The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1904, Page 7

—_ 7 ~ fh a _ Ing, who have charge of the case, have The two men ran off without securing POLICE SARC FOR STRANGLER Muoh Mystery Surrounds the Case of Rosa Ctark, Found Dead in Her Furnished Room in the Tenderloin. COMPANION ARRESTED AND A WOMAN ALSO HELD. Krabossky, Who Rented Room with Her, to Have a Hearing To-Morrow in the West Side Court. Assistant District-Attorney Garvan, who has charge of the investigation into he murder of Rosa Clark, a woman of he Tenderloin, who found dead in ) furnished room In } West Thir- y-elghth street on Saturday night, said lo-day that the case would take a great leal of probing before the mystery sould be cleared. In the West Side Court, Magistrate Whitman to-day remanded to tho Coroner Joseph Kraboasky, a tailor, who lived with the woman, and who, according to his own story, found her dead in ded when he returned to the room Saturday night. Krabossky declares that he left the Thirty-eighth street house at 8 A. M. en Saturday and returned at 8 P. M. He found the Clark woman, he asserts tying on the bed covered with blankets. ||: Bhe wan fully dressed, except for one thoe, A pillow case was wound tightly tround her neck. The autopsy per lormed by Coroner's Physician Weston resterdey showed that it was wound so Ughtly it proctically had broken her teck, forcing apart the third and fourth vertebrae. Ran to the Landiady. Krabossky didn't stop to find if she was dead, for he ran to the room of and “rs. Ellen Gray, the landlady, shouted: “My wife Is dying! yenbord, who was called, found that ¢ roman was dead, but that the body sul warm, Krabossky made a statement at the time that the woman had been robbed that has led the police to make a rigid Investigation about his whereabouts between the time he said he left the house on Saturday and the time he re- turned. Detectives Donohue and Herz- Bot yet made their report. Krabossky declared that the woman had been robbed of a pin and a wrist purse containing between $38 and $40. The detectives found this ring in the toom and the purse In a trunk. It con- tained 18 cents, Woman Also Detained, woman named May Curtis, who also Eupled a room in the hour fetained by the police as Bhe had Hved in the house som: And was a friend of the dead woman, who with Krabossky engaged a room ‘mn Thursday. ‘The police are investiga hat the Clark woman was seen going oward the Thirty-elgl eet house 7 o'clock Saturday evening, an hour ‘efore Krabossky said he returned and ound her dead. ‘fhe police have heard hat a tall, brvad-shouldered man ac- iompanied ‘her at this time. The de- fectives ran this story down, but could 10t discover its source. Mr, Garvan said to-day that the few facts thus far obtained did not link to- fether. To-morrow the case will have a earing in the West Bide Court, when Krabossky will be called upon ‘to tell his story in detail. GITNE SLATER. HANGED I DAR Only Sound of Gibbet Drop Indi- cated that Murderer, Who Had Been Recaptured After Break- ing Jail. Had Paid Penalty. BUTTE, Mont,, Feb. 23.—James Mar- in was hanged to-day for the murder of KR, Williams at Silver Bow Junction n May, 192, The trap was sprung at \@ A, M. The hanging took place in atter darkness, and the only indication that the trap was sprung was the thud, Martin's neck was broken by the fall, His only words on the scaffold were, *Good-by; God bless you all.” The crime for, which Martin was aanged was the Killing of Jonn R. Will- ems, a railroad fireman, in an attempt- ; 1d hold-up. On: May 19, 1902, Martin and Charles Lennox met Williams at Bilver Bow Junction. Williams showed some money while in a saioon, and Martin ind Lennox followed him to the depot, where Williams intended to take a train jor Anaconda. ‘Williams resisted their attempt to rob tim and was knocked do: one of the vould-be robbers—it never haa been sct- Jed definitely which—shooting Wwill- ams. next y money. Williams died Mardin and prenoaee Lennox were soon a, tried, convicted and to nged. ‘The itayed by appeals Before the ap; iS 1801 Len- no 103 he ‘hada father ‘ant them to a GEN. CORBIN HAS Grip, Major-Gen. Corbin Is confined to his ded at Governor's Island suffering from h govere attack of grip. Mrs, Corbin be ge weeding tl of the alck-room and chnc social engagements. the eral wee informed “hk damp of the Islan ight sect h should pe rc ie to old .