The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1902, Page 5

: | NEWS TOLD IN TABLOIDS. i} | Men Bi Vegligee atid "Ss | Aerts, 7TAapPpers. \ Two Very Timely Newest Styles in Pretty Percales and Cool Lawna, WRAPPERS—Fine percale, in ex- collont patterrs; extra tull skirt with flounce ard prettily trimmed reduced from 8¢. to WRAPPERS—Lawn, in pretty, light patterns, good full skirt with wide suffie ani bretelles on waist, trimmed with fancy washable braid and embroidery; 9c. value for WRAPPERS—Lawn, dimity and percale, in very desiratle patterns, both light and dark, very full skirts with wide ruffle ‘ond embroidery imming on waists; value up to 98 $1.09, for (Serond Floor, Centre. Offerings. What man does not appreciate the coolness and comfort that a Negligee Shirt imparts? As special features for Friday and Saturday morning we offer: LOT 1—MEN'S FINE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, mate of woven madras, with cuffs attached or detached. Very gentre! Fatterns, guaranteed persect fitting; plain white, oxlood, tan aud blue, with ‘plaited bosoms; $1.00 to GS $1.50 values, All sizes at LOT 2—Same as we featured so strongly recently and which tesiilced in some of the most extraordinary se knew. The best NEGLIG the money you ever saw. Any style you want. Sizes 12 to 1 6Sc, values, CABLE. |LOSSES OF BOERS IN WAR, TELEGRAPH. (TO CALL A SPECIAL SESSION, PUT-IN-BAY, 0., July 10.—Goy, Nash has decided to call the Legisiature to pectal semsion on Aug, % to, nact a muntetpal code pill for the sev- eral cities of the State. jIN HONOR OF GEN. PORTER. LENOX, Mass, outdoor event | given by Mr. ‘at their we iw tite chord waht OP | \ LOCAL. M. BOUIVE GOES HOME. Jules Boulve, the Chancellor of the | French Embassy, at Washington, salled for France on a three months’ leave of absence to-day on La Lorraine. Mr. Boulve ts the man who was mainly ro. sponsible for the erection of the Ro- Chambenu statue at Washington. ‘He succeeded in having four bilis passed | through Congress in spite of great op- | position. PLANS FOR BIG HOTEL. Plans have been filed at the Bureau of Buildings, Manhattan, for a nine- story brick hotel to be erected at the southwest corner of Broadway and One Hundred and Third street. The cost la Placed at $750,000. GIRL MISSING. The police have been asked to look for Charlotte Retlly, fifteen years old, who ran away from her home, No. 2054 Lafontaine avenue, yesterd has light complexion, is height, wears glasses and 8 gray dress, DROKE TOE ON STAGE, Alexander Clark, the Sam Keno of “The Defender,” at the Herald Square Theatre, broke a toe on the staxe Tues- day night and was unable to appear yesterday, MANAGER ARRESTED. Henrv Rosenberg, manager and owner 55 PRETORIA, Transvaal, July 10—Ac- cording to an estimate of the Ited Cross Identity Depot, the total losses of the were 3,700 men | meet in Boers during the war j killed or died of wounds, and 22.00 made risoners of war, of whom 7 died, The Boer forces in the fleld numberest about 75.00, i DUCAL LINE I8 EXTINCT, | ALEXISBAD, Duchy of Anhalt. July | 10—The Duchess of Anhalt-Bernbdurg died this morning. The line ts now ex- af tes The Duchess was born Oct. 9 | 1811. Saturday ’s Half Floliday Yleans Ohat Friday Wilt Be Doubly Busy. . Crowds will hurry to the seashore or country Saturday. Many will start on their vacations. Many will return to the city Monday. But the needs of the multitude will be many nevertheless. It may be something in men's furnishings. Possibly negligee shirts, neckwear, hosiery or underwear. Perhaps headwear. But wha'ever it is, whether for the sterner or the gentler sex, it may be had at the Siegel Cooper store and in abundance, if it be in such lines as the world’s greatest retail store can be expected to provide. And vacation seekers