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‘NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE SICK BABIES’. FUND, ‘A novel entertainment for the benefit of Tho Evening World Sick Babies’ | Fund wil] be given at Frederick rbe's Casino, Silver Spring; North oBach, L. I. on Friday, July 31, The Actors’ Protective Union No, 1 will appear tn @ body and a host of volunteers will add to the galety of the occasion, The performance will begin at 1 o'clock P. M. and cpntinue until 1 A. M. Persons wishing to volunteer for par- ticipatidn dn this entertainment should write to Frederick Erbe, sending photo- | grapts and description of the act they Propose to do. . Each summer this nofel benefit is) given by the big-hearted Frederick Erbe in his pretty Casino, and the friends of the babies have been getierous in their patronage. Over $1,500 has been | @died to the fund from this source. | Tho entertainment will be vaudeville | finfl first-ciaes talent t# assured, in ad- dilion to the very capable volunteers | who in the twe!7> hours of the enter- tainment’s continuance will haye ample ppportunity to show their ability. ‘Phe Casino ts reached by the Thirty-| fourth street and Ninety-seeond trolicy ears direct to the door and {s flye min- utes walk from Nincty-ninth street boat and Brooklyn cars. 7 Genera 8 Te ‘Thia team will appear at the Sek Bables’ Fund Benet at Erbe's Casind July 31, PARK BOARD GETS ‘BEST FIRE CHIEF QUT BEAUTY BOOK GIVES UP iE Annual Report Tells Interesting | John M. Morton Who Brought Facts About Development of | Hackensack’s Department City’s Far-Reaching System) Up to Date, Declines to Serve of People’s Pleasure Grounds.; Another Term. ral ——S | Beautifully Mustrated with half,tons| HACKENSACK’S BEST engravings of scenes In the various city | 2 > CHIEF RE Sh parks and supplied with a wedlth of FIRs CHIEF RETIRES maps {s the dainty and expensive an- {nual report just issued by “President William R, Willcox and his associates on the Park Board. The work of improvement in the Park system is gone over at great length; the Mlustrations tn many instances showing the unfinished condition of work planned when the present administration took charge and the work completed to-day. The volume, nicely bouad, is perhaps the fineat report aver issued by a city department and compares favorably with many of the Btate reports gotten \ out by the various commissions under the supervision of the Legislature, It is an Illustrated text book of the Park system. 4 Phe report shows that the greatest work in Jmproverent has been in the ourh‘of the Bronx, where the park | eni/i# nearing completion. Great ays have been -bullt, artificial lukes/have been made to beautify many places and the landscape gardening has lice# of the best in the creation of these sure spots in the growing borough. fYor the great system of parks In the byreugh the report places the credit where It is due, the scheme haying orig- Inated while Franklin Edson was Mayor, | and the commissioners appointed to Btart tho work were named by him. Since then the work has gone steadily @m, until now there are nearly 4,000 a of park land above the Harlem River. Connected as they are by a system of Griveways, they comprise one of the Anest systems Ir. the world, The improvements carried to comple- tion in the borough of the Bronx by the present Park Board are many and haye changed the appearance of Bronx, Pelham Bay Park and others, In Bronx Park that beautiful stretch of