| their short married life, ‘st., New York City. GAVE DEAD WIFE'S | FAVORITE SONG: Col. Myers Weeps as He Ren- ders Phonograph Version of, “Vl Be with You When the! Roses Bloom Again.” This was a sad birthday for Col. F erick Myers, whose wife died on Sund night at No, 159 West Forty-sixth stroet | after taking an overdose of poison. ‘The Colonel was released yesterday in $00 bail. He ts seventy-one years old to- day, but owing to his great preserva- | tien he looks no older (han a man of | fitty. ‘The husbasd and wife occupied a room in the boarding-house at the above number. To the other inmates of the house the Colonel was known for his Interest in phonographs and phono- graphic instruments of all kinds. He is now at work on what he calls a stylophone. He has almost perfected the machine “aud hopes to duplicate phonographic records with it in a man- ner that will revolutionize the business. “I loved my wife so dearly,” sald the Colonel to an Evening World reporter to-day, “that Tam a tost man now in the depths of a great sorrow. Why, I haven't even a picture of her as a re- membrance, All [ have is a record of her favorite song. ‘Ill Be with You | When the Roses Bloom Again.’ wait and we will play it.” ‘The Colonel tnserted the cylinder and repeated the song several times. He wept bitterly and recited over and over again the many little tendernesscs (hat made a part of their life. After Hearing the phonographic version ot the song the Colonel broke down utter- Mit couldn't bear to see her suffer,” he continued, “Five years ago when she began taking morphine she did not know that it would become a habit. i discovered it a year ago, but I could not stand her agony and allowed her to continue the taking of morphine. Her mother, will be here from Wash- ington soon.” ry RUNAWAY WIFE TES HER Li After Deserting Her Husband Eight Times in Less than a Year Olga Sachs Swallows Acid ‘in Central Park. The girl who killed herself by taking carbolic acid while she was sitting on “suicide bench,’ which is on the Mast Drive of Central Park near Seventy- eighth street. Olga Sachs, the wife of Adolph Sachs, of No. 301 East One Hundred and Eleventh street. During] less than a year, she deserted her husband elght times. Mr. Sachs said to an Evening World reporter to-day: “I used to read the Bible to my wife and talk about God to her all the time, but she would only laugh. I did all in my power to have her go the right way, but she always left me, We were married last March. When I proposed to her I asked her if she had a past. She said ‘No.’ Later T found out that she was married and bad had a child which was burled in Potler's Field, “There was always something on her mind, She would cry herself out of conscience and wish she were dead. A week after we were married she cut her wrist. When she came out of the hos- pital two weeks after she fell into a steady grief, but would not listen to the| g00d words I read from the Bibl’. She said that I would make a_ better preacher than a machinist, which is my, trade. “Sho had a good heart, but she was easily led. 1 saw several letters of which I am not going to say anything. A few days before Christmas she wrote me that she would like to spend the holiday with me. Last Saturday we had a