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nextet, A other hoxtelry should mit Girls’ Dresses and Sailor Suits of ch: yoke, outlined riffle of self nat Fine white lawn Waists, two st 14.00 Lawn Swings, 2.48. Lawn Swings, passenger 20, white pine fri 10 feet high, extra well madoat 2.48 20c. Vests, llc. Women's Vests, ribbed cot ton, low ne S good quality t lie\> po § » 50c. Underwear, 35c. Flow Re i 4 med, full siz: Men's balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, fue grade, Drawers are made with double seas, Cull (sizes, firm and durable, . 40c. Taffetas, 29¢. Taffetas, soft finish, like a pea Scygne, 19 in. wide. plete line of colorings, Sa : 29c Rurnt Weod Outfit, 1.10. 5 Vooud Outfit, complete, | paztime, | 1.10 11,7) 911 Stoves, 1.00. ry ' tool j b 1.00 2 Dozen Buttons, 6c. 6 = FP White Pearl Buttons, 2 doz. ea 1.60 Shoas, 75c. card tor Cc ¢ Trente Gh Ment leather, — _ = Mae Von itnesied a petni 75c. Bath Mats, 19c. i i toto Bath Mots, 500, large sizes, heavy 75c)\. Turk large assortment of “. | colors, manufacturer's im- 102, Gas Mantlos, 10c. | perioctions, each 19¢ b Wee Movil © Perfecto) sith cap and two vile ss | 70. Unbleached Muslin, Sc. | Mt 1 good qual Uableached Muslin, 5.000 yds., 10c one yard wide, yard fc, Emkroiderics, Sc. | 1.50 Bed Spreads, 98c. Mand loom Ambroideries Insert Fringed Red Spreads, 200, size to om 1 ris, , white crochet, olive sood patterns, each 98c ae 25c. Bath Towels, 15¢ Boys’ 29c. F large Pants Boys’ weshabls Pant color madris or sizes 3 to 10, choice... Low prices Friday Great Butter Sale. The choicest Butter obtainable, was up te his ears In worry. tudo toward the muttering guests was most courageous. 1, trimmed with e collar, trimmed with bands of white pique, tull skirts with deep 25c. Flowers, 7c. sample value Jot, Ie. to 2.50 Table Covers, 98c. Table lon ble tapestry 4 or 3 yards 2.59 Rockers, 1.5 Rockers, extra large stze, | 39c. Shepherd Checks, 25¢_ | Mercerized maple frames, reed natural finish. , rched Ss impertecti« and Saturday in the great Food Market. swallowed great lumps, of sorrow as they gave thelr paging to the double The advent of bellgirils wag attended by no end of confusion. Manager Mark Cadwell, formerly a Buffalo lawyer, His attl- eS Did It Take Nerve? Well! AB “Did it take nerve? Well, please don't Full Corps Is Installed at thane mo thor auestion,” exit Ms, Co “g well, mopping hia brow Tt has been “Martha Washinaton and the] cone and 1am going to stick. ‘ho boys - . . are gone for good." ‘Boys Are Banished from the] “xin, adciaide Pinatje, a matroniy Re », five years with the Charity ‘Hostelry. ization 8 was founa in ue charge of the bell Her oxperience * was that of the bil eading the nid, When yon push the well for tee} yot she is a pleasant litle body, con- Water at the Washington Hotel |fident of mastering the dimeulties of Kom get your cold refreshment | jotel life in a few hours: and smoothing brought you by a sweet belle j the pathway of the be “Where did you get th ‘ she was neit aut would be al yur they we | reeord-breakt { hel ' ~ Tn every in | Ewetve carefully assorted. rony- | par nad bheeked today began thelr | holt « : neers Qs “belhop at the Martha her Ua eerie tr Hotel, In West Twenty iipome duty’ e ath street t elevator boys, | “How will they work? jerk are-clitching sheir Jobe, smirked | “duet the same as the boys did—six ills 4 women guests Hhours on and six hours off, only they | st will get through at 10 o'clock P. M.| will be closely watched from harm and, Tho firat watch repotted at 7 o'clock | ites mute ax in thele own homes. A. M. Sich nico girs they are and | 4 ist why the bellmirls w Installed fome are quite good-looking. They | wis hot explyined by the mangement. | range In aga from fifteen to seventeen dwell dodged the question. rel years,”’ 4 a wi $18 a month, with “Will they go home alone at night?” thelr meals and uniforms included “We will not pay the girls quite as “That has been. arranged,” cheerily | sald Mr. me we the jerintendent, ‘There wi ly he no difficulty there, Not a \ ¢ i Tt is an experiment han t employed who dors not lve i use f on 4 door. t line that passer the hotel Then 1 expect the elder brother or sister or parent will como after the girl Such splendid opportunities are offered the girls by serving the lovely guests here,” pe apable wad sald: | girls will do | * © foels quite 1 “Boys will tind out th 1 «na well and | Why, the Not m Charity, 1 distr vdidly, and “Then the employment of the girls | the Hew, te he huors | fs in the ght of charity? Altea, prompey pal ee “Not at all,” was the quick reply. 