will be able to profit all the more handsomely because of the progress of the Ex- pansion Sales. Things are humming merrily at The Big Store. Business is splendid in spite of the heat. We haven't any tales of dulness to tell; no recitals of lethargy to dispirit you. The Store is a great attraction, It is a metropolitan centre of commerce, and thousands of out-of-town people find endless profit and entertainment in coming here. We suggest to those who do not find it convenient to run into town, to use our Mail Order Department. ‘We shop for you as carefully as if you shopped for yourself. 75 10,—A_ brilliant party John Sloane, in July was the garden and Mrs ntry house, Lyn Horace Porter. Ambas- sador to France, and Mrs. Porter. Over | three hundred guests were present. number of the wedding guests remalne over for this event HELENA MUST PAY, BOSTON, July 10.—Directors of the water works of Helena, Mon., the con- trolting stock of which Is held In Bos- ton, have voted to shut off the service there after this conth unless the city pays bills for water supplied to date, amounting to $73,000. HEAT AND STORMS KILL MANY. PITTSBURG, July 10.—Eleven deaths from the heat and ten serious prostra- tions have been reportetl. The mill workers are the greatest sufferers and many of them have been obliged to stop work, KILLED BY LIGHTNING. EASTON, Pa., July 10.—A cloudburst in the upper Bushkill district of North- rst. honor of Gen. | VOLCANORS GIVE WARNING, | y GUA, Nicaragua, July 10—| Costa Rican volcanoes, Miravailis and) Rincond de la Vieja, eighty and, sixty | miles goutheast of Lake aragua, gave a day's warning before their recent No native loss of life is re- Corse? Covers, Excellent Bargains. Well made and specially low priced. Details are brief but coavincing. CORSET COVERS; good muslin, high and square neck. pearl buttons, J) CORSET COVER cambris, French effect, Val. lace trimming and ribbon run, CORSET COVERS; cambric, tight fitting back, fu!l front, trimming of wite torchon lace and ribbon; special, (Main Fipor, 18th St. Side) ———_—_——_— Wen’s Underwear. Decidedly Undergriced. A welcome opportunity. Every garment this make. All per‘ect, too. so low in price? Expansion--that's all. eruptlon, ported TAKING OFF GERMAN PRISONERS | HAMILTON, Bermuda, July 10.—The | German steamer Roland, of the North German Lloyd line. from Mexico and Cuba for Bremen, has arrived here to take on board the German prisonel season's But why war who were sent here with thi tachments of captured Boers, CHANGES METEOR’S R BERLIN, July 10.—Emperor William | (Second Floor, Centre.) Babies? Lawn Caps MEN'S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, short or lon, t_make and finish; a ue 50c., AND DI plain and fancy ie $1.25, V4 fry d has ordered that the Meteor's English , of the Metropolis Theatre, at One Hun- j1moton Oounty Tuesday night did a vant Higging ve supplemented with yard top: | MEN'S SAMPLE UNDERWEAR, ; dred and Forty-second street and Third | farmer, was truck by lightning and| Salis. | Carers ise Nae fancy colors; 19 Kpanston ale. avenue, was arrested on a Supreme | killed. TO KEEP PRESENT NAVIES, | 08; a Very pretty. | Allover embroidery Lawn Caps, with full ruche and top ruches. ror elaborate. Allsizes. Made to at $1.00. Special price Friday and Court order in a Beilke, a bartender, to recover $2, damages for assault. CORNER-STONE TO BE LAID. On Friday, July Ui, the anniversary of the arrival of the French fleet and ult brought by Paul lcENTRAL WINS TAX CASE. ALBANY, July 10.—The Appellate Di- vision, Third Department, reduces the State tax against the New York Cen- tral Railro: from $200,000 to $136,227.73. The company argued that $107,000.00 of BUENOS AYRES, Argentine, July 10.