The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1903, Page 7

‘TO FULOGIZE DEA POOL-ROOM QUEEN inister Will Bring Out at Funeral Truth About Gussie McKee, Who Is Said to Have , Been Much Maligned. BETTING HER ONLY FAULT. JBhe Would Run Pool-Rooms In De \ fiance of Law, but Her Private Life Was Moral and She Gave) Largely to Charity. ————s "The funeral of Gussie McKee, known ws the “Pool-Room Queen,” will be beld fto-morrow from the Union Methodist hurch, Broadway and Forty-elghth Btreet, the Rev. Dr. Bell having prom- Jeed to deliver a eulogy of a much under- patimated and misrepresented woman. Miss McKee, who had assumed that mame after two marriages proved fall- ures, died in her splendid home at No. {18 West Forty-seventh street, from a gancer of the abdomen with which she thad been afflicted about three years. .Bhe believed she was cured two years Sago, but the old trouble returned and jm year ago the doctors told her she joould not live two months. A month ago to~lay she told an Evening World \reporter that she was so confident of Miving a long time that her malady froubled her little, She loved life and (mone enjoyed living more than sh Gussle McKee was only twenty-eight Wears old, remarkably pretty and viva- Blous. ‘Those who knew her best say that if she had a fault !t was her dis- bbedience of the law which practically permits bockmalcng at the race-tracks nd penalizes the running of a pool- m in the city. Goes to Chicago. Her parents died when she was very young. After being graduated from the Routh Normal School of Indiana at ixteen she taught school one year, ‘hen she went to Chicago as a book- keeper. Alexander A, McKee, then assistant manager of the Western Union office fn Chicago, in which she was employed, ook her to the Washington Park race track ono day and he advised her to bet $2 on qn 8 to 1 shot. She won and Mh $6 nearly drove her wild with ex- pitement, She and MceKe eloped, and from that ime ehe was at tho track every day. he admitted that she knew absolutely fmothing about race torses, form or rac- \fng, and that she played horses whose frames or appearance struck her. Never Was secn such a streak of luck. She pould not lose. Race-goers followed her inbout In droves, trying to get on the horse she selected. It was a sure win- mer. In that season she cleared $50,000. When the tracks closed in Chicago she pened x pdbdl-room fer women, running book on foreign races. She was raided (peveral times in Chicago. She and Mc- iKee quarrelled and were divorced, and Jane came to New York in 1899. i Meets Lieut. Martin. | Here she opened a pool-room for tqwomen on Lexington avenue, and it was (while running this that she met Lieut. dward §. Martin, of the Fifth Artil- ry, then at Fort Hamilton. They fell THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1905. POOL-ROOM QUEEN NOW SAID TO HAVE BEEN MUCH MALIGNED. jin love with each other and were mar- ried soon after. Soon after this he was arrested for irregularities in the canteen accounts, and it then developed that | he had married Gussie McKee. He was discharged from the army and later was | arrested and sent to prison for a year for forging checks. This brought out the information that he had another wife, and Gussie McKee secured a dl- vorce from him, The police closed her place in Lex- ington avenue, and she opened again in jHlghth avenue. After that was closed | three years ago she quit the pool-room business and went on the stage, star- ring in several productions, the last and most