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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1908.
Stern Erotti©jrs
FOURTEE^II STREET. West of Fifth Ar»nna.
NOW FOR EASTER!
OCEANfBTB».arEKS. ...-.-
imw eERiffAN U35V118.\u25a0
\u25a0 Fast Express Servlca.-PLTMOUTH—CHEHEOrriG— BREMEN.XaliordOr... Apr 71Krf.nprinz Apr.-lCecille (new)..Apr. HiKalser Wm.ll..Apr
. Twln-Screv/ Passenger Service.CHERBOfRG^-- BRE.MKN- _
•Barbaroesa. . - Apr. »lK>:rtaerst M"i
Lnetzon- Apr. 3", Cai-barossa May Zl
'Bremen direct.Mediterranean Service.
GIB'L.TAR—NAPLES—
GENOA.at 11 « »•Frle<lrich....Apr. 11 K. Albert May
-K. L,uis»...Apr. 13JP. Irene. .Mayf»
From Bremen Pier?. 3d i-4th Bts.; »_***"\u25a0I*. G LLOYD TRAVELLEK?' CHECKS-OELRICHS & CO.. No. 6 Broadway. >- '•
And pplendidry prepared are we with Proper Merchandise[OR HOME—FOR WEAR—FOR GIFTS.
Count on Us—as Always—FOß BEST VALUES
EiiUltUBG-AIOICAiLondon— Paris—Hamburg.
America.. April9, 1 pmiKalserln... April *3•Pretoria. Apr. 14. 4 pmjF.Un cn(n#w>Api -•\u25a0
Piers Hoboken. V. J. *£al!s to Hamburedirect. —
Naples—
Genoa.Moltke.Aor.2Z. 10 am;Moltk». .Jun* 2. 11amH'mhurs.MayU 9amlßaUvia.June 25.
-pm
TRAVELLERS" CHECKS IbtLEP.HAMBUKG-AMSniCAN*.LINE, .'•• Broad-
war, N. "i \u25a0 j
Attention is directed to sn assortment of the
LATEST IMPORTED MODELSwhich are. being offered
At Less Than Cost of importation.
Dressmaking andLadies' .Tailoring Dep'ts
(Third Floor)
Riding Habits Hade to OrderAt Reasonable Prices.
Curtain RetsAn Dimities & CretonnesArt Ticking & Denims
Fl*<l Art C!mit:»e and Heavyniimiaea \u25a0 elite .29 ... ....' *_.
Fancy Art Ttcltis**—test qia::t7_'
for ill? coverings anl <Sraaer!e»._.. •>«.French Art Taffeta*— rich Moral rttmra
oa white or cream Erouzu!* 5,
Tar! *\u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0 Flgrd Oirtaln Itaaßa—'
«xsota. »frl»<»J. fisrure* and CotosJaJefT»ct»— ejvrii .17 »RrJ .19
\u25a0
'J<k
ißrtported Colored Madras—
50 '.-\u25a0-_*
flora!. Colonial i-iOrle=t*ldesigns—^worth .SO to Ti
_ ••Imports Curtain Madras
—3O Inch—.
rplnMHd KMRHMof artutiadesijrjs and -'..'- -»•\u0084- % »-»
X»w Fiz'il Art '-!OM—worth .13 \u25a0
• • 12 \u25a0•r>»<"oratlv»
-ir«--aeei Spria*
stjles an? rolorlsrs—
ytrt wtde..^ jyPlain Art Denirr.s
—a!! co!tt»
—yari" W'rl»
—heavy qua;:t7—»p*<H*l. 4tt
Fancy Crctonr.es Satin flaiah a^RufTleti French Net Curtair.inz
— •tridc lm>iIar.d r.i%t o* fancy a^^KenaiiFince laces
—value .33 a-
Mission Madras—
<la!nt:ifst Stimir^rtir.rm^s
—aim «ta:r.«rl glass as.4
Orieatai— regularly .13 ja
Lace Curtains Cleaned and Stored.
INTHE MOST MODERN AND APPROVED METHODS, WITHINSURANCE AGAINST DAMAGE BY MOTHS AND FIRE.
FURS • ALTERED AND REPAIREDDURING THE SUMMER MONTHS AT SPECIAL CONCESSIONS FROM
REGULAR RATES. ESTIMATES SUBMITTED AND ARTICLES CALLED;
FOR OX REQUEST.
FURS AND FUR-LINED GARMENTS,
ORIENTAL RUGS, DRAPER3ES & HANGINGS
EXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES FOR THE
Cold Storage of
West Twenty -third Street
"The Linen Store"
MBOmXCmX . ALIIAXAC.E^S rtSW 54 S---T. eets 6.31'M00a sets 15 .26'iMcci's *t? 7
HIGH WATER.A_M—«sar- v K^k 'Gov Island 12»!Hell Gate 2:l|pTM.'^tKSr B»Qk 12.20G0v If.- . I*s,Hell Gat- 2:54
MfIPTXF INTELLIGENCE
Spring overcoats. $18 to $35.Rogers. Peet & Company.
Three Broadway Stores.'
£58 843 1260
at at at
Warren st . 13th st. 3*™* st
.Of course we. take "fliers" inSpring suits.
• Have the newest shades and thenovelties in fabrics.
"Most of them are "smooth." inmore than the slang sense, for smooth"worsteds are favorites this year.
Not that we haven't handsomefancy cheviots, too. •
$18 to $45.
WIRELESS REPORTS.-\u25a0. n-M-taWll! OBCfMi H»r«d U "40 rciiee ear-.
f. --. _" . £ 4a c. 5-«««toy.s-«««toy. is Expected to flock
*-fhf^S^rone, a, TS7^:i«at 11:40 a. r= v'steria-1-. l? expecMo tt o?ck a..j. x.op is TP*fia**2ay.
iirxn^rrr.HA/; W EXCURSION June- ,iM 01 S\W /My/
NorthJuly 25. by;;
Ill\J Vt!/UU JU [TilU North German Lloyd;jc "GROSSER !
H finIFII kl-rfuebTst-Oiy/lbl]=inlu\Jlii/ from Bremen. j
HBPITZBERGENIrll l) ligtg.lKJ\u25a0
_, '
; For Information, Booklets, etc.. apply
OELRICHS A- CO.. 5 Broadway. NewTor*, or any local agent. ,
; i]
ITAUASa S. S. L:Sail•NAVIGAZiONt;GENEttALB ITALIAN.v
TLA VELOCE (Fast Italian Line.)
lITALIASocieta de Xavigazioae a \ apore.TO NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECT.