— Argentine and Chill have signed a con- | veriion defining more precisely the ab- Ject# of their recent treaties providing for arbitration and the limitation of armaments in order to avert complica- | 39 Wen’s the landing of the French troops at|!t8 capital is Invested in the stock of | tiohe' colors, all sizes; Newport. the sorner-atone of the monu. |(tc,i@ke Shore Railroad and therefore) =o se ok (lain Floor, Rear.) Saturday morning, 49 ment to’ Admiral de ‘Terna Whig died!) snould: not be sitbject to’ State) tax: TO RELIEVE DISCOVERY. ; shortly after and whose grave is in the | SUICIDE WAS A NEW YORKER. LONDON, July 10—The Antarctic SS re ttle cemetery of Trinity Church, New- | pyitaADELPHIA, July 10.—The young | steamer Morning, purchased by the Dress Suit Cases. Children’s Recters. man who swallowed poison last Mon-| Royal Geographical Society as a relief is. ba? GARDEN UNDERGOPS CHANGES. day in the street after pawning nis|ship for the Discovery, aailed for Vic- You may travel a mile or a thou. Excellently maie of light-weight A force of laborers aro at work | coat, hag been identified as Louls Ent: /orla Land. sand, You may travel once a year \ colored cloth. zen, 0} $ ; i on the flooring and partitions neces- | York. His wife, Mrs. Lena Entzer, iden- | KAISER'S HEIR FALLS, or all year. But you must frankly Fancy braif trimmings. Sires run sary to fit Madison Square Garden for | tiled the body at the Morgue. BERLIN, July 10—While Crown |] @dmit that a Dress Suit C S; 7 Z from 1 to5 year Intented to be the Woman's Exhibition,. given by_the practically indispensible. Pe Cla: retailed at prices varying from $2.00 to $3.50. Reduced to IS HOT AT BAR HARBOR, Prince Frederick William was driving 7.00. | Fee eee oe une nany wecee the bare: | BAR HARBOR, July 10—The tempera-|{f, dog-cart at Bonn to-day the horse ff grades here at special prices. Second Foor, 0 | ment of the Garden, th which ts tobe a HE was not injured "and cons || DRESS SUIT CASES ; russet Sale at (Second Floor Contre ture at noon registered 91 degrees, an unusual fact when it is known that tne average temperature for July last year was 76. ROSTAND ENDS FIGHT. CHICAGO, July 10—The petition filed last week by Lawyer William Burry asking leave to reopen the Gross-Mans- fleld case, involving the authorship of ground. tinued his drive. CASTRO MOVES TO ATTACK. |Venernelan President Henadn’ Hin Army Against Insurgents. | leather, muslin lined, leather cov- ered corners, leather stitched han- reproduction of a street in Venice, ha | ff dle, brass plated lock and catches | 285 ing to undergo particularly radical archi- ural tect changes. NGyrario de Bergeracs was withdrawn | WASHINGTON, July 1u.—The State | ani Women’s Belts. A VERY SPECIAL OSTER. A large assortment of faucy siik belts; all the newest etyles and designs; choice of 50 styies; all new goods; each, 48 (Ma'n Floor, Centre.) Another rich treat is in store beginning Friday morning. It comprises many of the very choicest and nattiest products of the foremost American clothiers, and the various stccks are grouped in such manner as to make buying particularly easy and agreeable. Arranged in the Main Aisle of the Men’s Clothing Department. Hot Weather Suits. Summer Wfrxtures, i Comprising every new fa ric in Soft finish Flanrels, Wool Craskes aniHomespuns \Coatsand Trousers. | °V¢TY correct havin giyanaiicolcr 24 inchi LEATHER DRESS SUIT CASES; Irish linen lined; leather covered corners; inside shirt flap; solid trinbckamcatn iit, Oro) GENUINE COWHIDE DRESS h SUITCASES; muslin lined, leather corners; id 4 see —————— thus after several years, the Caso] Department has received a cablegram Was Analy clued | from Minister Bowen, at Caracas, dated JULIA ARTHUR DOING WELL. | BOSTON, July 10.