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“py =" MUCH MAY BE BARRED. Managers of Irish Rally Meet To-Night to Con- sider the Case. IS COMING 10 LECTURE.) Released Only Yesterday from Prison After Serving Sentence for ‘Seditious Libel.” Under Secretary Gage's ruling in the “Skin the Goat’ csses Editor Patrick A. McHugh, Leltrim’s representative in the British Parliament, who le coming here on the White Star liner Majestio with John Redmond and John O'Donnell to lecture in behalf of the United Irish League, may be barred from landing Decauso he has just been released from prison. Officers of the United Irish socleties, who have completed all arrangements for a mass-mecting to be held at Car negie Hall soon after Redmond’s ae rival, will meet to-night at the Morton House to discuss the case. hould Hdltor McHugh be held up this will reopen the controversy as to whether of not the Phoonlx Park tragedy of 1882 was really a poUtical erie. Bi re the ruling in the “Skin the Goat” cases the English Government @ought §o have exdMinister Putrick Egan and Dr. Hamilton Willams, ac- cused in that connection, surrendered to them, but the application was rofused on the ground that the killing of Burke anf Cavendish was a political offense. Simimr ection was taken by France when the British authories asked that Byrne end Tynan be surrendered to them. In view of this, Irish-Americans think the refusal of Secretary Gage to allow Fiteharris and Kavanagh, who came here to lecture, to lund was unwar ranted under existing lewa. Editor MoHugh only yesterday was released from Kitmainham Jail, after serving a six-month sentence for ‘‘sed!- tlous libel.” In case McHugh {s stopped officials of the United Irish Societies eny that the “Skin the Goat” decision will be fought in the United States courts. REBELS STOLE AMERICAN BOAT. TOOK AWAY STEAM LAUNCH AT BOCAS DEL TORO. Consul Hand Complains That Com- mander of Machias Didn’t Ald in Getting Vessel Back. ‘Two American passengers on board the steamer Advance, which arrived this morning from Colon, said that they were from Bocas Del Toro, and were at that place when the United States crulser Machias was in port. They say that the insurgents came tnto town from the Interior and selzed @ jarge naphtha launch belonging to an American firm, Snyder & Co. United States Consul Hand demanded the re- turn of the Jaunch within twenty-four |! hours, The insurgents had retired to an island with the launch, which they moored In plain sight of the towa. The consul asked the commander of the Machlas to enforce the demand. ‘Tho launch was not in sight next day, and the Insurgents said they did not know what became of it. The Maching steamed away to Colon without paying any attention to the protests of the consul, and @ short time later the in- surgents stole naphtha from the owners of the launch. United States Consul Hand told theso passengers that he had complained to Washington of the action of the Machias's commander. LEFT BABY AT PRIEST'S. DOOR INFANT DESERTED IN FATHER M’DONALD’S HALLWAY. Man Who Left It, Rang the Bell and Then Ran Away. Rev. Father McDonald, of St. Lucy's Roman Catholic Church, Grove and Six- teenth streets, Jersey City, was awak- ened at 12,90 o'clock this morning by vigorous ringing at his door bell, When he got to the door he saw a man running away up Grove street toward Hoboken, The man had left o nthe doorstep 4 baby boy almost one week old, wrapped in two shawls, The priest tenderly took the babe Into the rectory and then had it removed to the clty hospital. ‘The police are trying to locate the parents, Father McDonuld ts unable to give a description of the man who left the child, ——___ Stole Cigars Worth $1,000, Max