The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1905, Page 15

WOMAN SAYS A POLICEMAN ~~ STABBED HER Patrolman Edward Riker Ar- ‘rested on Complaint of Mrs, Francis Flanagan, Charged with felonious assault in Ving stabbed Mrs, Francis Flanagan, who is omployed at No, 803 West |@wenty-eighth street, Policeman Hd- ‘ward Riker, of the Wost One Hundred \mnd Twenty-tifth streot station, was @rraigned in Jefferson Market Court ‘to-day, With Riker in court, charged fwith being a confederate in the crime, {Was Johy Boyle, a youth of twenty, twho ves at No 47 West Ninety-ninth \wtreet, Boyle was held in $500 and day, Mrs, Boyle, who was in court, ‘Peonme fhysterical when ehe saw her \nusband. The woman, although there was a jeutinyher fleah extonding from the hip \down twelve inches, was in court to Wrosecute, She alleged that she and a ‘companion went to a dance last night ‘and while .¢<here met Riker and Boyle, After the dance Riker asked her and the other woman to go with him and Boyle to a restaurant. ‘The quartet went to a rosort at Twen- ty-elghth atreet and Sixth avenuo, ‘often reported as a disorderly placo by the police, ‘There, according to the woman, Riker, who was in |plain clothes, asked her to enter, @aying that it was an excellent dining: room and that they could. dine in pri+ Iwacy. Sho said she had nover seen tho hotel before and did not know what sort of a place jt was until she was on dnside, I told him that I would not stay,” @he said, “and started to leave. Ho held mo and I screamed. Then he Pulled out his knife und began striking @ me. Hoe cut me, and 1 fell to the Hoor in a taint,’ Policeman Williams, of the West ‘Thir+ fleth ‘street station, was across the Btrect from tho Regent when he raw S¥o mon spring from tho front window the hotel und climd down the awaing, wv Hams ran after ono of the men and eaught him, “Let mo go. Let me go, olf man. Ege, @ copper’ myself," the man de- i don't care tt PUB. You come me,” returne: jams, ized Riker yi collar. a Bnd he Detective or ar ed Boyle, and © and Riker were taken back to the Regent. There Riker was identified by the Flanagan woman as the man who had stabbed her, Sho said that. after the stabbing he and Loyle had climbed through tho window and reached the gtreet by the awning. At tho West ‘Thirtleth, street police station tho two men wero'locked up for the night. ‘Tho Flanagan woman fainted several times, | She was at- tended by a surgeon from the Now ‘York Hospital and allowed to wo home, ker's pockets were found his kaye, le ahlolh wed te whistle, Riker is twenty-five years old and unmarrind, 148 West One Hundred ighth atreet, HAVE YOU BEEN CALLED RAFFLES Any’ One: with Smooth Smooth'Face and Derby Hat-Is-Likely to Be Ac- costed.as‘Jeff De Angelis Was —Better Try for that $100, and Twenty. No doubt if you have a smooth taco nd wear a derby hat somebody has walked up to you and accused you of being tho mysterious Mr, Raffles of the Byening World, No? » Mhen you ought to have a press agent. Jef. Do Angelis, the actor, who ts gasine in “Fantane" has @ presd By yes, inileed, So It happened shee’ tae Tei ff De Rendell fas on his nla? yrio ‘Dh to,| perform last night es mea followed by a btrango man. The strange man flanked md an erossed his ‘8 and trailed until the aotor thought Be Was the dussian Ae surrounded by Togo, eudgenly the sirangoe’ man Do Angelis, Moone ity Mon Pate oft shoulder and exclaimed in triumph+ are the mysterious Mr. Raffles, of Tho Lvening World.” "You're foollsn’ ep lied the actor, “Oh, no, Lalit, repled tho. ate man, “and you just come down to The World office with me ,ond hand me over het hundred plunks, hereupon there arose an