quarrel on the street and she. left me, I received from.her soon after fA pawn ticket for a ring on which shot had got {9 cents; also 2% cents In money. Bhe evidently kept just enough to buy, the poison, and to conceal her identity even scraped the name of the place © she bought the acid off the bot- WELL KNOWN SCENIC ARTIST, K\ Joseph Harring- : $ ton, of New 4] York City, Be Saved from GS, Medicine. e Cures Colds, SS FIREMAN THOS. J, CRONIN. Pneumonia b: Father Jehn’e r of Engine Co. 29 Indorses and Colds. ri Father sobnig) ave ever T had a very severe cold and a hacking cough, An twa bottles of the medicine did me a world of good. I highly recommend » (Signed) Thomas J. Cronin, Fire- man, Engine Co. 29, 160 Chambers CCl TO THE OUTDOOR WORKERS, mended for Throat and Lung Troubles by Loule Canepa, of 201 Bleecker St., New York. I had to work outside in the cold last winter, and I was subject to bad colds. Father John’s Medicine, re- Heved me every time, My mother was suffering catarrh of the chest, and was greatly relieved of it, thanks to your wonderful medicin ( Louis 201 Bleec! myo pate aera |} and red, mM 3 F Havent Father John's Medicine for Coughs! Temarkable Umbreila values, we de- | Children’s High-neck Dresses, made ledicine is the best /ac new in our repair shop—an the |round yoke formed of box plaits, charges are very low. F Men's and Women’s Umbrellas, Father John's Medicine Is "ing (ape-edeed pure silk twills, eight. ji steel rod, case and tassel, boxwood, apa furze, weichsel and natural wood handles, very special at $2.69, . “THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1904. Optical Goods. Raleony, 44th St Under the supervision of a licensed optician, who will examine your eyes and prescribe for you free of charze, or execute your o ulist’s prescrip tion for at least one-third less hanthe charges made elsewhere tor simifar ser- vices. " REMACYSCO | acys ‘Broadway a“ . Women’s One-clasp Prix- | seam Walking Gloves, tan 79. | Carpets—-A February Sale. iF Carpet leadership—it remains at Macy's. Attempts to molest or dis- place it simply emphasize our power of control. Of course, our dom- ination is based on two important elements: Ist. Best Qualities and ;2d. Under Every Condi- Most Beautiful Styles. | tion—Lowest Prices. If economy is a necessary or desirable consideration, every prospective buyer of Carpets who has access to this store should waste no time in responding to the following quotations, Every item contributes its special influence in sustaining our claim of pre-eminence: Body Brussels — Hartford's, Bigelow’s, Lowell’s and Whit- tal’s, with and without borders. Special elsewhere at $1.50; c Special here at...... 89 Savonnerie Axminsters in floral y patterns for parlors, with and without borders. 69° | Special elsewhere at $1.65; Special here at.....- Wilton Velvet Carpets, an extra attractive shawing of hall and stairway styles. Special elsewhere at $1.65; Special here at...... Bigelow’s, Lowell's and Whit- tal’s Royal Wilton, rich Ori- ental effects. Special elsewhere at $2.75; Special here at...... All-wool Extra Super Ingrain | Carpets, Hartford, Lowell and | Higgins’s very best qualities. Special here at..,... 48° Tapestry Brussels Carpets, | Smiih’s and Higgins’s best ten- | wire qualities, Special elsewhere at 85¢.; Special here at...... Wool Velvet Carpets—Smith's and Hartford’s _ finest, printed, but woven designs. Special elsewhere at $1.15; c Special here at... 84 Axminster Carpets, handsome | Oriental and floral patterns, light and medium colorings. 