Fleshe, an old offender, No, 8700 in the Rogues Gallery, was held for tria} In the Centro Street Policy Court this morning for stealing last Saturday at the Old Dominion pier elght cases of cigars, valued at §1,000. Another Sale of Stoves: For Heating and’ Cooking Purposes. How busy ee rn a THE chilly weather sent nundreds hurrying here for room heaters. Gas or Oil. Just as you like. It's folly to sit in a.cold room when you can heat it so conveniently and at such fractional expense. sickness. Besides, it’s dangerous; it literally invites Of course, we don’t tell about every kind of Stove we've got; we simply hint. sufficient. with awing- TOILET PAPER, (‘' Prince’’) tn rolls of 8 for 2.00 | HAMPERS, made of willow, barrel pe COFFEE MILLS, with steel grinde bardwood box be DRESSMAKERS’ TABLES with fold- ing legs MEDICINE CABINETS with lock and ey 1.00 STEP LADDERS, 5-ft. size you have kept us in the Stove Department. First whiff of 24 75 10 45 45 48 WORLD:, TUESDAY, EVENING, OCTOBER 22,,1901. Sale continues. pleteness. Acres of Hometurnishings. Wednesday’s Remarkable Attractions AT THE BIG STORE. Sale continues. We are excellently ready for another enormously busy Wednesday in our large and splendidly stocked Homefurnishing Departments on the Third Floor and in the Basement. We have planned to make it a record-breaking day. There is no impairment, no weakness in any line. From abroad and from the best manufacturers in the United States we have gathered such stocks as any store may well point to with pardonable pride. PRICES ARE TREMENDOUS FACTORS IN BRINGING CROWDS WEDNESDAY, Stocks are now in the full flush of com- are being sold. ries, halls and stairs. from ships to offices. Now is the time to ing hundreds of orders. {thing at surprisingly low prices. Big Values in Carpets. Five Very Important Offers. There’s every reason for saying this is the busiest Carpet Department in Greater New York. We are fill Thousands of yards of Carpet: Carpets for all sorts of places, buy to fine advantage. Freshest styles, most beautiful colorings and com. binations. Wiltons, Velvets, Axminsters, Tapestry and Body Brussels in any quantity you want. are unprecedentedly busy; raw materials are swiftly going up, and it is reasonable to believe that manufac- turers will soon advance prices. The mille Every: Carpets for parlors, bedrooms, sitting-rooms, libra ing top and urn, large size pot and good ASH CANS, galvanized ality of iron, 3.00 , galval fron, with 5 ae a TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET; ' pre ED erevat acura Seable bottoms, No. 3, 1.50 eae We want te prove ie thousands of people beyond every shadow of doubt that it isto their true | }¥ extra quality; all wool surtace; large Ind other standard makes; ail choles deals AE ARIOR trimmings, fancy Jo. 4 size, 2.05 nefit to make this store their shopping headquarters. tangs of parlor, ball and stair patterns; designs and coloring, with and without ura, Minch firepot; special to-mor- FOLDING IRONING BOARDS, with Every Department is virtually a store in itself, It is conducted upon a broad-gauge policy, ¢ |} eulas 7c. quality, at 45) border, hall and stair patterns tomate; i row, 7.50) stand, 41¢ ft. size, 603] | keeps constantly abreast the ti i i ‘i | I} TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET, | 1.35 value, 90 gacaee aren etoreloin ee ee Os Sse eeps cont a0 ily at reas! He es and seeks incessantly to excel its best previous efforts. double extra; Stinson, Sanford and | "ARLO! . te tiendly competition among the departments is excellent for the shopper as it results in standard makes; endless LINOLEUMS, fertile du, alekleplated himmlogs, | | LADDER and ee z 7531} marvellous values