1 your girls e orders for! “Yet it will work to the goo of the YAR aueatlo ' siaoe | sik A erance plac girls. One little one, Marte ae lot who want. leo wator the suppert of her wido [in the morning and som: have while the care o: thelr breakfasts dn thelr rev Tut another aids in Th ire all rls starting Mppurtin Stephen'x Scho gt Be eine Vincent paris: 5 ‘ waten been ar-|f 20 More than 25c, and 35. ran toned. Samples; six hundred patterns; eve ork-and To Keep them that goes into Hoslery: every palr pe will finish them, * he replied. “The girls Entire Block, Fulton, From Bridge to Duffield St., Brooklyn. Carnival of Bargains for Friday. Girls’ 1.00 Dresses for 59c. nd percale; Dresses made with circular ; Sailor Suits with | hem; mbroidery 1.09 White Lawn Waists, 59c. one with front of short yoke tucking and broad band of embroidery with three band large oe. 5 (Ke) Covers. " 98c 5. 1.55 1Sc¢ Best Groceries, Fresh Meats and Fresh A Bunch of Cigar ‘ shipped direct to vs from the Sant Bete cere, iene vom Bargains any district, per 1 1b. That Can't Be Beat. Hrints........... “ ~ 23c Tomatoes. | ] Red ripe solid packed Toma- toes, fancy, per large can 72C 5 Fresh Fruit and Vege-| f tables. | fhite mealy Potatoes, 6 ‘avart basket , mons, very large, dozen.. nges, Italian ovals, very weet and juicy, dozen.... da Biscuit S Dackage............ . © or Nabisco, pkge.. La Callin: 50.. Havana box 50...... b Lord Henry, box La Alfonso, box Twisters, box 1.46 Z1cf 64c Tinted | 1.50 Porch Screens, 75c. 19 cents the pair for your tioned represent a very small porti tire front patterns. Plain black —Iisle; y Nght weight, Piain black _cotto Plain black aud) Pla liste. light weight | in binok shecr| Plain black cotto’ pwab liste. aplit foot. n black cotton; |Plan _ tan __lisl “medium weleht. | gauge welght. $1 Negligee Shi 45¢. Dollar Shirts—not becaus say So esate SQ as | |p tor less than half price, ‘ne t and “Matt how good they how pretiy and attrac So that when you buy them buying an unknown quantity, ora inserting, tucked back, tull sleeve, the other ; of marrow embroidery down front, embroidery i across shoulders to form short yoke, tuc K, stock 50c buying the best Shirts that can be m and cuffs tucked to match; sizes 32 to 44... ccc eee ee ees arene . | paying less than halt that for ther 35c. Ribbon, 24c. Louisine Silk Ribbon, rich, high | | lustrous finish, 514 inches 24c), wide, yard ~~ 25c. Pillow Tops, 5c. | | Pillow Tops, A Bache n value—price consi Phe white Habutais r and dresses for approach us it wanted now. very pretly waists one design GIEED 5c only each $ they are] a Selling 50c Sample Hosiery at !9c Not all fifty cent Hosiery. Every pair is a bargain, however—and we've sold almost tive thousand pairs since Wednesday morning. choice—-and these few men- Hinok lace liste; all-| Striped and Rem-/Plain tan _Msle; over patterns, brandt ribbed. ~~ | Mirht Biack lace lisle; en-| Pliin Oxford ste | Tan thread, Oxtord striped_and | Ts Richelieu ribbed. * | ewe) but because the makers insist on their being sold at that price regularly, A "turn of the trade gives you this little sot thay will overlook cur mistakes for ay or two, | am sure, Excuse m ain fd Mit thi tt wick or pounded a bell and a (le blonde came up. vrs to No, 300," was r given, Miss O'Geary fi passing of the bellboya at the Martha Washington is taken philo- cally by thelr Jate superintendent, J, M ir, He gallantly t anywhere, give the rance, J am help- much aa I can," ‘0 the following algns leva tore: rnestiy requested not the elevator boys sant 1 aftity its refined appe Ing the girly out a wo months ones on the floor ng Wate Abyltslied. ble, 80 one nig krtintled elev Dellboy mischic down the corridos ing & panic among the guests, settled the bellboys, and the mani ment thereupon decided to put in Hollgiris ~ Half the lot is worth or combination ot colors style new, and to: ry colorin| erfect; ev ion of the kinds. lace lisie; front patterns. ns black Isle; boot patterns n;| Black lisie with fancy stripes. 