•D. d. AbnWsJ.Apr. "itN. America. Apr. 2»{Ancona. -from F!.lla Apr. 2-•Campania May *>HARTFIELD. SOLARI & CO.. 50 Wall St..
©QDKI<ttO3llD iuOKIIISFrom Piers M-52-"4. North. Rlv*r
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QrEENSTOWNPAESEXGERS
"BOOKED THROUGH TO" ' '
LONDON AND PARIS-
Lucama .Apr. «. 11 am]Caronia Apr 18Cmbria..Apr 11. 11 am Mauritania.Ap. 22Lusltar.ia-Apr. 15,3 pnvEtrurla. . ..Apr. -•
The *AL"F.ETANIA & LUSITANIA. thelargest and fastest steamships in tn«\u25a0world, will hereafter Ball on Wedneadarf.inaugurating a
'NEW BEMI--W EKKLI
SERVICE.» HUNGARIAN-AMERICAN- SERVICE.I
"TO FIUME VIA. GIBRALTAR. NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
!CABPATHIA Apr 9 noon; MayM. July l«!SLAVONIA Apr 30, noon June 18. Au| «'
PANNONIA..May 14. noon: July 2. Ang 20VEP.NOX H. BROWN. Genera] Agent.21-24 State St ,opposite the Batten'
[Fobip'lPaDipftQD [S3©©SteamshiLS of th« RED "D LINE will
\u25a0mil from"Pier 11. r.-ar V.'all St. Ferry.
Brooklyn for San Juan direct as follow*:S.S. PHILADELPHIA.Sat . April 11. noon. S.S. CARACAS... Saturday.. April-I,noon
; For freight » • passage apply to
DOULTON. BLISS & PaLLETT.! General Managers. S2 Wall St.
AMERICAN.LINE*«% W2Sf*'
PLYMOUTH-CKERB-G—S'THAMI'TON^St Paul ...Apr. UjSt
-uls . :Anr- -.
Hew. York...Apr. 18|Fhila<$elpM».--'Ur-
RED STAR LINE Froma?£' A m
B>
NEW DOVER— ANTWERP.Finland- Apr. H|2S«el*3«. . \u25a0•
- -Apr -»vaderlan.l . Apr. 18 Krooniand >;_. '
WHITE STaS LINE J^s- *NEW YORK-QNETOWN-LIVERPpOU
Baltic. Apr.l(J.loain|Cedric. Air 23 .11 amArablcApr.3o, 10 amJCeltlo. _, May \u25a0\u25a0,1", 1
"a?'
PLYMOUTH—CHERE-i-J— S-THAMPTONOoeanlc.Apß.ll.3oam Adriatic.Ap. 2-.li) a™TeutonlcAp.ls. loa-.r..Majestic Ap ».» am
NEW YORK XL, jTALY'
AND BOSTON a *""\u0084':,,
-via Azores. Madeira GibraltarRepublic... Apr. 1?. noon' Pretlc . : \u25a0May"Romanic. Apr.2s,s :So am;Canopic . .»?v 1J
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BKOAD^AY.
RATLBOAPB- . \u25a0
' . -
EfERT HOfR ON TOE HOUR-
•II.6Oi.nC 12.50. 1.20.r1.50. 2^o. 3^. 4^oVV l.&O, 2.5f>. B.M 4.50. 5.50. 6.50. 7.50.
6.00. 7 00. B.OC-. ».00 p. m . 12. IR rnMnijtnt.6.00. 7.00,
l.Mk iS.O6. 9.00. 10. 00 11.W a- m..Sundays. 1.3 aS.OO. 0.00. lO"0-^1!00^8-^'12.00 noon. 1.00. 2.00. 3.00. 4;00 »^S-_i«2S7 of>. f«.00. 0.00. 10-SO p. Wt«!**-MLjKj¥rSM
FOR BALTIMORE AND HINGTON.I- W 2SD ST.:—7.50. 050. 11.50 a. m..1.50. 350. 530. «.r'i'» P- m. iWlr-
Lv.LIBEP.TY ST.:— ISO. SOO. 10.00 »- rr...12 on noon. 2.00. 4 00. 6".... 7.00 p. m. daK^
FOR ATLANTIC CITY Lv. W. 23P8t.:—050 a. m. .12.50 Sata. only*. -20P. m. Sundays. 950 a. m. 2.20 p. m.
Lv. ÜBERTT ST.:-10.00 •;.»;• <Bats. only). 3. 40 p. m. £un<Jsy», 10.00 a. m..2
F>OR
mr.AKET\oor> and lakbiivß-'
Lv V,- 23D PT. :—t»-tO a. m. (12.50 Sat».only) 1.20. 3 20. 3.50. 450 (620 Salt*, only
-p. m. Sundays. 5. 20. 9.50 a. m.. 2.20 p. m.
Lv LIBERTY ST.:-400. 10.00 «••\u25a0"'
.100 Satf. only). 1.30. 3.40 410. &0D fft.'^>SaU only)p. m. Sundays. 6.30. 10.00 a. m..~
T'lme^ables may fee ohtaine'd at !°l\°7,\"£offlc-;: Libtxty =t. |W«t 2M fet- Tel-314*« helcVa). C Astor Hoot*. 245.. 434.
'"' •13.-4 Bro*awsr. I*2 Fifth Ay.. 2>l Fi"nAy. z.> union Square west, 2i»s Tptr« A^.iar> West 125th B< . 243 Columbus At.. >*»York.; 4 Court St.. 343. 344 Fulton ?t 4.»Noetrand At.. Brooklyn. 390 Broadwaj.
Willlamsburp. N>w York Transfer Co. callsfor .tr. 1 check* tarsare to destination.
W. G. r.ESLES. W. C. HOPE.V!ee-"Pres. & Get Jlirr. Gen. Pas* rAgent.
Fr»nch Batiste—
IS inches wide— .
fis ct. quality .'\u2666QLtaferlc Batiste*— exquisitely \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
and silky—4s regular:/ .50... .89Fins Persian Latr.bs— 32 Inch
—i
worth .29 .18India Linons— 4O mch
— __Instead of .24
—.10
Very Am India UMH-T< wtd»worn \u25a0'•"> -24
Silk Chiffon«tes— many choice figure*designs— . .-.'.; goods
—sheer an-1 j
very lustrous—
others ask -SO .22 jPlain Silk Chiffonettes— soM '"• "'"*'•
under another name at .00 /2.tJFrench Dotted Mulls—4o Inch—
imported to sell at .65 and .75 .39Imported Checked 9t*taaai irH'rspTsed
flsarea or dots—
regularly •\u25a0'\u25a0 .39Checked Wl Dimities
—:?ir?e vari-ty
of !ars= and small pattern?—
ifina, ehen ani l^viy—worth .21... .lo
Wtttc Dress Fabrics
For Confirmationand Graduation Gowns
Remarkable values account forour great white Roods trade,
while the large sales mak« j^mall
profits possible:—
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. K.ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
"Every othei hour on the even hourTO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-Direct Coaoec ions in New (Juoa station.
