The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1906, Page 13

“LOW-HECK DRESS OF MRS, WALDO CASES STA ‘Society Woman _Indig- nantly Resigns from High Society Club. | etait? gown has created a oontt- rsy in high soctal life, and one ry- | wult has been achieved. One of tho ‘ties to the controversy, Mrs. Rhineg- nder Waldo, mother of the First Deputy Commissioner of Police, has indignant- ly resigned from the Entertainment Club. Mrs, Waldo is well known in Bhis clty for her wealth and social position. She protested against the criticisms | @ade by certain members and officers |,of her decolleto gowns and her appear. i therein, despite the fact that she atedly endeavored to please her | eritics by making numerous changes in |dpostume on divers occasions. Mra. Roswell D. Hitchcock, President if the club, repudiates the insinuation hat she was included among the critics | pt Mrs, Wald's evening attire, and ex- | Presses her surprise over the action of . Waldo in complaining and then |esignin The Entertainment Club, which ts an | @rganization for the study of the topics ft the day. holds meetings every week ro in the Waldorf-Astoria. ‘The ques- ("Rion ratsed by the toilets of Mrs. | Waldo was whether a gown which jPaight have beén worn at the opera or |p ball Wes proper for an intellectual i ‘The cut, proper or otherwise, of an Mrs, Waldo says the gown in which appeared on the night of Feb. 13 in e Waldorf was just exactly what the | wccasion demanded. Therefore she re- | gented the attitude of her censor, who |fold her everybody was talking about i attire. one woman in particular. Mrs. Waldo &xplains. “It war intimated to me, although I jgucarcely credited it then, that the club/ \Wwas displeased with my attire, and I! \qwes informed that the president had gecelved thirty-three letters trom young | fwomen who took exception to the cut pt the gown. So I wore @ black shawl ver my shoulders at the next meeting, and the remark was made to me that could not be very warm, that I was ing to imitate Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Ing to be ‘actressy’ er. I let the shawl rest on jolning chair and did not weat it. “The next time I wore a blue gown, ith black jet which was just the ut as the one which I iiad been ering, end 1 was told that sixty. Wen letters had been received about “The offi iceayand I met in the Wal- orf-Astotia, and she told me she was ‘ing to do all she could to prevent members of the club talking about and my gowns, and that Oscar, the 4 waiter, was especially displeased. said she bad been pleading with for me. Then She Resigned. was too much. I told ber I and never would to K id Ko . The KownN of which are only half deoollete. which are more 50, ‘4 nplains ear others: in ‘ofan W could e been for o make her lectures @ Success, Man nake Ne ine club have sided with and I do not think ha excited ve such d comment. for all who spoke to [Fe about it sald RING INSANITY, SHOT HIMSELF DEAD. | Unable to sleep, worrted by business ani fearful of insanity, Fred- ia Guenioce aveoum “Eroeeiyn, imselt early today in tho base: "ment of his home. After writing a note to his wife, which carefully Tinned to @ picture of her, jaft placed the muzzle of a revolver his mouth and sent a bullet {nto his aim The desperate man’s note read: “Deat Wife: Excuse me for killing HERD was a stunning verform- ance of “Die Walkuere” at the Metropolitan Opera-House last night before a large audience that fol- lowed {t reverently, as ahe disciples of Waaner always do. and appreciated to the full the treat it was aetting. No more impassioned presentation of the first act has been seen here, Frem- stad, fresh from her triumph of the night before as the seductive and vul- gar Carmen, was a lovely and refined Sleglinde, and Burgstaller, growing in artistic stature with every appearance, made Slegmund a figure of moving pathos, Both sang with alluring charm and acted with powerful reatism, while Blass, as the forbidding Hunding. fur- nished a dark and ¢hresitentng back- ground for the {dye welcome to Spring and the ebullient measures of the