6 y fancies rts wearer em, Just Suse eawan" bra SH for 45c.—instead of $1—you are not questionable quality. But you are ade to sell for a Dollar—and 1. Plenty for To-Morrow and Saturday—I4 to 17. Three Stirring Silk Values. On these three lots of Silks no store can dered. And they are kinds most make exquisite waists; the Pongees, outings; the black Tailetas for all | sorts of uses. 25c. Ercoches, 9c. The Savina To-Morrow is From 10c. to 14c. a Yard, DS OGnee A DUB NGA EADS Leet nt White Japanese Habutai—s,ooo yards direct from SPeY ang on cised, new loslans At 25% yu, | tis impotter’s a most esieable ste fabric for cool, Summer Hanae sopiet from { yd. P washable waists and dresses—regular price 35c. yard. 25c. Books, 15c. The Crisis, The Virginian, One Yoman ind others, paper cov- . large, cleur type on good paper, choice........ 150) JAt 3050 | [at AS a. | eee and dress wear—regul Sale of Women’s 5c. 3 5 Gloves 1o-morrow at c A saving of fifteencents the pair on Gloves is worth looking into. This lot saves you just that amount, and you are assured most Japanese bamboo Porch Screens, outside bark, the best quality made, size 8 feet wide by | 10 feet long, each . 75¢ Shepherd Checks, a | beautiful imitation of the pure alk checks, on a flue cotton excellent qualities. Styles include: cloth, different slze checks, In ||] sstanese Suede Lisle, 2-clasp;_ silk colorings such as black, navy, filet and Paris Point embroideries; brown, tan, k and Aiet an aver, gray, black and white. pi white combinations, y ard. 25c) Girls’ Dresses, 79c. Extra heavy pure silk; Jersey wrists; Silk Points; two-button and elbow Gils’ Dresses of plain or mercer- | |] lengths; back, white or gray. ized chambray, made Russian orca i effect, trimmed with band of | Silk Taffeta; two clasps; Silk Points; white pique and silk emblem, in in black and gray pretty owelength Silk Mitts; allover lace hand, with continuous bracelet design on arm. Elbe Petticoats, 25c Wamen's scersucker Petticoats, | | refer — 35¢ Waneicaltai tees ete qpeaths, | |} Any style you: prefer — 35¢. to- ruffle; assorted: strip {7 morrow. Let’s see you tind them - ~ | anywh {a Dollar, 5c. HandKerchiefs, 3c. || Dp. L. Neer Women’ s’ Handkerchiefs, | | 00 S3 homstitch * Cheap. made of fine sheer | | lawn, only 6 to each ensto- | met, none C0. D,, each... BC Here are five titles in books you know all about, even though You may not have read them, We shall sell them Friday at low-water mark, Published at $1.08. Our Price 14c. At this price, in paper bindings but we have them in cloth for which is also a new record price. The titl The Virginian—Owen Wister, The Conqueror—Gertrude Atherton ——_—« Fish. Fresh Meat Offers. Little Prices, Considering ths Shirp Advance in the Cost of Meats, Leg or hindquarter genuine Spring Lamb, Ib....... 16 %c. Prime Rib Roast, cut from Prince of Jennico- tle. young, tend attle, 1D.. 6c The Heart of Rome—C-awiord, tly r vi visible —. J to clase at wages 12%c Extra Special for Friday and Saturday onl “ 2 | xtra Special fo day only. Fancy Fowl, fresh killed ul Ne ee and dry picked, per tb... 160} leg or Loin of pure milk fed Veal, Wisscsceccneseneees 4c Fish! Fish! Fish! | Full assortment of fancy, freshly Ycaught sca food at very little| | prices. ‘pemeun, exes. ‘The eyeglaases have ti Codfish Steak, Ib............ . No Fish sent C. 0. D $},50 especiaily serviceable for underlining, 55 Eyeglasses ana Spectacles tor SOLID GOLD-CASED EYiGLASS CHAIN, WITH HAIR- PIN or HOLDER ATTACHED—-SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE Black All-Silk Pongee—24 inches wide; we've secured twenty pieces of a firm, bright, smooth weave quality for this sale—uneacelled for Summer wear—regular price 30c. yard, Jack Guaranteed Taffeta — 19-inch — guarantee on best black taffeta value offered this season— skirt, separate waist lar price 59c. yard. ~ Shirtwaist Dresses, Comfort suits is a better name. Going away? — Just the thing for the At the sea- shore or mountains—just the thing