The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1906, Page 15

| | SHOT PROTECTING |MORE DELAY FOR /HUNDREDS MOURN HIS WIFE FROM GANG'S INSULTS McNally Struck Man and Received a Bullet in the Side. =e SECOND ROW LATER, Within Half an Hour Three (Shots Were Fired at Jo- senh Wallace. Two shootine affairs within half an hour, one at Fiftieth street and Ninth avenue and the other at Fifty-third | street and Ninth avenue, have puzzled the police to-day. The only victim was James McNally, an electrician, of No. 383 West Fiftieth street, He was shot in the left side by one of three men who surrounded him @t the corner of Ninth avenue, half a block from his home. McNally declared to-day that none of the men has been arrested, “I was walking with my daughter and my wife, he said to an Eveniny World Teporter who calle at his fiat, “and one (IB Pf these men insulted my wife. I tured ardund and hit him. He pulled a re- volver and shot me. Then they ran away. The man, I think, was an Itallan. I have seen him in the neighborhood several times before, but do not know his name." The second eshooting occurred when pomebody fired at Joseph Wallace, of No, M4 West Fifty-third street. This was in front of McGowan’s saloon at Fifty-third street and Ninth avenue, and when the police were notified they found Wallace uninjured in the back room of the saloon. The man who is alleged to have fired the chot is Joseph Martin, of No. 362 West Fifty-third street. He was @rrested and John Duncan, of the same address, and Hugh McMahon, of No. 533 West Fifty-third street, were summoned as witnesses, Martin was charged with felonious as- gault and with caving c concealed weap- gpa. He was held for further examina- tion to-morrow. eA! chrome sraxen fr! connec th pdage McNuliy, however did not as L to Nally, however, pot ap- CT a8 positive that none thing to do with him, Detective Fitzpat- ‘of the West Forty-seventh sirest » who had been working on the to establish some conne the assaults as growing In this he ‘umored at first the McN tantly At the. Piftleth street ada Was Soquainted with Martin and \V is was denied vigorously to an Brean World reporter, “We know nothing about these m gald Mrs. McNally, “and don't k they ‘wore fightin th to have my hui 5 is not seriously injured and fs able to walk. He > BPpeared to have Jost interest in the s BOY FINDS $300,000 CHECK IN THE SNOW. Certified in Favor of New York Trust Company, but Had Not Been Missed. A certified check for $00,099.58 was found this afternoon lying in the snow at Nassau and Pine streets. The check Wag ‘folded several times and had been kicked around considerably before final- ly oléked up. George Cullom, of No. 220 East Twen- tleth street, an office boy of the Equit- able Life, found the check upon emerg- ing from the office of the Equitable Trust Company. The check was drawn in favor of the New York Thust Com- pany. The loss had not been discover- ed at the offices of the New York Trust Company, or of Wolf Bros, Co., ‘of No, 100 Broadway, when the latter wns advised where the check had been found. A suitable reward was paid to young Cullum for his prompt action in returning the check. HOUSE INSURGENTS STILL WITH SENATE. ‘WASHINGTON, March 15.—The cau- eus of the House “Insurgents” on the Statehood hill adjourned at 2.10 o'clock. ‘The “insurgents” decided to attend the House conference to-day and vote in a body to Part ‘ the Senate amend- ie Sry han eaten: ‘fails the “insurgents” as a last resort decided to vote to av- cept the bil! for two States if the Foraker amendment for a referendum vote in sola on Arizona and New members | eI SUBNAY STATION One at 168th Street Will Not Be Ready for the Base- ball Season. ‘There is little hope that the Subway station at One Hundred and Sixty- eighth street will be ready for the opening of the baseball season. Fans who want to attend the American League games are likely to be seriously: handicapped, Comptroller Metz sald to-day