—The condition of | to-day, saying: “The Prosident has ar- rived at Barcelona to attack the enemy * Mrs. B, P. Cheney (Julla Arthur), who SR was gperaied on for appendicitis, 4s. re- ported entirely favorable, Her doctor sf Steamer Rugs. STEAMER RUGS, large size, 60 X72 inch; beavy wool; a number of effective des'gus; tour inch twisted fringe, f} Clothes tor Dress Wear. brown; 24 and 26 i = Ch 95 GENUINE HEAVY COWHIDE DRESS SUIT CASES; light rus- d | tacked.” there, Instead of waiting here to be at- ij says she has rallial from the shock and ore Southwestern Special Ran The battle about to be fought will de- | iss ‘comfortable ms could be expected. | The batt set; linen lined; leathe Combinanon NStyliah ALL-WOOL STEAMER Into Freight Wreckage at|suew ur sain TO ESCAPE. Selecting NI Ari dn cuawen Cenc ; inside strap: Black, smooth r rough finish fab- Some 1-> silk lined, others 1 Sack Suits Peanea Bete gente eta. sad clang, Herkimer, but Passengers|_8T. JOSEPH, Mo. July 10.—James | the insurgents, eck ane ca rics, comprising Worsteds, Diag- lined, and ma‘ority 00 Hale dned,, lagle’ or OO | pinta ind fancy tae : Blade, Leck Allen and James Murray onals, Thibets and Chev- “skeleton"’ or unlined. 7 asuble hateted Severy A 60x90 ine jots. Sacks or 3-button frocks, all serge lined. Every garment a credit 00 to its maker, /. Yavy Blue Serges. Pure worsted every thread. Color absolutely fast. Every seam tested. Every style of coat. 00 prisoners in the Buchanan County Jail, d to blow up the Jail with dynamite ked the rear wall, Tl Every new effect in fabric and style, Black Coats and Vests. SACK COATS AND 3-BUTTON FROCKS, all made of very fine fab- tics for dress wear. Not many of ONE KIND, but a great collection in all 00 to choose from, Grunks. Various kinds. For travelling and other uses. Priced emphatically lower than ever before. Expansion prices these: “THE CORNELL" TRUNK, one of the Escaped Without Injury. SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES | Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. It cures painful, smarting, nervous feet and ingrowing nails, and instantly take: the stung out of corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort | discovery of the age. Allen's Foot- Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for sweat- ing, callous and hot, ured, cching fect. Try it to-day, Sold by all drug- gists and shoe stores. Don't accept any substitute, By mall for 25 cents in stamps. Trial package FREE. A d, Lo Re size, \ : | Speetal Model Sutts. | Gentlemen who have NEVER been fitted with a read tofore will be perfection ofthese garments. VERY SHORT, VERY TALL, VERY STOUT, VERY SLIM and other ex- treme builds. THESE 7 00 GARMENTS ARE Qlain Floor, Rear.) | DESIGNED BY OUR Sheets ana Pullow Cases . An Extraordinary Sale. trle Wrist Bags. Becoming more popular every day. Thousands are wearing them. But only the good kinds last. Two good kinds follow for to-morrow. WRIST BAGS, black, brown or suede leather; leather lined; nickel plated frame and inside coin compartment, GRAY SUEDE WRIST BAGs, {nside coin compartment; two sizes; all studded with steel points; very effective; choice, 48 (Main Floor, Centre.) he’ three but the guards were too qulck for them and beat'them back with chibbed ries: SPECIAL MASS FOR RAIN. SANTA FE, N. M., July 10.—A special [mass for rain was celebrated In Agua Carriages& Go-Carts Twenty-five aiferent styles of Cartieges and Go-Carts, with full- sized reed bodies; upho'stered in all the newest effects of plush, Simile Lamballe, corduroy, velour, Bed- ford cord, etc.; have string steel axles and spiings; finishe! in green ‘and maroon enamel; rubber-tired wheels; patent foot brakes; hand- rome satin pari pretty lace cover (Beoond Floor. LITTLE FALIS, N. ¥., July 10—-A New York Central tpain, westtound, known as the Southwestern Special, while running fifty miles an hour, ran into a mass of freight wreckage at Her- kimer ourly to-day. The passenger engine was thrown from the track and two cars of the passenger train were badly damaged, Frank Bishop, of Albany, engineer of the passenger train, had his arm lacer- ated, but no passengers were injured, ‘The wreck was caused by a broken airh Fria, and similar masses will be held in all the parishes of this seetion, as the |drought ts shrivelling up the crops. JUDGE MARVIN DIES, SYRACUSE, July 10.