for mornings. Summering at home? Wear them any time. A special sale to-morrow. Sults of white linen, tucked, hematitched ana trimmed with n Nions. Material, trimming and making foot up $9.50, We took two hun- dred in order to sell them at 5.98 Walking Skirts: Good quality linen,.... White Pique, 7 Porch Furniture Marked Away Down. We would rather the Furni- ture would be on your porch, in- stead of here at inventory time— a week a So prices conform to our decision to “sell it at some price or other.” Porch Rockers. Reduced from $3.00 to Re MBM to. Reduced from £00 to. Reed Arm Chairs. Reduced from 35.00 to, Reduced from $8.00 to. Reduced from $10.00 to Reed Dibans. Reducey from $10.00 to. Reduced from $12.00 to. Reduced from $20.00 to... Lawn Swings. Two seated; made of thaple; pret- painted; reduced from 3 45 1,00 Do not *% your eyesight by buying cap bargatn-counter glasses from inexp rienced clerks. These goods are Imported French Periscopic Lenses, Mounted in 14-karat Solid Gold-Cased Framss, ; 5 \aippliags "the apecta Jersey Weakfish, Ib....... ( We employ two ut the most in ent Your J 1] Deparment” Phaser Ay ae ted eR ROR Shs partment. ot re . : WILL BE MADE WITH EACH PURCHASER OF THESE GOODS Lada 50¢ while on duty. | Then the women guests rebelled and down the signa, With the tele- | WILLIS AND WALER BACK HOME Colored Comedians and Their Company Arrive in. Dazzling London Raiment on the Uran- ia After Long Absence, Gina clothes and happy smiles were all over the Urania when it verltably rag-timed to the Cunard pler with the Williams and Walker troupe on board During the year and four months that OMEHOW or other this store has seemed to grow more rapidly without attractions to divert one’s attention from shopping. Its service to you is based solely on the merchandise it offers ‘at prices you can pay, and you may be sure it will give you the most for your money. As aplace to shop it is ideal—perfect. As a source of amusement it of- fers nothing beyond that which good storekeeping affords. 6TH AVE, 21357& 22"°STREETS DAM DRY GOODS CoO. Untrimmed Hats. We went to the rescue of another over--stocked man- ufacturer yesterday. Result: Another splendid batch of Un- trimmed Hats—to below half prices. i sell much } Choose to-morrow and Satur- day at these little prices: $1.00 Values for 25c. $1.50 Values for 45c. $2 to $3 Values for 97c. If you would rather put your money into a Trimmed Hat— { whether it be a simply trimmed or an elaborate one, we can accom- modate both style and purse—to your liking. Taffeta Blouses. Just the thing to drop into cool evenings at the shore or mountain, Very stylish and exceedingly popular, Here's _one style, with yoke ef f leated back and_in front; trimmed with black braid. We have sold fifty-four of them at $16. Take these co-morrow at 8.98 Another—Loose fitting coat; 30- inch length, with applique collar “ot tatfeta and braid, Another store hereabouts has the identical style at $19. Choose here to-morrow at 10.98 Walking Skirts. Two speciallotsfor women folk, in which quantities are limited; hence the big reduc- tions from regular. Tweed Mixtures; new model flare; quite a variety of color- 2.90 ings. Formerly $4.75 and tucked $0.50 Black ad blue Stelllan; flare; all lengths. For- merly $6. if 3.98 Handkerchiefs, Some 25-cent Ones at 123c. Several hundred dozens of women’s embroidered and hem- stitched, also embroidered and lace trimmed, Handkerchiefs will go on sale to-morrow at exactly half price. Made of fine linen lawn or all linen. Some splendid pat- terns—and all very cheap. Another lot; same price. Men's and Women's fine all linen, hem- stitched, full finished, all width hems, some with hand- 123 embroidered initials... Cc 9p) the Urania drew toward the dock there was a waving of sticks with han- Glee which shamed the noonday sun| F: and even discounted the ivory grins which expanded every face. Some of the “‘sassiest’’ exponents of carried highly colored in thelr cuffs, and all the cations which will keep Seventh avenue looking out the window until the fall styles come in, George Walker a “Stunner.” George Walker, living up to hi reputation, was the “stunner” of the crowd, in @ black and white checked