wood- Mand, rich in {ts natural wildness, and, the charm of its winding, rippling river over the parti-colored stones that re- @ect the rays of the sun, many rustic bridges have been built and the general Beauty of the whole enhanced. In the borough of Queens there has been @ great/improvement in the condi- tion of the parks. Many small parks that were mapped out have been fin- iehed. In Manhattan the improyement hag been in the way of small parks— , breathing spots for the poor. These parks, the grest majority of which were planned years ago, bave been moving toward completion, and several that were unsightly because of being merely acant lots have naw become what they * were intended to be—garden spots with playgrounds for the children. To do he ‘that has been done bas cost BOISE SPARE tt La % . } (Special to The ®yennlg world.) HACKBPNBACK, July 22.—The active | firemen of Hackensack have elected Ed- win C, Humphrey to succeed Chief John H. Morton of the Hackensack Fire De- partment, the latter declining another term, The election was closely con- tested, Humphrey beating T. W. Spencer by eight votes out of 116, Humphrey and Spencer have been As- Gistant Chiefs under Chief Morton. The winner was recently elected Tax Col- lector, and is considered quaiified to fll the position to which he was last even- ing eleoted. Chief Morton, who now retires, hes often recelyed the credit of belng the best Fire Chief Hackensack ever had, and as that town has had several ex- cellent men in that office the compli- ment is a high one. Chief Morton is Just finishing his fourth year in that office, and he could have another term if he cared for Jt, but he declared that the title of Chief must now go to an- other, To the credit of the very efficient Ohiefs who have served during the past fifteen years Hackensack has enjoyed the proud distinction of having one of the best equipped Fire Departments in the State and the record of the depart- ment as far as fire fighting is concerned | is second to none. Since Chiéf Morton was deen in office | two very serviceable fire-engines: have ‘been added to the equipment, togethe with trained horses, A chomical engine ‘has been provided for Alert Hose Com- pany, horses secured for both hook and ladder companies and every company provided with all up-to-date apliances. Chief Morton made fis office a and one of the first things he did provide himself with a light rig @ speedy horse, with which he reachod fires far aliead of every ono else. He caused Improvements to be maids in t fire-alarm system, and his still alarm is commended by every company. But Chief Morton does not like ®a tery and whenever creait or comp! ment Js offered he wishes the entire d. partment to get it, The work done his men at the aPterson fire won high praise and that pleased him. His efforis have always had the undlyided suppore of the department, and where!n lios the secret of his success, Chief Morton conducts a leading hotel in Hackensack, the Morton House, js a ‘member of the Gentlemen's Driving Club atid other clubs and societies In Hack- | respects @ repre- spent on ore na atte when the total PP top ha and Supplies Ss That Curse Called Rumor, , Between the Insendlary who fires his rk aed barn in secret vengeance, and ‘Worthy who st: a nis with poettoions sonal, there Js @nly a technical dit ce. Gooslp-with-a-purpose has too often eon Used afd stab character and to go jon great pity the law cannot better reach those fhe pipaldions along’ relied on