The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1903, Page 7

hem TROOPERS BRAVE IN CIRCUS TOCS Members of Monmouth Cavalry | Giye “the Greatest Show on Earth” and All Red Bank Goes; Wild in Admiration. POET AMONG THE EXHIBITS. He Writes Verse to Introduce the Leopard Spotted Boy, Who Helps to Draw the Big Crowd to the Capacious Tent. «ed Bank—from the ground ups talking about the clever amateur cirous given by the Monmouth Troop of Cavalry, Nothing ke it was ever seen in the place, and every member of the gallant troop 1s ready to draw his sabre in de- fense of the undisputed claim that the sawdust show is a highly moral and instructive exhibition, They are also touchy on the point of their saffron lemonade containing only the purest of acids, guaranteed to make the stoutest stomach tenderly remember home, mother and the domestic poultice. Passing along, ladies and gentlemen, to the avenue of wonders, the expectant ear catches the stentorlan tones of Prof. Kneu't All calling attention to the mod- ern marvels to be found in the freak tent. His Tale of Woe, List “Hei a Phenomenon—very rare— The Big Fat Man—a Swell Affair. He ate dried apples, drank ginger pag Ho's swelling dally’ and cannot stop!" Pity the Fat Man, then turn a com- miserating eye on his sad contrast: “The Living Skeleton now ee see, ‘Who used H. O. and H. O. EB. Gets five dollars per as a grocery clonic And has come to this state through overwork The Whiskerina now: “The Bearded Lady makes her bow! She used cologne In the dark alone; Mistook the bottle, and now she's A Smith crop of the hayseed indo + Which blows about in each wintry’ wind. Speaks Philippine and low-down Dutch. ‘ou thay take a look, but you mustn't touch !"* Then there was the Leopard Boy, who was easily spotted as a Red Bank light- ning-change artist, and, last but not least, the “What Is It?” whose identity no one could tell, and no one dared tell if they knew. Such Nimble Fingers. When the performance was about to commence in the big tent eager throngs crowded thelr coin on the nimble-fin- gered ticket sellers, and, hastily swal- lowing three glasses aplece of the am- ber lemonade, climbed gracefully into the high seats overlooking the arena. An awful crash on the part of the @reatest band since the brassy days of Duss was the cue for the "Grand En- tree and Parade.” Gallant knights and fair ladies clung tenaciously to prancing Monmouth eteeds, daring gladiators up- rooted stakepins with thelr feet, and the bravery and beauty of the dazzling scene made ancient Rome look like a Sleepy Hollow village waiting to be in- corporated. Victor Bedin! and Aedele Hadgin! then ling feats ef strength showed him to be drove thelr raging and roaring steeds in @ steeplechase that put the machine show at Coney among the also rans. Gerome and Lodesma followed with @n exhibition on the flying trapeze which made the open-mouthed spect: tors dizzy, after which Willlam Buffajo and Alkali Mike gave an exhibition of markemanship which proved beyond peradventure that they could hit any- thing from a small beer to a highball. Stronger Than a Porter, Another admirable ‘act was performed ‘by Signor Dublin Stout, whose astonish- stronger than Porter or the Raines law. When Mile. Adele wabbied on the slack wire “and began shedding her thirty- cent wrapper, Johnny Purvis, the original horrified clown, cried ‘out in accents wild: “Don't take off your cloth But when the lovely lady finally dis- cloved herself in hellotrope tights the clown cried “Wow!” and the audience shared his admiration, Mille. Adele kneeled down, used the wire for @ fold- ing-bed und inade herselz otherwise at nome. Mile. Onanag, allas Ernest Pach, “late equestrienne with Eightfeet and Sold Hrothers’ Circus” gave an exhibition which stamped him the king-queen of the arena. All bones and angles, this