suit, with buttoned flaps on the pockets Aiegecke, sr Mae on arked, ‘ bad a fine time and everything een ay smooth, It ts just a ygar ago to-day that we appeated before the King. At to say Rifthermore, am g.ad to get back, sot eyes on Httle ol' Manhat this mawnin’ ye been hummin’ son, ‘I've got a feelin’ fo’ "at , Yeas fndeed, ‘this, ol town eutny dees look good to me.” GIRL’S BODY FOUND IN BAY. Wight-Year-01ld Child Taken from the Water. ‘The body of a girl about eight years ad was found to-day at the foot of Oak street, Brooklyn, She was about four feet tal! and had Meht hatr, ‘She wore a red flannel coat with lace trimming and pearl buttons. Her dress was made of blue checked cloth, Five Thousand Plates at 2c. We're going to hold a great sale of Plates to- morrow; just the thing for common, ordinary use. There are five thousand or more in the lot, and they sell regue larly at 50c. and 75c. the dozen. Thin white porcelain. 4-inch Bread and Butter Plates. Some of them have slight iit orf n: : e perfectioy If you have plate needs, these are cay s, but ee ae Pie out the perfect ones, Another Lot at 5c.; These are Decorated Porcelain; mostly | assortment includes: pink rosebud pattern, all gold lined. The 4-inch Bread and Batter-Plates, worth $1 dos. f 5-inch Tea Plates, worth $1.25 dos. 6-inch Breakfast Plates, worth $1.50 dos. 7-inch Dinner Plates, worth $1.75 dos. You'll think a whole lot more of this China Store after you iva gathered your needs from this sale, Fine Hammocks ati oc. We have a great stock of Hammocks—probably the best in all | New York, so far as assortment goes, | We know our prices are less than others ask; here’s a case in point: Full reg: Bed Canopies, Window Shades, Mosquitoes and flies bother you? Get Opaque; size 3x6 feet; mounted on a canopy. Cost is little; comfort is spring roller; ready to hang. Seven great. standard colors. To-morrow 1.45 to 3.45. Third Floor. at 19. Dies Goods Never So Cheap. Want to get these particular lots out of the way bafore inyentory. These prices certainly ought to send them scurrying to you. Our own regular stock, remember—with a big chunk clipped Off thé prices, All-Wool Voile, 29¢: and black. Very special. Mohair Brilliantine, regularly at 59c. the yard. ii ir Sicili 50 inches wide; superbly fin- English Mohair Sicilian, 49e: ished + goods, in blue cee Dhee Also all-wool Nun’s Veiling, in a complete range of most popular shades, including cream 25¢; 43 inches wide; bright, rich ‘nd tus- trous; navy blue or black; the kind we sell Imported to sell at 75¢. yard, Strong Trunks at a Low Price. We’ve been on the lookout for a lot of fine Trunks to sell at a low price for some time. A maker who anticipated a great rush in business, becauss of the World’s Fair, made more, than he could possibly dispose of, so you gathered in his “extras,” about. re strong, to They are —iron @ bound and with litt, _teel hinges, strong handle, Iron bottom strengthened with thre two on sides and ends, one r clothing 18 safe In this ‘Trunk. four cleats. We have two hundred and forty-four of them, split up among the several sizes. They are cn the floor, ready for sale to-morrow, Don’t miss it. ‘Third Floor, Friday and Saturday. Groceries at Cut Prices Olives, Extra selected Queen Olives, large and et importation; # ates 25¢ Botled Ham. Swift's premium; the beat ham in the mar- ket; sliced by machin- ery; whole ham, 22 Per Ib. Be; aliced, ‘per Ib, Bacon, Best boneless breakfant ewhere at Ado. our price, gallon a A 0; at. ide. 1b., spec! for (this wale, per Ib. jason jar. Process | Sugar — Standard granu- it Jated tn 5. 39C) Cotton tacks: to tba’: 486 Butte r—iin Creamery, pu fresh im pails, prints ss... Oats — Union 8 a" white “Oats. "handsome dish in each pkg. 8 Ibs 22c Smoked Salmon— Fancy Rheiniach; sliced, per 28 tb ; 9 Sugar Rolled b eat Elein rand rol nd sweet; Layer Cakes—Home- made; 8 layers: delict frult ‘flavored a Canned Mea Potted oF a 2 — ‘toot i eaeertt a "ohare 25¢| rea—Extra cholce quality Ow, dessert; Mixed. Oolong, Ceylon. oF Breakfast: the best loe-C} rr roam er | opt Enaitsh aN Rayer A tide Ratna Pagan] kl Brgahant Tae bar eed Meola sartb, Coa M- “15¢ a : this sale. do mes at: tiaton') beens hg coma