nto rom ir been push or when once It judiciously. Started. A. vivid, {iustration of the gross in- op avons SunON Gan do 15 seen in he “Force Food Com par Who, initiated | the hat “Force’’ was d; A further offer of Po tonlaviaane sin je of the fifty million ing except Wheat, and ‘Table Salt'is, of course, complete refutation of the rumor, even 4f the State Supervision of Foods was Bot tn {téelt ample protection. pe who love fair play in business, | e wait in other matters, will read with ation that Jt has cost the "Force" Pood Company over $50,000 to ah @ refutation ofsthis “ramon” th newspapers. of the United States org Canada, and, probably, as* much \ ore in lose of snies resulting from the q selose gossip which did the harm, ! ©The absurdity of the rumor is rent when it is known tat the buble reer without" "ose ane, out a 'alpgle Instance, of ‘any iM efrect upon any one of the users. ekg ths stat pee Deoalty Guitenty suggestion J * Barley” ensack an sentative 1 man RATT P EC NI aiid KeigaAl sD pale hapa THE WORLD: "WEDNESDAY WHITNEY TO HUNT gt SOLOMON'S MINE roker js} ee Wilson, and Other New) | York Millionaires Are to Shoot, Elephants, Ostensibly, Abyssinia. whieh it is proposed to visi itable for anaited in New York. mera own if thi pitts $y" those sides Mr. Whitney there Jother millionaire hun Guides are to be aeeur The expe to be equipped wi scientific tions can be mad kent to ‘spend months fu the wil country, and will be successful if the Mboral t can accomplish the depired res n means of travel I be used ax far as possible ” VINCENT ays | I Summer Suits et $8.50 || that have been $10, $15 and $18. Summer patterns. Weight not too heavy for summer wear and just right for fall, A worth - while bargain | | Under the cloak of punting elephants. | |Payne Whitney and a party of friends 170 preparing to Jin Abyssinia: 1 | ques the long Many men have started out ji search of these mines, but they have een hampered by lack of means, which i not he the case in this instance, ns all of the members of the proposed trip ate millionaires, | ibe | Broker W. if hs, |the expedition, is a personal fglend of whichever way you look 1 ig Menelik, and it fs Deured that this at it, Sixth avenue store only. Broadway—22d Street. Sixth Avenue—t2th Street. will permit the party ons of the country never visited by white men. hax purchased tn Mexico a rhamented saddle as a gift ke King of the country who is planning | | | We Are Continually Buying ‘Worthy Mershandise at Sensational Prices for This Sale of Manufacturers’ Stocks. Because this sale has turned out to be the grandest money-saving occasion that New York has ever known— Because, instead of trying to reduce stocks, sell odds and ends of summer merchandise, we must put forth every effort to buy the right goods at money-saving pices to supply the demand made upon Greater New ork’s Greatest Department Store during this sale; and— Because, owing to the condition of the market, we can buy good, worthy, dependable merchandise of this season's manufacture at prices never before heard of— We are buying every day greater quantities of merchandise for this Sale of Manufacturers’ Stocks than we ever did for any of the great sales of our history. eee en ee enn n one Clearance of Parasols, $1.19! All of this season's newest and smartest styles; coaching shape; in China silk, all colors; made with hemstitched boarders, fancy silks and satins with ribbon borders; stripes, pongees, corded, plaited and various other