Washington, with ail Ltaes Eeutli.Leave New YorkDaily. 23a St Lib y St.
WASHINGTON, Sl'para. 11.50pm 1.30 amWASHINGTON Diner. 7.50 am SOO am•WASHINGTON. Diner. *»50 am 10.'<> an
rASHINGTOX,Diner. 11.50 am 12.C0 nn"WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1.50 2.00 pm"ROYAL.LTD.'Diner. 3.50 Dm 4.00 pm
"WASHINGTON". Buffet. 6.50 pm T.OOpmTtrouKh Da:iy Trains to the Weal
CHICAGO. PITVSBURG. 7.50 am S.OOamCHICAGO. CO! MBVS. 11 5o am 12i/>nnPITTSBURG, C-.,KVELIJ, 3M pm 4.00 pm
"PITTSBURG LIMITED."R.;A>pm 1 On proCIX.,ST.LOUI?.LOUISV.. 1150 pm 1.30 amCIN..ST.LOL*IP.LOT;iSV.. !..>"' a r.i 10 am
ciN..sT.LOuis iiOinsv.. 5,30pm C.OOpmOffices: 246. i'A. 1300 Broadw it,iAsto-
House. 108 Greenwich St . 25 Union Squar-TV., 881 Grand St.. N. Y.. 343 Fulton B1.Brooklyn- West 23d St. ar :Liberty St.
After 6 p. m. Sleeping Car Reservation*and full information regarding trains, etc .can fc« obtained at Bureau of InformationB &0. R. R.. VA St. Terminal. PboMNumber. Chelsea— 3l44.
X. T. X. K. & HARTFORD R. K.Trains depart from Gran :Cer.tral Station.
42d St and »th Aye., as fc'low'S forBoston via New London & Prov.
—\u2666! 10:00.
*x U0:02 A M *; 1:00, «x 1:08, *s' -1:00.t; .*;'>\u25a0'
'rrs:or. •r12.00 P. M.: via WSlll-inar.ti-—\u2666•'s:o3 A M.. +2:01 P. M.:viaSpf. +9:15 A M. »i.12:00.
•4:00. «ll:0O
Lakerim *x-r'..-Vatno A. M-:MlP.MOr BarrJn«tOT) Stockbridge. Lenox. Pitts-fieM—+4:s4. -'<t:OO A M.. +?.:2fi P. M.
Ticket oOoei at cOd Cent. St'n andPl2stli St; also at c245. 1200. (-1354 B"ivav.r2S Union S.i-. cl« 2f.th Aye.. '-245 Col.>ye cf><s3 SUi Aye.. eß4t Mad. At*.. cll>sT\* lSStb Ft 27<1P 3d Are. In 15'klyr.. c4Court M 479 Nostranfl Aye.300 B"wav.'
•Dally tExcept Sundays. •"Stors at 12SniFt xStopa at t2."tV> St. Sur-dars only,
\u2666r'arior Car Llr-itefl. Ha« dlr.fntr car.eParlor and SHeenfe* far ticket.* also.
LE^fIQK VALLEV7"Foot of TV 23d A' Cortlandt *DeabroeaeiSta. B.\u2666Daily Snrdar: "7.2=.. b9.25. eT 45. d9.45. E5.25. i:A~~
,lvN V.,ALv V..BBnfTalo Express »a7.«A» •|T.M a MBuflalo-ChicaKO Express.. #!i9.40 am; *d9.SO > mChica?o-To.-onro X: ore-B. #n5.40 p V *iS.4O rMTHK BUTALOTi:\lN.: ''\u25a0 **PMI •§.»' I*M
Ti<••»•!• <>rH<- »: :v»a:i'l * 4ft' Broadway.
Syrnp Pitcher— Dish's—
FleklaCast-rs
—t'.-anb Sets Butter Dishes
Milk Ho'.-ie.-s—All regular $1.25 rooda . ~g
Tea Seta—
% tieces—
wera $5. 3S to 516.9<». 5J.93 *»10.93Soup Turetrs
—-were J4.o* 3 49
Eak.r.g- Dishes—
»-»r<s $4>:o 2.93Cake Baaic»"5
—were $4.•!• .... 293
Breai Trays—
were $1.9S to $3.08 1.49 to 2.93Butter Dishes
—were J2.25 to 54 OS 1 .49 (a 0.93
Xa.:k:r. Rir.?s—
were .40 to Al> 33Candelabra. Fern Dishes. PTateau*, Hi..
in siuer.diii variety.
Hc^ers Spans iii?:rksHeavy Ei;ver Plate. W-rrS -at
Teaspoons—
AA & Al—
*t doz... .»to 45Tablespoons
—AA & AI—-I dcz. $!..•» ,gg
Tafc!-; Forks—AA a a:—-i \u25a0;-:$:;• 3gRogers Trir.'e Plat» Dinner Knives
—tail dozen
—value. Hi- . 1.09
SILVER PLATE PIECES. Vroally wCondensed 11:1k Spoons 70 .12*Gravy Ladles ... »2> .49Soup LaJles .A ... USA 1.09Candlesu -•
.59Eutter Spt«ni'-r3 Jl4ft -3dPerpera sni Salts 1» '. 22 1*
m
GUADnUFLE PLATED
DESKS AND ormcr. FTRVITrTtR.
ROLL TOPdDIISDSg
OFFICEFURNITURE I
In great varietyof style andprice.
T. G.'
SELLEW.11l Fulton ?t. I
PKESs..MAKIN<i AND MILI.IXERY.
DRESSMAKER—Day, week or month; S.T. Taylor's system: remodelling a spe-
cialty; 2<i years- experience; reference;family or hotel seamstress. M. C. 153 tithaye.
DRESSMAKING.—
StylUh, perfect fittlrgsuits made: fancy waists; lowest prices.
Btokea, 252 Weal l«th st.. basement.
