The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1903, Page 7

MANY. SNAPS. AT ODELL AND GREENE Governor and Police Commis: sioner Now Speeding Home, Reported to Have Posed Be- fere Camera AD TIME OF THEIR LIVES. | Talked to Reporters Out West with a Freedom that Would Have Made New York Fairly Gasp with As- tonishment. Gov. Odell and Police Commissioner Francis V. Greene are homeward bound, being due in New York next/Monday, after having done but little mountaln- Mon killing in the Rockies, but having had their pictures taken with almost as much frequency as the Chief Magistrate himself In fact, it is not unlikely that Ddefore long the hoi pollol will be en- abled to see the Governor and the Com- missioner on elght sheets, not neces- ly wearing the facta! expansion of ularity which refuses to become erad- Bl foated, but eating breakfast food on a California redwood tree. In: fact, both gentlemen have been Grafted into the advertising business, and although no friends of greedy cor- porations, they will be utilized to induce tourists to visit the Yosemite Valley and the Yellowstone National Park, over certain railroad lines which paid photographers to lure the two New Yorkers to pose for portraits while eur- founded by primitive, beautiful nature. Bad to relate, the absence of the Gov- ernor and the Commissioner from their own habltat has created no particular ripple on the body politic hereabouts. but In the Far West they have claimed and been conceded copsiderable atten- tion, It would appear from numerous exchanges received in New York news- wiper offices that both gentlemen have Cen” having ‘the time ‘of thelr ilves, ursul naught but happiness, an liking to “local reporters with a tree- dom and Ingenuousness which they thave never dispiayed in their own fair State. For instance, Gov. Odell, in San Francisco, tells the hotel reporter that he loves Senator Platt with an ardor that can be compared only to a sweet grr raduate’s passion for a white or. ale dress. Then Gen, Greene rung Po: tee presump- “un tor d's police affairs, but in New Fork Taig" and so on, with « full and gomplete description of how 1 it was done. ‘whol advice it 1s, too, and Very lesome. the ne author of “City Totungs ta is proper- y 1 esed, as also is you yn temypo~ faery of Local Bre teresting, ie the us gentlemen are Siney smell of the ose mite cold, clear, atk of of the fede teg have LI HUNG CHANG'S NEPHEW 15 HERE Arrives from Peru, Where He Has a Diplomatic Mission, and Is Accompanied by His Wife and Son. A CHINESE BEAUTY. WIFE Son Has Never Seen China and Dresses in American Clothes, but Is Going to See His Father's Native Land. Lit Ching Hsu, the Charge d'Affaires of the Emperor of China in Peru, his wife, Shu Li, and his two-year-old son Li Ye Shew, were passengers on the Panama line steamship Allianca which arrived to-day from Colon. With them came Fing Fsu Yin, the Chinese Consul in Lima and Callao. Hsu not only has the distinction of being wealthy, but he is a nephew of the late Li Hung Chang. About a year ago he was promoted from the fourth rank blue button to a mandarin of the second rank and entitled to wear the red button. The party are en route to China, laving been granted that per- mission by the Emperor. The most Interesting passenger on She Is a Chinese beauty, with fine-cut features, black hair and black eyes. Her halr was done up in a knot on the back of the head, so spread as to cover the ears, and held in place by two large gold pins. She wore a long kimona of white silk, dotted with blue flowers, and a long blue silk skirt. The boy, who had never seen his native country, was dressed in American clothes, Li Ching Hsu, who speaks excellent English, was dressed in blue silk. He sald that they would probably