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I BUFFALO EVENING NEWS: FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1909. nnnnnr hit i Oanaaaaa uunroc ohi urr-- WHEN COFFIN iru mm I daturtiav Last uay ot tno unaiiongo Open Until 1 Yr 10 P. M. UililG You Pay Less Here ESTABLISHED ISIS Open Until io p. r.f.

Our Special Lawn Sfflg Mower Bargain 7 Saturday Saturday (10 JT i FROM 48c SLID Men's Socks III II frM Gail 50c folly do rny home 11 Tfcry aha re- Mourners Screamed With Fright Over Strange Happening in Connection With Funeral Near Bolivar. Chicago Salo of Furnishings Saturday we Inaugurate a sale of ihlrts from Chicago manufacturers that, tell exclusively to high-grade haberdashers distinctive novelties for particular men splendid shirts that an ad full size, hand laundered and hand made the materials are selected cheviots, madras, imported percales and other weaves all marked for Saturday's big special sale at jwst about half price. Underwear Mea's 89e ftblrt. a.d Drawers pink, blue and ecru, CHI-CACO SALE, I full suits for S1.00) IQ. garment sow Mea's 60e Shirts aad Drawers medium weight, ecru olor.

CHICAGO SALE, full suits for SI OA-garment a. 3 If Men's 75 Stains aad Drawers Hale thread, silk trimmed. 90c PLEATED BOSOM COAT 8HIRT8 AS SHOWN IN THE ILLUSTRATION ell new and perfect, full sizes, double stitched and gusseted, light colors, many ot the newest effects in green and tan, pleated bosoms, attached cuffs, all of these shirts are coat styles, AQf HrCAQO SALE B0C ATHLETIC UNION SUITS AS ILLUSTRATED, knee length, sleeveless, ecru ribbed, at Just half OC. price, CHICAGO SALE 25c FAST COLOR 8EAMLE83 SOCKS silk mercerised, black, tan and many of the new i ir. shades, CHICAGO SALE IOC $1.50 IMPORTED MADRAS SHIRTS coat style, plain and pleated bosom, woven fig-urea and black and white pin stripes, all sizes up to 18, rip CHICAGO 8ALE $1.50 8I1.K FINISHED PONGEE SHIRTS white, tan pink, blue, fancy stripes and figures, some subject to slight factory imperfections, silk sewed, sizes 70.

up to 17, CHICAGO 8ALE I tiC 75e COLORED DIMITY 8HIRTBnartW light colored negligee shirts with hair line Diack stripes, CHICAGO 8ALE, 35c a tur ai.uu, eacn tor $5-00 Pants Clean-Up Sals $1 gigg or Vomon's '2530 Tailored Suits Saturday airing with eae er complete eta. Seta coatala laata fer aaem, wemem and child's shoes, kaam Bier, knife, awls, nails, etc. $1 AO Tankee Automatic Drill, llUO heavily nickeled, all braes stock, each complete with set of drill points In handle. Cm bottle Soldering Salts, pre-3u pared by simply mixing with water, superior to acid for soldering tin, copper, brass. In fact anything.

$1 Jennings' Expansion Bit, 1 1 ill much superior, to any other make, has adjusting screw to adjust cutter to a fraction, and prevents Its shifting from size. Bores from to I In. I Q. Alligator Wrench, ft vu nAreit hnMi nin. tn tL In round rod to In.

i Iron Handle 1 will hold 'any file or small flat, square or round shank. I fin Braoa Screwdriver Bits, all VII I sizes, carafullv made from best steel, warranted perfect. at Interstate Park, In 1M1; H. D. Klrkover, at Rochester, In 1902; F.

M. Van Alan, at Osslnlng, In 1903; Harvey McMurchy, at Buffalo, In 1904; F. D. Kelsey, at Utica, In 1905; J. A.

R. Elliott, at Buffalo. In 190; H. F. Welles, at Syracuse, In 1907, and John Martin, at Eimlra, In 1908.

Glover, McMurchy, Elliott and Welles are figured among the expert shots of the country and the others are amateurs. "I have communicated with President H. W. Smith of the association," ssld Mr. Klrkover today, "asking details of the conditions thst will govern the shoot.

I haven't been shooting much In recent year, and If these conditions are to be too exacting I may not compete, but my present Intention Is to get Into something like condition and have a try for final possession of that cup." Mr. Klrkover says there will be probably 160 contestants for the general events on the program at this shoot, and among these will be the following from Buffalo: F. D. Kelsey, Edward Cox. Clarence 8.

Sldway, Ralph Sldway, Spencer Kellogg, W. F. Hopper, F. B. Wright John L.