cheese-clothed divinity was almost fulr and graceful as Eddie Foy. ‘The hug—recognized as the faithful village dray-horse — manifested a determined disposition to leave the tanbark and re- turn to private life, but clownish Charlie Valters succeeded, with the ald of a sprig of spinach, in coaxing the reluct- ant steed around the ring a couple of times, the airy, fairy Pach doing his dumbdest meanwhile to live up to the reputation the press agent had given him, But, despite his persistent effort, he was Mile, Offanag most of the time. However, it was eerily the horse's ult. Was the Girl Bare. When the trouble was over, Charlie Walters perched himself upon ‘the edge of the ring and trippingly recited the pathetic poem: “Old Mother Hubbard, she went to the cupboard, ‘To get her ‘poor girl a dress; But when she got there the was bare, And so was ‘th | Fred cupboard ¢ poor girl, I guess.” distinguished for his Unseasonable avoirdupois, three-round battle with Renny’ Hendrickson, who, though long on hair but short on weight, won a complete victory by” putting his knee on the chest of his stalwart adversary and then punching the breath out of nim. ‘One of the features was a stately ring- mistress, while acting as ringmaster, at different times, wero Col. J. ¥. Allstrom, Major Joseph Fields, Lieut, J, Dey Con: over, C. Asa Francis,” Col. J. J. Q'Donahue, Capt. Edwin’ Fields, Lieut. W..8. Whitmore, Dr. James T.' Welch, and ex-Commissioner Edward H. Em‘ "These Also Ran. Philli Whithela and Frederick capital clowns, Jockeys were Albert Bi Erron Castles, “Walter Conk, Hugh Devlin, C. ields: Harry Claston, ‘Th Bennett is, Harry Clayton, Thomas Bennet and William Shoemaker. J.B. Rue was the wildest kind of a Buitalo Bul, William ‘Hopping, was a desperate Alkall Mike, M. F. Cornwell a merry Foxy Grandpa, Burd Hance a careful Happy Hoolfgan, and Judson Bray and Robert Sickles two as vernal Rubes as ever went to a cirous. James Doolittle, William Peters, Ea- win Fenmore, Thomas Swatt, Henry ‘obus and ‘Bamuel Sages ‘were 60 thoroughly disguised aa freaks that thelr mothers wouldn’t have known them. Schoolvhip St, Mary’s Off. NEW LONDON, Conn,, June 3.—The schoolshtp St, Mary's left here to-day with a number of boys on board, on a European cruise. The first port’ the vessel wil] touch ‘at will be Queens- town, and {s due to arrive there about Juy 3 She will then go to Cherbourg, France, and then to Funchol, Madera, from whieh port she will sail on her return about Aug. 10, and is expected to | arrive in Long Island Sound about Sept. ROBBER CABMAN TOGET HS DUES. Officials, Aroused by Renewed Complaints of Overcharging. About to Begin a Crusade Against the Blustering Jehus. Bxercise of his personal right is one of the things on which the average New Yorker is shy. He {is strong on bluff and braggadocio, but when @ question | °i ot personal privilege arises he differs most widely from his Eugiish brother, For years New Yorkers have borne overcharge, reorimination, tnsult and humiliation from {tinerant cab-drivers, with but few instances of rebellion. They have stormed and raged, cried “Outrageous!” and sworn to fight it out to the last ditch, only to be piloted like sheep to a police station, and even to & police court, where at the Jaat they walved everything and were only too glad to pay whatever excesses were asked if only they might be allowed to go away in peace. All this is now to be changed If As- sistant Corporation Counsel Arthur F. Cosby and Deputy Mayor's Marshal James D. Merriman are allowed to take up the fight for the citizens of the city. All that is lacking is some one willing to be a complainant, some one who has suffered and who will devote a few hours to appearing at hearings. The case which has at last aroused the authorities to decided action is that of Mrs. Jessie Pierson wite