charming effects—your choice 5 trom the entire assortment at, each, Bao baraeby Ben $6.50 Parasols, $4.75 $4.75 Parasols, $79 $10 Parasols, $5.95 Children’s and Misses’ Parasols, 39c., 49c,, 68c. and O5c, Main Foor, 69th Bt. Section Some Exceptionally Good Values in Jewelry and Noveltics! Prices in every instance are half usual—quantities and styles are amply represented. Here's a partial list for perusal: Gold Sleeve Buttons —Special95c¢ | French Pearl Stick Pins—single or clover leaf designs, Gold Stick Pins—Special......95¢ | a Soran) 180 Gold Riags — Shelline tale Pins—"Atlas brand,” Special....s000.....- 696 & 9Sc | ~ ati styles, small and Gold Lockets—Special, | $2.95, $3.95 & $4.95 Gold-Plated Collar Button Se —Consisting of one neck button, one collar button, two wristband buttons, celluloid back: plete set, special... | Lorgnette Chains—Ot black beads | medium sizes, per doz. l6c. & 24c Shelline Side Combs—per pair, 10c., 5c. & 24c Shelline Neck Combs—. large variety of designs.. 5c. & 24c Shelline Loop Hair Pins— Very heavy, each, , Sc very special ae { latest designs, large gs- k Cult” # sortment, special... ., 0c. & 25c up to 23c, fat and Oriental Pea Buttons—Very special, per Women’s Vests. Mason’s 's Fruit Jars Excellent quality Lisle Thread; As a timely spo- all pretty styles; with and with- cial for to-morrow out wing sleeves; every size; we quote Mason's Worth 29¢. Atlee of good Special Sale Price, quality glass, with Porcelain - lined 15c. caps; quarts and Main F.oor, 69th St, pints, at 47c. Doz. 34 Floor, 59th St, Section Seciton. Watcr Tumblers. Of fine American crystal glass; perfect goods, regular prices of which are 24c. and 30c. a dozen ~-:pecial for to-morrow, 18c. Doz. 24 Floor, Goth Bt. WaterTumblers,3c Of fine thin-blown glass; good quality goods; regular tor ge is 59c. a dozen; special for to-morrow at, leah Section, 8d Floor, 50th st weno ene. BLOOMINQGDALE BROS,, 3d Avenue, 59th and Goth S Section, _- CARS TRANSFER TO BLOOMINGDALES'’, When you wish to cook a MEAL QUICKLY It can be easily and perfectly prepared on a GAS RANGE It gives you full cooking heat immediately, When through, a turn of the wrist cuts off gas, heat and cost, ‘Ad Enamelled Bu; Br = cin Ran iaesne asker) ADSI I ivery” teenlorate ) in aoitaie Special 75° ~~ Special 90° “Special 1.15 Hair Retainers — 19. & 2 tints ... 10c price, price, price, Special .....,., 14C., 19¢. & 2he | “att Toe, Pont omir) GIRLS’ 2-STRAP PATENT LEATHER SANDALS—For street wear, priced thus; a EVENING, JULY 22 92, 1903. | 1 eee ettn te bn ntnbe onteet Oetnte Mai! Orders Prompt'y Filled. ams own (O.. 6th Ave., 21st and 22d Sts., N eee ee ere Meee or or oe Hammocks Marked Dowal ices have been greatly rec Here are unguestioned bargains, Everybody wishing a Hiwmeck skould pioft by this sale. cod, D HAMMOCK, LOBE Ww MOCK, with plie te 4 soreaier. $1.00 796 with pil value. at | low, a WOVEN HAMMOCKS | valance 3109 conn r CORD MAMMOCK, with pil \p low, apreader and va} 95) | noe, value $1.25, at, 7IC |S comp Haniocre, enn ‘pt | SHOE OLE, MOC | om, apreater ions anvader at HanMock valance, 4200 vatuer at eZ | nee SWS 35 2,45 | aumocs CESS a en ee eee ean THE FREEZO—makes ice-cream in a Water Coolers! few minutes: Specials in for each pisces Oniy one copy of each piece fo c cusiower; none to dealers, e———_----» Flower Song. Rustieana, | Calvary, 3 Keys | Synoapated Raze = Hore) Blossoms, ony. a Boldier Boy, | Repr Bac} » No Trading Stamps here, tut Value spaneas Picnic. ; { Moonehine