89° Special elsewhere at 75c.; 3] 19 not 2 | 24 Special elsewhere at $1 5] 49 Special here at.. . who cherish a pardonabie pridein, and a just appreciation for, the fine and applied arts that enhance beautiful flaxen goods. The lot is very varied, involving over five thousand hand- some specimens, secured from the leading importer of such things at about half theiractual value. Forexample: Six, seven, eight and nine inch Doilies, sold regularly at 15c. to $1.75 each. | Our prices 7c. to 83c. Eleven, twelve, fourteen and twenty inch pieces, sold regularly at 75c. to $6.50 each. Our prices 3lc. to $3.33. Twenty-four, thirty, thirty-six, forty-four and_fifty- four inch pieces, sold regularly at $1.75 to $30.00 each. Our prices 79c. to $15.42. Linen Centres—Renaissance Borders. 20x20 in., regularly $3.50 to $4.50; choice $2.64 to $3.18 24x24 in., regularly 5.00 to 7.00; choice 3.59 to 5.09 20x30 in., regularly 6.00 to 8.00; choice 4.48 to 5.39 20x45 in., regularly 8.00 to 9.00; choice 5.52 to 6,36 30x30 in., regularly 7.00 to 10.00; choice 5.22 to 7.19 36x36 in., regularly 8.00 to 12,00; choice 6.42 to 9.59 20x54 in., regularly 11.00 to 12.00; choice 5.52 to 6.36 20x72 in., regularly 12.00 to 15.00; choice 8.99 to 11.09 45x45 in., regularly 14.00 to 18.00; choice 11.82 to 14.98 54x54 in., regularly 20.00 to 25.00; choice 15.48 to 19.98 A Great Sale of Decorative Linens. .:..j| This offering holds large merit and will attract all women || Black Silks: Two Specials. -» ». Black Taffeta Silk—the crispy, crying, rustling kind, war- ranted to wear satisfactorily, 26 inches wide, sold by others at $1.00 a yard; special at 69c. . sold 09° Black Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide, by others at $1.50 a yard; special at....... Colored Silks: Two Specials. |. r. Irridescent Peau de Cygne; soft, fine messaline finish, in brisk demand for evening gowns and waists—mais, ciel, pink, Nile, lavender, gray, tan, reseda, jasper and royal, sold by others at 85c.; special at 49c. . phaniune Site, natural bamboo shade, finished with high, rich lustre, 24 inches wide, sold by 5 AS othersiat:75c.:: special ate caricescisinsecccs ’ Umbrellas.—1:. | Children’s Wool Dresses. Before giving the gist of some very | 24 Fi. sire to inform yor iat crippled and infirm Umbrel s are made as good Jof red, blue and brown cashmere, $ are ma Umbrel'as |finished with fancy bertha, standing |collar, cuffs, belt and yoke finished |with braid, lined throughout; full! skirt, sizes 4 to 14 years, $1.74. re-covered quickly. Women's 26-inch Umbrellas, pure silk serge, seven-ribhed close-roll paragon frames, natural box and Ger- a weichsel sen handles; sold s our Pee nen Ble74 stan blouse effect, made of blue, red and brown cashmere, trimmed with fancy braid, straps, buttons and} several rows of stitching; lined gored skirt, sizes 4 to 14 years, $1.98. close-roll paragon frames, Children’s One-piece Dresses, Rus-| urniture ale Utilities and economies to your heart’s content. Large enterprises and vast facilities are back of ;the movement. The items quoted are brief peinets jotted down just to indicate the drift of values. Five-piece Parlor Suites. Sofa, two arm chairs, one reception and one side chair, highly-polished carved mahogany-finished frames, cov- ered to order with your choice of Verona velour or tap- estry. Our regular price $87.49; sale price $43.24 Sofa, two arm chairs, one reception and one side chair, elaborately carved frames—crotch mahogany—veneered panel, covered to order with your choice of Verona velour or satin damask, Our regular price $87.49; sale price $65.79 Three and Five piece Parlor Suites Solid mahogany and mahogany-tinished frames, all new, handsome designs :— Three-piece Suites. Our $24.96 kind at $16.79 Five-piece Suites. | Our $50.49 kind at $39.49 Our 39.49 kind at 32,06 | Our 68.74 kind at 50.96 Our 44.96 kindat 35.96 Our 87.49 kind at 65.96 Our 63.74 kind at 50.96 Our 97.49 kind at 77.96 Our 84.49 kindat 68.49 , Our 130.96kindat 97.96 Our 102.49 kind at 78.96 | Our 149.96 kind at 104,96 Sideboards. | Parlor Sofas, Quartered finish Solid Oak Sideboards, two cabinets, three! drawers, bevelled plate mirror, all cast brass trimmings, regu- lar price, $18.49; special at} $13.96. Solid Quartered Oak Sideboards, Odd Parlor Sofas, highly-pol- ished mahogany- fnished frames, upholstered with satin damask or Verona velour, regu- lar price, $15.49; special at $11.49. Odd Parlor Sofas, carved mahogany- finished frames, highly-polished high carved top, swell front, three cabi- backs, deep, roomy seats, uphols- nets, deep linen drawers, 18x40 in.