that tt Was a tedious plece of work and he did. Rot see how it could be pushed any. faster, 1s In a shocking condition,” Mr. jMetz added, ‘and will, I think, take many more months to complete, They had to drill through sola rock down a distance of one hundred feet to the roadbed on which the tracks will lie.” When told that the contractors had been eighteen months at work on that one place he sald it woul! not surprise him gs the nature of the task indicated jag much. The Comptroller sait he had made a careful investigation, and while the ele- vators to be placed in the station might be sufficient to sccommodate the or- | dinary travel he did not see how the big baseball crowds were going to fare, “The elevators,” he added, “are simi- Jar to those to be found In every office building, so you can imagine what will happen when 5,000 or 10,000 people are trying to go up 100 feet at the came time." ‘The Comptroller said he had not heard the rumors that Mr. Freedman was re- tarding the work on the new station. ther did he think there was any truth in it. Tho basis of this rumor ts} Mr. Freedman’s Interest in the Giants and the Polo Grounds, but there are few days in th eseason when the teams of the rival leagues are playing here at the same time. a FINANCIAL EDITOR DEAD. John I. Dann Expires After Two Weeks linens, John I. Dunn, financial editor of the New York Press, died at his home tn Ridgewood, N. J., to-day of typhoid fever. after an illness of only two weeks. Mr. Dunn had been with the New York Press for many years. Prior to that time he was a well-known news- paper man in the West. TOOK POISON BY MISTAKE. Trained Nurse Got Hold of Wrony Bottle—Dies in Hospital. Charles A. May, thirty-one years old, a trained nurse, dled at the Roosevelt Hospital to-day as the result of having taken a dose of medicine by mistake on Saturday night. The medicine was for external use only. He hurried to Roosevelt Hospita!, but all eorts to save him were un- availing. SHIPPING NEWS, ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY., Sun rises. 6.13/Sun nots, 0.00/Moon rises 11.38 Sandy Hook. ‘ Governor's Aatand Hell Gate. PORT OF NEW YORK. ARRIVED, Majestic ‘Liverpool Nerd Am Naples Italia”. Naples Raconches Savannah Proteus, Pants Arka! City ot Ww jashington. Gnelsenau INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. DUE TO-DAY, Pring Adalbert Cearense, Para. eaux, Have’ Met Masellia, Gibraitar, OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. SAILED TO-DAY. Advance, Panama, ‘Hamburg, Matanzas, Tampico, Ta Lorraine, Havre. Polyoarp. Para, United Statea, El Sud, Galveston, penhagen. Monroe, Norfolk. Neapoittan Brings Kansas’ City, Naples. ‘Vigilancia, Havi Bevan nal: CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of Deutschiand, LEGAL NOTICES, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Williams & Whitman, in \ poration, ParineiaEported, & domestic cor Ribs of Now York, ‘will aisph the ‘supe yurt at inh Perm, act. York on March "3771000, te i ety ae St ig Wilttasns ore —Dated New York City, WHITMAN, Wiltames 38, Breer” Potts, Incos Feb, '8, 1900, WILLIAMS & RATED, by R. B. FOR SALE. CREDIT TO ALL. sa reba a are Bias Sa en on Ney 19 MAIDEN LA! Be eege ss = Efe i 2 3 . HELP WANTED—MAL! BOXS and ding i Manhattan, Brone iw ie et. eth STRONG un, ited in stock ‘ot nianufacturing ‘vorcern: ‘good shat Ga navancomenty salary 3, 7 ATER-—Wanted, whi Christi we ortey te ia senufacturing = BUS! Ler, It is Merite to we any | Hour oF Great Throng at Funeral Ser- funeral service for Sus in front oe the pulpit, which M fav gonagresation man York, former Pres- dent of ts ‘ational “Woman's | frage Association, delivered a | address and Rev. Dr. Anna Shaw. Philadelphia, pronounced the over the body of She also ever end was bowed in prayer from ‘the organ and the bearers fi stood while the body of Susan B. An- | thony. mitial service was brlef and simple. BANKING AND ) FINANCIAL. $68.0 fromt py 100 feet deen: