The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1903, Page 7

ISS LOFTUS GET +> $3,000 FOR A WEEK pi rs. $37 38 Actress Consents to Return to . Vaudeville for Seven Days at the Highest Salary Ever Paid for a Specialty Performance. GOES TO CHICAGO GARDEN. Manager of Theatre Engages Leading Woman, Confident that He Will Profit by It, and She Will Return @ to Legitimate Stage at Once. Bvening World, New York: Have engageil Ciasle Loftus for 98,000 for the week of Aug. 2. , J. J. MURDOCK. Cecilia Loftus is to return to vaude- wille for one week or.ly. When she went ‘to London Inst as a leading woman and @ Dundas Slater, director of the Al- hambra Music Hall, sought to enforce @n old contract, she declared that she thad permanently abandoned vaudeville for the dramatic stage, in earnest of which intention she changed her bap- tlemal name from Cissie to Cecilia. Mise Loftus has not determined to @bandon the dramatic stage, but com- mencing Aug. 2 she will give fourteen performances on the roof of the Masonic + @emple, Chicago, She is moved to this determination by the offer of $3,000 for the week, promised by Manager John % Murdock, for the greatest attraction to be had. “Murdock has placed in vaudeville “The @irl_with the Auburn Hair," Jessie Bartlett Davis, Camile D'Arville, Eu- gene Cowles, W. A. MacConnell and Other well known stars and has been Sey fortunate in the manage. ent of high-priced attractions. These usually eturted on his roof theatre the summer. Lest season he advertised that he Would give $2,000 for an ad: that would be worth that price for one week. Binding that he could secure the Four Gohans for an additional thousand, he valsed the price and made a profit at that. This season he repeated his 33,00 Offer, but for a while it looked as though there would be no satisfactory response. *Finally he got in communication with diss Loftus and announcement {s made T @f the completion of the arrangement. Miss Loftus is at the Plaza Hotel in this city. BELLEVUE PATIENT MAKES HIS ESCAPE Gives Employees of the Hospital a Fine Chase Before He Is Recaptured. Patrick Shanzhan, twenty years old, of No. 2 Lafayette place, a patient In the Insane Pavilion at Bellevue Hos- ee Pital, escaped /to-day, but was recap: tured after a'chase thrdigh the hospital yard. In the rear of the Insane Pavilion is pantry and kitchcn. Leading from the Pavilion to the pantry is a sliding door. A male nurse was on his way to the pantry with a food tray. The sliding @oor was partly open, and Shanahan, being near the door, saw his chance and ran through it. The door from the pantry to the yard was also partly open, and Shanahan Anocked the nuse down and then made &@ dabh down the yard toward the river front. Frank Wilson, assistant store- keeper, saw Shanahan running toward the river and sprinted after him. Wil- Bon {s slightly built and not very strong, Nand Shanahan, who is strongly built, hook him off when he was caught with- in ten fect of the river. James Kearns, an orderly, who is known at the ‘hospital as” “Sandow" | Kearns, gave chase too and succeeded in catching Shanahan, who was placed * in a stralt-jacket. ———— ANOTHER VICTIM ( OF LOCKJAW DIES, Packingham Was Treated by Injec: tion of Serum Into His Spine, but He Succumbed. * Another victim has been added to the {ist of deaths caused by lockjaw, How- ard Packingham, twenty-four years old, a bartender.: of No. 440 West Fortieth Street, succumbing to the disease in Roosevelt Hospital to-day. Packingham was injured on July 4 by the accidental @ischarge of a cartridge and a few days later was removed to the hospital. The patient Was treated by the new cure, serum being injected into the aa was at first thought’he would