remain a few days in the city before @olng to Washington to report to the Chinese Minister. He explained that the Min- ister in hington was the diplomatic representative of his country in both Peru and the United States. “I have been stationed in Lima,” he sald, “ for the past six years. [ fke the climete and the le. I have been given permission to return to China and after a few weeks in America we will sail for Vancouver. I served under Min- ister Wu, who was so popular in this country: He !s now in Sele Cunt said ession ig that he not anxious to leave this ‘country."" ‘The party attracted considerable at- tention on the dock and they remained for about an hour after the steamship docked, waiting, for the servants to gather up thelr baggage. eee N. Y. LAWYER DIES ABROAD. ‘William Walker Vietim o2 Typhoia Fever in London, put ‘them. in od for ft ts chronicled | that ti they ha hues ver invertably given gracious perm! the owner wr eats lena who has sought tiem out ‘ahead take them, sitting, g, lying down, or ng. ad poration has em rie no one to see in the surface cars in the near future pic- ft te dipping Int can Siecle Sale ed Boane with Tomato 8, pour- Ind of con micrent on his pot- ole ‘even being the vast Wilderness Our, Po ee Offolad and Terror to Tovil-Doers on ostaan'™ Bertle's Bamboo Balm on Thus fot te pinin to be seen that het is not without honor save in his wn country, es ‘WOMAN ILL ON FERRYBOAT. @he Revived To-day and Gave the Name of Edna McKay. A woman who became unconscious on a Brooklyn Annex ferryboat yesterday afternoon and was taken to the Jersey City Hospital, revived there to-day. he says she Is Edna McKay, twenty- @even years old, of No, 2% Livingston place, Brooklyn. She became suddenly Ml on the boat. At the hospital it was @ald to-day that she was Improving. MONTCLAIR, N. J., July %.—A cable Gespegch has been received here an- nouncing the death in London, England, last night, of William Walker, a New York lawyer, who resided on Valley road, Montclair, Mr. Walker sailed for Europe about He was then suffering sattack ot Re pue AA sald t Ane Ho ed. ft the West by typ! minster Hospit Walker wash Cy graduate of Yale rr, University, He an athlete and played on the football team of the Mont- board the steamship was Mrs, Shu Li.) * morrow, clair Athletic Club. He was a member of the Montolair Club and other organ- izations, ig mother sailed on Satur- day last to Join him in Europe. —————— TOOK POISON BY MISTAKE. Mrs. Myers Wanted Medte! Got Oarbolic Acid and Is Dei an old lady, who from Germany a week ago to visit her daughter, Mr: Emilie Buchtenkirsoh, of No. 208 E Forty-elghth street, died to-day at that address trom carbolic acid poison taken aceldentally. Tho day After Mrs. Styere'e arrival became Dr, Florsheim was ‘The medicine he ntel=piece with 8 called in to oe ae gavo her was on a a bottle of similars containing the cold, Yesterday ning Mrs. Myery rose in the tak to take @ dose of Medioine and took the poison. Sensational Shirt Selling. Every word of this advertisement ou the fact that these shirts were never ® made up nor intended to be sold for less than $1 and ; jO at retall. The price some may scorn as being too ood shirt—but any man no matter drive home to 28 how fastidious a and resser, , spo isfaction to wear such shirts as the: 55c. imply a case of another manufacturer wasting cash—and here they are, plain white madras is intended to would count i pleasure onsaleat | and strives and Heures, with cuff detached and attached, In a full range o! WM. VOG Broadway. sizes, at 55c, the shirt, ; EL & SON, Houston St. IEGELT, QOPERG SIXTH AVE. ren Take Your Book to the Premium Parlor in the Fifth Floor Annex and Get $1.00 Worth of “Sperry & Hutchinson” Green Trading Stamps Free of Charge To-Morrow. 