vou can set them, We 410 Per Cent. Discount Off of the Above Prices for All Cash Payments, f Our Choice Business Lots on Main St. $40 pice at Brome, THE WORLD: THURSDAY CONSUMPTION A Successful Specialist. Thoat and Lung Diseases. ‘The success which | has attended Dr. | Anderson's treat- ment of Consump- tion, Asthma. Bronchitis and Catarrh places bin MISS ANTHONY, vices in Which Notables Take Part. American lity to recognize consumption and an: f hong | in their earliest stages and wien they ere were held gt 2 o'clock this after: | curable om Cefltral Presbyterian Ch iis wonderful Anderson X-Light, whic’ ch was crowded, hundreds ly Into the body, assures an unable to obtain admiteance, diagnosis of disease of anv | hi Mein pasosin ice a inside the body, and by examinatio:, white casket, reposing on a cata ight Dr. Anderson sees {mme- was the focus | diately whether the lungs are affected or not and what stage the disease {fs In. loses no time AT THE START, and elves the proper treatment suited to lil se. and for the exact disease while his original germi aintion treatment carries the ma sal end ng of the ndnetiity Peal, | MINOR remedies sicestly to. tho sea of ti the mini showing deep emotion. | No time fs lort In being trented for thc Rev. William C. Ganiett, of the First | rong disease, and the thousands of cured Unitarian , Susan B. Anthony's | Patients are living proofs of Dr. Anderson’ pastor, friend and counsellor, next Ae Rae thevouuilsetiacian fered prayer, and then the services ha dozen pationts, but ar SHEe broken by mume, the soloist bein uit of a success of nineteen year “Crossing the Bare > S828 Tennyson's | experience as a lung epeclalist and” nit Ne Ate eaeR ee 46 ate to | Years a8 the only expert X-Laght Lun the dead leader nas Wi ute to | Specialist in New York. Examination an Of Lawrence, “Masse, ‘Viitm, Garrison, | Consultation are given, without any char Lloyd Garrison, the poe. eboligion aud cost of treatment ts no hieher thar Woke carly lite and erat\.-e were in: | iat of the family physietan. spiration to the efforts of sult Dr. Andi an Wednesday and er labored, fought an unable to call, writ lowing Mrs, God wil deare t fr Gave the benediction e notes of the dead march Beware of, ieltatlons to thelr stations. Trial treatme 1, Mine. SULTAN, Tn silent reverence’ te congregation is carried down the alsle. At Mount Hope Cemetery the ‘com: World Wants Work Waris BANKING AND FINANCIAL, The issue of aresaare stock of | this Corporation allotted for sale at | 35 cents per share being nearly | subscribed, the price will be ADVANCED TO 45 Certs per Share WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2Ist. The two veins recently discovered on our Sapper claim, composed of quartz andwhite tale, the identical Shoshone formation, indicatethat equal development will make the shares of this Corporation worth many times par, as it has already done for the Montgomery Sho- shone. That this fact is thoroughly appreciated by the knowing ones on the ground is shown by the large number of orders being received for the stock from Bullfrog and Rhyolite. Immediate application is therefore advisable on the part of those who wish to secure this stock at 35 cents, as no more than the | allotted amount will be sold at this price. | The right is reserved to reduce or return any subscription. APPLICATIONS by mail should be accompanied by check to | the order of this Corporation at the rate of 35 cents Per share for the number desired. Minimum subscription accepted, 109: shares, The Pittsburgh Bullfrog Mining Corp'n, Ltd., 1201-1202 Peoples Building, Pittsburgh, Pa, PNR YORK pORPICE: cee WALL STREET. REAL ESTATE. REAL ne eee Oe Se For a Home For an Investment lone SX = MATCHLESS AND IRREPROACHABLE MINEOLA | 25 MINUTES TO HERALD SQUARE 60 TRAINS A DAY—10c, FARE, COUNTY SCAT OF NASSAU COUNTY Right at City Line—Greatest Investment These fixurea shown ‘a the head lines are in fact. We have full-alzed lots, 