re- ver, Fie and for a few days he rallied. a MISS CECELIA LOFTUS, THE HIGHEST PRICED ICY BEGGARS IN TRUST WITH THE THIEVES, Detectives Tell Magistrate that the Two Work Together to Mutual Advantage. When John Gorman, eighteen years old, who {s said to be a professional beggar, living at Bowery lodging houses, was arraigned In the Yorkville Court before Magistrate Mayer to-day, Thomas | F* Hayes and J. W. Barry, of the Char- ity Organization Society! gave the Court some facts about professional besgars and thieves. Accoriing to the detectives, Gorman is one of a dangerous ciass of criminals known as professional beggars, who are | in collusion with “yegg"" men—the po- lice name for professional thieves. The detectives said the beggars are the ad- | vance guard of the “yegs” men and secure information about dwellings, business houses, factories and banks for the purpose of future robbery. Gorman was held and the detectives said they would produce further ev!- dence of connivance of the beggars and | thieves when the examination is con- tinued on Monday. New Publications. THOSE QUIET LITTLE SUPPERS Who gives them—Who are there—Where they are held, RICHLY ILLUSTRATED Is another of the series “How New York Amuses Itself,’ By HOWARD HALL, Published each week in BROADWAY WEEKLY. OUT TO-DAY. Each installment complete in itaelf. froltcwome, rollicking tories the and the public admit that Howard erlea in the most Yet true to life, could be done only by a knows, Don't miss them— frivolous, eich and amusing, yet Louls Republic. “ « oral of the Cloak Trade” AND “New York's Vice Trost,” Mitumtrated by the greatest artists of Paris two other inzeresting . lers everywhere in the ben; also FREE taining thé ‘Hows Berlea. Direct or through your newadealer, Broadway Weekly Co,, 121 W. 42d St, N.Y. 80 rooms roomae and the. Boode would appear In your DINING ROOM, PARLOR, “We Also Furnis! SEND FOR ateo A WEEK OPENS AN ‘are on exhibition in our ware- ty an JS of eae and August, a Flat at $65.00, IST OF GOODS. Holzwasser & Co., 1419 to1423 Third Ave., 80th and 81st Bie BEDROOM. Golden Oak Dress- Y show exact pars yan they ‘Table Cover, Mattings 1”? 15 7arde 01 Bed Spring, Mattresses, Feather Fit ies omfortable, Oak Chair, 12 ting, Boellah” Tolle: set, 10 pleces, Fiat during Months Kitchen Closet, monin ‘Kite! ; Kitchen Tat yards Ollcloth, hy payment on above pen Evenings Oni o' Clock, On Saturday Until 10 P.M. ACCOUNT, | Carried Bather to Middle of East River, Where He Was Drowned. taking off his clothing, started to bathe | At the place the current is very swift. Several citizens saw the man and were about to warn him, when he was sud- |G denjy carried out to midstream and was drowned, CURRENT TOO SWIFT. Association, a thi VAUDEVILLE ‘PERFORMER IN THE MIMIC WORLD. The body was not recovered. clothes were taken to the Bast Sixty- seventh stroet station. poor material, and consisted of a black sult, . An unidentified man went to the foot | gnq Paste poll ee bcc aaalt oe of East Seventy-sixth street to-day and, |{dentification was a ticket from the New | York Dlevator Operators’ Benevolent | informing that $1 for dues was called for. name at the top of the notice was “A. ‘ody, e notice was signed, | They were of the | | The receiver | The | ly, Financial Secret AQUEDUCT INQUIRY. TO BE CLOSED SOON. There Will Be a Conference In Lake- ville on Sunday and Then Jue tice Mayer Will Decide Case. ‘The investigation into the affairs of! {he Aqueduct Board and the conduct of | those having tharge of the construction of the Jerome Park Reservoir will be} finished by Assistant Diatrict-Attorney |Crain by Saturday, The “Jotn Doe" proceedings were con- | tinued to-day, James McKenna, an ex-| pert