1—Come as early to-morrow as possible. to the Premium Parlor. 2—Do not send your Green Trading Stamp Books by mail. Last Red Letter Day there were thousands ot visitors Bring them in person or send them by some trusted messenger—a friend or member of your family. PID elevators will take you quickly to the 5th Floor. Then it is but a short walk eastward to the Premium Annex, wherein are displayed lavish varieties of superior and useful articles. Each person present: ing a Green Trading Stamp Book in the Premium Annex will be given TEN GREEN TRADING STAMPS FREE | OF CHARGE. If you are just beginning to collect Sperry & Hutchinson | Green Trading Stamps, or are about to start another Book, | you will find this a capital opportunity to OBTAIN TWO | DOLLARS’ WORTH OF STAMPS FREE! When you enter the Store you will observe distributers 4,000 Women’s White Lawn Waists. 1000 WHITE LAWN WAISTS, box Ge plaited front, handsomely trimmed with (Second Fhoor, Front.) Cluny lace, long sleeves; extra special for Women’s Walking and Shere Waist Suites. WALKING SUITS in all the most up-to-date styles of Sicilians, Tweeds and handsome mannish mixtures, former prices $21.50 to $27.50; special for to- 72. 50 4 ° A NUMBER OF SUMMER SHIRT WAIST SUITS 3.00 in colored linens and dimity, walking and dress lengths, Front.) well made and designed, very special for to-morrow, Eee (Second Floor, Books. Gable Orleloth. LIST, YE _LANDSMEN: THE Assorted colors and designs, 6-4 EMIGRANT SHIP, RANGE width. special at 120 Cart Runt sage QQe\ We so not send this Oilcloth C. O. D. (Basement ) (Becond Floor, Centre.) Wines and Liquors. RED-LETTER DAY will be a day of very important peppenings inthe Wine and Liquor Store. Foreign and Domestic Wines or- dered for delivery more than a month ago have reached us at an inopportune time—just on the eve of stocktaking. The Necessity for Reducing This Stock Is Im- perative, and to Do It We Are Naming Amazingly Low Prices. Mail orders given prompt and careful attention. Santer Oly, CLARET and HOCK, excellent pure wines, in jug. per gallon, 53c.; in barrels, peo Tam TABLE CLARET, RIESLING and BURGUNDY, in jug. per gallon. 62c-; in bar. rels, per Vercioce OLD ZINFANDEL and MONOPOLE RIESLING, in jug, per gal., 78c.; in bare Eee pages the CLARET, BURGUNDY and LAUBENHEIMER, in jug. per gallon. 93c-; in bar- pale ‘Quality PORT, SHERRY and SWEET CATAWBA, Non, 72 bar Ve Quality PORT, SHERRY and M' re din eesti O° ve » SHI and MUSCATEL, i 5 05 in bare Very, Supator Lin jog, er gon, BBs; in bare 9 Esara Select PORT. SHERRY and TOKAY, in jug, per gallon, $1.08; in barrels, per gallon, 970 hese Unparalleled Values in Domestic Cased Wines. SAINT JULIEN CLARET, reduced from $2.75 to, case 12 quarts, 2.25 ery TABLE CLARET and OLD FRIAR'S RIESLING or BURGUNDY, reduced from Ciena 2.65 SERIAL ZINFANDEL, S. NT PAAR BURGUNDY and OLD FRIAR’S SAU- TERNES reduced tom $4.0 3.00 QUEEN. QUEEN QUALITY CAl CABERNET rcLARET. SJOHANNISBEROER and HAUT SAUTE 5 OLD_FRIAR'S PORT, "SHERRY, $V SWEE St 75 to, case 12 quarts, T CATAWBA and MUSCATEL, reduced frome 90 PURITAN PORT, SHERRY and TOKAY, reduced from $5.00 to, case 12 quarts, 3.95 Imported Wines at Unmaiehable Prices. Prom Landau Fils, Bordeaux, France From Johann Gerst, Frankfurta-M COTES DE BOURG, case 12 ovars 4.00 | NIERSTEINER, case 12 quarts, 5.00 FRONSAG, case 1? quarts, 4.205 | HOCHHEIMER. case 12 quar 6.00 ST. LOUBES, case 12 quarts., A 40 | RAVENTHALER-BERG, case 12 quarts, G55 ST. JULIEN, case 12 quarts, +f, 70 | FORSTER RIESLING, case 2quars, 7,60 ST. ESTEPHE, case 12 quarts, 5.00 | LIEBFRAUMILCH, cave 12 quar 8.35 CHATEAU HAUT BRETON, case 12 5.855 | From Burckhardt & Sohne, Deidesheim-a-R quarts, SAUTERNES; C. Richelieu & Co., Bor- | LAUBENHEIMER, case 12 