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HUSBAND ABSENT,
LIFE PERKED UP
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HAISELDEN' S OFFER
CURTLY REFUSE
Chicago Physician fold Ik
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HIS RED RIDING HOOD
IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING
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RICHES AND DEATH
Martin & Co., 2 Pals of
North Woods, Killed by
(ias in Lodging House.
RESCUE AT CAMP
ORGANIZED "FIRM"
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HIS ACT IS HEROIC
West. Who Quit ( ollege
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SALARY TO Br: USED
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: KOK rODAY .AND MONDAD ONL?
Unusual Reductions on Men's
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Hosiery
To be sold in half dozen lots only at
these reduced prices:
Seamless I i<!<* I lue.id Hall Hose; some
slightly imperfect, c ?<-?<>?.!. ?.erviceable , -
8 pairs
hard-wearing quality. Reduced to * *-*^
Ml.i? k Merino II.?It Hose. good wearing c _,?:,,.,
i- - i i i i 11 pairs?
quality. L*ra) heel .'.n?l tor. I v-eiient
% ilue. Reduced to
Full Faahioned L?ale I lire..<1 I lall I loae,
excellent wearing quality; reinforced c pairs
sol,-? and lied Black, white, ?ham?
$1.20
6 pairs
$1.65
|i.?rr!ii*\ navy, tan, brown, green and
gray. Reduced to
Movelty Silk Half 11?"". aeamleae and
lull faahioned. Because <?i alight im g pairs
perfections .?re called 'seconda Ml
si/es. In almost every color ?mag
?nable. Reduced to
Full Fashioned ["bread Silk I lall I loae
Serviceable and well lutin??;. ( olors: g pair!?
Navy, t.in. sr.iy. smoke, champagne;
also m whiti* Not all sizes in every
, olor. Reduced to
$1.8.5
$2.55
MARSH EXPELLED
FROM CITY CLUB
Mule Public Charges of
Bad Faith in Subway
Contracts (ase.
HIS ALLEGATIONS
( A!.1.1 I) DISHONEST
? Wllfull) Sought to Misreprc
? i nt," Members Sa> ?l?
Vi.ikes No Defence.
truste? f the City
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FIFTH ... ''::::';: M DISON AVENUE, NEW YORK
fourth Street Thirty-flfth Circe'
MEN'S SPRING OVERCOATS
VE<'V ?REASONABL ?' PRICED
The in. i ;ic is ' ? e " ' a ' '' twee? **
. ? : ? ; ;. ei. ' eis de nand
fashion for mote reet wea .
? . . ..- ,_-, ? .... e ??-.. ..... ? ?ese Coats have bee::
. . are the re? suiti ? for stormy as
e wei 1er?
$25.00, 30.00 & $35.00
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? (J . els and '"r.~r:c:;: wit fi II
silk lining or silk-H sleeves; f< s1 reet or
' ress wear.
Prj .. $20.00, $22.00 to $35.00
IT,?, Men? Coal Departmenl is easily accessible from the
I dili Avenue 1 .ntran? e
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?ur \ast dav at the old stand
ti
Today we close our Astor Place store at 12 noon to
prepare for the opening of our new building on
Monday morning next, at 1457-1463 Broadway at
Forty-second Street, where you may expect to find
your accustomed salesman waiting to greet you and
conduct you through our extensive showing of Spring
Suits. Overcoats. Liveries, Automobile Garments.
Haberdasherv. Hats. Shoes, Leather Goods. Trunks. [?
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Bacs and Clothes for Sport- all new and in the
usual Brokaw qualitv.
Monday's newspapers wiil contain an announcement
of our opening.
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place & Fourth Avenue |U
Subway Station at Door \U
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34th Street 5th Avenue
MEN'S CUSTOM SHIRT DEPT
Attention h directed to the new line ol ma
terials tor Spring and Summer Shirt*, in the
choicest colorings and patterns tit our excluait e
dcsiftn.
Madras' Shirts,?negligee ; plain.3.50 '?? 4.50
pleated. 4.00 '? 5.C0
Silk Shirt?.plain.7.50 to 11.00
pleated.8.50 '" 12.00
Shirts for Dress and Tuxedo Wear
Made of Linen or I'iejup.?hand embroidered or plain;
also many novelties for Tuxedo wear. 4.00 ;" 12.0?)
Shirts of Viy. lia Flannel.5.00
Shirl - of Tafft ta Flannel.7.50
I pun riqtiL-i samples Wlli he in.iHt'il or our representa
th't will ta.'-'. Measurement* t;:ken .'<? ;.n e\pert shirt
t.tilar <>r tumi customer's own itarment. All the shirts
are made and laundered in the Sanitary ?. or k room on
the premises.
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