accountant, who has been working | on the books of John B, McDonald, the | contractor, and Danfel Ulrich, engineer jn charge, was mined. W. R. Hill, former chief engineer, who resigned, is in the city and will be subpoenaed. After a conference with District-At- torney Jerome in Lakeville on Sunday the Andings of the District-Attorney will ‘be presented to Justice Mayer, who will decide then {if the facta call for a war- rant to be issued for any of the persons connected with the MORE AFFIDAVITS. FOR PRINTER MILLER. President of Bookbinderes’ Union Files Papers in Case of Man Pree Ident Ordered Reinetated. WASHINGTON, July 2%3.—President Barrett, of the local Boolsblndera’ Unton, to-day called on secretary Cortelyou and Publo Printer Palmer and submitted aMdavita supplementary to the commu- nications already filed wt hthoso officials regarding the case of W. A. Miller, the agsistant foreman in the Government printing office, whose reinstatement was ordered by the President. ‘These affidavits relate to the oharges which formed the basis of Miller's ex- fon from tne union and as to his actions during his inoumbency as ase ant foreman, Mr. Barrett told Secre- tary Cortelyou thet there was no inten- tion on the part of the union to send a joommittes to Oyster Bay uniess re- uested to do so by the P, leolsion by Mr. Cortelyou leva tow days. 5 that so" far ns now could Miller, who is at present in Minnegpolis, will resume work. ataft Prompt attest Sets of Teeth (Double Suction) Gold Crowns Quaker Crown, Hours: 9 A. M, Mf and Piste Work 0 pe, THiS” Soe 8 P.M. Sundays 9 to 3. Perfect Work Painless Process Popular Prices METHODS, Teeth ordered in the morning tural of lelivered at night, Auaing perfectly, comfortable ne AICER. SYSTEM. ters of teeth. BY oa QUAKER DOUBLE SUCTION, made euperior to, ONLY re. Brid, Gol lasts a lifetime. All W German Spoken, Work er 2a QUAKER DENTAL SOCIETY ° 44 E. 14th St, (near Bway, Nu ¥.) 255 Grand St. (Grand Theatre Bldg.) 743 Lexington Ave. (Cor. 59th st) 171 Broadway (Cor, Cortlandt St.) COO 0-0-0 000-8 BOHM O HO: A MAIL ORDERS dams SIXTH AVENUE 21ST PROMPTLY ry Men’s Outing Coats-and Trousers! Our sale of Wool Crash Coats and Trousers proved such a won- der/ul success that several man- ufacturers came to us as an OUute let for their surplus stocks, At prices below actual cost of man« ufacture we bought almost ONE THOUSAND Sutts—so we offer 30 Styles of fine $ 90 ° Wool Crash Out- ing Suits at.... Each Suit~ at $4.90 is an-un- Suit! surpassed val- ue. It is beautifully tailored and perfect fitting. The coat has out- side patch hiporketsand satin piped seams. e trousers have belt straps and patent turn-up bot- toms. The colors are in the pre- vailing Summer styles, 210 Htmem enon Bargain Opportunities Abound in Our Stock of Boys’ Summer Clothing! Boys’ $2. and $3 Washable Russian and Sailor Suits at year sizes... Linen and Galateas.... stitched edges Boys’ $1.50 Washable Galatea Sailor Suits at 3 to 12 year sizes. In new and handsome effects. Here is a great chance to get a cool and comfort- able Summer Suit for the boy at a nominal price, Boys’ $3.00 and $3.50 Nor- yolk, Double-Breasted 2-Piece and Sailor Suits at. These are odd lot: materials are Fine Cassi and Wool Crashes. sortment sure to be agentre of attraction, | son of the year, eenewenenene: izes, heviots | eral patronage. senenenenenenan0n8- The Sailor Blouse Suits come in 3 to 8 The Russian Blouse Suits are shown from 2% to 6 year sizes,... The materials are woven Madras, Butcher Each Suit is hand- somely trimmed, plaited and piped with 131 $4. 