ving. PP arity Of patterna; with abd withoat Our “ZIP” Japanned COAL HODS, No. 15, 18 Study the Third Floor as you step out of the Elevators or slse ascend the broad stairways. ROYALE WILTON Geen CAR- coon EQ CoAMEER | PAILS, 12-q¢. size, of gal ery aerate Se STOCK is one of the largest and finest in the world, Its beauty and PETS best carpet made for ard wat, bought elsewhere tor less than 60's size, 6.75 nied, aS : aa or: of room; large squate yard; to-morrow, 1,15 Sis, Gee Ge THE RUG AND CARPET STORES are continually crowded, and are every whit as important | |} berdtr, tak and silt pattern to matchs PRINTED LINOLEUM; very. best Ou"EDNA" eee mel ware) os ee = (48% | anaiattractive. regulai 1.50 quality, 90 | quallty; endicas variety af designe COOKING TSREaDEE GAUGE PAN CIN THE UPHOLSTERY STORE is brimful of everything in the lines of artistic decorations, | ]} BIGELOW AXMINSTER CARFET, | Te nlnety-vent quality, at 60 STOVE,cos- See Tet cade enamel waters 464] | Draperies, Curtains and Portieres. _ ae ; masse clone tate ee ny guality, destzae | The seventy-five cont quality at 50 eis INCANDESCENT GAS FIXTURES. Every day is a reception day in the Basement among the magnificent assortments of brilliant cut | [} ders; very special, at 1,15! The sixty-five cent quality, at 40 and baker, GAS CHANDELIERS, eollé brass of glass, superb bric-a-brac, fine china, and everything coming under the classitication embraced by such lines. | }f~—~ mate heavy Soouttful Seatgua’ emeetan’ size, 1.30 THE HOUSEFURNISHING STORE never ceases to be interesting to the careful provider. . quality of grate and fire pot, foo? ene 1.603} Ve supply humble homes as well as the city’s most celebrated residences and hotels. Srocertes. : tite, is 8.50] i CANDESCENT GAS LAMPS, bulb HOMEFITTERS' DAY is everybody's day at The Big Store. 5 Qur “IRON QUEER” COOKING eae " 28 You never feel that you have paid tco much for srell ac 000 of the strangest, made; INCANDESCENT GAS LIGHTS, com- your Groceries or Food Supplies when you purchase © IGlnch oven, fulaize cabinet base, plete with shade, 35 GF PB. o ° S2 . “ ” duplex and shaking grate, them at our ‘‘Great Pure Food Mart. palented cue Slece ‘cover aed ‘wuart No. 2 WELSBACH MANTLES, 18 reat Dar G9 ains in UrTnure. “Quality’”’ is the supreme unit f hich thi anteed not to warp ont of shape; to- SIEGEL-COOPER’S SPECIAL MAN- « : sup! or whic. ia morrow at 16.50| TLES, 8 Emphatic Values for Wednescay. department strives. If it should happen that others HOUSEFURNISHINGS, STOVES. We have been asked for Music Cabinets so often of late that we ordered a big line to feature at exceptionally} uote lower prices on some goods than we do, it means CURTAIN STRETCHERS, especial THE “BANNER” OIL HEATING striking prices. UR QUALITY IS SUPERIOR. sale, 6x12 75 STOVE baal e porta ent heen These Cabinets have just been received, and we show them to-morrow at two prices, specially, that will : CURTAIN, STRETCHERS, spedal See eccnle plated. trimmings; sold commend them to those in need of such conveniences. OATS: “Ceres Rolled White Oats, is TEA: Why not enjoy a cup of good, . fogulatly for $4.50; special tormiorrow ‘A word about the Parlor Suit advertised for to-morrow. It’s a good many dollars under regular price, and Prepared under the best hygienic snd ing that pungency so much desired ard THE IMPROVED kind of stretcher 1,05] at 3.00 enybedy ene buys will have one of the finest bargains in this line seen in many days. element comeitiene one pontalas al elished > Our stock of pure quali Picasa ia special for Se marr ew: ae about ss pines price and will doubtless be in lively demand. ang custalniag power fot al a Teasile ves deeplets aod a, ly ur ections you' in 001 argain: jayv— 1 mel ; packed in the new a he a Unusual Offers in New space to tll about in pint. u ee Le LN er ie fr td eect 20) ee ita gitar Tay eee oe PRY lere’s Wednesday's inviting list : TOMATOES: ‘Delaware Beauty" BAKING POWDER: “Hazel” ‘ 9 | HANDSOME COUCHES.. Standard solid red ripe Tomatoes, can, 97, Bt ats Slassware, China, Brie-a-Rrac ee EO Cee Snatc cn, 9 Fara ung Pow, sealy |ft. 6 im. long, by 2 ft. 0 in. wide, , very sweet, MILK: ‘Hazel’ brand Condensed Mills and Lamps. You Save Well and Wisely. It's a mammoth beauty spot, this Basement home of Glassware, China, lovel: Bric-a-Brac and artistic Lamps. ver eo many thousand dollars’ worth. The spirit of ie every- Progress where. The best manufacturers of Europe and America send their leading products. ‘Whether you pay liftle or much at The Big Store you get the worthlest to be had. ‘The Bric-a-Brac stocks we are now showing are exquisitely beautiful, but lack that exorbitant system of pricing which characterizes the method: of the exclusive dealer, GLASSWARE. TUMBLERS: Watee site eats blown glass, fegolarly at per doren; GLASS TABLE SET: Sugar Bowl, & count ease Pitcher, ly eold at 35c., epecial, SALT SHAKERS: In tmitation of ¢ glasa; silver-plated tope, regular! soldat 134 Hat 44 FANCY CHINA. CHOCOLATE POTS, CRACKER JARS, very richly decorated, variety o! shapes; regularly sold at $1.50; special PLATES, CUPS AND SAUCERS, SALAD BOWLS, CELERY TRAYS; Tegulatly sold from 40c, to S0c.; spe-~ dial at RAMIKINS or BAKING DISHES, very richly decorated, finest china, with- out plate, With plate, DINNER SETS. DINNER SET, 100 pieces, fine thin porcelain, richly decorated; regularly Sold at $9.00; special at DINNER SET, 112 pleces, finest For liah porcelain, very richly decorated, every piece gold lined, ‘open stock’? bvtipr ad Togdlatly sold at $21.00; spe- a TEA SET, S6 pieces, fine Austrian china, richly decorated; regularly sold at $8.00; special at DINNER SET, 100 pieces, finest Aus- trian china, Haviland shape, nelly ascorated; regularly sold at $25.00; opectal at BRIC-A-BRAC. from our regular stock four different assortments, which we will offer at about one-third their regular prices: PANCY BISQUE CENTRE PIECES, VASES, &c., rogularty sold at $1.50; special at Fine assortment of Austrian and lish VASES and URNS, great M of shapes; regularly sold at 31,75 fo $2.00; special at VASES: Fohemian English very newest 8! ; regularly sold for $2.25; special ates A VASES: New shapes and decorations, in miniature effects, on rich, dark back- ground; Tegularly 901d at $2.50; special a LAMPS. EARGE Lime top with 10-inch , hand-paint decoration; regu- fanty ‘sold at te special at DROP LIGHT or GAS PORTABLE, with 6-ft. tubing, best burner, shade and chimney complete; regulasly 4.95 | sold at $1.75; special a 6.40 14.00 14.75 95 175} 1s0{Balance of the Sale o: beautifully carved golden oak frame, mel and creamy; dor., $1.75; can, 15 or Unsweetened Cream, the richestand heavy fluted legs, made with $ stock spite, beaced with hesty CANNED FRUIT: “Royal Red" Ye purest on the market, fall 1-1b. cans, copper wire supports; all spring edge low Peaches, Bartlett Pears, White OLIVES: ‘Kenwood"’ fancy Queen and covered with an extra q) of and Blsck Cherries, Milford" Erg or Olives, large bot., Bel elvet, Rookwood velour an4 Green Gage Plums; choice California SOUPS: ‘‘Hazel” Special Assorted : actual value $24.00, special my yee in pure sugar syrup, Soups, mad: from the finest selected ; u to-morrow at 16.50 } 40z., $2.30; can, 20) vegetables, meats ani poultry, doz., ¢ ee eer al a rise PARLOR SUITE. ER =z LADIES' WRIT-} FISH: Selected Finnan Haddtes, Ib., 6 pa 2 ee 23 UITE of ieces; plano polish, crotch “4 : “Basel”? ne framee; shaped