Talcott, W. H. Smith, Mels- bftT rc-lvd uetbsr larre thipmeat from ths eld Coronot Mills, and wbflo trotwert frss with etch laltioi. idfflB- sHsassssBSBaKB DAISY GRASS CUTTER FOR ONLY rpHU lawn mower at ff3.3S Is J- the beet la the world for the money. If any other persons had a lawn mower as rood aa Ibis tbey would have to cbarae a arrest deal more for It.

Don't confuse this machine with a cheap, affair, for It lent, despite lta low price. Come In and iook at re Fifty feet of rood, dependable, guaranteed Hose, 3 ply. This la fitted with nickel coupllnga and Is la every way a barajala at thla price. 1C Brad Awls, points are mads wufrom extra quality steel, specially tempered' and pinned in handle, positively will not pull out and hard to break. I ftn Gimlets, extra quality, self-I Uu feeding, will cut as clean a hole as an auger bit 11.

Strong Clamp 1 Saw Vises, like 0 An File Card, a wlra brush to UU clean out filing- on old file, ma It ins them give triple servlca. slnger, Dr. W. C. Wootton, Edward Relnlcke and George P.

McArthur. On of the Important events will be the Grand Merchandise, among the prizes for which will be 11 shot guns, a grand piano, etc. COURT ADOPTS MEMORIAL TO ATX JUDGE O'BRJKK. ALBANY, N. May 0.

The Court of Appeals today adopted a memorial to the late Denis O'Brien of Water- town, formerly an associate Judge of the court. "His opinions were valu able contributions to the body of Juris prudence," says the memorial, "and his judicial work has left Its enduring impress upon the Judicial history of this state. His Judicial views were noticeable for their breadth and toler ence and, though Indifferent to legal technicalities, his mind was quick to perceive the flaw In plea or argu ment. Court adjourned out of respect to Judge O'Brien's memory and the Judges of the court will attend the runerai at watertown tomorrow. of All Wool ud Worsted Trouierlnrt thmy last will mako to messaro extra law of nature 20 IITT e.

MJ Six Inch Hand Vise THIS la mm MpeclsJIr r4 vtae, excellent forced at eel, with polished Jaws, alwaya void for BO eeata. Saturday only we'll sell taeee rtaea at 27 cents each. 21 Carpenter I Nail Aprons, of heavy brown duck, with pockets strongly sewed. 21 7-ln Carpenter I Winn Dividers, made of forged steel with brass joints. OCn J-ln.

Combination Emery 011-Ju stone, one side coarse for grinding, other fine for finished edge. i 5s our best grade Carpenter wis Pencils, the kind you pay to apiece for. BENCH HOOK CfcCuf frem 40c for Saturday rpHIg beach book Is of law A atlse, strongly- ana simply eon strneteo'. It I. easily adapts to U7 beach.

CRACK SHOTS OF THE STATE ARE TO COMPETE Two Buffalonians in Final Contest For Magnificent Cup Donated by New York Cky 1 1 Years Ago. Fully score of gun experts from Buffalo and Immediate vicinity will attend the 61st annual meet of the New York Association," which will be held at Syracuse June 7, 8, and 10, and among these will be two Buffalonians, H. D. Klrkover and F. D.

Kelsey, who will have the honor of competing for the final possession of the magnificent cup donated by New York City 11 years ago. 1 The conditions under which this beautiful cup was donated were that- It pshould be shot- for each year for 10 years, the annual winners to compete for its final possession at the 11th annual shoot following Its donation. The preliminary winners of the cup and the years in which they won It follow. F. D.

Kelsey, st Buffalo, In 18: 81m Glover, at Utica, In 1900; Sim Glover, Ml I'MI Is5 CsIXys! ClllCkSSt T8llr i exeeutiv. All wool weaves, $5 troasers The fiaast ajaortment I trousers Th finest Made to trousers BOLIVAR, May 21 (Special.) Ira Blxby, a prominent citizen of Sharon Center, IS miles southeast of here, was burled yesterday. While the funeral party was accompanying the body to the cemetery, the hearse doors flew open suddenly and the casket shot out, one end striking the ground. The. lid of the casket opened, and the body of Mr.

Bixby arose In a sitting position to the astonishment of the Borne of them screamed at the unusual sight But for the pres ence of mind and great physical strength of C. A. Wolcott, vlce-presi dent of the First National Bank of Shinglehouse. the casket would have broken to pieces on the stones on which It fell. Mr.