| tered’ in satin damask or Verona pattern hevelled plate mirrors, regu-| velour, regular price, $18.49; spe- lar price, $4MAespecial at $23.96. | cial at $14.96. Chiffoniers. | Dressers. Solid Oak Chiffoniers, 30 inches Solid Oak Dressers, 42 in. tops, wide, five deep drawers, 16x20 in. | three deep drawers, swinging bev- swinging plate mirror, regular price |‘glled plate mirror, regular price $11.49; special at $7.96. | 89.06; special at $5.96. Solid Oak Chiffoniers, 30 Inches Solid Oak Dressers, 22x42 In. top, wide, five deep drawers, 16x20 in, four deep drawers, 16x24 in. bew~ bevelled plate mirror, regular price elled plate swinging mirror, regular $11.96; special at $8.67. price $13.74; special at $7.96. Oak, Maple, Mahogany-| Dressers, highly polished finished and Birch Chif-|oak, mahogany, maple foniers, newest designs: |and birch, new designs: Our $11.39 kind at § 8.67 Our $ 9.96 kind at Dips Our 14.96 kind at 11.39 Our 16.49 kind at 12.59 Our 17.96kindat 14.96 Our 18.96 kind at 16.84 Our 10.24kindat 16.14 | Our 19.84kindat 18.96 Our 21.96 kind at 17.96 | Our 20.96 kind at 19.84 Our 22.49 kind at 19.24 | Our 22.49kindat 20.96 Our 26.96 kind at 22.49 Our 23.96 kind at 21.74 Our 29.24kind at 23.96 Our 26.84-kind at 22,49 Dressing Tables—Special Values. Curly Birch Dressing Tables, 37x21 in. top, full sweil front, 20x24 in. bevelled plate mirrors, regular price $14.96; special at $10.24. Highly-polished Oak and Mahogany Dressing Tables, 37x21 in. tops, full swell front, deep drawers, 24x20 in. French bevelled plate mirrors, regular price $16.24; special at $11.24. Solid Oak Carved Dining Tables. Our $11.96 kind at $9.24 | Our $22.74 kind at $17.84 Our $16.74 kind at $12.96 Our $24.96 kind at $19.24 Dining Chairs—Special Values. Solid Oak Dining Chairs, high backs, embossed cobbler seat, regular price $1.67; special at $1.24. Solid Quartered Oak Dining Chairs, boxed woven cane seats, French legs, regular price $2.49; special at $1.89. Solid Quartered Oak Dining Chairs, extra high broad backs, large woven seats, upholstered in leather, French legs, regular price $3.49; special at $2.89. Dining Tables, solid oak, golden finish, 42x42 in, top, may be extended to six feet, regular price, $6.24; special at $3.96, Wash Goods. _,.. », Children’s Jackets, -24 Children’s Reefers, made of blue Measure the many-sided charms and cheviot and tan covert cloth, double. &onomies of our Wash Goods by breasted effect, box back with strap, these three sturdy, sightly linens: ” ched collar, lined throughout with y ni Donegal Linen, Suitings, our own im- es 4 to 14 years, $5.49. portations from Belfast, fine nub mix- tures, white in combination with pale children’s Reefers, made of blue jot and tan covert cloth, doub! sted, strap back, cy si finished with cuff, lined w sal sizes 4 to 14 years, $7.96. black, 36 inches wide, match- less values at....... os 29c 9 Hrish Dress Linens from one of the Girls’ Three-quarter Loose Coats, foremost Belfast: manufacturers— made of blue cheviot, fly front, pale blue, sky, cadet, buff, navy, Children’s Dresses, made of royal jand tan cashmere, round yoke ‘formed of tucked taffeta, fancy ind "asa svertiumied then bertha, belt and cuffs trimmed with and nature) yw s jbraid and inserting; lined through-j -sold by others at $4.00; ; rf were! ON $2.98: out; sizes 4 to 14 