Napkins (Per Dozen)
Dinner Napkins at *9.50 10.00 10.25 10.75 11.50 12.50 19.50
Specials in Other Housekeeping GoodsBesides the above we offer a very large collection of lower priced
Table Cloths and Napkins, which show VERY DECIDED RE-DUCTIONS. Also exceptional values in Towels. Sheets and PillowCases of pure linen. Bed Spreads. Blankets and Comfortables.
2x2 yard Cloth at ?5.00 5.25 5.75 6.00 6.25 6.75 7.25
2x2I*s yard Cloth at $6.00 6.50 7.50 7.50 7.75 8.00 8.25 9.00
2x3 yard Cloth at $7.25 7.50 7.75 5.75 9.00 9.75 10.502x3*2 yard Cloth at $fcso 5.75 9.00 10.25 10.50 11.00 11.50
212s2 12s2 1~1 ~ yard Cloth at $8.00 5.25 5.50 9.73 10.00 10.50 11.25 19.00
212532 1253 yard Cloth >0.50 10.00 10.25 10.50 11.75 12.00 12.50 13.50Larger size? proportionately priced.
Table Linens, Etc.At 33V3% Discount
A large Importation of very high grade hand loom goods.Table Cloths
DRESSMAKER or B. Altaian & Co.; ex-cellent fitter, designer; princess coats:
latest styles: competent, experienced: re-modelling: $2 a day. Address Dressmaker.326 West 14th st.
O. M. DURRANI), <*25 Lexincton aye.. near54th st
—Cotton dresses. $25 up: silk and
woolUn dresses, taffeta linings, $65 up.
ORDERS TAKEN reduced rates thl» week;
material accepted: street cr evening
fcwn«. Louis*. 148 West 21«t it.
sth Aye. & 34th St., w£££L*
I>ED -D" LINE.\u25a0* For La Guayra. Puerto Cabello.
Curacao and Maracalbo. via Curacao, call-Ing also at Sail Juan. P. R.:S.S. PHILADELPHIA.Sat.. April 11. noonS.S. CARACAS Saturday. April 2i. nocn
For La Guayra, Curacao, Maracaibo:PS. MAKACAIBO.Saturday. April IS. noon8.8 ZULIA Saturday. May 2. noon
These steamers have superior accommo-dations foi passengers.
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT.General Macagers. 82 Wall St.
SCANDINAVIAN-AKERICANLMB**10.f<00 TON TWIN-SCREW PASSEN-
GER STEAMERS direct to
Norway, Sweden and DenmarkSailing from New York at noon.
Hellig Olav...April 2 Oscar ll...April 30United States.. April1«! Hellig Olav May 14
Saloon $75 and up; Second cabin $57.50.A. E. JOHNSON & CO., 1 Broadway. N. T.
E>iriOYME>*T AGENCtES.nnfiiifi n ahiisi fln^Ef^ii^A f^tt3v l^lLlSialhillil^miblnSM Luw hIn I TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER jI_.
NEW YORK.ROTTERDAMvia BOULOGNEPts'dam.Apr.S.lO amiSfdam.Apr. 22. 10 amVrdam.Apr.ls. 4 am|N. Ani'm. Apr.29 4 amHOLLAND-AMERICALINE.39 B way.NT.
MMLSEELY-bb.Employment Bureau,
23 West 39th St.'
"Phone 2434. 24."5—
Bryant.BROOKLYN OFFICE: 134 St. Mark's At.
SHORT OCEAN TRIPSfor health and recreation. Old Point Com-fort. Charleston. Savannah. Jacksonville.New Orleans. Bermuda, Jamaica. Cuba.Mexico, Panama and South America. Ratesand schedules on application to MAKSTERSTOURS, 31 W. SOth St., N. I.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.TO-DAT.
VesselTr- i>•-» Mai!closes. Rails.
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0Wn'*i£2grs&te£. ll!»»m r.mBer=K:<ite.n. ..BT'°iui*-_2^.beC jl^am 3:<v«pm
| . :j « s|t= ftsiFra=ce*ca. Naples. Austrian..
—D dec" XhrvxtLNaplw..Italian••••••.—
3.f,mIrMßOir. Jacksonville. CBW •-\u25a0\u25a0Oi.DmSSS£S*I N.riolk. Old Dem ••--== |*»P»Oty of Atlanta, ba^\u25a0^^ir^h. fcai-n-an.
•WEDNESDAY. APRIL 9.
C rr.a.. \u25a0:•&- "--' • Ma.iOrj-------
THI I-.SDAT. APRIL J>... ._. Tr^nrv, 7:<ioam 10:0ftam
ixsrs;J£tp&^ :;Bisiisifilexloo. KaviM. « a^rJ ISsOO mliarta-of-Fa. Bremen. N » Llova
*
Be Italia Naples. It*::a/' ; 3:O rm
INCOMING STEAMERS.TO-DAY.. "*-,-, '
Glasrow. Mar.-:- 25 . Ancfiej.. '-i:..f.., Bremen. March 31 jS G Ltart.-\u25a0- . \u25a0
-; "o:un^irt: : ««ra
Co^cfc Galvestor.. April-1- Majlory
. .. St Lucia. ::arcb 30 __\u25a0 \u25a0
h. Savaanat: Apr:: 4 Savar.aan
WCDNE6DAT. APRIL S.
.rriwaStMe* . Christiansar.d. March 25.-.Seanfi-Am:g£^ .- T̂i^Aal3:-^;;-^gI^°tt-itiV'.......-. Liverpool. March =S T.hite Star
%£t>-
\u25a0;-;::::::a^!S. a&&Sb»:-.r.v.".v^gHMontr.V. Ga!ve.non. April 2 Eo Pacific
IBCBBIMT. APRIL *.. c^ irriii...White ftar
11' : ..-\u25a0- i,\u25a0,:"-«,C-Arrt:•i....1«--=p *Holt
•Brings Tr.i;
llHilie)© uvf'L UJiLra lit.lib >o\7 ©EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
721 Lexington Aye.,S. E. Cor. aatfa St. 'Phone 1928 Plaz*.
ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS.First Class lielo of AllNationalities.
60 TOURS TOEUROPE.South America (June).
3 Around <he World (Fall).T!cket« fcverywhtrc. Travellers' Checks.
THOS. COOK & SON.846.-1200 B'way. N. T.. and Branch Offleee.