Wolcott, who was one of the pall-bearers, was standing sear the hearse, as it started up the steep grade to the cemetery. When the doors of the hearse flew open and the' casket came out he caught hold of It. Exerting all of his strength, he steadied the head of the casket to the ground, still keeping the foot of the coffin In the hearse. The casket was not damaged and In a few minutes the body was again in position In the casket, and the burial rites were spoken. The accident was caused through failure to set the steel safety bar in place just inside the rear doors of the hearse.

MRS. LONGSTREET ROUTS BURGLAR IN HER HOME Widow of Con'ederate General Fire Five Shots at Intruder Who Decamps. GAINESVILLE, May 21. Awakened at an early hour yesterday to find St burglar In her home on a farm several miles from Gainesville. Mrs.

James S. Longstreet, the aged widow of the famous Confederate general, opened fire on the Intruder causing him to leave the house post haste, abandoning his booty as he fled. Mrs. Longstreet heard the burglar In the dining room which adjoins the bedroom. Quietly arising from bed, she seised a revolver and tiptoed down the room.

There the man was busy stowing the family plate in a sack. She Immediately opened fire, shooting five times. Neighbors who heard the ehotg hurried to the Longstreet home but Mrs. Longstreet had again calmly retired. CITY CLERKS MEETING AT NIAGARA FALLS NIAGARA FALLS.

May 21 The delay in the arrival of Secretary Hanlon upset the program of the City Clerks of the State, now in cession hers. The business before the association was taken up this morning. Such delegates as had arrived yesterday employed the time tn sightseeing. In the afternoon City Clerk Walter P. Home of this city and City Clerk Harold J.

BalUett of Buffalo es- FRANK FONDA. Oraaalasr aad First Prasldeat of the tat ass eta tip af Olty Clerks Raw la Caaveatloa at Niagara Falls. corted the netting clerks about the various points of interest and through the plants of the power companies on eiuin Blue ui uicr iivnt lliun nun iibu DBiDici ca v. time of the closing of the books last evening were President Frank Fonda, Schenectady; W. J.

Raineford, New Rochelle; I. B. A. Taylor, Mld-dletown; Thomas J. Haslett, Amsterdam; Andrew E.

Delaney, Troy; Willlam-Rogers, Geneva; William Wortman, Hudson; William G. Spald1-Ing and Thomas Fitzgerald, Lockport; H. J. Balllett, Buffalo; George L. Beckrlch, North Tonawanda; A.

L. McMaster. Rome, and J. H. Vlckers, Tonawanda.

Others arrived this morning, bring the total up to nearly 20 delegates. SCARED, HER TO DEATH. Battlesh'p'f Searchlight Too Much (or Colored Woman, Men's IBs Saeaa fast black, tan and colors, CHICAGO SALE, 4 pairs for for SBe, par I Man's le Soeka black, grey and fancy fast colors, CHICAGO SALE, I pairs for fj BBe, pair 5B Men's Ine Soeka Imported Slain and fancy, CHICAGO ALE, 2 pairs for I On Oet pair 190 Men's BOe Sacks silk plaited. ail colors, CHICAGO SALE, B.I a-Hi, 35c pair 10YS' HATS imHtllon pittnt leather hats, git-zed1 crown, soft ad. iuslsbl ten brim, 5 colors, CHICAGO SALE 49 Underwear Wanaea'a BSe Teats regular and outsizea, Swiss lisle, CHICAGO SALE 2 for QQa, 1.00, garment v9G Women's SSe Teats while, shaped, low neck, CHICAGO SALE, for S5c IF.