quarts, 4.60 deaux, France. case 1 &.15 | DIEDESHEIMER, case 12 quarts 485 HAUT SAUTERNES; Ch. Ferrand & RUDESHEIMER, case 12 quars 5.50 70 Bordeaux, France, case IZ quarts, 5.90] ZELTINGER (Mosel), case I2ousrts 5.75 Remarkably Interesting ows of Various Woll-Known Rrands. QUINNESS DUBLIN STOUT, McMullen REGAL OLD TOM o BOLLMAN'S Co.: 1,49 | HOLLAND GIN; bow G80 Kosmos, oINGer ALE, SARSAPA- 1d: wal, Rit A cd CLUB SOD™ Pye eh 1.00 NORMANDY RYE, am) years old: g 1.00 SAL SEREMIN SREVY @ CULM. IMPERIAL BALTIMORE RYE: sl. ee hae FBO | $5.15; boule, * 900 SPECIAL may Goat BEER: dor, 750 CLUB HOUSE MARYLAND RYE: a ee Terie ey, 2C| CABINET PURE RYE: ol. 82.75:botle, 750 bottle, jo |OLD. CROW, WHISKEY: case 7.00; sy iM N al. $2.65; bottle, ie HEN NASY LAWpOR TRO COCNAC) 1,00 | MARSHALL RYE: gal. $2.15: boule, B50 BOWMORE SCOTCH WHISKEY: COOK'S PERFECTION RYE: aal. $1.90; ave, $10.50; bor! | bore 470 We Make No Charge for Jugs. (Fousta Floor, Front, 1808 8) | ink. of Trading Stamp Books at the Fountain end of the Main Aisle. These Books are to be had for the asking. Each Book includes Ten Green Trading Stamps. If you take the Book to the Premium Annex to-morrow you will receive an additional dollar’s worth of stamps without cost. You get ten Green Trading Stamps Free every time | you begin a new Book; but Red Letter Day comes only once a month. It falls on the last Wednesday. To remind you of this fact we give you a Calendar which has the date of every last Wednesday printed in red Ask for one of these Calendars, and keep it conspicu- ously displayed in your home, Women’s Skirts Ht Stock-Adjusting Prices. WOMEN’S DRESS SKIRTS, of Chev- 5.00 iot, Broadcloth, Etamine and Voile, in a variety of styles; former prices $8.00 to $15.00; special for to-morrow, (eoond Floor, Front.) 7 ; Women’s Jackets and Sk Loose Coats Wt Stock Adjusting Prices. A limited number of ‘COVERT CLOTH JACKETS, strapped earas| viol sleedl rmeniaiee 359) icacullersonteter Bee 2.75 BLACK TAFFETA SILK ETONS, box plaited ripple cape, full sleeves. collar and cuffs handsomely trimmed wih braid former price’ 1575; fs 50 12.50 (Second Floor, Front.) THIRTY-THREE-INCH BLACK SILK LOOSE COATS, small shoul- Cape, entire front trimmed with white cluny lace, large fancy sleeves; copies of imported models; former price $23.50; special for to-morrow, Cy ars. Sereen Doors. By anes: Cigar Offar| SCREEN DOORS that we sell 50¢ for Go-WMorrow Only. Serie toa eenseny foc Oa st SCREEN DOORS thar we sell 100 FLORODORA 150 Cigars for] SCREEN 65e 50 5c. Seconds 2. 50 \screeN DOORS that regularly Mail Orders Solicited. told for $1.30 at 95a (Main Floor, 18th St., Extreme Bast.) Basement.) Bargains in Couches. A Feature of Ghe Midsummer Sate. 150 INDESTRUCTIBLE COUCHES-—an _exclu- sive line, and a most satis- S55 . = Ge? Agia: aaa aadiaaidasaan ; ii Lent YT =) \ rv —& factory one; coverings used are the latest importations in velours and veronas in as- 7, OO sorted colors; special at e (ith Fleor,) Rugs and Carpets. Stock Adjusting Prices. Big bargains. Housecleaning time. quoted in a number of seasons. jALL- WOOL SMYRNA RUGS, bes makes only, quality excellent, range of de- signs very extensive 6x9, regular $13.50 quality, — 9.75 4x7, regular $6.00 quality, 4.25 | 3x6, regular $4.00 quality, 95 T,70,_2-9%5.0, regular $3.00 quality, 2.95 JAPANESE COTTON BATH RUGS. Lowest prices ial lot of high-grade BIGE- Pours AXMINSTER, SAVON- NERIE AND EXTRA AXMIN- STER CARPETS, with borders to match, sold regularly for $1.50, $1.60 and $1.75 ver yd.: special for Wednesday, One special lot of best grade BODY 4x7, regular $4.75 quality. 