of a Wal! |! street broker, Hving at No, 1845 Broad- way. She was arrested on Monday night on Columbus avenue by Patrolman Gil- linn, as told in yesterday's Evening World, on complaint of Harry D. Barth, a cabman of No. 28 East Thirty-fifth atreet. In the West Side Court Barth told Magistrate Flammer that Mrs. Pierson had paid him $6 when he asked her $7, which he claimed she owed him for driving her about town on a shopping and calling tour. Mrs. Pierson was dis- charged promptly. “Outrage ? Said Magistrate. “This 1s outrageous,” said Magistrate Flammer. “No person should be arrest~ ed in a case of this kind. A cabman js Ukely to ask a person to pay $1,000,000 Fred | for his services, and simply because that person refuses to pay, the person is ar- rested and compelled to suffer humilla- tion. These cab cases are just as much eivil cases as any other.” When the attention of Mr. Merriman was called to Mrs. Plerson's case by an Evening World reporter, he sald that he would be only too pleased to take it up. “There have been many instances of this kind—too many; but we have as yer been unable to get any one to appear as a complainant in the matter and get a ruling on the rights of citizens vs cabmen In instances like this, This ume we shall Investigate anyway, and we hope to be able to stop this kind of procedure on the part of tl cabmen of the elty. “Tt was most shameful to arrest Mrs. Pierson, and we contend that there was not the slightest authority on any one's art to place her under arrest or cause hor any such annoyance. The cabman had his legal redress, if he were not Paki in full, by taking recourse to, the Givil courts.” The police nad apsolutely ho right under the city ordinances to arrest her. “cime and again T have told cabmen that they should not cause tho arrest of persons who did not pay ther. I have said that it was Illegal to do so. Regular $7 and blue melton cloth. trimmed with small opening, mile Fine Organdic tucked ‘and ‘ices; beau BLOOMINGDALE BROS,, 34 Avenue, soth and Goth Stresta, ered inserting on \ fronts — tucked back, collar and cufts. We've a most comprehensive assortment of. fine organdie and lawn waists at pleasingly little Women’s Walking Skirts, $3.90. and $8 Values. Just 400 of these skirts, like and similar to illustration, made of all-wool fancy mixed mannish materials and fine black They are in the newest seven-gored flaring shape, with three stitched straps over hips, forming yoke effect, buttons. new patented close-tight backs, which never show the These skirts have egular Sizes. We cannot fill mail orders or send any C. O. D. Second Floor, 59th St. Section. Waists, $1.69, Fronts made of three rows of wide Clun lace insertings, two large lace medallions; wide pleats from shoulders across fronts; 16 clusters of fine tucks and 3 wide tucks; backs made with 16 fine tucks; new style tucked sleeves; collars and cuffs tucked and hemstitched ; special value, at $1.39, $149 & $1.69 —White lawn waists, $1.69 $1.98 & $2.98— ile will be found perfect in every etal. Very fine white fawn We're ready to-morrow with’ plen- qabreid waists, made w tiful reinforcements where stocks “Icluster tuckings, } have dwindled—selegting is easy, ser- trimmed with _ fine } vice Brompe and accurate, and pur- embroidery inserting coating altogether a pleasure and and medallions or trimmed with lace. tiful sample waists at one-third ac- value, and all the newest styles of beauti- ful embroidered waists up to size 46 at rare price inducements, Floor, 59th St. Section. ALL CARS TRANSFER TU BLOOMINGDALE and quality and desirability, and no mat- ter how little the price paid, the gar- All Cars Transfer to Bloomingdales’. eh Ra aks via ob THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1903, Yet arrests have been common. The cabmen might make thomselves ' more Bopular as a class if thoy would only cultivate a greater esprit de corps and treat their customers as they themaelves would wish to be treated. “AM that has failed. Now it only ra- mains for @ome decided action to ve taken.