prominent being ‘‘Lost, Strayed or Stolen.” In her private life {t was sald by her Intimate friends that she was without a serious fault. She was a member of the Methedist Church, a regular attend- ant at services and enerous contribu- tor, She was systematically philan- |thropic, being a contributor to a num- ber of funds, and was always ready to relieve the distress of the individual in- digent who came to her notice, she suffered much through the public mis- apprehension about her private lite, It {3 sald that Gussie McKee has left an estate which will be valued between $100,000 and $150,000. She owned the home In which she dled. besides having large accounts in several banks. It 1s under- ASLEEP, HE FELL IN RIVER AND DROWNED Unidentified Man Lost His Life Despite the Efforts of Others on the Pier. An unidentified man, asleep on the dock at the foot of Barrow street, North River, fell into the water drowned early to-day. Qn paper in his pocket was the name Jo- seph Ward, No. 854 West Forty-ninth street, but the police believe it to be the name of a friend. The man was sleeping near the edge of the plier. Other sleepera there were awakened by his cries as he struck the water, and Willlam Gedden and John Murphy jumped in after him. Their search was in vain. Two hours later the body was found and brought ashore. The man was six feet in height, weighed about 190 pounds and was ap- parently about forty years old. A few colns were found in his et. apie ee Widow of Jude Fullerton Dead, NEWBURG, N. Y., July 8—Cornelia M. Fullerton died here last night, aged eighty-seven, She was the widow stood that her only heir is an aunt who| Judge William Fullerton, who figured educated her in Indiana, prominently im the Beecher trial. DANGLING ON CAR FOOT HIT 30 | Kearney Swung Like a Pendu-| lum and Was Terribly Burned | Before Hand Relaxed and He| Fell Unconscious to the Ties. CROWD POWERLESS TO HELP Man &ilpped ae He Was Coupling Cars on the Brooklyn “L” Necr the Williamsburg Ferry—Iinjuries | Are Serious, Percy Kearney, an employee of tie| Broadway “L" in Brooklyn, narrowly | excaped death to-day on the electric third rail. He is in the astern Dis trict Hospital suffering from bad burns and brutses all over his body. His con- dition 1s serious. Crowds of passengers and fellow em- ployees saw Kearney roasting on the| rail but were powerless to help him. The man slipped as he was coupling cars near the Willlamsburg ferry and fell. His hand caught part of the tron work of the car and he hung suspended swinging like a pendulum, As he swung his foot hit the electric rail. A great burst of greenish-yellow flame envei- oped him and his agonized screams were heard for blocks. The force af his swing was #0 great that it broke his contact with the rail, only to allow him to} swing back again with greater force. This kept up until the repeated shocks | made the man unconscious and his hold relaxed. His body fell two inches from the rail. Kearney lives at No, 2123 Second ave- nue, Manhattan. ——<—<——__ TROLLEY BROKE HER LEGS. Mrs. Kenny Hurled off Car as She Was Alighting. Mrs, Kenny, of No. 28 Fifth avenue, | Brooklyn, was severely injured by fall- | ing from a trolley car in front of her home early to-day. The car started while she was endeavoring to alight and she was thrown heavily to the street, breaking both legs and fractur- ing three ribs. ! Notwithstanding her injuries when an ambulance arrived fram the Seney Hos- pital she refused to leave her home. ‘The ambulance surgeon looked