3.90 BRUSSELS CARPETS. full 5- 3x6, regular $3.35 quality, 2.65 ae With, berate tol nich; 2.6x5.0, regular $2.50 quality, 1.8.5 sold regularly for $1.45: special 0 GRANITE ART RUGS: The pop for Wednesday, FAO) Sasiighs-weighe floor covering ex cellent for summer use; all sizes; One special lot of heaviest and best special oriced. We mention a few grade 10-wire TAPESTRY BRUS 3x3 3x3 3x4 5 SELS CARPETS, some with bor- Pay Pass = = ders to match; regularly $1.00: soe- B28 8.75 A250 475 cial for Wednesday, 75¢ Wattings. JAPANESE STRAW MATTING RUGS. constructed of best qualities of picked straw, with beautiful in- ‘Yaid figures, im sizes 30x60 and 36x72 inches, made to sell regularly for $1.75 and $2.00: special for 1.25 Wednesday at All Remnants of Japanese and China Matring in lengths of 15 yds. and smaller, qualities ranging from 20c. to 60c. per yd. One special lot Sf extra heavy TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET. some with borders to match; sold regularly for 85c, per yard; special | for Wednesday. 54e One special lot of excellent qual ities TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS, ranging in length from 10 to 25 yates remularly 65c, and JAPANESE REMNANTS, toclose, 150 75c, per yard: will sell, to close tg Wak eskior toecal Fee 440. CHINA REMNANTS. to close. nat? Weet Fourteenth Street, HEARN FINE Value. Now. Finer Dressing Sacquew to @10.88. haat eile 030) i Nanniw payne | mu Men's Furnishings nants—50 inches wide.. .75to $1.00 .29 Compare Figure Columas. 1% yi. Remnants— 8 Inches wide.......... $1.35 te p 6 48 They tell the story. ice 1% and 1% yd. Rem- “~ | Men’a fine Negligee Shirte—light Bantecfneat Velour, aaa, Ssrd Agures....1.00 684 si an Tapestries $4.00 to $7.00 1.98 | aoe Pao Shirte— An offering that Uptolsterers and Decorators i 20 don’ Turkish Towels, Etc. | MORNING SALE of LONSDALE CAMBRICS Yard wide, wholesale price by the case is now 1034 ae Hi 2 forks to match dot i 83 Rogers triple plate K 1491.10 | fAney"handles—set of 6 cach. 69 89 / 1 | Steel Dinner Knives—straight } Rogera Al Bonbon six And curved bladeS.ve.s+-. 2% 22] Rogers At Butter Kit Dinner Knives—fine quality... 3 128 Rogers Al Mustard Spoo Carver and Fork—9-tn. clmecer Rogers Al Individual Butter Now, | 8>4 Spanish blades—pair.. 1.98 1.40 AL Ice Cream Spoons; 25 Btee! Scissors—4 to 7 Ingh..... 30.38 ra ice Crea 3 * ‘ Ragors—hotlow ground—set jaborate designs— . ray cae Rogers Al Pickle Forks; ready for use, 3 4e e—_—__________"—_-6 : ANOTHER LOT OF Spas and 49 25 | HMROTIEN Eitmoral ony a pink only 39 15 | Fine Sik Madras—Pink ana | Pineapple Sik and Linen... 9 24 | Old Ro: German Linen Ginghams,.... 33 32 | Cotton Coverts . r + el ry rized Btamines M1, 14 | Merceriaad | any stork s Ae Ginghams senses ol 54 Fine Fancy Batistes. BT ain and Fancy Ducks +12 BYa| Lake Sika light as goasamer— eh Wancy Fancy Rack 3 WES Cheviots Curtain Muslins—openwork | stripes and figures—g6 inch.. DRAPERIES—AT FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS: Value. Now. quae rell es Full Bleached Turkish—Uxés.. 19 15 | extra double seats. o Hemmed Turkish—Wxt2.........2 19 Heavy double thread—24x43... .39 Fine and Spongy—0x66... Full Bleached Beth Sheets— 2 yards long. vesiteeress1.0 1,89] Dmb'd and openwi 5 60-tneh Full Bleached Turkian —tan and black stripes +10: Towelling for Bath Robes 59 ; ‘ i Fancy Turkish Bibs. -12%| Ladies’ and Maids’ Aprons ‘Turkish Bath Mate. 49 Coinpaie Figean Go Decorative Articles They tell the story. Value. Now. They, tell the hem, two tucks and hem, orl ths a7. Now, | hem'and emb'd pocket. ° Emb'd Cushion Bil; Covers s .25 | Othere—extra wide—with Fig’ piteen Lannea 6 ‘ag|or bib and shoulder ruffles, 25 Fig'd Satin Head Rests, 69 49 eral vice ite Hand-Painted Pin Cushions... 09 149 | 21,8: love ery oe te 4 Fig'd Art Ticking Cushions... .79 69 | sort nish, fast black Duck Aprona— Sik Lambrequins—gold emb'd, full length—extra wide, large 17 «1.49 pocket for ous or office, 3 Emb'd Denim Table Covers.. .95 69 | oF artis! B ar Emb'd Denim Table Covers.. 