argument, x crowd gathered, Aino ‘@ policeman. De Angelia had take tho ecanke Man to the Tyrie Theatre to (prove an alibi Wouldn't that make you wish you had @ set of whiskers? MAGISTRATE HAD REASON _, TO CHANGE MIND ON CASE. Riker tn $1,000 for a hearing next Mon-| ¢, GOVERNMENT CLERK DROPS DEAD OF HEART DISEASE. Arthur W. Young Passes Away in Central RR. Building on Liberty Street—Nesidont of Newark, Arthur W, Young, @ clerk in the Gov- ernment service, dropped dead of heart disease this afternoon in an elevator jn the Central Railroad of New Jersey Building, at No, 143 Liberty etreet, Tho body was taken to Church atreet sta- tion to awalt instructions from Young's mother, who lives at Céntral Valley, Pa. ‘The dead man was a widower, He lived at No, 47 Monmouth. street, Newark, N. J. anette HAY OFF FOR CONDON, PARIS, JUND 2.—Secretary and Mrs, Nay deft Paria for London to-day, Am- bassador McCormick and Mra, McCor- mick eaw ‘them off at tha railroad sta. tion. The Secretary showed elgns of continued dinprovement in his health, ——————— DROWNED FIFTY LABORERS, DURBAN, NATAL, JUNE. 2—A great storm which has swept over Pinetown, the centre of the ten and sugar plan- tations of Natal, caused the reservoir Oo overflow, resulting in the drownin o¢ titty Hindoo laborers, y OPERATION AVOIDED, EXPERIENCE She Was Told That an Operation Was Inevitable, How She Escaped It, When @ physician tells a woman suffering-with ovarian or womb trou- ble that an operation ts necessary, the very thought of the knife and the operating table atrikes terror to her heart, and our hospitals are full of women coming for ovariay or womb operations, There are cases where an opera- tion {s the only resource, but when one considers the great number of cases of overlan and womb trouble cured by Lydia EH. Pinkham's Vege: table Compound after physicians have advised operations, no woman should submit to one without first. trying | ~~—-~~~~~~~—~ the Vegetable Compound and’ writing Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., for ad- vice, which is free, Miss Margaret Merkley, of 275 Third Street, Milwaukeo, Wis., writes: Dene Mra, Pinkham: 98 of strength, extreme nervousness, shooting pains through the polvi bearing down ing and eram mo "0 seek medic: making an, examination, sald I pas pea je and ulceration, and adviecd an ation, To thia 1 poe acess obseet dy und. yt le- cided to try HIRE 28 Inkham’n Vegoiabdle Gomround, The wiceration quleity bealed, all the bad symptoms disappoa chee moro strong, Vigcroue Aue well Ovarian and won} troubles are steadily on the increase among women, If/the:monthly periods are very painful or too ¢requent and ex- cessive, if you have pain or swelling low down in the loft side, boaring- down pains, leucorrhoea, don't ne- glect yourself; try Lydia BH. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound, | PIANOS AND ORGANS, One. LEX. To S8 AVE S9™ To 607 Sr, WONDERFUL SALE OF 1,000" FINEST’ PIANOS Greatest Piano Sale in the World. WITH ny a ON By ‘taldn Fada evans Yale vou Will wave Bt thie wondskeg great ‘sale Makes. tt ppeaitle, for | Trying Doors on Went Hnd Aves nuc—Latter Fact Important, Charles Holmes, allas Herbert John- won, @ negro, forty years old, of No, 312 {West Thirty-second street, mwas ar- walgned 4» the West Side Court to-day betore trate Pool by Detective Mo- Manus, of the West Ono Humiredth @ireet etation, changed with disorderly Sonduct, MoManus told the Court that fhe was on West One Hundred and First reat, near West, End avenue, last ht when he saw "tolmes baal: Mya) eh ve in yarlous residences, phe Be Know, 3 Holmes as a bad aga and Since Mihai MoM! yeeidy che i found he Delectiyo ‘Bursa, that