New Leafier Ea^sTo harmonize with Spring fabricsand give a smart finish to the up-to-
date costume .. Latest styles inblack and colors, including'noveltiesinmottled or shaded
—the most crit-
ical will find "just the thing" in ourassortments, ranging from
.9S to l7.£>S
EXTRA VALUES FOLLOW:Carriage Bass of Hornback Alligator
rich shading"—
and 10 inch coveredframes riveted and Interlocking—leather lined
—large purse
—gili trim
soft or stiff leather handles—worth *:.oo 5.9S
Scraped Alligator Envelope Bagscalf lined
—leather gussets— chamois
lined change compartment— gilt
trim—
very fine sr.adings—
regularly 54.03 %. 3.69
Black Seal Goaukia Carriage Bags—10 inch riveted ancT interlockingframe
—soft leather lining
—double
strap handles with, purs* 2.09Fir.*Black Leather Carriage Bags
—& mch
—leather or mcire lined
purse and card—
covered frasie*—
riveted acd interlocking—
soft, stronsr leather handles—
•worth area 1.9S
?:22.5 •:carters far TovelsHave you ever seen such stock*elsewhere?!.. .Have you everasked for anything an>i failed toobtain i:here? Hardly prob-able with such assortments!
AI.L LINEN TOWEI.S—Damask. Huek, Birrfs Ey»—Hf-ir.me<i. H*"mstltctei. Sca::o? cr FS^»—
with or uithcut irawa work—
i:> to 26 laches wide—3T t0.47 inches long.. .23 t;> —.23 eac^
Dentist. Barter ar.d BattrHEaod Towels-Union and AllLinen— I^xl7 to T7i34—per iiosea 1.09 » 3.50
In:por:«i Linen Turkish T\y&v:»—Bleach' . ar.i Bcowa— r.em o.- fr.2s»—24x52 to 253u*j
—worth \u25a0-'\u25a0- each—Our pncea ,S9 to 1.49
Fine ad Linen Huck Towels—H. S. or Sc-illop. a!so £>an-jsi
—Knot fr.nse—Sizes vary:rg froa13xCS tmStmtt wcrt:: .X> ar.d -43.. .29
Fire Damask and Hack Towels—SOxS-S ard 2->sl<l rtspc-.tiveiy
—valU3 -4» , .39
Hemmed Damask ar.d 8.r1'3 Eje.also Scallor* Hock Itxrfls—Staea rar^-rg from 19si) to 21x4!—value -rti» to .7d .59
Hemmed Huck ToweTs—14*22- reguUrly H.23 oox .93
Complete Lines of Silver laiaii Talkie v7arsGuaranteed to Wear 25 Years.
Solid Silver under the curved part, where there is most -wear-Tea Spoons
—dozen £.48
Table Spoons and Forks half dozen. ... \u25a0 4 ,9
Ro OSTeBBEHIB c)
EMPLOYMENT BffIBEAUCLASS'S 40 TOURS TO EUROPEmost comprehensive and attractive ever of-fered. F. C. CLARK. Times Bldg.. N. Y.
TEAMBOUS.
716 LEXINGTON AVK..Bet. 57th and sSth sts. Tel. 1005
—Plaza.
Select first class domestic help Scan-dinavians and Finnish a specialty.
WinthropEmployment Bureau,
65 WEST S&TH STREET! 1.Mrs-
ISABEL A. AKDERSON, Prop -References strictly investigated.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination and steamer. , . Close inNew York.
Je^ar. Vorea. Ch.na ana I'hilipptne Irt-
\u25a0Si *£*%££. a^.'
Apr 8. 6-n0 p aHawaii.' rorem. Chin* and Phlllp-
pine islands <vla San Fr^*c(»-*^Z\?T S. 6:00 pm
rafcitf and"Jiarquesa's"iflan4s (via **?\u25a0fifi
-OOr m
nmacfeoo>— J!s::;-*a \u25a0\u25a0•• .-Apr 6. 6:00 p mJapan. \u25a0 '"-a. and China (specially ad-
r.nft__dressed only. m» 6eaule)Aki Mare -Apr 9. 6:00 pra
Japan. Cores. China nd Philippine Ul- ,„,..-„_Suta <via Seattle)— Shawmut Apr 10. 6.00 pm
Japan. Corea and China tspeciaily ad-
AVt*K-dor.ly. i-ia Seattle)— Aki Maru.-.Apr S. 6:00 pmAustralia (except 'VVe^t). New Zealand.
Baaaoaei Island?. Fiji I*:an.> and New<"\u25a0*>-:or:* <via Vancouver and Victoria,
B O—Miowera Apr 13. 6:<"O pmHan-ail. Japan. Corea. China a-: Phi'.ip-
3slan<ls iv.a Ean Francisco'—
H^nck->nssitru Apr so. e.<y pa
Hst;.:. \u25a0»-arr, and PhiliDr-ine Islands (viaEar. Francisco*
—TJ S TlI— leil Apr30. fi:on p ra
SHIPPING NEWS
MORNING SALESTo-day, Tuesday, Until I P. M.
To prevent dealers buying,
we reserve privilege of restricting q .
On Wednesday, April Bth,
Annual Spring Bale of Babies' Wear
Full Information concerning these room*may be had. free of charge, at the UptownOffice of The New-York Tribune. 1364Broadway, between 36th and 37th sts.
BOARD AND ROOMS.Single- Insertions 5 cents per line. Six-
teen words seven times consecutively. Jl.which entitles advertiser to have roomsentered for a period of fourteen days InThe Tribune's Directory of Desirable Room*.Write for circular.
l-'O WEST &3D ST.—Single and doubleroom; . r'Jvat^- boarding house: parlor
dining room; table board; terms moderate;references.
ppf~)py rrc; Steamers leave Pierrlt~* LCS **
N. R • foot of Canali_,l-M^. st . at 6 P. M. dailyex-
New fork—Albany cept Sundays, connect-ing at Albany with trains for points North.East and West.SPLENDID ACCOMMODATIONS. UNEX-CELLED CUISINE. SERVICE THE BEST.
PASSAGE ONE WAY,,$1.50.
riTf7F\*^ Steamers leave Pier-;tTtt? **.X
- r.. foot of westLIAh. 10th St. .ats P. M.
New York—Troy dally, except Saturdays,connecting for points North an<l Bast.
SUNDAY STEAMER TOUCHES ATALBANY.
LOW RATE EXCURSION. $2.50.TICKETS. STATEROOMS SECURED AT
PIERS. PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICESTOURIST AGENCIES IN GREATERNEW YORK. l -9 last 4:.r> ST
—Haadsoeaa rooms.
with private bath, parlor dinlns r>>jm;reference; telephone.