Mar " mle Fa) pen Te Angry With Yesterday, to-day, tomorrow. Swortheart | Pnneon Wa Me Fala. 3 1 ret Orange Mlomsom’ Waltz, cl Be nh of “haradtse, 3 Wrawtng ten Post Mar ' saity 0 Our Alley, And {5 others fiom the Edit’on de Luxe Cata‘og, the bigge.t selling catalogue in the werld. at J nanargneneneng-novevecenenacavt-tattutetetntrtetrtrtnarectretngne, EXTRA SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY. 2 _Eveglasses and Spectacles tor 1: Do not riek your eyesight by buying [etetate 222| cheap bargain-eounter glasses from inexperienced clerks, These good Import. French Periscopic | Lenses, Mounted in 10-kt,' | Solid Gold-cased Frames. The, Myezlacomn have the new ost olipe. whieh pre ay or aly! abe opectacies mar be had wi tes tow or atraigh te rt ot EXPORT OPTICUANS Ia tty, whe will Vinton Bach faa of glasses ls vartectiy gited end adjusted be; ing the Department. NEW LENSES MINS WILL Ie MANU WITH BAGH PURGHASDR OF THESE GOODS, Eternal Cty ic Per Regular Copy! Price.. The Message of the Violet, | you fi jars fer. “ahese t the glasses from tiit!n $] 50 SOLID GOLD-CASED EYEGLASS CHAIN, WITH HAIR- PIN OR HOLDER ATTACHED—SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE ee eo er Women’s « Girls’ Shoes! The July Clearance Sale—which {s now in full swing— affords many unusual bargain opportunities like:— WOMEN'S BEST DONGOLA TURN SOLE OX- FORDS—In 4 different styles; also Pat- 40 ent Kid Oxfords—C, D and E widths— I were $2 pair—July Clearance price... WOMEN'S DONGOLA AND SHINY LEATHER OXFORDS — broken lots —all in this Season's styles-—sizes 2, 2}4, 3 and 3% —worth $2 and §3 per palr —July clearance price. WOMEN'S L t, | GIRLS' DONGOLA AND ALL-PATENT a) LEATHER OXFORDS—Sizes Golo | Ls flexible summ in kid and | to 104g; regular price $1.25 per, variety of sty shiny leathers; air; July clearance pr of fine vici were $2.00 ina large variety of designs, Sterling Silver Collar But- ay 2.50 pel July 1: 50 Sizes 11 to 2—Regular price $1.50 very spectal 25c | tons—Allstyles and sizes ae 7c aa aan r y ee erclar be eho Gold Plated Cuff Link But- | Sterling Silver Shirt W t 93, GIRLS’ CANVAS OXFORDS—In two colors, priced thus: tons—Per pait, SPE 190 gage | cots Per set ofthree, special. OCH tices 7 to 8; regularly 80c. Sizes 834 to 1044; Tex. $1. Sizes 41 to 2; regularly $4.15. cial... sees Sterling Silver Tie Ch: aaT -_— —— Turquoise, Mat, Smoke and Orl- | Beautiiul designs , 25c Special 65° Special 85° Special 90¢ ental Pearl Hat Pins—Values | Oxidized Sash Pins —Newest and des) price, price, GIRLS’ CANVAS LACE SHOES—In two colors, priced thus: Sizes 7 to 8; reg. 900. Sizes 8% to 1 to 1044; reg. | st. 10, Sizes 11 to ‘egularly $1.35, Sizes 8 to 10; reg. $1. AS. Sizes 1 to 2: regularly 0 8; regularly $1. Special 60¢ price, CAMMEYER Hosiery! Hosiery! Wonderfal Bargains in Manufacturers’ for Women and Children. Women's fine lisle thread Hose, all-over lace and lace instep, embroidered laces, silk clocks, new effects in fancy colored lisles, lace inserted. 95c. nad $1.00 Qualities at...... ee Women's lisle thread Hose, lace effects, ankle and ver fancy boot patterns and colored striped effects, embroidered lace, Lack and white Jacguards. 