sword-drawing. ‘They well earned the many curtain calls that they received. ‘Tributes of flowers were many, but the most novel presentation made was that to Burgetallor of & big wooden sword, decorated with ribbons and called, after Siegmund's trusty Wotan- blessed blade, ‘‘Northung.” That this high level of excellence should be maintained throughout the next two acts was mugh to expect: vet the falling off was litle Van Rooy's Fremstad Scores Another Triumph in ‘Die Waikuere.’’, Wotan, henpecked, tatorial, was limned wi @ hand as usus proved her Bru The lovely Quality of her yoice was not entirely Jost in her highest notes and she was \fine on the dramatic side, Her Va}- \Kyrie cry, as before, was thrilling. | Homer was the sternly moral Frick, who made ‘her erring spouse squirm under her righteously indignant pvro- test against the breach of conventional morals by ‘her husband's left-handed offspring. The Valkyries formed a handsome and harmonious choir. With one exception the staxe man- Ggement was to be commended. The ncits ‘went out for a moment after the t in the clouds betwe: Si and Hundine. and the carryine oft of the horror-stricken Sieglinde by Brunn- hilde lost muoh of its {mport: but the fight was & ood one and it was car- ried on in full view of «he audience. Hertz got @ well-deserved round of applause for his conducting. which mas spirited and effective threkmhout and Jed up to some fine climaxes. of © it cywle for the se: “The -Nibelungen Ring.”” If Mr be ried can maintain the same standard of excellence in "Sleefried” to-morrow night and in “Der Gotterlammerune” next Tuesday he may flatter himselt that ‘his season 1s closing in a servedly creditable manner. NO FAR OF SPREAD OF DPPATHERI Bellevue Cases Are No More Numerous Than Uusal This Time of Year. M. J. Rickard. Assistant Superin- tendent of Bellevue Hospital, speaking fto-day In regard to the alleged out- break of diphtheria in Bellevue Hos- pital said there was absolutely mo reason to fear diphtherfa contagion. ‘The number of cases which are under treatment in the hospital is no greedy than at y ume during the last fif- teen yoars. He sald there is no ¢onmection be- tween the cas3 of the boy Walter Mur- yay, who last night was found to he suffering from the disease, and ‘that of the two children who ten days ago were taken to the Willard Parker Hos- pital. The patients had been complete. ly {solated. “In fact.” said Mr. Rick- ard, “they were two blocks apart, one being at the extreme end of one part of the hospital and the other at the extreme ite end. Dr. I. 0, Woodruff, the physician who contracted the disease while zealously attending the two children, and who is at the Minturn Hospital,’ 1s reported to-day to be much improved. Mr, Rick- and, in ing abowt Dr. Woodruff, Ptr hae latter's Savotion, to a in ne 0 revent contagion and his close atten- Ron to the children that were respon- sible for his contracting the disease. SAYS HE IS NOT TO WED MRS. PALMER. Duke of Atholl Declares Story of Engagement “Is a Pure Lie.” (Covrriahsmpany, New York World) (Special Cable Despatch to The World.) LONDON, March 7.—The Duke of Atholl, replying to The World’s tele- graphed query as to whether his re- ported engagoment to Mra, Potter Pal- mer was true, telegraphed: “It 1s a pure lie, ATHOLL.” The Duke lost his wife four years ago. ‘The Duchess wes a sister of Georgina Countess Dudley, and Lady Mordaunt. She was a very beautiful woman. ‘The Duke lives entirely at his castle, Blairatholl, in Perthshire, He is still in mourning for his wife. The Chicago Inter Ocean had said that “Chicago society accepts the rumor of Mrs. Palmer’s coming marriage (to the myself. I could not bear the troubles ‘and what threatened. I that I Nwould go insane. Good-by, D." Duke of Atholl) as a fact.” Domestic Rug Sale. Room Sizes Only. Thursday, and until sold, March 8th we will offer the following lots as a special i Wilton Rugs, eize 9x12; value $35.00, Wilton Rugs, size 8.3x10.6; value $30.00, | . Best Quality Witton Rugs, A size 9x12; value $50.00. _, Lord & Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave. Nineteenth St nducement :— $25.00 $22.50 \ $35.00 Taylor) WRECKED TRAIN DROPPED TO STREET Immigrants in Smash-Up at Binghamton, and Fire Department Called. BINGHAMTON, N. Y., March 7.