garment I 3 Woanea's BOe Union Salts outslzes, lace trimmed, CHI CAGO SALE 2 suits for BBei each 29o Women's lOe Teats rlchelleu ribbed and trimmed, CHI CAGO SALE 4 garments 1. for 25c ffannsnt IV SATURDAY there Is oppor-, tunity to select from two special, reels of handsome new tailored suits at a very special cut price; these modish garments are made of fine prunella cloths and fancy worsteds, embody ing the newest style ideas, the semi-fitted effect in 36 to 40-lnch cut coats; every gar ment is beautifully trimmed and lined with fine taffeta and peau de cygne; these are tailored suits that sell regu larly at 25 and 1 0 0 $30, )ldiJ Children's SI.95 and 12.95 Rod RldlnghooJ Flanrto) and Paco Cloth Rooters at $1.39 17 OR Saturday's selling we have secured a lot of 100 of these handsome summer reefers, length style, in double-breasted effect, ornamented with two rows of fancy buttons, every garment prettily trimmed reefers that sell regularly at S1.95 and J2.95, sizes 6 to 14 years, Saturday $1.39 Pretty Vhito Children's end GeswaaS Children's Hats and Bopnets, of, fancy woven braids and straw made of fine lacs, silk and lln- gerle, many styles, prettily trim- -r med, values up to i 11.00; Saturday 25c Corsets of white and drab contil, short and, medium lengths, well- boned, all sizes, Saturday 25o Women's Waists made of batiste, tine white and figured lawn, mer-! cerlsed madras and lingerie, rreh- ly trimmed with dainty materials, values up to $2.00, AS. Saturday SCO A special lot ef sample waists of fine lingerie, sheer lawn, fancy net and batiste, many attractive styles, all sixes, values up I in to 12.50, Saturday 91 s4o 3 Shs3 Csrftao Boys' box calf lacs shoes, with double extension welt soles, water proof shoes for spring wear, very serviceable, actual 12.00 9 1 CI value, Saturday I 3 Factory samples of men's shoes and oxfords, newest heels, made of all kinds of leather, else to only, the $4 00 kind. sj nr Saturday Wi.luJ Women's low cut shoes 1 and 4 eyelet ties, best pstent, gunmetal and vlcl 'kid. tn newest eprina styles, all slses, I jj shoes, Saturday I I 1 1 Vm 1 from.

Saturday CHICAGO SALE, 2 full nutts for SI.SO, garment 39c Mea's SI. OO Shirts aad Drawers plain and fancy, French make, CHICAGO SALE. 2 full suits for $2.50, CQn garment U3U 4 S'MPK ,11 5A it, 2 for 2 tact I5C Stockings Woanea's Sae Stoeklaga silk embroidered lisle, CHICAGO SALE I pairs tor QOn l.ol pair aJJJB Womea'a SSe Stoeklan lisle thread, all colors, CHICAGO SALE 4 pairs tor (1.00 pair 29o Woanea's lSe tocklnna mill lots, fast black. CHICAGO SALE, I pairs for I ftn BSe, pair I UC Children's Staeklana double Knees, neeis ana toes. CHICAGO BALK, 4 pairs for SSei pair 7c Keekwear new stvlea of Dutch collars and Jabots to match, made ot pique with hemstitched edge, fine sheer mater als, trimmed with dainty laces, val ue, nn tn 19c: I lift Saturday Dntrk Collar Pins Galnsborcush heads, incased In neat mounts, finished In bronse.

French gre nna Greclen copper, actual hfl 60c value. Saturday Bells 2-Inch Hk elastic with pretty buckles, black, navy, sreen, brown, actual 35c to 2 SB SBc values. Saturday "'J Ribbon Special fancy warp print ribbons, white grounds and Plna, light blue and lavender I nche. wide: also plain satin taffetas and fancy to 4 Inches wiae, in ShR? black. 11ht blue.

pjnk. red brown and many other colors value: I Kir ott.s..,v vrd Vanltv nurses, lust as Illustrated, mane of white untarni.hable metal, complete with Inaide pocket, an excellent 60c value, 4 I) (J Saturday SLOP and SI.50 Gloves 74 SATURDAY Women's lS-button doable tip mllaneae gloves, black, white, navy, cedar, sky and pink, the kind that sell regularly at 11.00 and fn) na lirhtnl tei B4Q', full iit, ri'rfl CHICG0 WttPA 1: 'L 9.88 $11.88 VJ SI4.88 Neckwear Sala 50C 4) Parses fcJt Hi 3 2 (74c g.44 Feelary i i i I I Children's SI.50 Lawn Dresses 69c MADE arrange ments with the big a a a cturing adloring house ot'Roches-ter. the L. Black Co. to hare make up a big special lot of pants, utilizing all the remaining short pieces of fabrics and short ends; left from making spring and summer suits.

The fabrics Include the very newest weaves of rich, worsteds and velours in an almost endleBS assortment of pat terns; these pants would sell regularly at $5.00 yes some of them would sell' under ordinary circumstances at even more than 25 00. There is an excellent assortment to choose In all sizes, 0 AM THE men of Buffalo are posted regarding our recent purchase of the entire factory stock of Merton C. Robinson high grade tailors of Astor Place, New York City. We secured, through this purchase, a tremendous lot of stylish, thoroughly well tailored garments at decided price concession all are divided into three big lots. 1 tor Men's Suits worth 1 5.09 far Hen's Suit, worth $18.00 for Mon's Suits worm Si2Z.su no aw fisii lis Light Salo Double weave Inverted mantles.