after her Injuries and gent for her husband, who summoned his own physician and a nurse. | aaa ane PROF. KOCH’S LYMPH INHALATION 3 x2 AND cy patel! i Asthma, —_ Bronchitis, Consumption. About three years ago I coughed, apit blood and was very weak and sick at the stomach. Since the Goctor ae 11 West 224 ‘nt crow, WOOM OF muasre\r. gers place, New York. Month, or tree monthe for #26 at your home, ot at, Dr. Koch's Sanitarium, KOCH-0-LENE cures Catarrh, Deaths Stomach Troubles. FREE examination H-1 Syn nate. orignal 2nd ONLY place where, the Prat UNG CURE te used. Always a *KOCH'S. SANITARIUM, Incorporated, 119 WEST 22D ST., next to Ehrigh’s Store, N.Y wt = ca sear ereerenont Choice Grocery Smoked Tonguel 4:ou': Brand, selected for boiling, dell- 4 Be cious for cold lunches, per Ib. Standard Granulated Sugar Sugar—Sorars, Bags, 419 AS UIBS TOFS seventies de ees Adams SIXTH AVENUE. 21ST Specials Trsiay! | Genuine Burbon, Santos, | Coffee superior in flavor to most Coffees costing 20c. a 13 | Ib, 5 Ibs. 60c,, per Ib...... Tea-tish Grade English Break- fast, Mixed or Oolong; 2 very special; H Dinrooaoconide \ Our Butter is the genuine high grade Elgin Cream- Butter! ° ery. We never handle the renovated or second J 25 Single store in Greater N, Y. 5-lb. Stone Crocks, full Be full Nee for. Youths’ and Young Men’s Clothing! Young Men’s $3,00 and $4.00 Outing Trousers! ms) dn Flannai, Woot Crashes, Cheviots and Cassimeres, Sizes 27 to 34 inches waist measurements, all te) , ee Grades, this is why we are doing the largest Butter business of any ‘ } The Outing Flannel and Wool Grash Trousers are cut in the lat- — est style, with wide hips, patent turn- -up bottoms and belt straps. The Worsted Cassimere Trousers are in the latest cut—for dress or business wear, Youth’s $7.50 Norfolk Coats and Trousers! Sizes 14 to 20 years, four styles m al? sizes, in dark mixed cassimeres. Coats have plaits and belts. Trousers A.9518 have patent turn-up and belt straps. These make ideal Summer Suits—being cool, com- fortable, serviceable and fashionable. Tharsday’s per Copy. By Sra 2c, extra h ph | Only one copy of ach Piece to ig customer, none or dealers. dutte, Vi Wea You tn th Only 4 Dream of the Got iden Summer Golden Ps ri ‘hn ot You. | “ful bales) 0-O' Brien (big seller). to 37 inches and Closes to 22 Inchee—at... Inches—a anese ‘straw—each.... a Won't You Roll “Rom | Fisase, Vi Be There, Mary Dear, HH tnchea, high, "opens “to a1|SneEN | poons—att HeERee_end closes to a ‘pellice nates: ager the, Boss! Indolecce, internersy aitaes | (veaucitul | (The $10,000 tator tee). menzo.) Susie “Anna (big coon My Title one Tale, Bird of Paradies, 10-| 1 Love Only One Girt 7 lermesse, (Ver y| in Tale Wiis, wide a) May My = Royal fea Baby Arabian Seah Ma (Big. Hit (Great—ank for it.) | Wherever Sung.) And the most beautiful Intermezzo ever written—Mascagni’s Farewell Intermezzo, erent 8 ont tntmanentntntutntntntnttnbnbetntntntntn Qa etPtnbn Onn Ontntrtntaeon Getter Window Screens, Screen Doors, Etc.! WINDOW 8OREENS—bardwood| WALNUT STAINED KNOCK-DOWN SCRREN w—dest quality wire—the| FRAMM8—complate hardware ion kind—24 inches high, |mak! LAWN OR STOOP seats<| a ‘ANCY MATTING-STRAW SEATS extra large sixe—Jap- 1Os\OR PILLOWs—two shes 25: each reduced to. ry (;00ds (0. STREETS. N. Y. Great Embroidery Sale! + AT EXACTLY HALP PRICE we bought up The assortment, which !s very extensive, comprises Insertions, Edgings, Beadings, Flouncings, Allovers and Medallions—just wh.t are needed for trimming Dresses, Waists, Collars and Underwear, how this purchase affects your purse:— SWISS, CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK EDGINGS, 4 to 8 inches wide—also SWISS, CAMBRIC and under ordinary trade cond BEADINGS, 144 to 2%@ inches wide—a very large variety, consisting of several thousand pieces that, 127° Mattings ‘m China = Japan. » At Big Reductions from Real Value! $6. 