| And it will be. This erresting of ‘fares’ must stop. Comby iy Arounel, » of the Bureau of Itles ‘poration Counsel's office, was postive, “LT shall make it a personal affatr to wee that this sort of thing on tie bart of the city’s catmnen Is stopped,” he sald, “Mrs. Pierson's case, whatever the circumstances, is but one of may, and is most certainly againat the law ind city ordin: » ‘The present ad- ininistration 1% one of the citizens, by cluzens and for the cltizens, ‘and this case surely demands attenuon, “The city ordinances distinctly’ offer @ chance (o any cabman who fears that he may lose his money from a. ‘fare’ by providing that he may collect in ad- vance. ‘The¥ ordinances provide that any diseng: cabman must answer {he of any orderly citizen, but they the cabman the right to colivet in 1 “If @ customer pay: vance the cabman is bound ¢ his pert of the agreement. cau oF a the cabman cannot make the tri for he must return th jose his license, In additio: bman may be sued Clyiily for the return, of the money, oven If his license be for- teited. “It is the same t the cabman acc the commission ho admits his willingnes# to taki chances on his being paid at the end of the trip. If he 4s not, the same law th applies to restaurants stores applies to him. He must su his due in the civil courts. The arrest can only be made for theft id th is no theft when the willing to take the risl Mrs. Plerson's arrest J] au outrage, No conditions can ext uate it. Unfortunately, her only redress now for her suffering is an action for ought against the es iy D or with the ‘fare, mht. ease of recent yoars fought to the end the W was that of an charged. ¢ - a Koglshman who orbitant rate for 10 Ho He refused cessive chatge. 1] Englishman to se that his fare. : and at last to the Charles Police Station There the Englishman was toid that. he would not only miss his s would be put to much annovai refused to pay what was deman the ex- ove the asking The Englishman insisted on’ the acknowledgment of “his personal. right and missed his boat. He appeared arkot against the cabman in Jefterson \ ‘ourt, and not only had the overcharg- Jehu fined $10. but was publicly com- pliilmented from the bench by the Magis- trate for his moral cournge. ———— MAIL ORDERS orenonen Unusual Attractions in the items below. — Along CARTWRIGHT & WARNER'S Un York), made in England— Saxony, “SWAN” HOSIERY Germany—MAUCHAU Un BRAND Ribbed O., the great Am ZK BAL. DRAW: FERS, short aleve Shira Peen cee mca, ai 239 orice. ne MEN'S FINEST GRADE IM SORTED FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS — Long and short sleeves, rog- seated Drawel garment; lar and ‘short legs out) i‘ 5: garment . son Hiawatha (vocal and instrun other different selections. 88-0 8 Ono n dnt Ono 8 Oo the The June Undermuslin Sale. There’s no false economy in buy- ing here, for every undergarment in the sale has been carefully selected minutely inspected as to its Underskirts, 39c. to $22.50. Drawers, 19c. to $3.50. Night Gowns, 25c. to $8.49. Corset Covers, llc. to $3.49. Chemises, 18c. to $3.98. Second Floor, Near Rovanda. os BLOOMINGDALE BROS., 34 Avenue, 59th and Goth Streets, Boys’ $3 In wool crashes These are tailored Double - Piece Suits — in sizes. t Thursday’s Specials in $5 Eyeglasses and Spectacles tor $1: ed clerks, are Imported French Periscopic Lenses, Mounted in 10-karat Solid Gold-Cased Frames. the u A SBECIA BE MADR WIP SOLID GOLD-CASED EYE enone enn on one en's new and dewirable eum: STRAW HATS, worth | STRAW HATS, from 6Sc, to 95c., will be soldfor 25¢ OMIY sacs cnes be sold for nOn0 Ante Horo er eng some dams SIXTH