years, $3.96, Men's Umbrelias, silk taffeta with levantine edge, seven-ribbed close- notched collar, sleeve decorated with natural gray, cardinal and black, 36 emblem, lined throughout with satin; inches wide, sold elsewhere at 60c.; sizes 6 to 14 years, $9.74 four price 396, es grade of homespu? | French Dress Linen; natural, sky, d helio, pea green, 46 Inches wide; es finished with stitche cuffs, Jined throughout with taffeta; | sold by others at 95c.; our 79c sizes 6 to 14 years, $12.96, PIC veecceevccsseereseens blue, cadet, gray, linen, olive and| i R. H. Macv & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, aeyS Bway at 6th Ave. 4th to 35th St. ;Doubie door size:— | Decorative Rope Portieres, beautiful, color size :— Watch r Our Watch Repairing De- partment is thoroughly organized. All work is done by the most careful and skilful peopleand the fact ts fully p oven that our prices are at least 1; less than others charge. Nothing is too fine and delicate for our corps of experienced workmen. ' Oriental Rugs.—» m. Here is a new importation of Per-| sian and Caucasian Rugs; six hun-| to 719x134 ft., to be closed out.at by a third under regular rates. © M p Turkey, India and Persians, sizes}? portion of the number are antiques, range up to 12x15 feet, reduced to in splendid colorings. Some have’ $59.98, $69.98 and $99.98, i P Royal Wilton Rugs.—s: n. THEY HAVE BEEN MARKED| These Roval AT ONE-THIRD LESS THAN | next to the real Oriental weaves |) for long service. colorings are not paralleled any- elsewhere at $2.50; our price, $1.69. i where ae P oh y dred small and medium-sized ones in original bales. A goodly pro-| a short, soft pile, others are dee and rich; an inch thick. OUR REGULAR PRICES. One hundred Anatolian Mats, sold! Fifty Karabaghs and Karajas, every one perfect, straight and flat, sold clsewhere at $10.00; our price, $6.49. One hundred Irans, Mossuls and Shirvans, sizes range up to 4x7/ feet, sold elsewhere at $20.00; our price, $14.94. Two hundred Kazaks, Daghestans and Antique Fereghans; Serabends, some are 444x7% feet, others are |—choice patterns—first pick of the 10 and 12 feet long, suitable for! finest productions. a | hall strips, sold elsewhere up to} + ‘Oar: $45.00; our price, $19.94 and $23.98. 7 Size. Elsewhere. Price. # Seventy-five Antique Daghestans, | 1836 in. ++ $1.00 77¢, sizes range up to 4x6 feet. Many | 21745 ) $iso’ s108 very choice specimens among them. | 27x54 . $2.00 sie The colors are mellowed and soft- |40x60 in » $2.50 $1.98 ened by age; sold elsewhere at | 3x6 ft . $3.50 $2.98 | $50.00 to $65.00; our prices, $32.45 | 4x7 ft . $6.00 $4 and $39.98. he Fifty Antique Kermanshahs, sold elsewhere at $75.00 to $100.00. Our price, $56.48. We selected a three-inch hems and ironed. Sheets for single size beds, 54x90 inches, at 39c Sheets for half-size beds. 63x90 inches, at 44c Sheets for two-thirds beds, 72x90 inches, at 49¢ Sheets for full-size beds, 81x90 inches, at 53c < Sheets for extra-size beds, 90x90 inches, at 59 Sheets for extra-long beds, 90x99 inches, at 64c Pillow Cases, 42x36 inches, our price 12c Pillow Cases, 45x36 inches, our price 13 Pillow Cases, 50x36 inches, our price. 15¢ - Pillow Cases, §4x36 inches, our price 17c Linen-finished Sheets, seams | in centre, 72 and 76 x 90| inches, sold elsewhere at 60c; | our price. 39ci things these Parasols. J —like strange, unfurled orchids. in the construction schemes. Made to retail | at $25.00 I Upholstery.