back, Drowd arms, Preseh loge; uptoistercd with beat steel tempered | L Nee Hi et bond jeartere Fancy Canada | |the best for the tollet and bath, springs, al ‘edge, covered with an extra finy quality of satin damask Verona | WRITING Spring Lamb, cakes, 1 and tapestry; actual value, $75.00; special to-morrow at 48.00 DESK in quar- MAPLE SYRUP: Harel Pure Ver- Wi A : MUSIC CABINETS. | MORRIS CHAIRS. tat-sawed gold- ee ‘Maple; absolutely pure, full ines and Liquors. MUSIC HANDSOME MORRIS CHAIR, in quar- qjen oak ce ma- BERT = CABINET, | tex eawed golden oak or mahogany fire hogary @niah, DELICATESSEN: Fancy Blamarck Gin ee brent a | ish; lished, can and bared {fasted a ever dagen tions, peat ea tent Herring, carefully packed and pre | oLD CROW OR PEPPER WHISKEY, Plano at TO; ve 5 ba hed; | artistic i design completa with rever- ass 'trim- COFFEE: Blend" Mocha CRYSTALLIZED ROCK AND RYE; coms sible cushions, covered in Rookwood ings, Freoch and Javi Dodied Coffee, + just the thing for colds; bot., << | velour and Belgian velvets; actual well com Meo., $1.00; Bb. 28) HAZEL MALT EXTRACT, the best, ch value $12.00; special to-morrow, 7.751 a1 si PRESERVES: ‘‘Harel"” Preserved most outritious and nourishing Malt loge, very Value, 910.00; special to-marro row at 6.50} Whole Fruit; only selected ripe fruit on the market; case of 12 bottles, $1.35; ey PIANO STOOLS. On all purchases of $5 or more and pure granulated sugar; packed with a fee o PIANO STOOL in Oak, (Ex to be Bent C. 0. D.) peat cans and cleanliness; 1-1b. glass 25 | CHOICE CALIFORNIA CLARET, a actual Ebony or Mahogany ee PREPAY FREIGHT sj i * good blood maker, gal. 65. value finish, brass claw feet to any railroad station within the following {SALAD DRESSING: | ‘*Yacht Club FINE CALIFORNIA PORT AND 96.00; rasping glass balls, of ‘ Sa'ad Dressing; made from the finest 3 grasping ¢ States: si SHERRY, five years o'4, gal. 1,35 special to-morrow, elegant design and finish; re, Vermont, Massachu-} !ngredienta; an excellent relish for cold * , kal, g ‘Same MUSIC CAB we actos value $3.00; Bpec- 1.95 4, Connecticut, New York, } meats, salads, ctc.; bot, 23] MARYLAND RYE WHISKEY, gal, 2.00 top and French bevel-plate mirror, at al to-morzow al H nd SALMON: ‘Hazel’ fancy Sal: . she sland Der Joe. Steaks, cut from selected Columbla MT. VERNON RYE WHISKEY, gal, 2.50 Lace Curtains and Portieres. 1.75} There are still good * 2.50 1.19 Crowds Buying Rugs. Always Busy—Fine Values at Moderate Prices the Reason Why. Reversible Smyrna Rugs are strongly featured for to-morrow. Many are in the newest Oriental Designs, and will find a host of ready uurchasers. One of the best displays of Smyrna Rugs brought to public attention in a long while. Two grades are offered; in each the lowest prices possible are quoted. Smyrna Rugs are known world-wide for thelr supericr durability. Re- verse them at your pleasure. Youget Bractically two rugs for the price of one. Ruge are now so immensely anything ever known, that it’s BEST QUALITY Bize 9x12 ft.; eleowhere, 28.50; our price, Size 7.6x10.6 ft.; elsewhere, 24,50; our price, Size Gx ft.; elsewhere, 16,50; our Size 4x7 ft.; elsewhere, 7.50; ocr ce, Bize 36x72 in.;"eloewhere, 5.00; our price, Size 30x60 in.; elsewhere, 4.00; our price, Size 26x54 in.; elsewhere, 3.00; our price, Size 21x48 In.; elsewhere, 2.00; our ice, SECOND QUALITY Size 9x12 {t., elsewhere 24.50; our price,17.50 an popular, and t! e demand is so fast srceeding the best sort of wisdom to buy as many the following as you may happen to need | Size'7.6x10.6ft.; elsewhere 19.50; our price, 13.00 9.00 4.25 2.98 1,98 1.48 75 22.50 | size 6x9 {t.; elsewhere 12.00; our 18,50 |e 8. Size 47 ft; elsewhere 6.00; out 12,00 | Pe Sizo 