The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1907, Page 11

BEEF PRICES CHEAPER, Ten Per Cent. Reduction in West Get No Relief, Packers Say. rigee the ten per cent. reduction in {has practicilly ceased temporart {es West will-not extend to Now York |#raph to hold back their live # fa predicted to-day by local dealers. “A:—Cadahy;—the-packer_pre- | iN not be affect BUT NOT FOR NEW YORK ; Due to) “Local” Conditions, and This City Wilt @ne ‘price ‘of ‘fresh mosis announced in shippers hava been notified by tele- ‘New York, from present indications, | ed, although deepatches _THE EVENING WORLD, | | | fiy, and tock. <j ing proved the greatest-e-ent of its kind that has |_low prices heen quoted on merchandise of equal qualit from the West state the dectine {a expected to meet the Bast end of the week @ets in Omaha a general reduction tn | of all foodstuffs, due to pecullar ‘conditions, however, and not to the financial flurry, All packing holises ta Omeha have ent. cit in medts owing, {t la aid, to! ever-wupply, “The killing ‘of eattle,| iy South Anticipated In| New . York," hatmer, ‘genera! superintendent Bohwaszschlid & Sulzberger Com: saying, demsind onl; cheaper, ‘meat becomes, cheaper. has been no suc wUaIeS Ih we At the Lincoln Square | “SPIRITED péttormancs or“ Alleria” was Kiven' by the Abor. / Opera Conipany at the Lincoln | Gquare Theatre laxt evening, A dit too “gereduots,somemhat-cride-and jacking! te Ttiltan atmoephere,neverthelgas it] wes sung weil and acted with Intelll- ~—pance-—-One— particularly commendatti i was the clear enunciation of all the principal singers, The text really ‘could-be-understood. Estelle Wentworth be_no reduction. - jin Omaha has not reached -here, “has the present financial condt: { ; w-reductton-of-prices: pounced that packers there had jo i Omari Bt —bar—-that the wi } atutfs thers, Luckstone an excellent Alfio, Grace Orr Myers was Lola; Hattle Arnold, Lucha, and Albert Parr Turridu. Max ichandler, the conductor, bandied “his terces admirably. off from ten to forty cei "Whatever cayise hag attected prices: | far as ‘t-cansee,siven any reason for Tbate despatches, from Chicago. aa-| ded to follow the ten per- ae cut | price of meats will continue to fell | ‘The cattle market in the West was a hundred rethlie ta and the reduotions in price | BY, the! “The Treason no-Kenerat reduction 1s BE. Kir of tl pany, 1s vis that our ‘prices jare regulated according-to supply and \- At ive ‘stock! becom . There pwopply” recently, and, consequently, there: will neither: titi, 90} not de- Louis advices say there ines been | no rewuction in-retall prices of food- holowle | to Teach seventy-five cents Betore Muscagni's work, Gilbert and | @ullivas’s perenuial wi On. It is astonishing how The music is just as q@mirancing, with {ts deligntful imitation ef grand Opera manners, and the satire fe Just ae fetching as it was more than « of a opniury sag Grace Orr Ryerss fosephine disclosed a plump and Posing perwon with a sweet, small {1 Braneon's-Si~-Joaepl Porter. was admirable in make up and action; Hattie Arnold made a droll Little But- teroup, and Harry Luckstone'’s Cap‘ain Corcoran. Harold Blake's Ral otraw, Arthur Wi PROPER TIME 10 aye thousn ine latter were_ali-acceptable. althougn the le would do well to drop his interporkted” exaggerations Master Joseph Hugnes,, ai the plssaprate wits ua_tscrutabic— ta the On ‘tien whole, the settings and the ‘costumes were creditable. But why :"Binatore on the sailors cape, without the “EH. M. 8.2 or the captain's. unt- form with three rows of butto: Bir Joseph's “sisters and hie and his aunts? in-the-short skirts of A leading health journal, USE THE MINTURE Tells How the Blood Gets Sour —and-Impure and- Gives Home- Recipe to Prepare, — in an- oF swering the question, ‘What is the Dest_prescription to .clean_and_purity. the blood?” prints in a recent issue chorus girls? the following: Fluid Extract of Dan- SYLVESTER RAWLING. | Gojion one-half ofince, Compound Sears ea Kargon one ounce, Compound Syrup SELLING MANHATTAN SEATS: | Sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake well and w The’ Manhattan Opera-House opened snte—ef-each-meatand-at bedtime Tis box office yesterday tor tre single seats for Mr. Hammerstein's sea- ins next Mon- ance—of—“Ta. any people In be Ing and there was @ ream of purchasers all day. MARIE“ ‘DRESSLER-MAKES A. GREAT HIT IN LONDON TONDO, Oct, %—Marie Drosate + gyade ae great hit at the Palace Theatre Tere last night-on_her first European ap- pearance, From the fifst-moment ahé seemed to-srip the audience. whose ap- plawre steadily grew In enthusiasm. main_triumph was fm the recita: “The Gloves! Js familiar with this pres posed of simple ingredients _| scription pharmacy, otiés-and:siourishes the blood: a few days-the skin begins sores, boils and pimples, oilitated rhen and women. ——s— FELL INA FAINT AND-DIED— INA SUBWAY ROAD STATION. | Waiting with scores of other pas- —— i “sengarc at the One Hundred and Thirty- argon and ——Extract——Dat works—wonders. puts the kidneys to-work to fi sift out the waste matter, w and other impurities that ca ease. It makes new_b! A well-known local druggist can be obtained from any good pre- loou and in ‘teaspoonful doses after cription “Btates-that it ts-harmiess,_being-com— which —eleans—the—blood—of—ait-tmpurt= in.just4. to clear It pute if Yeor and energy into run-down, de- Wor many years Sarsaparilla alone hag been con- | sidered A 00d blood medicine. while It built up and made new blood, the Impurities remained within and the good accomplished was only tem- porary. Sarsapirilie,- however, whey used_In-conibination with Compound But indeHion: This—eombination._ iter and ric acta | use dis- Ta Teves, rheumattam —ant and bladder troubles. seventh street and Broadway statlon oT thasSubway for the § o'clock train to- , Thomax A Carrot, nitty sete peara_old._ot No. 48 West Ore Hun- hifd street, fell into “the arma Sta. ai BYOWn ot ONT TaN ALS “This prescription-ts- better-than-the- | usual patent medicines, which are in the most part alcoholic ‘concoctions. “Fhe ingredients=-cost= but ittte-and: fly mixed at home. Every man Le ‘*UeLSDAY, OCTOBER 29, Mail RESTAURANT Phonographs, Orders $1 dcwn, — Filled, é e k. ee NEW YORK. A ~ SIXTDDAY, 19870209 STREET. $6 to *6.50 Irish Point Curtains at *4.50 © SPECIMEN value fae this great Lace Curtain cra Upholstery Sale hich yesterday 5 tremendous sell- Mills all over the country having for weeks felt deeply present conditions, ckme to u¥ with propositions by the score, and being in a position to buy, we secured stecks at almost half what the most conservative appraiscr would ‘erm lowest actus . Doa't misindge this event as a sale of but a few isolated values, but know tliat it involves practically everythin) curtain line; and wth the merchandise before us to back up our announcement we make this positive statement that not in ye gar Fourth Floor. happened in years. ‘va’ in’ thé lace have such 190%. 9, 11, 13, 18, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 27 and 29 West Thirteenth i) to 80 cents for articles, by plece, dozen or gross, usually 5c. to $1.00, 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 West Fourtegath St. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY. Autumn Sale of Notions and Dressmakers’ Supplies. Cut Prices Right Through the Stock! Rich Irish Point Curtains (Special), g ($4.50 to $5.50 Curtains, per | $6.00' to $6.50 Curtains, per pair, $2.05. i ite $4.40; |: i Extra: values at $6.50, $7.00 and 80.75. ‘Nottingham Curtains Arabian Curtains. $1.75 and $1.95 Curtains. 98c'| $7.50 & $7.90 qualities ,.$4-85 $3.50. anid $3.78 Curtains. .$1.95 | $9.50 & $10.00 qualities..$5 $4.00 and $4.80 Curtains. :$2:65 | $12.75.&-$13.25 —$8,00-and-$6.00-Curtains. 5.50 & Sis. . One Tot Cx 400 pairs; worth $5.00 to 38.80; cholte, per “pat $4: Lath HES Beautiful: Hand-made Novelties on French Nets Renaissance Curtains. Renaissance Curtain $4.50 id $5.00 styles: 43.08 “$11,285 and $1.75 styles $5.90 and $6.50 style: 3.98 | $12:80 end $13.75 styl $6.90 and $7.50 style: $14.78 and $15.00 sty $4.85 -$8;50 and $9.28 styles... .$5.90 | $20.00 and $22.50 <tyies...