—* ™- Lace hundred different styles, at less than} back, shirred back and full, shirred sleeves, stock collar ney cufts of Valenciennes lace insertings, © lined throughout, $3.96, $3 cost of manufacture:— Others ask 80¢. pr.; our price 59c. Others ask $4.15 pr.; our price S4c, Others ask $1.30 pr.; our price 4c. Others ask $1.95 pr.; our price $1.24. Others ask $2.00 pr.; our price $1.34. Others ask $2.15 pr.; our price $1.49. “Others ask $2.25 pr.; our price $1.59, Others ask $2.35 pr.; our price $1.69. Others ask $2.75 pr.; our price $1.98. Others ask $2.95 pr.; our price $2.18. Others ask $3.65 pr.; our price $2.49. Others ask $4.75 pr.; our price $3.49. Others ask $6.50 pr.; our price $4.98. Irish Point Lace Curtains, novelty and all-lace effects:— Others ask $3.95 pr.; our price $2.98. Others ask $4.75 pr.; our price $3.48, Others ask $5.75 pr.; our price $4.48. Others ask $7.50 pr.; our price $5.74. Ruffled Bobbinet Lace Curtains, suitable for cottages:— Others ask $2.25 pr.; our price $1.69. Others ask $2.60 pr.; our price $1.89. Others ask $2.95 pr.; our price $2.24. Others ask $3.60 pr.; our price $2.49, Tapestry Couch Covers, extra heavy quality. Oriental coverings, heavy fringe: — H Others ask $4.75 pr.; our price $3.48. Others ask $5.50; our price $3.98. Others ask $7.50; our price $5.74. combinations; single door Othe:s ask $2.60; our price $1.89 ea, Others ask $3.25; our price $2.49 ea. Others ask $3.75; our price $2.89 ea. Others ask $5.00; our price $3.74 ea. Others ask $5.75; our price $4.24 ea. Others ask $7.50; our price $3.74 ea. Others ask $8.00; our price 96.74 ca. Women’s Cape Gloves, English cut thumbs, |Carpet-Sized Orientals: | Our | Size. Elsewhere. Prices}. 27x54 in ve $3.50 $2.99 72 in... 50 34.89 sHx1016 fi $35.00 = $24.98 All-wool Reversible Smyrna Rugs Tebriz, Saruks and Sennahs, ||- ‘Handsome, serviceable Tapes Rugs, size 9x12 feet, for this sale’ |reduced from $16.98 to $12.98." Sheets and Pillow Cases, -»--—6 ‘ood, -heavy, strong full-bleached muslin and had these Sheets and Pillow Cases made to our order, Each one was torn from the piece. ans edges are straight and will remazn straight. Finished with}> Parasols: Thirty Gems-» » Exclusive Parisian Parasols—an importer’s samples. There are many for summer. but nothing prettier, rarer or more beautiful than} ‘The chiffon is silky, feathery, picturesquely graceful Ruffles upon ruffles, foamy lace and filmy medallions and motifs are . 4 Closing out a lot of Nottingham] Women’s Waists, made of Polka: a4 Ccrtains, including over one|dotted “Princesse” Crepe, buttoned! Hand - sewed $1.44, a ermanshahs and Tebrizes, 4x7 ft. Wilton Rugs rank The designs and All-Wool Smyrnas. That means that the Linen-finished Pillow Cases, [’ size 45x384 inches, well laun- dered and ironed, sold elsé- where at 16c; our price. 12¢ Choice 2 | PBs’ Women’s Waists. on... front, ‘very? Women's Waists, made of Bedfort: cord, bisck figures on light rrounds,~ French back, tucked front, 49¢. ax Women's Walsts, made of shee white lawn, front trimmed with chis- ters of hemstitched tucks, tucked back, fancy stock collar, 79c¢, Women's Waists, made of sheer white lawn, trimmed with side plaits and three rows of fagoting, tucked “back, 99¢. Women's Waists, made of sheer white lawn, front trimmed with tucks and three rows of embroidery inserting, tucked back and sleeves, We. Women's Waists, made of white Per- — sian lawn, front trimmed with fine tucks, embroidery motifs and four rows of lace inserting, tucked back, $1.98. : Women's Waists, made of white Per- sian lawn, front trimmed with clus- ter tucking and six rows of embroid- ery inserting; three rows of ing and tucks in back, $1.98. Women's Waists, made of white Per- sian lawn, buttoned trimmed with wide emby h serting and two rows of lace ing and fine tucks; tucked back, $1.98. 9) Women’s Waists, made of linen, front trimmed with tucks embroidery medallion, tucked $2.69. Women's Waists, made of white sian lawn, front formed of shee over embroidery with lace in: in centre, tucked back, lace collar and cuffs, $3.39, Women’s Waists, made of white Pet sian lawn, tips with fine t S four rows ny tucked back, lace one, cuffs, $3.69, Atte Fe eins ee SON We ite