— Westbond Erte train No, 7, travelling at the rate of twenty miles an hour, composed of elght coaches and carrying a train load of immigrants bound for the west, was derailed at the Erle Tower above the Court street draw- ‘bridge, near Griswold street. early to- day, and the engine, mall, baggage and express cars plunged over the embank- ment to tho atrect, Samuel Mason, the engineer, was pinned beneath the wreck of the engine and ts at the City Hospital so badly in- jured that his death is expeoted, Leslie Jackson, the fireman, was also injured. None of the passengers was hurt, Five minutes after the wreck the en- tire fire department was on the scene and was followed in a few minutes by ambulances, The wreck caught fire, but the flames were quickly extinguished. For |. SprainsStrains Cuts, Bruises & Burns _. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Come To-morrow If you want to secure one of the best pianos made come to-morrow Great March Sale of 1,000 $350 Watters Pianos including st, $195 cox $5 Down and $1 a Week, which is about Real Valuc. Wi 's Pianos are built to Jast a lifetime. Pianos which cannot begin to com- with the Walters are being of- offer- from ‘at $250 to $400-—so we are ing you ® positive saving of $180 to $200. Pianos Delivered to Your Home on a Payment of $5. arrogant and dic- WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCTI 7, 1998. DRY COODS Co, |f| Styles. very handsome models, Anotker Lot Sample Go- @arts. The Complete 1906 Line of One of the Biggest Makers—at a Decided Saving. One hundred Carts in the lot; some folding and some regular The complete show line of one of the best makers in America —whose Carts we feature throughout the year, Each season his floor samples come to us; and floor samples are invariably ‘These are particularly so; and those who sel-ct from them at this sale will secure the choicest plums of the 1906 season, all at 8.95 all at 5.45 Lot i—Regular Lot 2—Regular| Lot 3—Regular | $6 to $9 kinds; S10 to £14 kinds; ' $15 to $20 kinds; all at | 12.85 solid reed sides; green enamelled | rapnie gear: rub- | er tire wheels; Specitl. ss ss+ he DS Baby C@arriages; reed) body with upholsterei sides and seats; green enamelled run- ning gear; rubb tire wheels; et r6) 95 oy « | value, a Folding Go-Carts with|GosCarts; solid reed body with reclining back; adjustable dasher ; rubber tires; $9,00 value at Perambulators in dark blue or green; also carmine; handsomely leather cloth; reversible hoods; steel running gear... up 21.00 8.50 holstered in Coffee. Special Blend Jaya, Mocha Tea. High-Grade Oolong, Cey- Thousands of Douglas Shoes Factories at Brockton are shipping us great quantities to sell at This is the perfod of the year when we get our heaviest shipments of Douglas Shoes— because factories are very busy with thelr Spring output of both high-cut and Oxfords. Hardly a diy now but what we receive two hundred to a thousand pairs— and all you pay us is $1.98. We _own the entire product_of factory 1.98 damared from, Douglas factories; the _sligh Imperfection in the making— and they come to us. the same as perfoct Shoes. Butter, Elgin Finest and Maraca!bo, delicious|| jon, Mixed or English |] fresh made dally, received || Hams. specially selected favor, equa! to any sold |} Breakfast, exceptional] direct from the famous fon this oals: maild, erect in New es at 2c. '.;]] quatity, sold regularly aty| Elgin cream- der; 10 to 1! Iba, mt the special, 5% ibs., ig || soc. per tb.; special | eries; 5-lb very special price’ a $1.00! Bo) SOO] VGP Hi Gbs ib. BSE || sions * of G1. 4D Il or bern ee Iije COFFEE—Medallion blend;)STRING BEANS—Leo Can-) BAKING POWDER—Floral|RICE—Extra Choice Caro- an {ideal blend of the finest|ning Co.'s fancy | Brand; absolutely pure; |!ina Head F - 26e prety iy RH Iai Stringless: cars,| equal in leavening power]1b. bags .... 