78c. and 89c. Qualitics at Children’s heavy cotton Hose, fine ribbed, heel and toe. 2c. Quality. ~ Special price, 75¢ Samples 3o° double knee, Shoes on sale in our Goods, Leather Goods gain Goods. Watch these w fat Basement. Bargains in Fine Hosie: and Trunks on our Main Floor, Store Closes at 1 P.M. Saturdays During July and August. Alfred J. Cammeyer, 6th Ave., Cor, 20th St, WORLD VACATION BUREAU NOW OPEN, E 1881 BROADWAY, NEAR 88TH STREET, NEW YORK. Co cc ae =i Notwithstanding mills: ry Weat e—Drnas dye . and catoty ch—value $4.09 398 Varedeemed stamps are clenr profit to mmebody. and that somebody ts not the customer. + ey, Hammocks Are a Comfort th warm days at Jow prices aw Dest Qualities can be sold. the way you now ean buy:— Extra Heavy Canvas, Weave— with spreader Hoavy Canvas Wenve—full aize— with turnover pillow, spreaders and valance. 7 Fancy Weave—extra largo—w! pillow, spreaders and yailance........1. Extra Heavy Canvas and Jacquard Weaves—with yalance—full size Bil) Aner Hammocks to $5 + 89, Decorative Goods ‘Thin ts the way you now can bay:— Wmbd'd Cushion Silp Covers.... 87 .25 Fig'd Sateen Lambrequins... 0 39 Pig'd Satin Head Rests., 49 Hand Painted Pin Cugsito: a9 Fig'd Art Ticking Cuehto1 59 Silk Lambrequins—Gold mb. 1.49 Emb'a Dentm Table Covers. -69 Fig'd Cretonne Laundry Bugs. 12% Cutlery ‘This is the way y Steol Dinner Knives—straight | 2% Envelopes to mate! twinkle, Iittle stamp, | Shall T ever get a fampt"’ | When you ll a book some @: | ‘Phen 1 ahall be off and No Trading Stamps here, but Value ways. Yesterday, to-day, to-morrow. o——_—_*® Summer Flannels N assortments he joity elsewhore, ani ‘This Is the Way you now can buy: Value. No | Bleached and unbleached t lowest prices a the Laces and Insertings Point Yeu Chunye, A va >. sik rand In is the way > Ise, Cotton and Lt black and without Whis Is the way Muttitudes of Values for Miosummer Buyers, 1.19 Men's Pepper ow, spreaders ani +1 908 Value. Now | es and acar+ "| Handsome Renalssence— ‘Domets ‘ ™% 4%] {Sammer Weight Canton Flan- gs Inches wide My i Domets—yard ly : Ox Waite sil Emb'd Flannel variety baby patterns Hemmed and Scalloped, © 39 | Bathing Suit Planne!s .3 3 | ool White Saxony 0 © 29 f White Ballard Vale Fiennele rs and} Open Daily Until 6 P.M. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY Until Further Notice, ZFARN Fourtcenth Street. RIGHT THROUGH JULY we keep up assortments, ‘RIGHT THROUGH JULY we keep on kuying at those lowered prices advance of season makes possible, Satin Poulard Shirt W \SultsBlue ead White Dots. 18, 8 15.88 Valmed Mohair ‘flaunce, with fot hae hips—sutton finish— |Black Volle Dreas 6! habit bs ual atue |\h'te or Binck Japaraso front af Mechlin or Val: 3 } i 1 gt. 2 qt. 5 } ayes Weed 3% INicely japanned galvenized $1.50 | iron fined nickel plited fau- “ i 7 i 5 1 | od cets, 4 gal. size, special price 1 {/RIGHT THROUGH JULY we are reducing prices and Fat: Rat Bat. Nursery Refrigerators sti closing out surplus ‘ on Just the thing for the sick room i ; aa 1°? 2” 2. 98 for for roomers. small size at $2,504 Travellers’ Need Ladies i Large size at. + $3.56] | thts te tue way you now can beat Summer Dresses and Skirts, [rrorerreeerenenenenensiemenemrteneessiewecnene De ee C at GateH KS reather— | Thin te the way you now ean bay ime $ Sewin M hi Priced ngnies an lork, les hte Pique shirt Walst Valin ae ; g ac ines Low! TP) and’catst ok anid isu ite-Ince tr 2.08 { These machines have pol'shed oak casings and are plano i ars ide otim 1 rey Be os 5.08 Haished, with automatic tensions, They bave the most cp- j Point @’Reprit Drasees— | to-date improvements end are gucranteed for five years. i “ate stvioa Whee (Hd 8.08 3-DRAWER BOX-TOP SEWING MA-| 5-DRAWER DROP-HEAD BALL-BEAR-¢ | aint handle \ __ |Chambray and [awn Dresieee eats E pee all attachments; agents’ | ING SEWING MACHINE, no better ma- { “value $8.00 and §2 +o1,75 Pretty Shirt Walst styles... 