49 cae Siegen, Aprore sal le strings. 3 19 Fig'd Cretonne Laundry Bags .19 | Extra heavy Gingham—fullstze 29 20 Novelty Emb'd Linen Aprons .® ae [Gingham Kitehen Aprons— » 3 a Emb'd Denim Cushion Sp oy gag with bib» oe NO MAIL ORDERS. Value. Now. Cotton Baby Blankets...... 4” 84 White and Colored Cotton Compare Fi Columas. Ree eee eee te, os a pare, Tiasee) White Colton Blankets— of &, ; 1 119 .89 | Value. Now: So eaeate Close Weave—full size—with White All-Wool. California. spreader, pillow and valance. 08. |desirable borders. 6.98 | 5. Heavy Canvas Wea’ | with spreader .......... reins 31.9 Bed Spreads Heavy Canvas Weave full Compare Figure Columns. spreaders and ‘and valance. :..... 140 1, They tell the story. Faney Weave—sxtee. large— ‘ with plliow, spreaders and . Value. Now. | wit 198 1.69 White Crochet—full size.... 89° .75 | Valance. Pa ‘White Crochet—hem'd or fg@149 1,25 b cet AMiovidbn dg oe tow, \Extra fine White Crochet.. 193 1.49 spreaders: and valance— White English Marsetiies... 249 1.08 LUM BIE. -sssesesesenesssesses soe 249 1,084 Mitcheline Spreads. 1% mS) Extra, Tansee Tacsuars They tell the story. SHtLer YN 3 “ Value. Now. Compare Figure Columns. ogee A Peers an, en 24a| They tell the story. ‘Rogers AA Tablespoone— and-\W hte Comtumi and satin stripes Shirting Cambrics .. MIDSUMMER PRICES Are 14, 4 and \4 Less Than Earlier Quoted. THE STORY OF VALUES is tersely told by THESE COLUMNS OF PARALLEL FIGURES They talk as only Prices can tath. Upholstery Compare Figure Columns. They tell the story. Value. 1 Ladies’ Wrappers, Teagowns, ete Compare Figure Columns, They tell the story. Van Fanoy Lawn Wrappers light * ‘ and medium—yo! emb'y Now. 6% Fancy Art Tickings— f Bribe ahd Aguremre es M10 apes tara re Si He amasks—Rococo, daebra) Winpire mea aliocee teal OMB'Y CMs eececeseresseere LD (OB all coloring: 1,98 | Pretty Lawn Wrappers— | Reversible Tap lace or emb'y trim: 1 1.26 Covers—1% yds. square— $ hand knot fringe.» LE, he ert tag beer 1.08) rental Stri; Portis ‘701 Baring Ser STREET op Fancy Lawn Kimonos. -70| and bottom....... s+ 2.08 1,98 | white Lawn Kimonos— ring! pes Portle} Pink and Blue Bands... 28! full length—festoon valance.. 2.79 1.98 Cashmere T downe—itles, Also Red, Cadet—Gatlor Collar of ‘id BERANE aatin ribbon and 1800......-+. 6.08 Chine Bt Silke cate Me, White Black siebeeatany trim'd with lace. 7.98 TAPESTRIES AND pba taking advantage of t delay. Compare Figure Columns. They tell the story. Men's Madras Pajamas—Mii Collareciarge pearl bavtons, 2.25 cc) Shirts— Compare Figure cone, White Lawn Aprone-—H, 8. ee . To-morrow, Wednesday, July 29th, 83! To-morrow until 3 o’clock.. oe a To sell Cambrics of such well-known make and quality below f market value is like offering gold dollars below par. NONE AFTER ONE O'CLOCK: Limit—Ten yards. —_—______—__ A Summer Blankets Hammocks Are a Comtis Compare Figure Columns. these warm days... . W: They tell the story. at as low prices as Best psa can be sold. ‘ | Weave, with pillow, sprea: f | ana’ valance 00 2.09" @Ull Goer Hamenocks to 16.49. Silverware Compare Figure Columns. Value. Now | Dinner Knives and Forks— FANCY DRESS MUSLINS, 10 value $7 cents.... ad Sheer firm Batiste finish, ia the latest of this seasoa’s styles—white with black, coloted and double tinted figures—also the copalar x polka dots so much fn favor. OTHER MIDSUMMER OPPORTUNITIES: * Barller, Now. pe s 10) " ite with black or color ported Pineapple ercerized—emall Madras Percales— Fancy French Organdles..... 4 Crystal Dress Musilas. 2 Dress Percales. M Dress Lawns... 7% | Shepherd Cheek Satecns. +, . rote 11.184 | Meroorizea Foulard Sateoas, ei