100 candle power, actual 10c value, Cf Saturday Oil Chatham upright double-cap mantles, the -reguiar 15c kind, A. Saturday VU Complete Inverted light, as 111 us ra te d. nan dao me frosted shades, with- bead fringe to niatcn ystal inner globe, fitted i i i ith high grade side a djustable uurner, an ac- 98c ciianuviierB, plain 2-llght rhonHalli mt ll aa3 S2.4S S-lig-ht chandelier at ose Bushes and Shrubs closing out all remaining lota rose bushes laaa saah a .1. 1 at 25c each; regular $1.00 white lilac trees at Ths Grocery Store Baklaej Powder Rumford's strictly pure phosphate baking powder. 1 pound can 2oe a.

ty pound can I vG NOTB a 20-page baking' receipt book free with every can of this baking powder sold Saturday. Flonr Banquet brand, best bren-1 and pastry flour, barrel In wood, ST.OO) barrel ajotton sack, Of. as.so, barrel sack OOC Butter beat fresh made creamery butter. In one pound prints, and 5-pound wood i an. boxes, 4.08 Tea Imperial brand.

Japan, Gunpowder, Ooloag. Ceylon. English Breakfaat and Mixed, regu- SfiA lar Soc pound, at aOG peseliesW-Swan brand, best California peaches, In heavy syrup, fl. regular JOc. at I 9C Canned Veaetsble.

tomatoes, corn, peas, green beans, kidney bans, regular lQc 12c and Tl 18c at llC Pleklea New England brand, sweet or sour gherkins, regular H-lie bottle, at I IC Beer Lng Bohemian and 'Wurs- herger, case or 1 doien 508 1 tual jToT.VnC Saturday anil 3-1 Aside from fabric, style and workmanship, fit is the greatest essential A LIMITED number. of these splendidly made dainty white lawn dresses on sale one day only Saturday; made of the better quality mm of sheer white lawn in bertha, style, pleated skirts; serviceable dresses, effectively trimmed with dainty laces, sizes 8 to 14 CQ. years, exceptionally $1.60 valuesSaturday 03 in clothes. Correct fit is impossible in ready-made clothes, because they are contrary to the this law is, "Nature makes no du- puiuua man. You have certain lengths, breadths, rirths, curves and angles, which bo other man has, and these physical specifications can only be fitted by tailored to your exact measure clothes.

We guarantee you made to your measure clothes all wool fabrics latest Spring and Summer styles a saving of to to S15 if we fail the suit is ours and it woa't cost you one cent. Extra Trousers Free WITH EACH SUITING Our low price, are th. result of operating ninet.es tailoring- ettabllihments nndr on. aipente Our close Wooleo Mills connection. all pronti and expaia.t of Whols.les, Jobbsr.

and Commission Men. 2 r.iillinsry Specials Hisses- mvm Drettilv trimmed sailors, with sllK ribbons, assorted colors, excellent 98c value. AQfi Saturday WsnM's Mushroom bailor. and-aome sailors, made of lightweight rough straw, the most wanted styles, actual 11.75 Q5f value, Saturday i Tha Book Ccunfurs Saturday Book Speelal two of tha best selling books of the year "Life's Shop Window," by Victoria Cross, and "Ths Yoke." by Hubert Wales, cloth bound, usually MM ft sold at 1.1S; Saturday Ths Csr.iy Sectisn "Extragood" assorted chocolates, fresh, pure and wholesome, actual 40c value, Saturday full pound box Chocolate Ice cream, a dish Pineapple sherbet, a dlsfc Assorted jelly beana, pound 29c 5c So Spearmint drops or burnt pea- J2c nuts, pound Cream 1 pound tailored to your measure suit, lateit spring and summer 5 pattern, sad checks, extra free all wool serges, cassimeres sad wssves amazing 5 of patterns tailored to your measure, inclndinj extra free suits possible to produce. None better at $40 or mora; 5 your measure including extra 5 free SSrViCd! tore Saturday evaainga Write or call for fres samples If too sr.

for that Bio. Serre roar idsal w.v to bar. sraltiai for too- (By AaMclsted Praas.) FOROCHE, May Adeline Hawkins, a colored woman, was literally frightened to death last night by powerful searchlight of the bat Free Railroad Fares and Sam- fjlae It WomUM eutaf Ms city Htnd to tutor tamplm. Then, comt Is our ttort ant havt four chthtt mode to yourmtmun. Raitmad fart refunded to and from Buffalo, yctcrdingto Chamber of Commerce trrangtmentt.

On Main Street, Straight Across From Ellicott Square tleship Mississippi on its way up tne river to Natchez. "It Is the Judgment light," she exclaimed, and fell dead..