25 teat Selling These Lots Less Than Acre Prices on These Three Days SATURDAY MARCH 17 SUNDAY een WEDNESDAY MARCH 21 Down $68 Lots, $5 Down, $2 Monthly. BS Lots, $5 uedde) $3 Monthly. Down 168 Lots, $5 Down, $4 Monthly. Monthly } 255 Lots! $5 Down. $s Monthly. Monthly joasure to show our ‘or on any day which 1a 001 THOUSANDS ARE INVESTING, WHY NOT YOU? a foremost © mo ng | Lung) pectalists, and is the direct result of his) er throat or lung disease while they are | m the very first diagnosis each patient | creep ee EVE NG, MARCH 15, 1906. PIANOS AND ORGANS. e PIANOS AND ORGANS, All CARS TRansFER Jo Weare having Tremendous Response ‘:. of 1000 World-Renowned Tone-Lasting $350 Walters Pianos? $195 ‘5 down and*1 a week. The Greatest Diano Value in the World. No piano anywhere near its equai intone. n, artistic dexign, quality of material or workinanship has ever been offered by any manufacturer or dealer at anywhere near the price of the Walters, which 1s Pianos that cannot begin to compare with it aro offered for sale by ee at $350 to $400. ‘Therefore vou save from $150 to $200 when you seoure the celebrated tone-lasting Waltcrs plano for $19%—a plano Built to Last a Lifetime, by the Walters Fiano Company of New York. Every Walters piano is fully guaranteed for ten years (a facsimile of this Ruarantee ts Inserted in gilt letters on tho Inslde of she top Md). Diano Knowledge tor Piano Purchasers Piano Buying is a Confidence —U2'es 20% have expert knowledge of Piano manufactaring you must rely enurely upon the reputation of the firm from which you buy. This, you can readily understand the value you are guaranteed by the name off “Blocimingdale Brothers.” We will be glad at any time to have you look at and examine any Pianos for sale elsewhere, and after inspecting them, with an expert If you wish come here aud see the Walters Pianos, hear their tone, go over the mechanism. consider their construction, give them a thorough Investigation, and then judge for yourself if there is any $350 or $400 plano that will compare with the Walter., —and, remember, our Iberal terms are $5 down and $1 a week, and Pianos Delivered to Your Home on Payment of $5. We do not charge for time taken in making payments, no insurance and no extras whatever—$195.00, that's all. ‘The celebrated Tone-Lasting W: rs Piano has thp finest action, dnest tm- ported felt hammers, best imported wire strings, bushed pins, flue selected ivory keys, new Boston fall-board and music rack, three pedals and practice muffler, the scale is overstrung and 7 1-3 octaves, The cases are beautnully finished tn double veneer, carved and polished. ‘The touch W exceptionally responsive und elastic; so easily inunipuiatea that a child of two tan get a good, strong tone with ease. booking a tremendous amount of orders for the Walters Plano at a $1 a week, Including stool and cover—we advise you to make rrow that delivery may be made immediately, On cash purchases we will box and rhip pianos free to any part of the 17 Cc ti —Don't buy a so-called “slightly used” or second-hand pian’ au ion at any price, for they are as useless a old machinery; you are simply throwing your money a Upon requost our representative will call. All Cars =p Bloomingdales ie Hennes Transfer lo ‘cons, 3d Floor. ——_——— NTIS T RN ee 2. WEST anh ST. “cor, Sein AY. 419 BROADWAY, Cor. Canal st. Dread of Harlem: 164 W. 125TH ST. Des tal Ckare. 