—Judge William Marvin is dead at his home in Ska. neateles, He was ninety-four yea c He was appointed United tes District-Attorney for Florida in 1835 by President Jackson, and United States Jude at Key West by President Van Correct tailoring. Full lined or half lined; per- fect models for every build of mankind, Stationery Dept. Specials. CABINET OF WRITING PAPER, containing 24 sheets and 24 envelopes; specially reduced to WHITING'S BEST QUALITY WRITING PAPER, 100 sheets Take Escalator.) and before employees could flag d- enger train it crashed into the NY. 7 25 the fire sturted only the front wall was) ed Ulmity in neat figures, No, 434, regularly sold a i LTTE a ica le at PBC. cach —qualiiles up to 1.50, at sbi? og\"nem 2.25 a At mI Se BE 9.9) BUT SOLD IN DOZEN YARD LENGTHS ONLY. Don't forget that e whole of the fire brigade fc — pHi ina ial Ss how . LAWN MOWERS. Y TUMBLERS, tight fittin joint the fire, tu ped across the espla- | No, 458, apartment A HIGHG ’ JELLY TUMBLERS, tg | P very ty is enormous. Meas aa’ Aincher tan mnauanin’ ty imported Lisle Thread Half Hose, Potne ate, ouulatly | {i ehatecand gvoraed; al Wes ro peutic”) | Ml Aletta ey rest hart rr a euniae of Gadsby & Me- §00 Doz, all high grade quality, comprising silk clocks and embroidered, E legularly at $2.50; special, oh ao LAMPS. we : rds for 45 and $8 Gent | Ww arty flake: Adam Kerr, ase. ine Me In tan, blue, cardinal, gray and black; values up to H 70. 25 LAWN ROLLERS, 150 |bs., in TAELE LAMPS, vey pandsome 0c pertonen yards fcr 19 and 22 cent 295¢ re ee ya alter Collard and Russell, firemen, | ' airy two sections, regularly sold at decorations, 10 ‘inch glole to } were working outside the southeast wall | " 35 apartment | 377 5.00 Ht f for 35 and 40 cont per doxen yards for 65 and 5. th i bullding, when the! on sale at S-—3 pair for 1,00, ho Teculasiy sald 97.50, ¢ watch; gilt” mountings, perdosen yards for 35 and 40 co etitealt eh PE Rt, eth : Lem sir wens oo 75 0)| ‘aah Gee Vl ae 295 | 2Fe hake FIe wie IN RIVER COLLISION Panic on Ferry-Boat West Jas allow Record Selling Friday to slip by without sharing in the bar- 2. 7 5 ton, Atl Keystone and many others. Brooklyn When She Was} gaining offered here. AY 7) ae ates: HED Othe, thy eae Imperfections—you wouldn't know it if Rammed by Tugboat—Chil- | 55c, for $1. creen 007s, Sce- Cream ed ralenste iron clasps cormerajenes. || 80 Re are have, of course: dren Trampled. , | Friday instead of 2c, ‘ In a collision to-day between the J SOc, for $1.00 Wash Waists. i . Slept) etme Meee y Rapes: Shrtweh ; ferry-boat West Brooklyn and the tug-| ff Madras cloths and percales, in fotch'ng | 12c, for Boys’ 25c. Waists. owers and Summer Stoves Prices: 5.40 5.80 6.20 6.60 values up to 186 enc at h itched ; boat Edward W. Palmer scores of pas. | {ancy atriped effectn: all alzes: (50+ | waists and Blousea of fast color percales, AT SENSA’ ‘36-inch 38-inch 40cinch 1,750 PILLOW CASES ; hemmed and hemst! ; sengers were thrown into panic and ing Friday instea made piated. fronts an izes 10.13 TIONALLY REDUCED PRICES. baci se values up to 25c.; each at several were sjured. 15c, for 25c. Muslin Drawers, | ‘cnd‘or ssc, “°°"? Solus Friday ne Frices have been cut 25 to 50 per cent. (Le all sizes; values up to 40c.; each at ing her dock at Whitehall street. | h had come FRE AT TORONTI TORONTO, Ont., July 10.