Holmons 8, al ‘ i Rogues! Gallery tn fat he Reeves two torma fn the pei ae had, ‘ai, Magistrate A islmes, merely on |) wapteion, yi8) Court began to lecture rt ove ee hunt into a doo: fro $130 9 Home, to. posesen a fine yvoral terms of $5 dow! “Women's Gi Russia calt Kid .. a Women's Bi Women's 0: and black and heavy Women's Wh Christy Women's Wh leather tips, Mountain R. R. Lace and Bluoher,.. Russia calf, THOS. ssesecseee military heels.... Excursion Resort oun PE RUOREY COLT ENN 100, LEHIGH werci « VALLEY Women’s Shoes. bson Tes, pad plows $1. ~ $1. patent rown $ | Keld light BOM. ee lack Kid xfords, ite Canvas ite Canvas Cuban and 7 OPEN SATURDAY EV ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, ‘OTH AVE. AND 20TH ST. EXCURSIONS, BELLEWOOD C, Excursions Every Sundaye Gortlange aia Sirooidly ork Market Bi, A.M __Fare via Brooklyn Atinex 150, Additional, $2.00 OXfOrds ssssee etnies $1 Women's Black Kid Oxfords, paten: erney salt Beni 9.20. + ( r 7aAMMEYE STAMPED ON A SHOE. MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT Why think of getting any other but Cammeyer Shoes upon your feet It is an immense personal satisfaction to know that you ,on your feet, for the name of “Cammeyer” ‘known that our'shoes are worn by you criticism is at an end, We Have Produced Absolutely New and Great Lines of Shoes to Be Sold Only in Our Basement at *2.° a pair! Men’s Oxfords and Lace, box calf, Russia calf, patent leather, black kid and velour calf, Women's Christy Ties in gun metal, atent rown kid, in gun metal, patent leather and Russia calf, leather, Russia calf and The venus and’ pumps Women’s Oxfords, black kid, patent leather, Russia calf and brown kid, means they are the best. Be» ave our shoes When it is SEE RTT EAP Tere at auch : CT ide no humbug about them.’ And be worth while,’’ 50 50 leather 50 50 Men’s Shoes. Men's Patent Coltsk!in and Velour Calf Oxfords and Blue $ ] 50 her OXLOrdS.seseereserss Men'a White Canvas Oxfords, welted soles, Boys’ Shoes. Boys’ Youths’ Satin Calf Lace, slzea 11 to 2.. Boys’ Satin Calf Lace, sizes 2% to 6%, Boys’ White anv Youths' White nis Oxford: ‘anvas ‘Tene ‘izes ‘00 Fulton Noe ‘EXCURSION y,vune 4th $4 New Jersey Central Hon’ pay 1 A ed, at 42d 8 A Me ‘Bteainers from, Deworomes Bt. Pi hand Poughkeepsie, A.M, "New jorks and and West 126th ber Tsar Leave Blount 8 Tattory, DEI TE PAS" The planos“ortersa are built Co last a lifetime, by e\llled, experienced Diano-bul Mens, and every one ts guaranteed for ten and wt een years, fac-ulmile Of this agret tn gilt ister ‘of the Le nou wR Basa PIANOS, ita, ye vol eae Cotepitte cio reas mayan oe $103, ual ans kom, y PERN, $210, Beds, cag natin dds fine ‘TAN rat BN ce 3? are i iat PUBL June 6-0, M, BIDEW. OF soomelent Teave Bloomfield Bt, Manyara Prine FAP ot aan an. Tue OO AVM, one! STEAMBOATS, &ITTEN G0c,—-LONG BRANCH & BACK—Sta, ASBURY, PARK & DACK—O0e, ‘Bt, 3 rh ‘locke gw ‘ane, Re 0120 and 11.80 A. NTISTRY. GUILSHAN ETH. Most Difficult Tooth GAS TH rected with Gas. $1. All. Gold Crowns, $5.00. Bridge Work, per-Tooth, $5.00. TEETH 00 cx 7—&—B10 |* IS NOTICES, Gitint' 89 ay N.E, Cor, ore 125th St & 8th Ave. OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M, a rd a Lay, OF, THE sh ie ot anal ifteates may on C Bae i i a- viva rad thee HOMAR HUNTER, ps ported tit ots HELP WANTED--MALE, 14th iver av, Giving & i Away et vl Enti ce of othe of sorter F (feast in thipinent Tan Febru has oo jate for ous! Romer noceptance. The Al Tap dhe benefit 3100 Buevete bas i teak bak 815.0 Bleveles, chainieos aint highest grade, lowest i} mobile, and Carriage Tires, ‘all alses, 83,00 | upwe i PARK ROW CYCLE CO,,| 23 Park Row. SERS Re _| to 2, "TIL 10 O'CLOCK, Misses’ Dull Kid Chrit ty Tlea, sizes 11 to 2., 3 Black Kid Digest co Ol. 50 Shild’e Dull Kid Christy sizes 11 to 6Y4.. ‘Tiles, sizes 84 to 10%... * $1, 00 Child's Patent Leather Oxfords, sixes 8% to 13 ‘White Canvas Misses’ $1. 