998 THIRD AY.,, Entrance on 59th St. LADY 4 NDANS—HOURS, 0 A. 91 FOR SALE. No More endot_ | 108 W. 42D ST.,’cor. 6th AV., Brooklyn: 495 FULTON ST., (After March 15, 472 Fulton.) TO 7, M, SUNDAY RAILROADS, PRI an teaesine nae HN FAILROAD, Automobiles; Manhattan's Pioneer Establishment. gait “hot alr’ and Get wanted love further “in “tier « But & in need of a HGH ch. MBDIUS price utomobile — that oy STRAIGHT am THOROUGHLY tn Al ordi yah ‘ime, trom D a try us, AR one toe row the Oldsnobe or simi ear at $20) er belot Yor ty to swell Meroud ty hy or Panhurds, OH eighteen to eevelity nn eupply your wants, and . WAS BOOT Moaving Mrs, Senne BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE For Men, Women and Children at prices an low as any cash houses, $19 WEEKLY $10 will keep you well dressed; no reference or security required Call or write; open evenings. STANDARD OUTFITTING co. ® and *4.05 P.M, it oMPont ‘Kind M, menisys and att tbe adh tiectrio fixtures, window | fixtures, mast, tex: it ication. Mane and free raliroad tleketa sent on application. ‘Traing leave Long Island City and are Kvaranteed by Title Guarantee and Trust Co, of N. Y. REALTY Wm. H. Moffitt COMPANY ARAB BROADWAY, Our representative will call on you any hour, day of evening, and show map. and explain details. No}. tables, ‘Bo, 245 Broadway. GayTeMEN's clothing to order on $i eekly payments: perfect fit: fine ma- terial, EXCHANGE CLOTHING CO., "289 Broadway. room & Sunday World Wants -—_.| Great March Piano Sale } 194 BROADWAY, below Fulton, “| HEMSTITCHED HUCK TOWELS : ALL LINEN BARNSLEY CRASH Uallgs Beh vd Ploinde AR 5 WESTERN RAILWAY Oi RAILWAY 07 0 ‘ally, Nor, oni, 2.55 P. Mf, | EATON HUBLBURT'S STATIONERY | | A | Those Specially that have made Friday TTHE DAY OF DAYS FOR SHOPPERS, Every Department NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS, ALL SILK PEAU DE CYGNES | White, cream and rastionsblel) } 39 | Mmht colors—yalue .50 d,s NEW CHECK TAFFETAS Bright finish—pinhead and block checks—apring colors; also in black-and-whlte—value .65.....+. BLACK SILK PEAU DE SOIES 2 Inches wide—soft love finish Sale .T6.ccese0s: Bicbeesbaeess ALL WOOL CREPE ALBATROSS 26 inches wide—2 leading shades ieaiso white and black—value ws. |*29 IMPORTED NUN'S VEILINGS | 42 Inch Leading Soring shades— he 59 | Including new grays—value 7, IMP'D SILK AND WOOL EOLIENNES 46 inches wide—fashionable le ie elnenere tate LS | LINEN FINISH CHAMBRAYUS Also Linen Etamines, half linen, } 7 mostly cream—value .12% and .19 WOOL FINISH MOHAIR SUITINGS * |.a9 HEARN 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 West Fourteenth Street. 7,9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Thirteenth Street, FRIDAY, AS USUAL, BARGAIN DAY with | Bright, Fresh New Merchandise t Lowered Prices Gives Its Quota. WOMEN’S SPRING JACKETS Tan Covert and peer Cheviot\y <strapped back and front Notch or Inlaid Collars button finish—satin lined— all sizes—value $10.00... WOMEN'S NATTY TAILORED SUITS Pony and Eton styles—Chitfon, Broadcloth. Panama and Cheviots—fashionable Spring Shades—etitched straps, buttons and scroll braid —newest skirts—valuo $29.98. WOMEN'S NEW DRESS SKIRTS 574g ° 15,50 | 4.49 | best dress ods styles—excellent Peat ren ind costauitacvatue 19} 9 FINE FANCY BATISTES Bxcellent styles—all made for fata} 5 season—regular 12% cent quality, LACE STRIPED PANAMAS highly mercerled, Pink, it. blue ana cream—regular 9 ct. quality. YARD WIDE NAINSOOKS sheer, fine quality—value 12%..} 794 LINGERIE WAIST PATTERNS 112 Val. i Pet grabs oe A once BD FIG'D NOVELTY WAISTINGS Fae ee SR a ee a) WHITE SILK EMB'D FLANNELS Elaborate or neat patterns— | hem or scallop—Vvalue .98,.....+ 1.69 WHITE DOMET FLANNELS Extra wide—usually .10,.....000 | MERCERIZED PERCALINES Black white and londinn apeing {6% ades, for linings and } wi skirts—celsewhere BT . WOMEN'S NEW DRESS HATS Chiffon ct etre comeinations oI fla aie ofatt valle BLM. ciciessesuef 149) LARGE SPRAYS OF FLOWERS A dozen kinds—worth .19..@....64. FRENCH NET CURTAINS Wide lace inserting and edge— } full length—valua $2.25... | PERSIAN STRIPE DRAPERIES Snore’ and dene value ...... F429 BAGDAD STRIPE COUGH COVERS —s Simbinations—valus $208.) 1.98 @ | TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS Reversible Oriental designs— hand knot fringe—2 yds. square- value $2. 