2 anteed to silt the most | doze rkety 6-1b. | 7 pariieaiay, garfee. drinkrs aes . Wehr 250 Seth. tin, Pe OREGON PRUNES — The b D: 2 hi t and finest vn; it Oc} tomatoes—The well- Se ienehs Con tos, BLEO; 2 Bae ; known, 0. K, brand, hand | { . LOM-lins ENCE . solld packed, red sey Erult; sold CORN—Floral or Lee Can- best value ie. can; hing Co.'s Finest N.Y. Label, th.. 7% 2 dozen!| Head Rice, % Ib Sugar Corn; & tae. aoe lle no tbs. 58) i Ib. cans, 7Q@ in, B8e See capeR OC] aoz., 1.95; can....: n Label. Ib. Y LOW MEAL or Granu-| VINEGAR—Pike Cider Vine- PEAS—Seminary or Morn-| brand, new pacl lated Hominy, Best quality, |z ar; gallon 2 Cc inglight sifted Early June |¢ansi dozen, O5c.; Qe| Pater. gob Es Fo] pS ae a EG, Ss . very sweet and|C& . . : ke {QUAKER PUFFED RICE — STRING BEANS—BlveMeun-| TOMATOES—Silver Lake}. ‘5 25¢ tain brand, stringloss, very | Brand: eolid, cold packed. tender. 2-Ik i red vine Jersey frail extra New Peas, ||ccii sar 3140; 72¢|,, Wew Corn. Green Shield or Bacon || genuine Red can + | “Youth” brand, new brand finest early June, || Maine packing; ———— | pack, young, swéet and very sweet and tender: || and tender: 2-1 | neni 2lb. eanengaed ae ea ie OO ary [| eomene ears Best quality Boneless | value at 10c.; for’ this epecial, case 2 “dozen | Seer eee ae | gale), cage 2 dozen. 1. jozen, {4 y 80; F Sse: can 8c Be): we ABE} || sae: can... ve ‘We quarantes them Creamery, ALL SIZES. Hams, Swift's Small Sugar-Cured tt, for plate to drop while eating, All work guaranteed ten years. Gold Fillings WATERBURY D. 54 W. 23d St., New York. .$1.00u BE Gorman, French and DENTISTRY. ‘eat Of 5 gee. door wi (Opp, Eden Musr3ons, 8 TO 6; SURIANS, 0 £6 4 Swedish Spoken. Ladien 200 2000008 o o Out —New Teeth In Save time. Visit us in the morn- ing—have your old teeth extracted free, without pain, by our New Botanical Discovery —go home at night wearing a new set which we will make, using our New Patent Suction Plate. You can eat well—sleep well— right from the start. No trouble to chew and masticate food, be- cause plate fits perfectly—con- forms to your mouth. Impossible talking or laughing. So closely will your new teeth resemble the natural that none but an expert could detect the difference. Guaranteed to wear well ten years. Full Sets of Teeth, $5.00 Gold Crowns, 22kt., $5.00 Silver Fillings...... NTAL PARLORS, 414-416 Fulton St.. Brooklyn, 50c up Abraham & Strauss) in Attendance. FOR SALE. RRO COLO eae Automobiles—Challenge Sale Extraordinary. £aFNot alone the largest stock, but the best conditioned cara in New York. Other ‘unusual s opport ra given. Pioneer Automobile ‘Bstabliahment, t. BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE. S11, 518, S15 Seventh ay. (near S8tM), Mfg. Co. falo,_N, FOR SALE. CREDIT TO ALL, DIAMONDS AND WA’ TCHES eekly of monthly payments; all, geod a WANTED—Experienced rin, tings; only f°"buttalo. advanced Meee Con witicott & 8, Division wta., SEVIOH LOA igivclans Mlustrating com: a jelivered on first s pay! ness confidential, leg, 4200 up; Cadillacs, trom egnee: | Naiional Diamond and Watoh Co., Bent io {77 Broadway, near Cortlandt. iklin, $680; Autocars CREDIT TO Watches, jewelry: easy ; gasde Wie Steamer, Se ee ws are. saaehe National *Mile-@-Minut facturers, importers: confidential: call, Touring Car, top. &c. Write, ‘phone: telepbong S410” John. ee, Sou $1.20. | Quire WATCH _CO., 61:53 Maklon lane, 1.500; | Taacdmobite. bf pee ee EF tharrntirardot-VolKt, | —— 32.000; Orfent, #40, HELP WANTED—MALE. makers OD pet rlenoed men need apply; steady work; rallroan fare Queda city iia a 1114 Bd Av, Rear OSthr St, Ne ¥s Open Even wants an office boy; neat ap 108 | unity for bright boy with slight $4 CREDIT) mir ricurtiesun iat el aneateTs Gale | . ri style. LADIS' AND GENTLE- ANRTISTS—Wanted, color beg htt H also Shen - Diack and lett artists, Cs room 53}, MENG GLOTHING at the low-| New York Life Building. Manhattan Clothing Co., PATENTS. PAT! promptly, procured; advice free, Mand for Handoosk. KIDGAR TATE & CO., 205 way. Broad SS — WATCHES AND DIAMONDS. Only Rellable,, Up-to-Date Goods, EASY PAYMENTS, ance WRSES "bEAMENE co, 19 MAIDEN elevator," Sra ae St vonooat att ‘World Wants Work Wonders. HELP WANTED—FEMALE, R— Girl ; state wages, To, get ‘Raatess 3 Lét World, RAILROADS. AST. RALROAD T OF WEST TWENTY- TH AND DESBROSSES A CORTLANDT STS. Rosse ANY ‘The leaving tine from Desbrosses and Cortlandt sta, Is five minutes later than that given below for ‘Twenty-third street station. FOR THE Wost oe i 10.55 A. M.