50 per Roll of 40 yards. $8. 50 per Roll of 40 yards. FANCY COTTON WARP JAPAN MATTINGS, | FANCY INLAID JAPAN MATTINGS, ino In handsome carpet patterns, good value at | rlety of handeoine devigue, were 91275. por roll. pee $9. 75 per Roll of 40 yards. ~~ 1 $6.95 per Roll of 40 yards, EXTRA HEAVY SEAMLESS CHINA MaT- TINGS, that havo been setilog at $9.75 per rolt.| ular price ¥18.00 per’ Tol, Refrigerators * OUR JCEBERG RE- FRIGERATORS are made cleanable, All parts are removable. No wood is exposed. Each Refrigerator is insulated with char- coal sheathing, hard- wood antique oak fin- ish. Each Refrigera- tor is warranted to give satisfaction, Size No. 4, Ibs. ice, NOW oe ereee Size No. 5, Ibs. Ice, NOW «es euee Alaska Tiled Refrigerators Marked Down! Reduced from | Reduced from| Reduced from Bes Reduced from { Reduced from #40.00 to $45.00 to *| $55.00 to 35.00 | 37.50 | 47.50 | 50.00 [60 | 00 ions, would sell from 25¢. to 35c. per yard—price for this Sales ghisdncnedn FINE EMBROIDERED SWISS and NAINSOOK MEDALLIONS, MOTIVES, POINTS, Etc.—ten thousand dozen —rep- iesenting Several hundred styles—regular prices range m 20c. to 40¢, each—prices for this sale—$1.00 per doreneer (Ge bpp oonobsuoddonanunaQbuneboorooudeD THB HWAVIEGT AND BEAT CHINA MAT. Clearance Sale! Iceberg Cleanable Retention Marked Down ! sein ia neds 7.95) Apartment House Size No.3, holds 8,95 Refrigerators! the complete line of Embroideries of a St. Gall (Switzerland) manufacturer. Everything is new and most desirable. 50 Ibs. ice, now... NAINSOOK INSERTIONS and NGS, very choice patterns and colors; reg- wonemenoeene- Size No. 1, apartment- holds 60| house style, doors open in front, holds 10 50) so'bssrice 10.00 holds 75/ Size No. holds 12:50) 2 me ot “42.50 $60.00 to $68.00 to 6% Another Remarkable Day in the Annual Sale of Manufacturers’ Stocks. Another day full of important money-saving events, where in the world under one roof is there such a collection of 4 Worthy merchandise at bargain prices as here now at Bloom- * ingdales’. While other stores have clamored Clearances, have been sell- we have heen buying— buying from every part of the world where right goods have been offered us at prices to give you the advantage of absolutely ing “odds and ends” and “left-overs,” unmatched money-savings. That we have out-witted competition in this sale, as in every previous event, needs but a comparison at random of the merchan- dise we offer and these wonderful sale prices with those of any store anywhere to prove. These few items may represent the supreme values that abound in every department of Greater New York’s Greatest Store for to-morrow. Dress Svil Cases. Best Sole Leather Dress Sutt Case Made. perfectly finished throughout; 24-inch siz lock and key; lined with heavy canvas; French stitched, easy carrying handle; smart and durable. Spectal $3.50 Sale Price. for Sole Leather Dress $475 Suit Cases— 65c for Dress Suit Cases— Olive color; 24-inch size; well made; lined with canvas and fitted 24-inch size; made of 3-oz. leath- er; very deep and roomy; lined with Alligator pattern, with steel frame; French hand-stitched all around; sold by many dealers at $2.50. reinforced $1.95 for Russet Leather Dress bolts; with lock and key. $148 tor Dress Sult Ca Suit Cases. and key; lined with canvas; worth $5. $5.75 fo! $2.95 for Dress Suit Cases— Made of russet leather, with steel frame; stitched all around; Eng- Suit Cases. 