DESIRABLE ROOM - in. alrv.rn*'
flight; all Improvements ; no other room-rrs N've 174 Wei snt>. -•
HKMSHED KOOMm TO I.XT
RuffledMuslin Curtains 75c. to $2.00 pair
Rujjled Xct Curtains , $1.25 to 3.50Novelty Curtains !-35 to 4-5°Renaissance Curtains 2.75 to 5.00Irish Point Curtains 3-5° to 6-756 -75
"
Window Muslins and Fancy Nets36-inch Muslin I2#c to 25c. yardEmbroidered Muslin 15c to 50c.Fancy Nets 25c. to 75c.
"
Imported Nets 65c. to $ 1.25"
Drapery FabricsCretonnes (31-inch) 20c. to $1.00 yardTaffetas (50-inch) $1.50 to 2.50Armures (50-inch) 75°- to 2-5OSilk Stripe (50-inch) 1.00 to 2.50
"Mane Antoinette Stripes 85c. to 2-$5
Made-to-Order FurnishingsAwnings Samples and Estimates SubmittedShades Measured for and Estimates SubmittedSlip Covers Very Extensive Choice of MaterialsFurniture Recovered in the Best Possible Manner
Upholstery DepartmentSpring and Summer Furnishings
We direct attention to the following sections in which we
are at present showing complete assortments of thenewest patterns.
75TH ST.. i>;i WEST.—Bandsomely f>ir-nianed; aeconc I \u25a0 h.-ithy. ex- ;
reilent board; ttngH room; reference*Lord & TaylorBroadway & 20th St.; sth Avc; 19th St.
ST."> CENTRAL PARK WEST.—
Very 1.-slrable Croai 1 I < Park, for gentle-
men: elevator apartment, ailconvenience*
FAILiL'OBDWIEOB CLDKDLEf
REDUCED i(DiSTOIKiS2.i6S.Newport and Fall River. $2. Providence,
$230. Low Fares to All Points East,
Leave Pier 19. North River, foot WarrenSt week days ami Sundays. f>:SO P. M.Steamers PLYMOUTH (new) and PROVI-DENCE Orchestra on each.NORWICH LINE for New London arMEast. Lv Pier 40. North River, ft i.irk\u25a0on St.. week days only. 5 P. M.;Pier 70.K. R-. ft. E. 22d Ft.. fi:3<> P. M Strs.City of Lowell and Chester W. Chapin.NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven at*!North. Lv.Pi«r 28 E. R . wee* days only.3:00 P. M. Steamer Richard F'eok.
CARPET riKAMXC
N.Y.CARPET CLEANING WORKSOldest. Lara ,-i Must Modern.
437 AND -Jut) WEST CTH ST.Tel. *<":>_• 41 Bryant. EstahllshpiJ I*3;.
W. H. JORDAN. EDWIX ].!.\ .'
For NEWBURGH. mi-. leave* Pier 24. N.I: week days G P. M PI SDAYS 8 A. MFor POUGHKEEPSIE. TUES.. THURS &SATS 5 P. M.For RONDOUT and POUGHKEEPSIB.MONS.. WEDS. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 KRIS. 4 P. M.
Catskiil, Hudson andCoxsackie Boats
Leav* Pli r 43. N. I.. weeknlayi >• P. M
Crouch &Fitzgerald
17 I.road way<Sf*S Broadway7 .iiiSixth Aye.
IST.. .'
\u25a0
CARPET KAN!N<; lbli»h< A 1>75.
CAREFTTL CAHPET CI.EANINO CO.—Cleans l>
- ->nj .>r
en floor. 1304 Broadway. 421 iiat 4>th »t.<-on ,t- BRANDT -iv: 132—s«th.TYPJEWKITKKS
TYPEWRITERS.— AII make* »o!d. rented,repaired, exchangee!; reliable service.
Gorman. 70 Nassau «L Telephone :'74i>—r.irtlandt.
« H.WDEI.IEKS.
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS Sg [BESTElegant quality wears :--r:u.:y ib^st pers,lan Bnd xurk»& d^s:s^»—rich lustre h.av> rustle finisa ia.so «.ora;
—a mocnlns opportunity
our regular $!-•'» Quality—
.>4 «o oMain our $^0* 1<"> "»0\u25a1Remember the width—3B inch. -•
\u25a0 •_. . \niga for JU<"
I MAIN dJTTBE 81-ILDINu_| TfURC FI.OOK— RTO PEPT-
MOMIEJAP. SILK WAISTS ;LINEXTABLESETSBlack White Rich, lustrous quality— iS
_I0dot^_l2 nar k:n»—hetr.stitcSed—
Aien yoke pleats covered with Frencn !pure srow vhile German ::ren— „knots'or fancy yoke bodice ar.l s,ee%e [extra rir.e and heavy— ia.r.t::y 7 9*>trim of Vat lace and filet .boxed- r»?r $4.f6 Ur^^medall'cns— sizes 34 to 46— 2.69 j iIAINFIaDOF.— LINENrEFT
r^ONU fL^^K^TPEPT. IUxEXTOWELIH^I _,„ \u0084t
-tl3t-c; Extra rlrm gra^le that w3s!-»»
IWOMEN'S FINE ORESb t«KIRTiS ;U;j,.V?.n c:o;)),r b,;ns fr^e
iBlack Vollei and Panamas— from vlres«:ns— full Me»c.'-.<*l \u25a0- 7iJ;\u25a0-.(ru 1i'and extra sizes— all rtn»— it inch— vilue 11 +the Voiles «re » fine, even quality— MAIN FT-OOn-IJNEN PEFT.
ra^Vow rtrkVri**:">• Fanamaa (FULLSIZE BET* SPREADS,__ yvi.-L size hkp \u25a0
'are extra del »M« pieated— deep 3.85'vv>-I-e crochet in bearr Mar.<*i:>» mm
self fold—'.mtil now v•* \u25a0•\u25a0••-\u25a0\u25a0 designs— sort finish—no starc.ieJ .57" '
SECOND FLOOR—SUIT DEPT. uy uua!!ty—regularly 89 11. "—rrrrn. vaseuest-bevvisc vorr.
FINE WHITE INDIALD* SS '
SpedaDf r.oorr.nien.ie.l for con- [TABLE OILCLOTHSfirinati^n and txaduatlon jjown*-- pj^lFtall a;*-rtrr-.erit of colors ar<t%ard wi-ie
—sood value at .17 -••••„_
-white—l!* ya». w:ie—slsV-y ,c'
MAIN FLOOIt—NEW BITtDUJQ. •\u25a0\u25a0 e.-fect— therefore #js|
I ._. :."» \u25a0
[^PORTED COTTON VOILES"'
THIRDVLo6n-*HADE PEPT.