—THE PEN SYLVANTA Lt | M.—CHICAGO, CINCINNATI A! hour oF PEN ‘A a to Chicago, AGO. LIMITE! M\— WESTERN HRP RES | Black and all the latest shades and combination: 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 West Fourteenth Street. 7, 9, 14, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 24, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Thirteenth Street, Women’s Tailored Suits Spring Models in Varied Forms Mohair, Henrietta, Panama, Broadcloth, Cheviot, Serge, Voile and Homessun— unty Etons, Boleros and Pony Coats, their attractiveness heightened by new fdeas in fancy braid and band trlmmings: other models show medium leagth coats —all splendidly tailored; faney Vests are also much in evidence. % Suits of fancy mixtures..9.98 to 27.98 Sults of Mohair, Panama, Broadcloth, Henrlet 13.98 to 27.98 Sults of French Voile—black and colors—effectively trimmed with lace, silk, velvet, etc.—taffeta silk drop skirts’. +--36.93 Fine White Fabrics for Dresses and Underwear It does not require an expert to decide New Dress Trimmings A phenomenally bright, clean stock, for every yard was bought since February First.... Among the new things are:— , Persian Bandings, % to 3 inch; silk that the following are very moderate} Appliques, In benutiful designs, newest: toes f CHtorings; Black Appliques, Chiffon : prices for qualities representedi— ee ee cmeat: Se Fancy , French Batistes—very fine and Pull Braids, newest shades, effective 1 sheer—full 4§ inches wide........+49 combinetions of colors and tingel; fib Fine Persian Lawns—8? inch........ -19] bination color effects used extensively Son Inland Batistee—fne, shear and for Spring Sults and Children‘a most strviceable for dresses White and Gold Gimps; Gold ana and waists .. werseere 19] giver Beltings-1 to 6 Inches wide. , Dotted Swisses—pin, medium and cushion dot—extra fine............. +44 Bor a Limited Time 100 Wedding Juvitations Quality elsewhere m at 69 cente, Allover Swisses—effective designe in combination dots and figuré 34 or GOSHEN. asececsees Lawn Dress Robse-rtchty, emb'a UD GPUS skirt and waist and ample Pi ‘1 White—2 sets Envelopes, material for, the costume Correct aise and form. in ye! and other Not desirable designs ..." 6,49 Set exeeea ter ieee, 5.98 Stationers charge $9.00 to $15.00 for identical quality, Only a Menited wumiber, Other Robes, less «labora! but extremely attractiy Don’t Neglect This Opportunity to Buy Women’s Dainty Underwear At One-Third Off Usual Prices ! Samples—that’s the reason ! Being Samples, from which the Manufacturer’s Salesmen take orders, they are of best workmanship, trimmed with the prettiest and newest laces and embroideries—variety too great to describe in detail—the number of any particular style being limited to one to six garments....If you admire pretty articles of underwear of sheer, soft lawns, nainsooks and cambrics you will find thus an exceptional opportunity to put in the summer’s supply. Sample Prices, Sample Prices, DRAWERS— ue PETTICOATS— \ 93 0 4 Regularly .69 to 2.98, 4,98] Regularly $1,39 to $17.98, | 9,98 Sample Prices. Sample Prices. CHEMISES— | -79/CORSET COVERS— | ,39 to 10 Regularly $1.24 to$s.98,[ 3,98| Regularly .59 to $4.69, j2.98 Sample Prices. Sample Prices. \ .39 to NIGHT DRESSES— ee) SHORT UNDERSKIRTS, } 98 Regularly .98 to $7.98, } 498 Regularly .59 to $1.69, ee Women’s Full Length Sith Kimonos New Spring Styles—tegularly $4,50......+.. 2.98 Pink, blue, lavender, red and black; with dresden borders; also neat Japanese styles and a variety of floral patterns on light grounds. All sizes. ' «Remember the ptice— 2,98 for full length silk Kimonos! \ ee Lace Door Panels , | reve value $3,50.