25 tate, a sizes 11 to 2 65 Child's White Canv. Cc Button, sizes 6 to 10%, 60c) Bien Bis [4 5 to iY Children's Shoes. Dhildren’s Box Calf, button and laco, Patent leather tips i $2.00) "oreatstasn, mi" er gt $1.50 $1.25 $1.00 $1.25 $1.00 $1.00 FOR SALE. FOR SALE. NEW CREDIT PLAN. WHAT WE DO. We sell clothing on credit for ladies, men and boys. We trust you on your promise. We sell you goods as we represent r or your money refunded, We sell on easy terms at BF cash prices. We keep your clothes in repair for one year free of charge. 2274 3d Ave., Between 123d and rane 4 Columbus Ave., Between 103d and 104th, 884 Columbus (CEN EVENINGS, Credit to All thing that \ et for an 8 By 5,00 Bloycles, aibioo. a3o00' Beveln ortment Second-hand | iinm: undies third Jess than elsewhere, Auto- MOrtent Motor Quadrleycle, running condi: | NEW It mone a from buy 08 f CLOTHIN well dressed .,, clothing AON ate wey, equired, ouse a Hh a me che i 15th Sts, CREDIT SYSTEM. ft, CLOTHING | iss thd Wena pagent, And Tako’ the woods. along, RAILROADS, “PENNSYLVANIA” RATCROAD Hiatlons, foot of West Fwanty-thint street Pend wi Bir oots, WHAT WE DON'T Do. We do not ask for any reference or security. We meke no inquiries to ‘our nelghbors or employer. Ve do not ask you to ve your honesty. 'e make no deliveries, We give you the goods when you pay the ‘0. deposit, LENOX CLOTHING TEN TE a 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 West Fourteenth Street, i 7,9, 44, 13, 15, 17, 49, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Thirteenth Street, | The Greatest UNE SALE Yet All records broken—crowds of delighted and enthusiastic buyers | N° 'Tylled Ham, with String Beans, jcatly fill ouw stores, Here are some of the expressions overheard |... 2Chicken ‘41 came in expecting to spend five dollars, and I’ve spent nearly twenty, but. I know I can’t buy every day “You can always depend on Hearn’s sales; there's again “'X'm glad I waited for this aales X knew it would TO-MORROW New Assortments and Offerings in Women's Underwear and Corsets Women’s Silk aod Washable Walsts Women's Wrappers, Corsets and Colored Petticoats Women's Shirt Walst Sults and Everything in Bables’ Wean Sa a ate acer} Clearance Sale of Boys’ All-Wool Suits All the popular kinds for boys of 3 to 15 years—Double Breast, Sailor, Norfolk, Russian and Three-Piece—all new this Spring— and colors—spectal..\...., Navy Blues and Mixtures—complete line of sizes at each Prices— Those that were $3.98.. Those that were $4.98..... Those that were $5.98 and $6.98, Those that were $7.98 No Three-plece Sults in ‘ pire Boys' Furnishings Our stocks of has ihn Blouses and other Miata for Boys ate the most com- le fete in New York. and roe are the lowest possible for goods of merits— Linen Collars—best shap Washable Flowing T! en RED, 8} leep bertha, with Val, lace and new Mlue—broad_ ples ta—wi so Neat eRAey Peroalon-ctey and Inaerting end femh'y Meanltion — Isid belt—alea White. Plaue and PopliWiss collar oF oollan attached fii with slx-Ineh lod with Cordw in a varlety of pleated tnd Bop naive sisew nero 45 lace insertii 1k 1 Hand 4 ¢) Including tle new broad shoulder — ot LAUND RASS nia BESTE bow—4 told Years—regwlariy #0, 1,98 fina a4 to dd vears-Dresnes you. ‘aig MES tattered and Na rdibot fe ® shops’ 3.980n dark—dotached cuffs—12 and 14- seperames ae cba ak es ee et | Oe FO BHAT STD aieety es rr vr Hoh neck pant inte... 8B MISSES' WHITE ORGANDY DRESSES WHITE LAWN GUIMPES ayia © regulation ; : . WHITE MADRAS SHIRTS Salted Bute yer drop—wairt daintly Extra fine and sheer—full Walston tf FeSO ELAIFRG a RII aeS gH Inve, Din tucks and Jength—cluster or hemstitoh tueks— 4, lain or pleated bosoms—detached Pufte—12 to 4 neck—value .60n-ss- 4 LAUNDERED MADRAS SHIRTS— Attached or detached cuffs—12 to 14 neck—elsewhere 1.26. serene OB The New in Neckwear is always here, and at a low: ribbon. pore 4 eae Value $1.08 csrssesresos nace 2.98 -.