498 9,08 price 25.00, our special GIN made, agents’ price is ? “ | Dressy astyles......... reduced price for to-mor- 10. 50 0.00, our special reduced 6. 754 tae taniacour inktRé ir cases and Cotnred Lawn, bi TOW cnc Bradlee wets ie le aussvanissre | sewed throughout—woll Anish Prossen—fancy atyloe, wits eck and Oa in { prtteteeeeente nese tinttettenttneetentenemtnttn ttt Jock nad Ince insareings, In Van Bike 508 ;Thursday’s ’ Cents Per Copy Gawain cowsrnm aor chaee {White enna sik B ai epeh tithe) Ch es aka mith Cluny. lage inert ee USIC, AA Tae a ee ne tds pin tasked ER 13.99 te Wa'sie st ge an tucko—alny other broly aisles “op [VAIO $5.08... " White Lawa Weanners--loen éoen pallor collar with Jace ribbon run berding—value $i. | ‘ j Men's Cool Garments jrete Ia the way yeu mow can Value. \ariggan Shirts and , iris with Frene “i —Arawers double gussets. $9 9D Meas Ge nd Catton Shirts : and Dra —sheer and fine |for hot weather... es ae —extra double Men‘s Cambric Ni t Shirts ' ’ 40 {full out—well ima: pacman aet OF COURSE HR WOULD. | Little Jack Heraer eat im the commer Wanting more pudding, poor seemgi “It you'll make me eagther,”” | He maid to his mother, j “Hl give you @ trading stamp." Trading Stamps vere, but Value always, Yesterday, to-day, to-morrow. Be Summer Petticoats he war you new eam bapre and curved bindes 9 21} Value. Now. Dinner Knives—fine qualil 35.23 |Reersucker SkirtarryMed,,.., 79 £3 Carver and Fork—f-in. olmeter Satecn Skirte—aenordion and Spanish blades—pair,,...1.93 1.49 {Pleating and ruffles., ae | ee & Steel Solssors—4 ta 7 inch J 35 Silk Moreen—Iteht woight,...2.79 Wade & Butcher Razom--full eae iar nse pleatings.,3.98 4 a ‘ eta. rie-wblaele, Rolew en dudauesh. eras. 98 | Changeable effects and t jovening thd racers Up-to-Date Stationery {pleatings and ru * 400 Tb gioth ace edge tee A Special Lot of Ribbons sy shee: 4 envo) ieee 2 a Royal Reus ite Liberty Satin Taffetas Sulacs—pkge of 8) (0 10 sheets 39 24 Finest quality, and Dimi penyalopee to, match. 25. leo very slight ty lonery—viol onl 1 pound pkge-—? albes., 7 1p | ve will o 3 Inch, Perfect Price, .81—®pecial ,} 3% Inch, Perfest Price, special .' | 4 Inch, Perfeot Price, .8-——-spedial 5 Inch, Perfeet Price, .6——special | | Ait deairabje hades tm the Tot, tngtading ‘White Bureau Scarfs This is the way roa now can bepre Applique Scarfs—4 styles... va “5 Imported Swiss Scarfs— é Applique effeots...,.-.5 12 08 Linen'Bearfa-3 rows drawn work + 8 TO 8 Tnen COMEPES...y.cereeeey 08 Net Scarfs—Applique borders L19 Applique Scarfs— etyles. 9 5% | Dressing Sacques and Kimonos Entire Stock Redpeed. 1 and Dimity—White, Black-and-White and fanpy |Suipes, Dots and ~Migures—] |style, with plein or (Ugked packs or | aleevet-aleo Sacquea with French at long t nts—Atted or semt-Atted— D laces, emb'y, tucks | Black, I y ribbon, Those that to-day, to-morrow, tter give g90d values that win jastant appreciation i to induce people to spend red dollars to obtain ® istant prige. ——> Bed Spreads ‘This In the way Om HOw cap Pay? you now can buy! Value. New: Now ; White Crochet—full ale oe 249 Write Crochet—hem'd or fs'd.1.9. E 179° eetea fino White Crochet......108 i Sitk and . : 298 y Engiish Marsetties— Bhetland Floss Capes 12. deste noe 4, Six and Scarfs. 88 reat herw a or Hey Honey Comb Shawls... 69 irinsetoaeee Mate vires F ; pipet peer i do Sa