+.2.c0sseceeee 198 Rich Arablan Net—s6x6, with gi-inch hand-made Medallion— also make up into Dlegant Bed Sets. Men's Fine Negligee Shirts Plain of platted bosoms—made 9 8 and fiaished like custom work.. * Examination will bear out this state- ment..++In cut, shape, finish and fit they are equal to the majority of UE OLADEE 5 eee custom made shirts, for which i , haberdashers charge nearly double. pestis! 8 Candy Special Old-fashtomed Chocolate adres. and, Camb aiiiite or] Cream and Mized Pralines, Hautes ‘or stripes, 40 cent kinds, pound,....---+) .20 ‘Aak for our Spoctal Shirt at 98 cents. In Basement, Near Goda Fountain. ¢—______—_—__+ IMPORTED SHOWER PROOF MOHAIRS NNATI RES: » M.—ST. LOUIS SING exe: AE AND CING P. M.—PACIFIC EXPRESS, M.—CLE AND CINCIN- NAT IPRS M.— PITTSBURG. SPECIAL, THE SOUTH, °0.55 P. WASHINGTON AND "10, A" ML. and rk and Fiorlda 5 P.M, rlortda’ xin 4 RAILWAY — aad CPO MATLT AT 7. NT COMFORT and Wor- ‘M, weekdays and 8.55 CLrY—0.55 A. Mt, Sundays, $7.96 an: ieee ILLS-IN- THES PINS. M. Weekdays. LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK ( Grove), (North ‘Asbury Purk Sundays), Poti M1255, 05 A. (Ocean 4, and 12.10 night” weel 25 AM. ond 4.08 PM 401, 1854 and 96 Proad- *pining Car. Toket Offices! Nos. way: 182 Fifth avenue (below 234 et.); Pith avenue (corner 20un st); To date House and stations named above; Brook- lyn; 342 Fulton street, 860 Fulton street, Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The Now York Transter Company ‘will call for and check bagrage from hotels and fesldences through to destination, Telephone "643 Chelsea” for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service, W, W. ATTERBURY, J. R. woop, ‘General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Mgr. GEO. W, BOYD, General Passenger Ament E. W. Wetmore, Pd. D., of the State’ Normal School, Albany, says: “The World Almanac 54 inch—sold elsewhere at $1.50......0e+eee-ees 89 English goods of finest manufacture—Black and handsome mixed effects in Gray, Tan, Brown, Myrtle, Royal, Navy, etc.—nothing comes up to fine hairs for Spring and Summer wear—their dust-shedding, non- wrinkable and raia-proo! walities make them highly Peatrable for travelling and genetal wear. MORNING SALES To-morrow, Thursday, Until 1 P.M. To prevent dealers buying we reserve privilege of restricting quantities, Dainty Flowered Comfort- ables made of fine silk finish Sateens— Artiste Rose Spray patterna—top has 18-inch border all round—made and look like expensive Silk Com- fortables—warm, yet light in welght--value 1.98 $3.1 tee HASEMBNT—NEW BUILDING. New, Perfect Window Shades| White, Eoru, Buff and Green even’ weave—absolutely free of any blemish—ax6 ft.— splendid value at .29. THIRD FLOOR-—NEW Damask Scarfs and Squates Pure White—stamped in latet Gealgne—hemat tohed, some wit! en work patterns— Squares 30x30 | ‘usually 27 Boarts, 18x50 9 cents. * Women’s Cravenette Cloaks Entirely new model—sraceful nes— atitahed pleat back—yo thin quality, but ‘enol days and Oxford, Olly Tan—sizes valiie $20.98, Love SECOND FLOOR—CENTRE BUILDING. Vine Sheer Lawn—entire front with tucks and allover Emb'y in Inserting effecte—new short tucked back— short sleeves with tucks and lace—worth $2.69, 1.45 For Morning 8a he SECOND FLOOR. EW BUILDING. Women’s Cambric Drawers Full ruffle, with wide hem— stitching and cluster baby a1 tucks—regularly .29 ND FLOOR—CE: LDING. Lace Dress Nets Oriental and Valenctonnes—AVinito, Cream and Beru—neweat Spring patterns for Walsts, Yokes, hemisettes, Sleeves und 3 5. @ BUILDING. Millinery--Great value a MAIN FLOOR—CENTRE Women @ Fine Cotton ose Lisle finial yo 12 double soles, heels and toe: Limit—6 : MAIN FLOOR-WEST BUILDING. Dress Crashes [Linen and Bloomer Suits and t Sulte— Eaton Hurlburt’s Stationery is the finest compen- dium of current infor- mation published.” BASEMENT—ARCADE, Alice Blue, Linen, Resed Pulte, Fait aaa lien tonleataa sos excellent for children’s Russian Women's Ci 6 Worth 12% 4 BASEM®! b jure box Fine Cloth Finish—three ts--Oxford alae—wallet envelope— in Great value at .24.. White Dress Linens %6-Inch—light woight for waists and drewses— instead of 28 oe