24-inch size; handsomely made; strong and durable; lined with good leather. 2c tor Fringed Linen Doyll Pretty and durable. Sc for Linen Napkins— All hemmed ready for use. 5-8 size; usually sold at $1 dozen. Dinner size; usual price $2 dozen, 49c 7 for All-Linen Table amask— Fine grade; Excellent quality; bleached or un- 8-4 size; bleached; regular price 75c. yard. each. A8c tor $1.50 Rings— Women's, misses’ and children's— set with’ pearls, turquoises, gar- nets, etc.; also band rings. cas etc,; 69¢ for $2 Rings— nets and others; also band rings. 98c for $2.50 Rings— and engraved styles; with pearls, cat’s-eyes, garnets, emeralds, opals and oth- and genuine opals. er stones. BLOOMINGDALE BROS., 3d Avenue., 59th and Goth Streets. —— Leeesaisto '[CAMMBYBR)" Vacation Trunks. Suit Cases and Bags. Standard of merit goods at the lowest prices. styles for Summer trips to seashore and mountains Spec’! $15 Trunks, $ 10.256 Strong box, leather bound, brass gS trimmed, Excelsior lock, hardwood slats, sole leather straps, riveted throughout, f sizes 30 32, 34 and 36 inches. Genuine Sole Leather Suit Cases, $4.85. inches deep, linen lined, shirt pocket inside of cover, heavy brass locks, straps or bolts, leather corners, steel frame; best case ever offered for the money. Leather Belts, Automobile Bags, Carriage Bags, Wrist Bags, Tot let Sets, Clab Bags, English Kit Bags and Carryalls. The 20th Street windows are used only and daily for the display of Bargain Goods. Watch these windows for Bargains in fine Shoes on sale in our Basement. Bargains in fine Hosiery, Men's Furnishing Goods, Leather Goods and Trunks on our Main Floor, Store closes Saturdays at 1 P. M. daring July and Auzgast. ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, 6th Avz., Cor. 20th St. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY West Fourteenth Street. Good Values vs. Trading Stamps DEEDS as acainst PROMISES Summer Clearance Begins To-Morrow ONE-THIRD and ONE-HALF OFF Not heavy goode, but Summer Welghts, including Summer Nets, § According to our annual custom after the Fourth, we clear out all surplus stock, and as manulacturers make their clearances by July Jat, we have madz large purchases so far below early season values that you caa now buy at practically half price. Sale will continue until all lots are closed out. Summer Net Corsets—Short Hip and Wmpire; also white | Clearance | fronts—Factory “Seconds weight; Price | but practically as as All sizes in the lot— Wall regularly . to $1.00. means you may find your size In the style you prefer. Cc outitie. and Bummer et irc: Stralsht Fronts of Satin ] Clearance with and without front ; . garters, fitted with fine Usually $1.00 and $1.50. stitched all around; ——————__________@ Ladies’ Woven Underwear Now that warm weather has shown how necessary to comfort fs light and co Underwear, it is well to know that you can here find assortments complete whe | others are condensing and showing but broken lines. vite Rib Veste— |Iaee ‘Antshetcwalte “en |Ladlen’ Lisle and Maco Yarn Vente— Low neck, with and without sleeves 19 | Sults -low neck Ribbed Lisle—Crochet -front— Ue aka lace trimmed—low neck.. Ribbed Ldsle—fancy lace front— Bults—iow and — |lace