36x72 in; elsewhere 4.00; our 5.50 | Price, Bize 30x60 in; elsewhere 3.00; our 3.98 | price, 2.98 Size 26x54 in.; elsewbere 2.00; our 1.98 | S42, { Isewhere 1.25; our 1.25 RANGPUR SMYRNA RUGS. Three sizes only, choice patterus. Sizedxi2ft., 10.50) 7,6x10.6, 8.50 |6x9, 5.25, Wate Papers. Are you taking advantage of our special Wall Paper offerings? Now ia the season for repapering your rooms. You will have to pay nearly twice our prices elsewhere. Style in Wall Paper is everything, and when you buy here you get the handsomest and best to be had. WALL PAPERS, in a great variety of pretty, designe, worth up to 8, per roll, al : WALL PAPERS, handsome and effec- tive—suitable fos any room in your house; a large assortment to select from; priced here at i8c, a roll; to-morrow'a price bere, anly WALL PAPERS, artistically drawp and handsomely: colored, in large of all floral, rich tapestry and fabric | elects; regularly at a roll; a 4 Frag of many patterns to-morrow for WALL PAPERS, for parlors, halls, Ubsarios of dining-rooms, all cotrectly edsomel ycolored—siike, jand hat iy’ Alte, embossed golds, etc.; priced eise- 4 Roe ee a ts be bad bese for M such as Irish Point, Brussels, Renaiss: "© 89c., 95c., S125, $1.95, S95 and $2.65 vas. floral borders At Ti Prices, ALSO SPECIAL WEDNESDAY 415 Pairs Capestry Portiores One-Ghird Loss Chan Chetr Regular Value. This ie an exceedingly important and timely offer, and it is not possible to buy these styles as cheaply else- More than 70 varieties of very choice where, Brocades, Figured Rops, Bagdads, Sereped Orientals and Armure Weaves, Per Pair at $2.85, $3.95, $4.75. ALSO f 9,000 Pairs of Nottingham Curtains at Less Than Cost to Make. We've sold such an enormous number of these Nottingham Lace Curtains that assortme decreasing. As patterns narrow down we still further cut prices to make sure that it will be a clean-eweep sale. BEAUTIFUL COPIES OF FINE REAL LACES ance, Arabian, Cluny and Antiques. Plain and scroll centres; insertion or River Chinook Saimon, 1-Ib. fiat cars, 20 | OLD CABINET RYE WHISKEY, gal., 3,00 to-morrow, S150 Framed Pictures, 75e. You'll have to see the subjects personally to fully nts are fast} appreciate the excellence of the values. 250 Hand Colored Artotype Engravings, fitted with mat, 13¢-inch gilt frame, matched corners; size 16x20; all the popular subjects; Remarkable Sale of Black Dress Goods. Greatest Opportunity of the Year, special 75q We begin to-morrow one of the most unusual Sales of Black Dress Goods ever advertised by a New York © Store. STAPLE LINES OF BLACK GOODS AT LESS THAN: THEIR ACTUAL COST OF MAKING. They represent the final lines of a season’s produc- WE OFFER A SPLENDID VARIETY OF 165 PAIRS SATIN PORTIERES, with heavy knotted tassel fringes: enutifal range of choles colorings; worth $14.00; a 300 REAL BAGDAD CURTAINS. For Draperies and Couch Covers at the cost of the imitation goods. $7.95 Bagdad Curtains, each, at $4.50 Bagdad Curtains, each, $6.00 Bagdad Curtains, each, at OUR SCREEN ‘STORE IS VERY BUSY We are carrying a fine line; none larger anywhere. | panel; value $6.00, Sreat Rush for Ribbons! Crowds Continuous and Eager Around the Main, Aisle Booths. Monday started the big Ribbon Sale with fine and increasing enthusiasm. Seemed as if almost everybody wanted elegant Ribbons. To-day the demand is exceeding all expectations. But we're splendidly ready ; plenty for all week. beautiful Ribbons before in one day. These details for Wednesday : PRICES 14, 45 2.95 4. Now. % 12,000 PIECES OF FANCY RIBBONS, All silk, gorgeously winsorre in their fascinating freshness, most attractive colorings upward to 17c. a yard; this sale, per yard, 7,200 PIECES OF FANCY RIBBONS, 244 to 4 inches