-. 38.98 IN RESTAURANT, SATURDAY, June 3 Special Lunches, 11,30 to 2.30 P, M Gottes Green Pear, No. S-pelieh Pot Roast, with ead and Butter Puddin oF Coffea, tito area loo Thousands of , Al Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats for Women, Misses and Children at prices that prove “'there's no placer a like Hearn’s for Value,"’ Women‘a Semi- prea Hats Polo and other pina i Bl and colore—V aie & "# White Ailana and i Ships—newest dress shapos. 98 to 2,48e0t ave’ Ttlinmed Ploture Hats; ‘ttw so handsome Lingerie Ha wero $760 and 0.00. Fe. Se OOba Mixses' and Children's Colonials find Milan Satlors—roll brin— all evlors—fully trimmed. 44 Chitdren's Mixed Braid Hate— bath roll brims, hata and C AN colors--valuc Owl's head and Black, White and Blue—valu Wings in various s:ylex— | soft and atl Black, White In the Arcade Qeqtantent shone Always Special Attractions, Don't miss the ARCADE Spectaly eevee 1204.98 Enteance—No. 8 ty the $1.98 Lot, Just a few doors west of Filth Avenues i mn ar baw Extraordinary Fune Sale Values mie tn a i Misses’ and Gtrls’ Summer Wear 1 GIRLS' WHITE DRESSES Bheer | Frome aioe beer Yoke tuoked back and Business in (hts department ts continually growing because more aad more atyle of the garments offered here, and bow modere, you will find it elsewhere—depend upon weet, tae xe thatl.. To-morrow: — Coat Revers and Cuffs— kite and Lave! plain oF Ma hearing of the high quality and Hy ir . PaO! Linere-slas where. OO ies covses 89 | ately they are sold, Washable Stocks—Tallored or Fancy Effects—white or combination collars 4 without tabs— of styles—Special 24 Black LAberty Silk Capes— three accordion pleatings— full ruche~long atole ends— VAINC $6.50... seer 08 Men's Summer Neckwear Madras, Wour-tn-H Bilk and Crepe, de ‘Chine ‘Four: Hane Tier, Shield Bo few est Bumurer tolocingenepeciate M25 ———___—_____—__» Weekly Reduction Sale of Richly Trimmed Dress Hats The most desirable shapes—Black and colored, $12.00 Hats $7,50 Hats $5.00 Hats........Saturday, 2.98 meerenareme —— Sale of Women's Waists Continues at June Sale Prices! Thousands of the newest styles in Lace, China Silk, Batiste, Lawn and other dataty washable fabrics. . . + » In China Sifk and Lace alone there are over {lity styles seittibes and while of the others there fs really no end to variety, White Silk Waists with German and Itallan Val. lace {nseet- | Newest effects with lace or emb’y insert- US reall} Be Nae ees sures ings, emb’d panels, of medalftons outlined transparent lace yokes and sleeves— tlchly crabrolteted with sitk—or simply | With tucks, tnserttngs or hemstitehings in pleated—all sizes—32 to 41 usually 2.49 White Lawn Walsts . 4.93 GIRLS’ WHITE LINEN COATS Perfectly. tailored collara and cutte of gold ‘linen hava emb emblem to mateh price than | Value $3.06, 1.98 GIRLS' RUSSIAN DRESSES » stad Morcerlzed poplins White, Champagnes Emb'y insertin vs—worth 598 84D na GIRLS' WOOL DRESSES Chevlots, Volles and other 1 medium weight materials Teele low nec! Yat cetvier hin and white 7 aa to Hyena ie Bad A (aney od ++ Saturday, 7-60 5) +Saturday, 5.00 Hammocks of All Grades W from baby size up to the larges most elaborate made—amon; be qulee sellers are; FINE "BUNGALOW" HAMMOCKS Handsome Navajo and Oriental effects scrolis—combination and elf-colorr—-heavy canvas weave—with deep valance, spreaders and pillow some have square villows wath india god (ati) head—all made in best, vossible noer, 3,98.,..4.29.,..4.49..,.4.08 “Sallor Close Weave''-efine white twine—full size—spliced scroll, crossover and other fancy desigas— | renders both onds— heavy hooks. 