AVENUE, 21ST eee oe ee OS Seasonable Knit Underwear for Men, Women and Children! SONRADL & FRIEDEMAN’S Wool Lisle or Balbriggan Iron OO On On Onn On POO PROMOS O— OOOO Gorin Ono dO“ O—O-E~ gn 96-9 9-0-9 OwO~O~O-OrOwO> Ow dmo-On dt Sheet Music { But Knew (hit from Sultan of Sulu)—Just Good-bye—Mr. Dooley~Down On the Farm—and 20 handsome, Every suit is not only beautifully made and perfectly trimmed, bat is also guaranteed to prove a perfect fit. These are only several hundred suits, and as the val- aes are exceptional, it looks as though one day’s sell ing Will close out the lot. Oe ented ent samen en etn tne on 4 FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY, Do net | t t + LASS PIN OR HOLDER ATTACHED—SPEC fo anenenonenent: Straw from 75c. to $1.25, will] from $1.00 to $1.48, Tee Ne eee ey ESTABLISHED OVER 25 YEARS. N.S. BRANN MANUFACTURING JEWELER, 231 Eighth Ave., iti & 22d Sts. OPEN EVENINGS. GRADUATION PRESSNTS, $10 adies’Watchen it 14-Kkarat solid gold, JEWS ARMED 10 RESIST ATTACK Revolvers Distributed in Russian Districts and Men and Women Ready to Fight Whenever Menaced. BERLIN, June 3.—Advices received here from Odessa say that the Jews there are now prepared to defend them-! selves. Several thousand revolvers have deen imported since the Kisheneff mas- sucre, so that at present almoat every Jew, man or woman, 1s armed. ‘Those who were unable to buy weap- ons recelved them as gifts from the Defense Committee, A system of communioation has also | been agreed upon, so as to spread aj ning throughout the elty when there | is an outbreak of violence in any quar-| ter. Families residing near each other \ is | & l4-kt. Ring, value $: $10 will concentrate for defense and every join what might be! pollen ent y Corps, to take | se, where riot- second man will called an Extraordina part in aggressive dete 16 and 18 kt. solid gold Wedding Rings, if $2.75 up. ing ts actually going on. H The ewish Safety Committee t« also SU A eh et + ry rey ed to have arranged with the 1H, ved workingmens' associations for all tn | Fiat vaiwesinitotoue the event of outbreaks. Arms have |B’ very eo Likt B: old Seal heen distributed from Odessa to th ING, mara SHeTATEL ES OO T Jews In other cities of Russia et MRS. D. N. CARVALHO DEAD, It will pay you tocome mile of your way for there great bargains. Wife of Hand-Writing Expert vae- | F\iall Orders Promptly Attended To. tim of Ola 1 M Annie M, Carvalho, David N, Carvalho, the handw pert, died at her home at Bree in the Baywater ection of F | | | mean, wife o ting ex is business dull? Sunday World away, L. L, yesterday Wants will put it Mrs, Carvalho Jong had been a sufferer in better condition | with stomach trouble and it was to than it ever was, | | this that she succumbed. She was bora Try the special jin New Orleans in 1858 but had lived in three or seven- New York many years. time rates, a ee ee ee rT PROMPTLY FILLED. r OOdS{ 0. AND 22D STREETS. N. Y. man) With mauy other rellable maken we carry the following celebraiea raed: shrinkable Underwear (for which we are sole dry goods agents in New nderwear, made in FFEE Wool or Balbriggan Underwear, made in Troyes, ‘France — erwear, made in Switzerland—NORFOLK & NEW. BRUNSWICK - 1 Leader——"THE HARVARD” Underwear, also a standard American make, S$ PURE SPUN SILK IM- Tip. Hints AND DRAW- ede in Bwitze | our FINE COTTON SHA. ereey high neck and FINE WHITE SUM- | sleeves—or neck mieeves—with two styles of Drawers 1/ Un plain koe e , brelia, WHITE AND XO SHAPED Fr welght— rt OMEN'S FI PON RUBBED. or ecru—| short sieves, plain tops, tik nj all ‘alxes; special price.. WOMEN'S IIGH-C PLAIN SILK $8.00 per Our apectal cles Prtee. seseses Cents Per Light Weight Dress Suit Cases! Copy. By mail | 2c. extra for each piece. nental)—Lazarre, waltz—If I Kiss Yourself A lot of 200 light-weight DRESS-SUIT