75) Boys! 3c. Washable Knee Ponts Be i$ t “These are The | very ARNG values—sure to attract lib- Every boy’s wardrobe This is a bargain as; needs an extra pair of Pants at this sea- Summer Toilet Requisites! HAIR, DRUSHTES, solld backs, | VIOLET TALCUM POW- {Qe | FOOTIE DRUGHES—-A special pplendia quailty of DER, regula | ate rat ot fine | Preach Baie, worth Te. 59 | iat 19¢| ies also fn tiortent Pe tee orcas + 8:0) ire warranted. to give, batit- Boa tart ows, special. pres BAY ' 196 [Bec priced for this sale BOAR, Ot em eeecles tasd | ro alse, ats. Ate. etch, and tacee "JE Cold Bream “foun,” Be.” 33 | Adarla ALMOND MEAL, Seles , per ds large size Jar, ates... VIOLET AMMONIA, for ue Wrailac tani SOAP, Adorla TOOTH POW- toll and bath, quart : 39¢| der, Targe alee, ates... 19¢ Bellon sisente His 19¢ tn tment entntndntndnt tment Women’s $3.00 Oxfords at $ These are handsome light-weight Summer Oxfords (our “Em- pire”)—in twenty different styles; in all leathers and kids; with low and high heels as well as the fashionable Louis XV. heels senanentreneneneenenenent Summer Shoes WOMEN'S HANDSOME St MER WEIGHT LOW For Women, n 89 t Oe Betton de Omar bn de nO Oe- BHO Boys and Youths | BOYS’ CANVAS LACE SHOES— With good wearing soles—sizes ! 2 —In 6 different — sty $4.65 9 to 13 and 133% to 5%—per palr pair... BOYS’ A © W OXFORDS Sizes 13 to 514—speclal prices per pair. _ 84-50, $2.00, $2.50 f FILLED! 00 (; Prices Down on Misses’ an Children’s Garments! site Woahroheel 3'9g [vue roger orm 4.98 uh eet, oy Girls’ Wash Dresses Women’s Walking Suits! WALKING SUIT OF SHANTUNG PONGER SILK—Long coat—collarless—plaited tkirt—apeclal at, “ 19.50 LINEN CRASH SHIRT WAIST SUIT. with wal t and FINE WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAIST SUIT; waist tucked and trimmed with embroidery; akirt eide pleated and trimmed with embroid- oy; seme rice $11.00; apeclal 5 QB WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAIST SUIT, with figures; entire eult tucked and regular Women’s Waists Marked Down! WOMEN’S WHITE MADRAS WAISTS, in Diack dots, with shield fronts; COLORE) STRIVED CHAMBRAY AND GINGHAM VAIS" some soiled; also WHITE 45¢ LAWN WAISTS ; reduced from $1.00 to WOMEN'S TUCKED WHITE LAWN OR MADRAS WAISTS, with full sleeves 59) and pear! buttons, reduced from $1.00 to 7G , tucked or embroidery; 5 79c | § iE] 8 WHITE LAWN WAISTS, prettily trimmed with Val. lace and tucking, with long or short sleeves; reduced trom “y “erenenqnewene-ongvoventwontut-teontotntutneutngntrtatutnbetreotntetntetntntntntntutntntntetretee FRIDAY AND SATURDAY’S ATTRACTIVE SPECIALS IN Choice Groceries Flavoring Extracts —Vanilla or Lemon, Floral brand, full strength and adso- tutely pure; the best C value ever operet: J 5 ee 3 4 oz, bottes...... PRES. «++ M| FRUIT SYRUPS —Tournades, ali fla- vor. guaranteed pare; bottles ar — 014 | fs Brand, eiuited er pickled; | pint Jars, VINEGAR—Mott's Gold Seal Pure Cider or Smart at. i Vinegar; ate tote ®..22 20 OLIVES — stuttea with ted pepper; we 30 | IMLOUR —" Fines | CHenpy | ealliy Xxxx Pat: | re8 SPATE out taker a delicious And healtheal | 8 tY a Ba, Vie: 18g | and | * Our out erenaae Photo Studio! ONE DOZEN IMPERIALS—together with ONE LARGE PICTURE (size 16x20)—ip black and ds STREETS. N. Y¥. trimmed with lace one arene te 4.98 | ise 98c | insertions on tro duced In price to. WOMBN'S WHITE JAPANESE SILK W vox-plaited front, ‘back, sleeves, cults and stock, reduced tn price to, Crackers — 2 Uneeda, Milk Bis- cuits, Lamon Snaps Brand, PEARL OCA ¥ineat Bbeu'S tbe! CRYSTAL pom- | JELLY Pow- DER —- Jello is BS. seGkt 35¢ | fates ead) Gelisose CHEESE. Miller's | (ewsert: sasieat Paragon, Geilctous (or | Baath, 8c + jar A 1 * (0. ant nemacttone athe ae 98 WALKING SUIT OF TAFFET. et Toa coat, neck Aaished “with ‘cape and tole fronte—in’ black, blue and gun met ‘ : 18,50 Women’s