1.10 1.49 -|.98 NEW CRETONNES Momte and satin finish— about 60 patterns—value ,17... }.1234 FINE ALL WOOL SMYRNA RUGS Sg Wan ti designs value sit a8 f 16,98 PERFECT WINDOW SHADES $0°d Ging \Folorvaluo’ i-..f PURE FEATHER PILLOWS No odor. free trom dust—best quality uckings, nie 88. -49/24x90—value $1.19 ne) alue 98 .59/26x30—value $1.39 .79 ALL LINEN H, S, SETS Full bleached—10-4 cloth— dozen Napkins—value A6 } 298 1636 2ixt? inch—regularly .26.....} ctra, he heavy--I7 tneh—value | 7 ROGERS SILVER PLATED TEASPOONS handles—half do: 9... fancy Bee J 32 RENAISSANCE CENTRE PIECES jade—13x id Handmestaver lace or unen | 49 centres—value .79. HANDMADE RENAISSANCE SCARFS balsa tea) Pim peated : 1.49 FIG'D DENIM SLIP COVERS Oriental and floral designs— com edge—regularly .29,..., AZ JAPANESE CANE SUIT CASES 22-Inch—leather oapped co brass trim—value $2.69. }1.69 Oheviot, Panama, Broadcloth- Ught and dark gray plaldsoircular, semi-circular find flare effects—special value Broadcloth and Cheviot new styles for stout fase "i FINE BRUSSELS NET WAISTS Sleeves “caine site ined FINE NUN'S VEILING WAISTS Entire front Silk Emb‘d in ao 98 deep tucked ouft—value %. olor ulnedcoliarciiiea | 49 WOMEN'S CAMBRIC WRAPPERS front—pleated back—brald trim—value 59... FULL LENGTH CHALLIE KIMONOS Plain colors, also Fan and i 1.98 bands...... ae Cambric and Nainsook—French emb'y or two Insertings and mixtures—aleo pretty grav WOMEN'S EX. SIZE DRESS SKIRTS figures—epecial.. ‘Tucked front with Val. lace in 2,98 value inserting, design.-new eleeve— WOMEN'S DRESSING SACQUES dack with belt—value .65... Broad shoulder effect—full i 59 Allover figure effects—satin WOMEN'S NIGHT DRESSES ribbon run— 79)! WOMEN'S DRAWERS \ Cambric and Muslin—emb'y ruffle 1.49 or inserting and lace—value .%.. WOMEN'S FINECOUTILLE CORSETS Black, White and fancy shades — habit hip and straight around, | 79 A with and without garters— epectal FINE PERSIAN LAWN WAISTS All over emb'd fronts, inserting effects, with cluster tucks— others with scallop Mecen ot Bley: : 1.49 emb'y—long or —value $1.88, BLACK SATEEN PETTICOATS | High, lustre-10 attractive styles | og —value $1.29. sf Tense BOYS' REEFERS ‘Tan and Olive Covert, navy serge, also gray and golf re¢ cheviots—out long, 2% to 10 \ 3.98 © yrs.—value BOys' TOP COATS 4 ‘Tan and Olive Coverts, also Stripes and invisible piatde— | 3, 9 broad shoulder effectout long— 8 to 16 vr#,—value $5.00., BOYS' KNEE PANTS 9 29 49 All Wool Gheviots and Tweeds —also Corduroys—patent waist BOUS' LAUNDERED WHITE WAISTS fed—Neckband shirt EsToed wo is ves value beet } 69 Cheviot Cloth, Serge and e —olal a Wo- Xin’ ined-vali Ese i Fashionable colore—Russian and pretty novelty styles silk, emiyy, gilt and fancy jess Tegular $4.98 dresses. GIRLS’ WHITE LAWN DRESSES , Pretty girlish designs— lions and tucks—extra y wide skirts. hi Arata 200. ee Pink and bl heck Git —trim'd. with ombly or ea 19 —slzes to 2 yre.—value .39... Regular and extra sizes—value .15, MEN S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Soft tintshed Madras— WOMEN'S FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE Double Heels, Toes and Soles., ately and Feau de Sole- Pearl or gilt buckles—value .39.. 17 GOLD PLATED FLORENTINE FRAMES | i bands—3 to 13 yrs.—value .75.... }.39 BOUS’ GOLFS, YACHTS AND ETONS GIRLS' NEW SPRING DRESSES praia trim—6 to 14 yre.— trimmed with emb'y, medal- LITTLE CHILDREN'S DRESSES WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED VESTS Stripes and Agures—valne 49. WOMEN'S NEW SILK BEES EMB'D LINEN & CRASH BELTS } Square and oval—value .49., 29 FANCY RUCHINGS 6 lengths in box—regularly .25... MEN'S ALL LINEN HANDK’FS Hemstitched— and % inch } hem—value .12%4. WHITE EMBROIDERIES 7 ] is Hagings and Insertings—2 to 9 Quire boxes, various tints } 15 ine! ‘ambric, Nainsook, 1 and slzes—value .29 to 49...) « Swise—all d desirable watterne— ( » te} POSTAL CARD ALBUMS CHIFFONS AY Decorated Covers—vaiue 2,49 /AEINCH SILK CHIFFONS }.20 IN TOILET DRUIEEE IN NOTIONS ¥ es—detac 8 Dress Shtelds—t ‘ Baved Tendloscremuiesty. a.) + wolgskane A fin ere aie} oft mr iarasscried carsoree: 3.) - Eividole tives erocsovabee a} 9 Allg