—Five fire- men were killed this morning in a dis- rous fire, which started in the old | street railway stables at Front anT| George streets and swept the district to the east and south, | The stables were occupied by P. -Mfc- Intosh & Sons. ‘The flames raged through this bullding from the espla- nade to Front street, and an hour, after au I; 4 toppled outward. Th Ee were ‘buried, ana dead when ex Mercerized Linens and Duck, solid colors, some with flounce. Record Selling Friday instead of $1.50. Muslin Drawers grade, Umbrella ruffe: day instead of 260 with three 259-261 6'"AVE BET. t6" {Record Selling Friday You might as well refuse a call to join in a ready cash distribution » | Black others with flare: BGe, | reg of a at ows 1» Rec ‘singly good | tucking and Selling Fri Cambric_Embroideries Cool Underwear. any and 100 envelopes; the 75c. values, for 50 Wash Skirts, | Sc. for Women’s 29c. Hose. lisle thread, Jace open work, full r made Hose, with double heels and nd in all sizes; 16¢. Record Selling 10c. for 2ic, Embroideries. 410 6 in 6 in Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers in blue, pink and hello, at BOC. ecach—always sold at 50c. Drawers regular or stouts, sold at 75c, at SOc. each—alwa: Lightweight Negligee Shirts. | Extra quality Imported French Ba briggan, Shirts long or short sleeves, 2,000 White Madras in pleats and plain fronts, also Bedford cord in stripes, w 3,000 Extra qualit and Ph made and cut full, at SOC. each—o shirts for $2.75. Broadway, 8 & 9 Sts ‘ y Madras Shirts in white and colored, also white Duck | GUARANTEED FOUNTAIN PENS; come them all the more eagerly, strong and fancy designs, regularly sold at 7S 1§1.2u, spec'al, SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN REFRIGERATORS, THE "MODEL" REFRI 1902 pattern, is made of hardwoo able, charcoal give’ perfect circ to Also a jon of air Efeat waver of ice ; No, 431, regularly sold at $9.00; 7,00 now No, 432, regularly sold at $10.50; 8.00 FOUNTAIN PLAYING CARDS; 25c. quality, pack, 69 J0 14-karat gold, (Second Floor. Take Escalator.) JFreezers, Refrigerators, Lawn These reductions are Sweeping, most unusual, but you will wel- In anticipation of a leng and hot summer we bought large quanti- the latest improvements, heavy castings, cedar tubs and galvanized hoops; will make cream in a very short tine rgt. aie, J, JQ | 24. one J OF aaqt, nize, 7, JS aqt. vite, J] PF NURSERY OR OFFICE REFRIGERATORS. NURSERY OR OFFICE REFRIG- ERATORS are made extra heavy, Ivanized lining, oak grained 175 , nickel-plated faucets, Small site, NPR o> CAO em eet oh WOW Ee OS ey OORT best light-weight trunks made either here of abroad, solid brass trimmings, ash slats, finest quality rawhide binding, nine-inch top tray, extra dress tray, teautifully made throughout : 32-inch 34-inch 36-inch 38-inch 40-inch and side bolts, sheet iron bottom, ‘lin lined, two che in the set-up style, with hat box and’ packing compartment: CANVAS-COVERED OIL-PAINTED TRUNKS, protected with hardwood slats, brass monitor lock, bound with two stee bands around tod for the money. DINNER SETS. DINNER SETS, 112 pieces, fine thin porcelain, decorated in natural colors, ¢ piece full gold 7.50 ‘ Lined; 9p. DINNER SETS, 100 picces, finest thin porce variety of decora- tions, bord terns, bande comely geisisaces; special, JA OO TEA SETS, 56 pieces, fine thin Avetrian china, vor omely decoraisd in natural color, srecial, 4,95 TABLE GLASSWARE, TUMBLERS, tatle size, finost uantities are very large, and providers for east hotel well as town houses may obtain Sheets and Pillow Cases at less than the manufacturers’ prices. bs Hemmed and hemstitched. The Sale represents the clear-up of the ular makes of sheeting as Defender, Utica, odds and ends of such popular ane oe Tene iy Pee Ze 15)0 PILLOW CASES; values up to 10:.; each at 3,500 PILLOW CASES; hemmed and hemstitched ; 1,850 SHEETS; 3,000 SHEETS; 1,950 SHEETS; values up to 60c.; each at values up to 85c.; each at all sizes; all sizes; lyn, was ramm width, very select patterns and just the ties of the lines named, and whil thus far thi: son was steaming rapidly down the 4c. for 1c. Hose Supporters, | thing ‘tor skirts and waists. 