CASES, made of Scotch plaid canvas, with steel frame, strong handle, spring lock, sole-leather corners, sewed Si riveted ends; this case i enon Oreenener eens Two-Piece Suits, {.50 Per Suit ! light in weight and strongly made; size 24 inches; real value $2.00; our price.... Upholstery Dept. »-=. FOUR-FOLD JAPANESE SCREENS—with hand-decorated panels—in six IS different colors—each a hand- some screen and big value at.. | NEW FOLDING DRAUGHT SCREENS—$ | in oak and mahogany frames—filled with dainty, pretty pat- terns in imitation 89° 4:45: to : 89 and cassimeres. perfectly Breasted Two- 7 to 15° year silk—prices range from seas INDIA SEATS—just what are n qea | ertrererertn etna ten ettnentceneet ctentne } Summer Mattings! : H | iLY COLORED LINEN-WARP a t + $ MATTINGS—a large selection— egular price $9.75 per roll ) yards—our price, per i > 506 ior we per square yard.) ees Le BACH PU zx “THEAR ITH HAIR THIS SALE HAL AL. | | ‘OR Se nen earned Less Than % Price! of nan- Hats average ‘ef o: & house—at hase Brin gs a ohaoes es FI POLITAN, RAIDS, ¢ in auc apes. The % n, Altogether they © Deauttful assortment Mier goods and will be old in early Jane at than August prices worth | STRAW HATS, worth| STRAW HATS, choice| STRAW HATS, of braid, worth from) French chip, worth | Always noted for the moderate prices we ask for the prettiest : | June Sale, surprise customers with lowest prices yet qi 5 jor graduated tucks forming EAR West Fourteenth Street, Summer Sale sities ciothing These annual June sales have a reputation that could’ only be attained through methods of the fairest Kind......Averse 0 the prevailing ‘‘sale’’ custom elsewhere of offering a few low priced specials In poor grades as the star attractions, we prefer” to make our bid for favor on TRUSTWORTHY QUALITIES AT LOW PRICES, . NO “CHEAP” GARMENTS, FULL ASSORTMENTS OF SIZES, a ALL LOTS PLAINLY MARKED, with STAR VALUES RIGHT THROUGH THE STOCK, i LADIES’ DRAWERS LADIES' SKIRTS—Full Size Cambri and Muslin —wide|69 Good Muslin—lawn 5 with tucks and hematitch with two insertings and rite. ot faney lace—value No Malt Orders. 98 cts... Cambro, extra dee 29 ots ‘ambris, lawn ruffle with| Moe Reemr ther ah e cluster pin tucks and lace—value 49, | br Point de Parla or " vith two and three insert 49 cts Mu 1 Cambric — wide ‘1 Umbrella rufties and group of hem= tucke—beautitul stytem: 20m stitch tucks, or ruffle composed of Nadbors 2) oy rows of lite rting and lawn—/1,25......Cambric Skirtse—flounce we finished with wide lace elge, 3 and 4 ‘insertings and ruffie i Point de Paris and other fancy 5 79 cts. : Leg or showy emb'y ruffe—value ~ any 69. extra 1.69......Fine, Strong Cambrio—wide never flounce, handsomely trim'd with Finer Dra Jace medallions or ipeertings. and wide lace edges or wide riffle of open. emb'y and groups of hem: stiteh tucks. “ ox: to Hearn’s for to come 8 ES’ NIGHT DRESSES Long Cloth— nd em-| LAD! | No Mali Orders. 69 ot Vine Musitn and Cambrie— | yoke at pup tucks, separated by five or six Insertings of strong em- brotdery m Point with heavy Cluny Lace 1 ished with blas tucked 98 cts pire and low neck nt | 4-Inch Dresses of Naingook, Lang Cloth, | Cambric and fine Musiin—fanetful | designs—worth $4.00, Finer Skires—latest Parla stylae—te $1496, — LADIES’ CHEMISES Cambric—round. ae Rare ss uel lace and bi effects, with embroidery or lace in- sertings patterns long, | th qualities and superior cy Aout rvbon 35 cts trim’ usually | high and low| insook and other | fine Cottons — handsomely trimmed | after latest Paris ideas—worth $1.75. Finor Night Dresses to § CORSET COVERS 14 ots......Cambric—V strong embroidery. No Mall Ordors, | Cambric—nigh and low neck—| or tucks and lace 5..... till handso; neck Gowns of 69 98. a = emb'y al beadl: cta......Bkirt Che round, "yoke ” plepes, ‘medaintone and face—newest its. 7 Finer Chemises