
,,M" BILTMORE
I Kill ?4 MnllMM. Ml -I? ?I !..
Ii ? . ! IM' mitre i li'. M, il.mi; il I I.
so
mZmmtm. TOURRET
-^i-CARRISON
??H ORRELL
RUSSIAN
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lit l>? . .1.111. .'!? .1 ? .?II? r-ll.
SYMPHONY
s<)(, |E T Y
UHU ?I ? I I ?< ill I I l; I ..?,.!n. tat
KUZNETS?VA
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MELVILLE -LISZNiEWSKA.
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8URT0NHOLMES
iUNDA? Mi . s M CARNEGIE HALL
i'IJ.n Mai ..' 3 i ANDLEF IHKAIRr.
T DIXIE*??*?
ill"' "i" "M I -I M? \*i ?.aas ? \
v VERNON CASTLE
Msxbe F.!!i, .
^?1-??iMiE?aJ?i]
?'HI?? or RACE '
PLAYHOUSt
GRACE MAJOR
GEORGE BARBARA
T ? ?.t matt lap '?int. tna
?-i.? ab?nr(il"a ?la? n? ISa ?auo? -
LYRIC
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PRINCESS
THE BLUE PARADISE YVa*.
.. .
Our Clearance Sale of
Hart Schaffner Ct% Marx
Winter Overcoats
Continues
And are "'iint to impresa one thing about ft very
strongly on your mind?
Don'! measure the wrorth of these overcotti by fa
lownesfl of th?' pria i al irhieh wc offer them.
lust p member, no matter what you do to the prfeitfe
on a Hart Schaffner Ac Marx Overcoat you can
never lower its quality.
Some of the irorlds best overcoats are ti tins sale.
$80, $55, $50, W5 9R,0?
and $40 Overcoats. vJO
sl.-i, $40, $38, |35 O O 00
Overcoats . ^^
s in. $35, and $30 9ft00
()vi rcoata. ?-wO
1^35, $30, $28 and OQf>i
$25 Overcoats. -*-"*-'
$25* $22-50 and 1 O I
W) Overcoats. -*-0
Wallach Bros.
Uro-?.iw?4v. b.? ? w ? bsaiban TM*d a-*. I - lfS4 | Opt?
Broadwaa. Cm ?th MS-SSI ffssl " \?.--nzg
UNCH ta JUDY
<-M?PlES HOPKINS
MH8. HOPKINS
TREASURE ISLAND
'??.?I'TaTra
MATINEE DAILY , $100
HIP-HIP HOORAY U
SOUSAv , ?
SUNDAY . withSousa
MMF. J I, L '*
CULP
KATHLEEN
PARLOW
MR. and MRS.
VERNON CASTLE
PROCTORS
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