100. Record hus been larger Ped IIe lark Goma ity aticelaat ts RIvar iano We) hale waalsiava. to ine Women's, Misses! and nities Hose | Selling Friday instead of 2ic. Sa nett than ever, we have still too many of the articles Hea boi Hae By wit 750 SHEETS; all sizes; values up to $1.00; each at arbi e y-boat, e Supporters, in biack and white and a 2k-inch 30-inch 32-inch 24-inch (On Sale on Main Fi tug, which belongs to the Moran ‘Tow- ff tizes: 40. Record Selling Friday Instead I24c, for 25c, Vests. Surplus lines must be sold with @ rush. Hence this deep and et = al ing Company, was not injured, JA Se 1s, ARR RBS Lhe Women's Lisle Thread Vests, in black, relentless price-cutting. 3.50 .3,90 4,30 4.70 ‘As the big boat careened women|f [2c. for Boys’ 25c. Pants, — | pink. tavender, sky and white dow neck, Everything is new and firstclass. You can't get better anywhere. 36-inch 3&lnch 40-inch 2 screamed and fainted nnd several chil- | Galatea Panta for boys, ages 3 to 18: | Selling Briday instead of 2 afr Reso SCREEN DOORS. No, 402, apartment house ~ = ee asf oods CImnan Se dren were trampled in the momentary |B P20? ocord Selling Friday listead of | “|SCREEN DOORS, Style, regularly sold at 5.10 $.50 5.90 excitement! Men atriigried with each |i 30 ; 69. for $1.50 to $2.50 Bags. NX | strongly’ made, walnut | $19.60; now 15.75 Ciecond Poor, Near_Take Beeslar) Yv. Low Pri NBA A Ronan Sc, for 10c. Corset Cover:. | eal, *mmeroces aad ‘att caster, ite naene incase wties ie Very oy ang rete ough ore as- E castor. with (Gere ots, which were it SRBAL' Fi sinanceand’ ctr, Suge nurvieg a te (Gent gual mig gore cours, pm | Has lg ant ponder i iy eling a BUG FLAME "OU, "COOKING Basoment Tows. Hundreds of short lengths, ranging from 2 to 8 enone ANY dot die freed fromm the wep | a cay lnstend of 100, tai ond ais ‘ [anaes nd | ATOLE bee a ee ene SPECIAL OFFERS IN| CHINA- | yards, The season's most popular fabrics. A period ot swift selling ii f 2d POM, Ne DS ASS SA , provements at a special reduction WARE, LAMPS AND 3 Three lots as follows: t ® 1 she had made In the ferry-boat's side, | eee res SCREEN DOORS, natural 2-burner size; regular at $6.25, . leaves these handsome bargains, hree lots as fol : ft Jae * HA \weod Aulab tn at inch | apectahtocmorree, 4.75 GLASSWARE, LoT 2 LoT 3 } tock, varnished, regular |. ner gine; regular at $8.50 A revel of tempting prices. LOT 1 ED consists of CORDED LINEN 7 ' Q \\Y CIN ONS \) = Brice during thé (season | poectal to-morrow, ”" 7,00 It's hurry-out time for lots of | coosisteot LAWNS, BA consists of PRINT ED Ree ACE STRIPE 1WA8 01:00, specia ICE-CREAM FREEZERS. Hanae. that are ever so new and at- | rises, CORDED MUS- TISTES, SATIN STRIFE MERCERIZED | BATISTE, ’ . | \ : eS 4 tractive, LINS, CHAMBRAYS and TISSUES, 1MPORT s S = SCREEN DOORS in ma- pyp “FREZO" ICE-CREAM yee "ORGANDIES and|S W188 MUSLINS a Men Hot Weather Furnishings. hogany finish, extra | TREEZER tp coustructed with all The Lampe are specially fine value ) oRGANDIES; values up to Pe DIMITIES; vale PRINTED PIQUES; values ues up to 25c.; per yard, | up to 35c.; per yard, Se | 1Sc. per yard, 15e Qlaia Floor, Frost) JSrench Val. Laces. 10, 000 Pisces of Val. Laces and Insertions at About \%y the Regular Selling Prices Fine news this. The kind you like to read about if you have a fondness for rare Lace bargains,