Shirt Waist Suits! IRISH LINEN Ineerilon WHITE OR BLUE WAIST SUIT—with broad eee r Laver Lig SHIRT of Cluny 10,98 OUECK TAFFETA sunk SHIRT WAIST SUITS in black and whi! tredaltioneapecist price. GRAY STRIPE TAFFETA SILK SHIRT WAIST with seit col medallions—spectal pri: bipings aad 46 98 WOMEN'S WHITE LAWN WAISTS, trimmed with ‘irish “point embroidery: tucked 1 QB Sleeves, fancy wtock, reduced from $3.00 to >* WOMEN'S WHITE LAWN WAISTS, trimmed mmbroldery on front, tucked 2,50 Mexican worl’ on freaks tasked back, sleeves fanoy stock, a Cut Prices! Raisin, Citron, Marble or Pound Cake, 1b., Layer _ Cakes, 10° CODFISH — Water Brani 15c quality; 10c ia trietly POTTEDBEER— France ~ Ameri can; Y-ib, tin EEF | Helmer ‘Pextas “1-0. | BUTTER — ror best quality, fresh and aweet Iba, H 15c| | bowtie’ : West Ge whs FRIDAY VALUES IN WASH DRESS FABRICS Always something special here! Balance of our Silk Lustre Ginghame— deat. styles, and colors—singie of etripes—l9-cent quality... 7 Also IN BLACK GOODS 8ECTIO! 2%4-cent Bmb'd Dress Lawn! 10 Buy To-morrow. Saturday We Close All Day: SATURDAY 18 OLERKS’ HOLIDAY. FRIDAY VALUES IN TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS All Zann Damratue Tereee esses 8B Beira, near Oaee attests WTO Batrg hgeey tent aide Be. 1.00 High vhtos’ab.e Tomelen 19 Towele— eo I anes Lea 'reY ‘Damede Bre. 28 re Linen eee ea viel 16% .18% Absorbent Crash Towele—isxa1— Value 1D... seesees seneesensenee FRIDAY VALUES IN FLANNELS AND LININGS Moire Percalines—full 3 Inch— Biack and colo! Pe weer Black, Moceetissaervatue bcs 8 wide White Wool Saxony Flannele—were .A2....+0.-+++- 29 All Wool Navy Twill Bathing Bult Flangelevatue Basses ssserssoseone FRIDAY VALUES IN RUG DEPARTMENT’ ™ ereible Smyrnaé—rich medallion Merete Seares eth ee borders to, mai teat na Rugs—in Delft mat White ve n and White and Rea and e—light an erful for bed and bath rooms— ghegrtt value $00 - 1.79) FRIDAY VALUES IN WINDOW SHADES ue—with lace inserting or fi nge—value # cents. Pee Oe aserting value 6 con In same Department— Table Ollcloths—1% yds. = itaeate| Gnd tancy colors—value 29 eo ee FRIDAY VALUES IN DECORATIVE PNTICLES ymb'd linen Aj ns KARI fn inen lace pena ot 15 nay Gaerne Cushion Sip Covers— Bop Growithout tassel cornere— Bmb'd Denim neers Coyeter, yard square—were gt eee oe ‘We Close All Day Saturday. supply Your Wants To-morrow. FRIDAY VALUES IN SILVERWARE Yalue, Now. Rogers AA ‘Teaspoons — doz, f eet - © 42 A Tablespoon: Rogers AN match do....0L95 83 ipl late Dinner Bree ane 1.8 1.10 Al Sugar She! Rogers Al BonBon Value, Rogers Al Anadis 49; Roger rs Al Mustar ater ate 25 Rowers FRIDAY VALUES IN STATIONERY AND CUTLERY =") 4 Bikivelane Stationery — 0 shaets and woe, Ra | Statior tooinen and velvet oiaily andes to matoh—piege of B.... & Knives and Forks—good Dinnee ere cach—were Wre-s.... SO Ram hollow ground—set yeady Tor Use—laually <Pisscssessesssecssse 140, FRIDAY VALUES IN LEATHER GOODS Ladies’ leather and silk Belts— straight and shaped—wide and nar- fow—biack, white and colors—nickel, allt, gun metal or covered buckles Worth 39 to .s0—Priday- vai Wrist Bags, Purves and Chatelaines— walrus and seal grain— black (2a is een stylee— vans ‘ 19 white—the thirteen pieces for...........+ e008 2 canenenenentettut-tnertner-tnentrtntetnontnttnteentntutntatrtntetntet soi i ine Wrist Bags—various shapes— FRIDAY, AS USUAL, BARGAIN Day > As We Close All Day Saturday, TO-MORROW WILL BE THE LAST SHOPPING DAY OF THE WEEK. ~ COME EARLY! Splendid Values All Over the Store. Strangers in the city should not forego a visit to our stores on the day we’ve made so famous, 19-cont Dress Batistes........ 10) 15-cont Madras Zephyre—32 ine 7 Be 15-cont Fancy Scotch Oxfords...... 8%! 