GSS?iSS!fc?S? ifc"?* i^EN'S NEGLIGEE^hTS"also b!="k CT cavr with white <&>t« _
Faruy Ma.fras ami Per.ales :nor r.cuics— loifly tabrlcs for V4««tj .-h*>i-k». strip.-s an.: rta^res— sml.ijvan iev^nirs wear— worth .4.».
***jiies u|o IT—lijfhrar.j darK
-.21\ itWEME.N"f-CENTSU BU«-D1N«3. regular <9 ,-t shirts....- \u0084 i
M.\lN FLOOR— WEST BCttMw\u25a0 -m: dress flannels
-.._ j
lldeti .iuality f'^r jrachUn* an.i'BOYS' I:u;>!1! 1:
'si'ITS
\u25a0
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\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'
,*C.,wrlv SIdart -•' "j>qworsteds-plain colors and f»!";;*r^
|r<^SE^T^ENJßK_Bt^lXO_l^^^ -^f;I; I.\\N N DRESSING SACQUES paWfeSaWg 3.1^
-•\u25a0
SECOND l^^^';EXT«^.^H:^X^' t̂^^MS,:^r^^'
.MEN'S GAUZE LISLE HOSE beuuMful^atir, totrr- tH)^.r^rt^rten .louble he^ls toe* !:a'fst aba>t*a IW .li<««>- »-^ 13Sd^^HSSSorf «»•• bUch .17U. t*ck ar.,l -M^r .13
MMN FLOOR -Wt^T Bt \u25a0:%\u25a0; __K^^lEiLTrli:!iX—--- -—
1SOLD IMil. 1 T. M. t»M.\ \- Mai! or TefcpbW« 0-l
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If You Have Never Tcsidttc Oufwflllllillof Cur Momm. Sales
K&kc the Experiment To-iayi
mtLUNG OUT AT COST
Wrought ironChandeliers. Candlestlcka."~And
-Irons. Electric and «;a» Lamp*.r» tailing |39 to $\u25a0;:\u25a0. will sell
for $10 tn $15.ALFRED KOEHN. •
157 Vy'est 29t«3 SU N. T.
Cayuga.A new •lock front collar.
EARL 6- WILSON
Itpays to get the best. rt>i s.u-t
OlA) GOLD AMi MI.M.X.
OLD GOLD, stiver ana precioui ttoneibou^' i 11 highest marki values; irwd«
Into new articles or •> '\u25a0• >-•\u25a0'• for new Jew-
elry or .i^, uk m e<'.uds at M. I". Tttpper**factory. ••* Wtii35ui »i.
:::.riSEMEN ;.-,\u25a0.. oa forThe Tribune teoelve.l at their I ptown
Office. No. U64 Broadwa between 3«thand 3"th its., until !• o'clock p. m Ad-vertlacmenti received at the following:branch >fllc«i al regular ofllca rates untilj> look p, m., via,: SB4 th a>e. s. •.cor.
''<\u25a0'\u25a0 »t.: 1-' \u25a0•\u25a0' '\u25a0' I «•.«\u25a0. cor. r-- r' •*
\u25a0'-'-'
East Mth «i .'.•.7 Wew «Sd »t betweenlib and 6th avea.; 263 West ISStb »t. . 133>»3d a\e.. between "(irh and 77th «t«.; l^CilM aye . near '"Ist it.. 1703 Ist aye . nearflSth »<•: IST East 123 th »t.: 75« Tremontavo.:MO 3d aye. and any American L>l»-Ulct Telegrapa ofilc*
Lost.DESKS— Roll-tops. •"-•itioiu. railing.'.
tables, chairs, telephone booths. war>l-r t.v-»-». mirror »vaji fixtures: bu*lne»a tui
-Mituri? all kir..i». Fin;i Bros.. 303 Bioid-«.iy. Mt-iVi Friinklin »t.
BILLIAKHAM) rOOI 1 \HI » >
MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool ta-bl«»: hlsh «r»iJ* bowling alley bu!M*rs:
i- .'Co. tru.ll. *:*-1Bro*. 24 Union = ..«..->.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
Gibrxltar, Arnl 6. »> a rr.—
Panr.orsj* fljrj v»-»- ycri forNtsfes and OeS'-A 'ir.2 ptooceded).
• - -Plyiaoata. April ti. 10:30 a m
—tlaiw-;-Tt'iitein: II i<J»r>New York for Chert^iure and Erases.*\u25a0:=\u25a0•\u25a0• April 2—Proviaeia <Frj. New York
toutiarrptoi^. Ar-rll C—
Oroya ißr». New York Kicc-awn. Colon, etcGla.«*">» April6
—California <Brj. New V...-
Ant**- Arr:! 4—
Mcfckyfc (Er), New York.Hi.r .. April
- —WTKknmineu «Gcr». New York
Bombay. Apr:l C—
N'eMeafe.'f." New Voric \-ia A!(ler*ItWIIIIh April 4
—Flaurelta QEar), New York
Aicsteroam. Anril-—
Prine T'llitrnIUJatcht, New Yorkvia We»t Indies. Venezuela and Kavrc.
Bermuda. April5. 7:30 a—
Tr'.r.-.ia . (Jir;. New Xotk.Bnetoi. April 5—Bristol City (Br;. New YorkPort £aJ*J. Apr.l 6—lndrasaiaha <Hri, New York Icr
put Natal. April '\u25a0>— Aror \u25a0,••.. Ne« York via
Cap': Town. etc. .Melbou . April 5—Elbing «J»ri, New -via Vr-y-
roantle and A4ela!d<Naples. Arnl g—C-rupia (Brt. S*w York , ,Si-.j.n«:.ai. April •;.—Matupi-J <Br». New "iork via Co-
tovabo. ginsapore, etc.BAILED.
Cara. April• —
Madelrtnse (Br). New York•iibraitir April 6, . p m—KOclgln ilse (Ger», NewYork
Havre. AJsrll s—Floride 'Fn. New York.Koßtecfdeo. April 3
—Fltxdarenci (Br.. .\>?. York
!":u!iie. Aril!<"—
SI»vooU tßr>. New York.Hull. Ar'-il :-ldaho (Kr>. New YorkDretß*u Apui 4, :s p m—Sey&Uiz (Gen, Ne*1 York.Barry, April 'Janeta flir^. New York.Rotterdam. April t
—Avoa <n New Yort
I^?ith. Arnl •—Dtablane <Brj, New fort.£\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0,•\u25a0 4, 6 p rn
—New York. New York.