wide, Louisine stripes and striped taffctas, exquisite designs and superb colorings; worth up to 20c. 3 yard; this sale, per yard, 34 to 4 inches wide; values range 9 21- iy 434 inches wide LUSTROUS TAFFETA RIBBONS, every wanted color; worth 25c. a yard; this sale, per yard, 15 BLACK SATIN BACK VELVET RIBBONS. Woven edge; superior qualities: No, 1 1-2, per plece of 10 yards, No, 2, per plece of 10 yards, No. 3, per yard, No. 5, per yard, No. 7, per yard, No. 9, per yard, 8 10 12 AS LESS THAN REGULARLY. To visit this section and to see the attractions means that | you will be pleasantly surprised. will buy liberaliy. $3.75 SILKOLINE FILLED SCREENS, 3-fold, each, $3.95 CRETONNE FILLED SCREENS, 3 taut panels, with | oak or mabogany frames, each, tion, and we bought them in con,unction with an enor-- Tt means also that you} Hous asaortment of Colored Dress Goods, thus obtain- — 2.25{ing extraordinary concessions in prices. This allows 2 35{48 to sell at the lowest prices ever quoted for these goods. 3.25}THIS WONDERFUL DISPLAY COMPRISES THOU- 2.95 SANDS OF YARDS OF EXCELLENT quality Henriettas, French Serges, French Broadcloths, Venetian Cloths, Albatross, Panne Cloths, English Storm Serges, Cheviots, French Foules, Pebbled Chev- iots, Figured Pierolas, Zibelines, Satin Prunellas, En; lish Crepe Cloths, English Whipcords, Camel’s F. Homespuns and other Fabrics. $1.00 FRENCH FOULE, YD., 59C, HENRIETTA, YD., 39C. Se. Black, all wool, 40 inches wide; fine silk pias a wool, 42 inches wide; a beautiful ib. soft fabric, Ris finish. 45C. PRENCH SERGE, YD., 40C. ote taney net SSe. Black, all 1, 45 inches wide, wiry and wool, wide, very eff yeeiine ea me ‘Sc. FIGURED PIERO: 3D dressy. $1.25 FRENCH BROADCLOTH, YD., 95C. | eqbltck satin designs, 44 Black, all wool, $2 inches wide, heavy- weight, high-class finish. $1.10 VENETIAN CLOTH, YD., 85c. Blacic, all wool, 52 inches ‘wide; a very popular fabric. Soc. ALBATROSS, YD., 3Sc. Black, ali wool, 40 inches wide, crepe finish. $1.00 PANNE CLOTH, YD., 75c. Black, all wool, 44 inches wide, high, glis- with burlape and art cottons; 4 panel, value $4.50, at | SCREENS, covered on t $3. We never sold so many | SATIN TAFFETA RIBBONS. {$00 cartons of 444 inch wide Satin Taffeta Ribbons in eve wanted color—a real 27c, quality—-in this sale at, per y. SATIN AND GROS GRAIN RIBBONS. 1,000 cartons of all-silk Ribbons; satin on one side, gros grain on \the other; correct itibbons for cushioa ruffies, ribbon pillows, basket trimmings, curtains, draperies an’ work of every description; all widths, ftom No, § to 80; colon white, cream, le; pinks, blues, reds, rose, orange, violets, gresus, turquoise, cerise, etc. ‘Width No, 2, worth 22c. per piece of ten vards, Width No. 5, worth 6c. per yard, 4 orth Oc. per yard, orth 12c. per yard, 8 19 effects. $1.00 ZIBELINE, YD., S0c. Black, 50 inches wide, a fabric now M- gteat demand, $1.50 FRENCH CREPE CLOTH, % Black, 44 inches wide, plain; also a polka dot and neat figure, $1.25 SATIN PRUNELLA, YD, Black, 45 inches wide, all wool, $1.00 ENGLISH CRAPE CLOTH, Black, 45 inches wide, all wool, 2 2, woeth Ae; per arte 9 | | teniog ten. $1.50 ENGLISH WHIPCORD, YB SS | Width Ns, 16, worth t6c. per yard, 11] $51.50 ENGLISH STORM SERGE, YD., 75c.| Black, all wool, 48 inches wide, No, 12, per yard, 19 | Width No. 22, worth 18. per yard, 12 1-2 Black, all wool, $2 tucks wide: hard finish; populas, splerdid for wear. No. 16, 4, 2 will not’ be affected by sun, rain or sea water; | ¢5c, CAMEL'S HAIRHOMESP Mol 33° pot ya ) jee Dania bee He ee is greatest wearing fatzic made. Black, 48 inches wide, ‘ 1.00 CHEVIOT, YD., 68. 2.75 FRENCH BRO Wo. 40, per yard, 29 | width No. 80, worth 29c. per yard, 2 bate teen - i rr a