4: ; 10-cont Fancy Lagwns....... 3% Were 'g 15-cent Etamines—best colors. Th 2%-cent Fine Lace Batietes. +19] Walsts—biack any 19-cent Mercerized Hopsacking.... .12% leah yoke—value ¥2.98 fi eae China Silk Waists—<4 FRIDAY VALUES IN Fre yoke of pin woke, valfor tailor SUMMER SILKS ingortings vane ae OunY Fancy Corded Wash Bilks, Walking Skirts of H ales Biack dots and | and Bi fom neat figure, ‘ai fe Moaredtey 30. 29) ff Skirts, of, Homes we land wagon boys receiving @ holiday eenth Street FRIDAY VALUES IN LADIES’ WASHABLE DRESSES, prerear ined and Plain Chambray, Lin pd ndy, Doticd Swigs, ite aust ‘and taney tte bir Val. end Point aris Lacescuatty de ribbon, plpings of white aia ooh oolorige combination FRIDAY VALUES IN LADIES’ SKIRTS, Brilitantine and Nuns veling. ae newest models—vaiue 5. jack. ‘White Bike Patiande teases ane ‘Polka Cravenstte Travelling or Rats Ss edur— s+ 89] With double cape—value $18.98... Ping Lawn Wrappers—ligit 2etnch Satin Libert medtumn ser} = aie 4-inoh wl Re Washable gg] and braid teh valve Bae SMeT FRIDAY VALUES IN GIRLS’ GUIMPES AND DRESSES, wi Tela emailer eave Hoy rghit) ai oe ‘White La: ies hemati Pb nd valbe ichine, ana omb'y. Lah to 14 vrs. PRIDAG VALS IN IS’ PAN ema ape: WAISTS, Efe.’ eslbooaniid b Je esa aod Percale Negi; irta—ni Frag attached or wr detached coiiar=a"¢a 1d $1.50. fe are made with beit ee: Little Washable Hats....... 95 Boys’ Straw Hats—popular styles. 49 Boys’ Straw Hate—wide brims.... a FRIDAY VALUES IN BABIES’ WEAR Nainsook and Lawn Dreases—French Wal . at and yoke atyieelace, om T Fine Nain raed Lawn 6h Waist ais effects doep ‘peinfed et Fipee a A AEN tah iodine siviee=eaian 19 ee one Flannel Sacques—shell. perriererieris Rereaiererrrrerris t- | ‘cnet Gingham Dresses—d yoke, ‘emb'y trim—velue BT web J Bear in Mind We Do Not Open Saturday. Supply Your Wants To-morrow, FRIDAY VALUES IN LADIES' WHITE LAWN WAISTS, Shoulder piece and fi: it French oms'y, and deep vase. nS 1.09, or pin tucks Srolustsr tices, ancy wheel effects—value Fine Lawn—pretty styles with lace or emb'y trim'gs—value $1 FRIDAY VALUES IN HOSIERY. UMBRELLAS, GLOVES, Ladies’ black cotton Hose—black or white feet—special.. - 18% Ladies’ black lace Lisle Hose, Ladies’ Fancy Rib plain Lisle—upually” .85...Peecteneeees Childred'e incl cotton—doy Kmreos, heels and cooscworth 0. 18% Taffeta ce Sun Umbrellas— brown, tan, royal, red, green and black—were $2.69 161.98 Ladies’ Suede Lisle Gloves—2 clasp. .44 ‘Ladies’ Silk Gloves—double tips.. .7@ FRIDAY VALUES IN LADIES’ SUMMER STOCKS? bas Tucked Lawn and Lace, with and 291k without white and col'd bands—all- over emb'y, with medallion tabs; mbt t allover ¢agoting with fancy tab sb id Ie sb tt) stinivay also silk emb'd top collars—white and Persian effect—were .19 to .%5. 19 Also: Men's Silk Ties—Teoks, Four-in- inte Hands and imperial “fancy stripes " figures and dots—special. “25° z FRIDAY VALUES IN LACES AND EMBROIDERIES | Point de Paris, Torchons, Modict, Insertings and Bdgings—1 t inches wide—worth .10.... Cotton Cluny Insertin “white and ecru—2 to 6 |i t-Bpecia.. ay Series, aie and Nainsook Emd’: Bdgitigs and tnsertingecd to. 4 inch variety of dainty patterns—value 13 7 Embrotdery for Shirt Watst Fronts— fine and nd. Lantos arses. $1.00 to $2. aa euaak we ee 6D PROMPT DELIVERIES % COODS BOUGHT FRIDAY *; at goods bought Friday will be | delivered Friday or Saturday, ac- ye cording to our regular routine—drivers ! *. duing the week to make up for Saturs day (which other employees get).... Thi, insures customera receiving promptly a per achedule, same oot ne bi and gray—jewelled to] bh Gencuti fase Atted with card case and Foreman Shy re 69 stores were open, and deprives no ployee of « holiday.