trim'd neck ‘and apma.. sss... fhout slectea eet te Fine Maco Yarn Vesta— shaped body—silk trim'd—low jneck—with and without sleev Mercerized Swiss Lisle Vests— Jace front—trm'd neck and arms.... 49 | Ladies’ Ribbed Lisle Veste— ,Pink, blue—Crochet fronts— .69 " Ribbed Umbrella Drawera— \lace trim—French bande— ‘all sixes, including extra alzes. Rid Lisle—same style....... strong and durable, though light in weight; 24-inch size; fitted with good lock the best cases made. r Sole Leather Dress 24-inch size; made of 3-02. sole leather; deep and roomy; lined lish handle; lined with fine qual- with ity canvas. French hand-stitched all around; $5.50 for Sole Leather Dress reinforced corners; easy carrying handle; heavy straps and brass Great Summer Clearance of All Kinds of Wash Dress Fabrics \ Tt would be next to impossible to mention ALL that great. : Following quotations do not half tell the pecs ee Main Floor, 59th St. Section. From the Linen Store Very exceptional values for to-morrow: 35¢ yard for Table Damask— Regular 50c. snow white mercer- ized kind. 69c each for Table Cloths— ; 8-4 size; fringed, w'th dozen, for Bleached Scotch | A!1 linen; $1 8! ged, Linen Napkins— | 89c Grass Linene—natural tint.. 22 .12%| Emb'd Swiss D; rag ae ee Pure lah Linen Keamines. 28 .19%| White with Black ast Coots Sickert 39 and. 25 Mercerized Canvas—pink Piiseoola Grass Linens Pineapple Grass Linens. Mexican Stripe Zephyrs.....1% 7 Allover Emb'd Zephyrs, German Linen Girghams. Cotton Coverts,..... Wool finish Etamines. Best American Novelty Ginghams Plain and Fancy Ducks... 12% i] soft as silk rec 36-inch Madras Percales— themselves .. cord and satin stripes. Shirting Cambrics,, Fancy Dress Peroales. 1% 7 Corded Cham, j Fancy Dress Lawns., i ack Sate ee Black Hemstitch Lawns, Black Mercerized Cheviots.. 17-1213! Mercertzed Foulard Sateens 2% 15 each for Extra Fringed Table Cloths— $1.50 dozen for All Bleached | Look like satin damask; 8-4 size; Scotch Linen Napkins— sid 9, for Hemstitched All- Linen Table Cloths— handsome patterns; sold regulariy at $1.59 Main Floor, 60th @t. Section. ~ From the Jewelry Store Come these surprising specials for to-morrow: $1.48 & $1.68 tor $3.75 Rings— Men's, women's and children’s— set with turquoises, garnets, em- genuine opals, also signet rings. Women's, misses’ and boys'— | $1.98 for $5 Rings— heavy rings, set with pearls, gar- Handsome heavy rings for wom- en and children; si three-stone, hoop, princess and almost every conceivable style; set Misses’, boys’ and infants'—signet | with emeralds, sapphires, garnets, carbuncles, turquoises OF COURSE HE WOULD. Little Jack Horner sat in the corner Sho; Wanting more pudding, poor scamp; a | Summer Household Flannels Ppers who are elsewhere aff “It you'll make me another," thet they, He eaid to hie mother, OPN give you a crading etamp."" NO TRADING STAMPS HERE SUMMER CANTONS AND DOMETS but VALUE Always ‘Main Floor, Front, Oentre. , To-morrow, Should come here. They'll find ph ) Values ATIAY a ALL CARS TRANSFER TO BLOOMINGDALES’. vs. Curtain Muslins ) Stamps ..for Reversible Smyrna Kugs—|Summer Weight Canton Flan: ‘x60—a dozen styles—value $1.49. 3 inches wide—value 8%... ..for Hest All Wool Smyrnas— %x33 inch—knot fringe—value $2.50. Portieres—Bagdad, Otto- | value . Yomluroy and Plain Rep with | g; " velvet borters—oue t two pair lotesbest color value |emP'd Cotton and Domets...4% to .19! 