1, 19. some with full bodice of allover emb’y:— Juneasain price 67; June sateprice Bd; Heayy Oriental Stripe—Canvas Tae Weaye—Jarge uphotatered pillow— (sé throe spreaders and deep valance 9 ® beautiful ham: worth $3.60, NE vsti Tune sam price1,19; 80 FASHION CREDIT HOUSE feat Rae cieala oe aaah isise Walets, wounly 698 | Sune aaie prices 08; ie : 7 West 14th Street, tal FO} xf ‘Lace Waists, usually 7,96! June sale price 2,08; * Anchor Ropes—pair., 46 10 OVEN EVENINGS, Thos & ALMA gO 2 re ‘er on ———_———____ .-_____» ant “10.05 A, M, Pah Rae Taffeta Silk Petticoats ¢ no Racivan Coe) Piece an iting Bon A ee il bie : White pera Ah ted lies ‘ Cu 4 rr atest model—large eyelets— jace— 7 Fy bee hear tani, cae, teat cuts AUNGtga end ruchter 68 00" ok! broad tocs—sizes 7 to 2.. Cea vintevieis oe age preduction: Every: Inches 1oDg-—Value $7.00.,.,00+0 489 sa" SERGE ASEH WBE 19 cent Mesh Vellings i ierapeee required. Saturday. g' 10! ALSO ON SATURDAY:-- vil Be et, lognionnsanonc. Gd ; STANDARD OUTFITTING CO, Aish | Stowe, one Agusle pyeeasl—pten or, dotted: E hy :! Women's Pure Silk Gloves Women’s Dongola Kid Oxfords ni F week will keep you oft "DEMAND Sit oi Tree Well® by paying us Weekly Gentlemen's Clothes Made to Order. EXCHANGH OLOTHING Co., 280 Broadway, Room 4. Hastab, 1889, Abeta: ON CREDIT: 283 Bighth biog near MARTA ” = A Taare i BLEVATOR, ATL Me H Nut fh ste br nig AW mouitat ‘M.” Weekdays Tita oe Ne Extra Charge for It, Seweur Re ay ‘sit? 5. 9.28, 4.28 29.25 A. ae, and at 12.25 P, M. and IN RATLWAY.— ia pails Tckat eho Le pi Aden tiy ny alls tone fe to ndis ba aac hae es Ponneyivante Bt. Open Evenings, asnceat Manager | Pons iy pratels Manager, Gonral Parerager SP Ann, Double tip fingers ...... .44 ‘White and Bleck—8 olusp— quafantes'mith every pain MORNING SALES ca To-Morrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. ate Washable Dresses salan and Yoke gizieevolam anooND FLOOR—CENTRE pai a Boys’ Laundered Blonsea Brtre quality Madras—all white with atripes of pink, blue, rio! aey or rose—neckbands or or collar—4 to 16 RI elsewhere 6, 5 BUT BECOND FLOOR—CENTRE BUILDING. Boys’ Kneo Panta Al at Mixtures, Oy? Pure finish orieroye jetoand holdtaat buts fone double Re Genes im. 35 aiue Nat and 79 cents, Little Boys?’ Knockabout Shoes Tan ‘he “extension soles— pray whet it means to buy quoted—therefore come. e Light, flexible soles—mannish or opera toes—low or Cuban heels— patent leather or kid tips—all slres —description sounds like a ba) Tte—but IU eed price Sin8 aeeeae dees erereereceaee Fine Batiste Corsets Light and oool for Summ triped mie out with extension hip satin ribbon 8 to. fecreguiatly co lay Morning Price, ti SECOND FLOOR—CENTRE BUILDING, Black Sateen Skirts Not the ordmary qualtt: h satin Anish sateen: stripe—deep founce with eating and ruffle lo to sell at 41.05, h lasts—new half heels Gothets it One Pair. a at pie Aaah 69: Sree 19a Girls’ Roll Brim Sailors aiso Colonials—solld colors and two tones—trimmed and Uned—bert 1,25. THIRD Children’s Rib Hose s Fast Binck—extra gpiiced sh heels 9 and toes—usualiy MAIN FLOOR--Giove Hection=-1ath St, Morning Sale of Veils Crepe and Silk Chiffon— Black, ‘White, Navy, Sky and Browh—hematiten border with or withou: Peeler pr and . MAIN HLOOR-CEN TRE istILDING. Senin es mittee