In olsborate effects to 14.98 LADIES’ EXTRA SIZE GARMENTS Vato cts... 89 thighs or Val, lace-double row ribbon insertingy—round and square neck. 49 cts......Nalnsook and Cambric—fancy Of Jace insertings or full lace| ‘ithe ribbon ‘run—full fronts, with | Tucked Drawers drawing strings | sizes to waite 6O cts...... Nainsook and Cambric—en-| Night Dressee—f v fronts or pointed yokes of lace| styles teeombroidery insertings and edg-| Chemises—corded i i ribbon run, | Corset Covers—fancy trim’d a — riety of fine Nainsook| —high and low nec! sammbrle Corset, Covers, nsookc| sizes to 52 Dus orately trimmed with Fisheye and) Full size Skirts—“"Good Point de Paris lace! wear” Muslin and 5 t Finer Comet Covers to $3.98. No Mail Orders. 4. 24, 34,. 59. 9... 95 +24, .49.. .65., .95.. 1.49 © 75... 98.. 149 * Babies’ Long Dresses... Babies’ Short Dresses White Pique Refers. White Pique Walking € 89... 1.49... 2:69 Children's Drawers—t to 14 yrs, 10.. .27.. AD” Children’s Night Dresses, 1 to 14 yrs... .29.. 39.. 59 49.. .98., 1.49 Children's Picture Hat m6 : SPECIAL Values in all qualities to the finest. ®. Ladies’ Washable Waists At Specially Attractive Prices ion with other valueaty Piss and newest of styles, we will, in connzct waists of such beauty and quality. . The following are fresh from the stock rooms, right out of the boxes—clean, crisp and dainty, ready to put on! insertings | Fine Lawn Wailsts, yoke, back and front ‘ of dr titching—fine tucked bodice: iad SE ee nee. gin Tucks amd ioe : Mexican atitch—siceves an ong full and three-quarter sate 05 | Mexican atitch—sleves err ae 1.95. Fine White Persian Lawn Walt Colored Shirt Waists of fancy stripe i yok beautifully tucked, in pointed hambray; oleati ite pique. effect or effective styles with Jace uek and’ thecvalue BLaBse+-s 3 emb'y insertings—value $2.5 by ‘ale, Cambrioc and Gtaghencs wide or narrow stripes or Fine Lawn. with front of fine tu "0 checks and figures; also @ white: Ana inset squares of Val. lace or yok jo uny lace and fine and bodice of cl iiecks aha e's Yat —also yoke of fine emb'y and {eke ‘ace medallions, dressy 7 styles, valtien $325 and $3.08... Bs Lawn—yoke, fron Ring Bhoulder and collar of fagoting and entire bodice and sleeve of double anoking and pin tucks; also six other ’ value 4.0 2.9) equally. handyenite bahay Re Finer Colored Walsts to $4.04 hee sat Es Sy KIMONOS AND SACQUES Of we on Second Floor vext to Underwear Department, y Fig'd Lawn Kimonos-—white Coke. with hemstitched tucks 20 ay White Lawn Waists with six of lace or emb'y, with hems' Pei aa Silk and French Mulls, Linen and Mercerized Chambray— stitching, silk medallions, etc. dressy—colors, fancy shades, oI Hammocks for Hot Weather did tart the season with a spleo pba of styles, colors and sizes, at a range of prices likely to meet every one’s fancy of pockets area ality—only one: The Best! LOS cr 4 M 6, full aise, good ot ors, with or Wi ° , valance and spread- At 79 cts) iow, uannes Sa centh Fancy weave—full sive § —full colored, bent, wood very. fl black figures—-valus $3.89. Fig'd and Spot Di Eiico imfied rut Black and White Lawns— At 98 cts) spreaders at ead and] tucked back pies Fine, canvas an@_ open} tucked back—rufties Bhi tase weaves—with or without ribbon bows . At 1,29 ) spreaders, How and val- ; “ ance—value 176 Bargains in Turkish To A Manufacture alue 2.60, Best qualities—thick, sRQnBy, arge—heavy vee—Jacquard val- pillow and foot Turkish Towels. Turkisy Towels, Turkish Towels. Turkish Towela. Stil] haadsomer Hammocks to 4.98, Sheetings by Yard We continue the sale of Dwight An- chor and Utica Sheets and Pillow Cases, and in addition offer to-morrow ten cases Sheetings of excellent quality as follows:— $1.98 to $2.98, will| from $2.50 to 3. be soldfor 98> will be sold for will be sold for 49¢ 69° ONLY. wceay eck ODIYs So eons