\ ;,- Apr" •"•\u25a0 :>:> P i—Molt ><;• r) Sev YorkBoulcffce. April5. - a iii
—fctatendam (Dutch i. Sew York.
PA« .\u25a0..r---.
-a: April \u25a0•j.uk"- (Br). New York for Calcutta
«th. Luciline ißri. New York tor Cette.fiHin April s—Sannio iltal», New York for Naples and
Genoa.tit MicluteU. April tt— Ainuo (Brt. Boutnamptap for Bar-
baduF. Colon. *te. and N"«» York.Bdlly. April 6. -' a m—Zetland ,Ur,. New York (or
Dover and Antwerp.
Brow Head. April6. 10 p m->M»ureunla (Br>, New Yorkfor Queeimowa *S«J Uverpool.
fart of Sew York. Monday. April 6, 1908.ARRIVED.
Eieasier Ft Paul. Passo*-. Southampton «ec Cher-bourg March .- to the American Line, with 141c*! 4=r.c MS steerage paceengers. mails and mdse.•Arrived «• the Bar at 11:OC p in.. sth.
Steamer li-(-» (Gfri. Him. Port Ai.tor.io AprilI.to the United Fruit Company, with tix passengersand fruit Arrived at the Bar at ." Ua m.
Steamer Salvatore di Giorsrio IXorl Bifcrinjr. Port*!\u25a0\u25a0'•'\u25a0 -ij".: 1. to the Atlantic Fruit Company, withfruit. Arrived at. the Bar at 430 am. .
Steamer Kelvinjrrov* Rr • Bovd. Victoria March 13and Si UkU 27. to th» John C Stager Company, withcof?«-<? Arrived at the Bar at t> :;d am.Sleerr.er Comu*. Boyd. New Orleans Apr:! 1 to th»
Southern Pacific Company, wi-h pa»ser.sers and mdse.Pitted m Quarantine a- 6 02 a mi,vEt c*"I*^ E: J"u(i- Kl*Kins. .Galvwion March 31. t«Ithe Brothers Pacific Company, wife raise. Pa»s«d Inf O*M«i• -
• it *:3S * in.—.**—m Manna HaTa. Charl»*. Baltimore, to H CTotter, withvaOmm. Pamed in Quarantine at 5:45 a m
9S ra:r \Tr orthtown -•\u25a0••:• Arthur March
Taeee-i In Qaar-• - ' a rr.' '
Ti- Cabello Mucka :\u25a0/. ar. i s«.r. Juan Api-'
S;«arr.-r Xarabpe. Hale, Oanettown. .*«-. A-ri! i and
\u25a0
gggy*- la*i^ "P4 2E<2!"- Arrived aithe Bar at
4 1^1 5??'nr' "A r̂- Ba!tiinor
-April
4. to Barber A' ». -with nodse :n trancit Lett OiarLr,ttee ft^T am. UT.I CUrt India* for Chili an" re"etewner Oopposarno (Dutch. :\u25a0-*-
'-J7 tons) H»«ftpot. Ptauurito Marra 59 an! Trinida* ••.? t"Rajal Hutch Ufeat ln".i«s Mai] A.•«. £*tfa 19 paueoa-en\u25a0a rn<sw. Arrived a» dX Bar at f.ir,»mbtensrw VerCJ .3r,. Birne. Boenoa Ajtm. Uarch 10KcrtevJdeo 11. S^rtov IG. Rio <V Jai^iri 1* ItahS -•Barbado* r>o and H: Lu-:, 31. l« 801l& J^SiTwiSIt ii?in*rT
*"** fcni ?^t ArriVfd at ?"Fteani'r 16* Ocseo (Xor. n«w S*« 'or') Irerann r-«^Ac-.o^io Apr:! 1. to t>.e Oanea imporUpv anuMuor*''"
tTßjt. Arrtv-rd at tbe Ear at 1220 p'm'—
Khfcaritfy Hook. April C. OJft r> m
—Wlnd n>r^
crate br?*z<; c:f&r: Ucfct ««a.SAILED.
Stoatr.ers (3tta Mewlra il»a.!.. f-r \u25a0•\u25a0..-•i
Jon <Nor<. Port Maria. . ' ' *"
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TOST.— LATE YESTERDAY MORNING. AT ABOUTi 11:30 clock, in a downtown expreae subway train,
at BrooiOyn Bridge Station, a small, well worn brownl*«ther suitcase; size about fifteen inches by nine Inchrsl:!ghand live inches wide, containing jewelry. Kinder willbe MiltaMjr rewarded hy r»iurnine same to LARTEK 6fc -/.'- Urn. 21 •«..; IIAUidwiImmm. .New *«**-
T>KT GOODS. PHY COOP)*.
• . «,-'"/ . .
Gift Opportunities in
Sterling Silver and Best Silver PlateStyles that please the most critical Match designs are a feature of corstock— prices you can prove for yourself are specially low for the qualities
Sterling Silver925-1000 fine
—the standard of
purity—
extra heavy weight-
newest patterns:—
Jelly Spoons— each 1.49 to r> 93Cold Meat Forks—each... 2.24 '\u25a0 4.9SGravy Indies—each 3.24" 4.9SBerry Spoons
—each . \u25a0\u25a0•3.2-4*° 598
Napkin Rings—
each .9S to 3.9SCarving Sets— 3 pieces... s.9S *'\u25a0> 12.9STea or Coffee
—~.0z.2.QS •» 13.93
Soup Spoons— doz 17.9S to 29.9SDinner Forks— 15.9S « "> 29.93Oyster Forks— 6.93 to 14.Berry Forks— <2oz 5.69 9.9SSugar Spoons— each 1.19to 1.9SButter Knives—each.... 1.69 to 2.98Salts
—Pepper?
—cut glass
—solid silver top
—value .«• .39
OTHER SPECIAL. PRICE CUTS.
Solid Silver Spoon*—
extra heavy— rich designs-value $6.95
—half dozen A.93
Fruit Knive?—solid silver handles—
many designs—
were $1.25-$1.39, 'a . .SoSolid Silver Table Forks-
broken assortment—
therefor*those that ere SI2.&S ha!; dozen. --S.9S
Salad Fork and Spoon Sets—
solid silverhandles
—wood bowls
—value S.OS