5.00, 12% cts..tor fancy Cretonnes—Ortental, | and Soallops—value 60. Floral and Stripe eftects—vatue .1¥. | 411 Wool Navy Bathing 8ul «for Curtain Musiins-36 inones | Flannels—value stripes—value .15. for Curtain Mustins- Katsea | Pull 1 openwork striy elsewhere 12% cen’ yds—reversible—eds, greens and oak tones—value ¥%75. Nickel Bat. oom Fixtures extra wide and long Shades, offering useful, durable and low in cost; quality guaranteed. Ornamental, Do., 2% Inch—with post and Hollena: Paper Holderr. Sponge Racks. Match Holders,. Gleas Holders. COMBINATION PIECES Glass and Tooth Brush— Tooth Brush and Soap— Sponge and Soap—for tub rim Extra fine and heavy. meee Bee Fine Cambric 3 ft. x9 ft 3 a, . abovt 1 26 01.49] Fin“ or tei Pritt eprtag Pollen 189 to 1.89] And well do | 124 to 49 GORGEOUS. 12 to 25 Hark! Hark! Ob, what @ lark? Trading stamps coming to towm | b AO? Purple and Green and Ultra-Mariag ) 0) 07 And Ashes-of-Rose end Brown, iF) a No Trading Stamps here, > but Value always. 7 1.39-1.49 Yesterda, To-Day, To-Morraw, | |! Soap and Glase—for wall..1.59 to 2.79| Waterproof Seasides is for the children when they ¢ 84 to 2.69 wade at the sontheete ‘ ka dot Sateen—rub! a Feet aot Ger thelr akicen end they? atl can paddle to oa. hearts’ content _ Girls’ Blue Denim Overalls srt geting toe least wet Tt Extra wide—scariet trim'é— .49 all sizes. we . y Open Daily Uaitl 6 P. M, ane Until Furiher No!tze, CORSETS Warner Bros. “Str ht perfect because tin Clearance Price early choice perfect price, 8.1% .98 also Another high class make, ‘Three styles—all Fines. Usually $2.75 to $3.96. Price | fig'd cloth or white Cou-| Price EQ | deep ince estin usually 83 [4 OB Removed to 2d floor, Next to Muslin Underwear. Lawes Lisle Thread Combti sees 6124 | Sults—Umbrella Drawers lace tim, 4 Ladies’ Lisle Thread Combination et morelia drawers 4. +59 and .79 is Rib Lisle Combination sess (4 | Ladies’ Sw! and without sleeves... ol A Ladies’ Lightweight Fub Merino Vestees : High neck—long and shore sopreaes 72 Ladies’ Swiss Rib Wool Vi : meiium welght—low necl 89 Ladies’ Spun Silk Vests— colors-—nend crochet front, Ladies’ Extra Fine Sitic Low neck~sleeveless hand’ Vests ag | (Techet fronts and PbO dere. ....., 1.60 ag | Badtes’ Pure Silk Rib Veata— +69 ' Fancy crochet fronts and shoulders 1.98. Barlier. Now. Imported Pineapple Zephyrs” ae and Gunmetal only.- 39.19% Fine, Sik Madrae—Pink and es Novelty Zephyrs— wo Mercerized Fancy Cords... 6 22 Mercerized Fancy 0; fae Linen. gloss and - wontes é mart stylee for Shirt Wale Fine Fancy Batist ful, crisp quality 7 10 Plenty of the refreshing, white feet) aealert designs that Selfgme te Intersect ara, Se Soran, fc tome qomamer— 3 u 39 eas 7%| Fancy French Organdies. 6 19 | 3% | Crystal Dress Musiins...... 29 15 | US 84| Mercerized Black Sateens....12% a2 9%) Shepherd Check Sateen: Ha 19 | cannot Gnd in New York City any large assortments of i { ' owing to mill strikes, etc, Remarkably low prices. Fine Fieached and Unbleached Domets—value 71. Yard Wide Bleached Pomet Plannels—value .12%.. Bleached Canto’ 10%, 7%) rades—inciuding Bleached, White Sik Emt'd Flannels— it variety baby patterns in Hemmed colored, woven | All Wool White Saxons Flannels— Vile Plann hu Se = ide—| Vale ne yard wide—| west prices in the aley, Art | Squares—| Window Shades—Extra sizes Besides our regular assortment ef! ordinary sizes, we make a specialty of | opportunities to buy at about hak the made-to-order price. Opaque————— 8 ¢t.x? ¢t. 6... .89 -19 to .88] On Opaque——— 3 ft.x7 ft. +35 to 69! Linen Holland 3 ft.x7 ft. 1.19] Linen Holland -69 to 98! Fand-made Opaque 8 ft. 2x7 ft.