$13.75 $ Tapestry Table Covers,” $3.60 Armure Tapisizy Covers—dining table size, $1.75. $3.75-Mercerized-Dining- Table-Covars, $2. 45_ “LOT 2=-RevVernible Germ, Two Big Portiere Specials: ae They are the moat remarkable Values ever gotten ‘together here, and just when Porticres are most wanted, Portieres at $13.75 » Worth up to $22.00, LOT 1French Gobelin Tapestry —Cream. ground, beantifully woven in artletic design, lined with heayy, solid-color tapestry. in Silk Crinkied'Tapestry; no lining required; finished with Vai Dy Ke edge, In artistic, Buangeanlel color effects. LOT -3=VeronaVetour—Most_approved: destgny-and-colorings, richly — ined, in various ‘solid-colar, effects. 235-Pairs- Portieres-at-$5.00- 7 “Worth up to. 63.00. Chofce of 235 paira of handsome solid-color Armure ‘Tapestries, with rick applied borders; below present, wholesale, cost. Tapestry Couch Covers, 8c. De not judge quality by these low prices. We gunrantee ¢ . Tapestry Couch Covers—60 inches wide; exira reversible inishéd with knotted fringe; worth 25 per cent. the mill. Each ......6..+ $2.78 Bagdad Tapestry Covers, each,.$1.85. $4.85 Heavy Rug Tapestry Cavett each, $2. aes 8 wo tha WHITE, BATISTE iE E WAISTB—" acer fensaame dealgna— ~ Baa re PIN isa BAPIRTE: AISTS—wi Sb CHILDRER'S:COL’D COATS Broadsioih, Serge Pace” ~Cloth—mivtary- atyies or w: Velvet collars or fancy'h Eto 6 yeare—ren. H. arnt: SCHOOL DRESSES— ite All Over The Store Money Sabing Opportunities Not possible to rpeclty them all— J These but point the. way to scores:of others... I 1,49 } “3.98 CALIFORNIA, ¥ BLANKETS) aby trish and Val: Ex. heav extra large by white with pink, |’ bluy tnd red: bordere—both | warp and filling cuaranteed” pure, Wooley 1K: binding: rth baby Irish Frenet, and ‘German - 1 Teoen and metaliion: 3:98]— mixtures and/plain hmareeewelst. a Soprettily= trimd i4-years—value-$2, ind 3x2 yds., $6.50 and ie 50 Heavy Belgian Tapestry Covers, 244x2 yds at $3.7) T,000_ Dinner Sets--=*15 and 318. Grades, 100 Pieces, To- Morrow at *9.95.,.. nn roo EVER in china trade __annals has a lower price been quoted on dinner” sets of this character. The purchase which brought about this dinner set offering -was one ot the greatest th store ever put through, and the sets involved are among the mest | artistic that were ever made to sell at the regular prices, $15 and $18. “We Guarantee These Dinner Sets unqualifiedly_as perfect in every way; the designs afe beautiful rose sprays in different colors finished with gold tracings end gold lines. The sets consist of: : $9.95 1 doz. Dinner Plates, Value $18 2 cov. Vesetablo Dishes, 2 open Vegetable Dishes. 1 doz. Tea Plates, el 3 Meat Hatters, 1 doz. Soup Plates, “1 doz. Fruit Saucers, 1 Pickle Dish, 1 doz. thd. Butters, 1 bauce Boat— Soup“Pureen;— —{n-all-100-pleces___ $8.50 Thin Austrian China Sets—56 pes.—$5 A Collection. of 810 | Cut Glass at oa 95 ; ——Howls-ot-all-sizes,—Water—PHchel eae Vases, Hof Bon _ ‘Dishes, Nappies, Sugar and Cream. Sets, Saye ge Be tlessand hundreds of other desirable pleces—at 49 Manufacturers’ Samples Fancy China and Bric-a-Brac—worth up to $3—at 95c¢ {se muoh lower than usual, it's the substential “allow & tingle piéce of- furniture to enter our ———pte-—tengtha--of—Bleached—Table _ Fifty*30 Golden Oak Dressers€~Chiffoniers, HE result of a most- unusual fu: ~-money brought about-a tremendous price lowering: While the price in-every instance ¥5 o0 Embossed 7 FESS -, $10.00 High- Class Foreign Covers, each, $5.00. Housekeeping Linen Sale 91.95 Hemstitched Table Cloths at $1.50 | eee Main Floor, Rear ef Rotunda. CLEAN-UP of five hundred Table Cloths from an importer’s stock. Allpurelinen silver-bleached~ Table Cloths, hemstitched all round; handsome da- mask.patterns; a good serviceable quality; value $1.95; @7 "$1.45 Tea Cloths at 98¢ | 35c Huck Towels at 25¢ 30@ dozen Hematitched Towels, satin damask Tea Cloths— pire linen, 36 In. square, 98c all-linen; fine weave Huckaback; good value at 35c,; spe Es 25¢_ hemstitched, val. $1.15, at Clad op eeennnnnnennesrerr sf *$1.05 Table Napkins, q 14c Huck Towels at 10¢ OZ. 280 doxen Irish Dainask Napkins— 400 doz, Union Huck ‘Towels, frass. bleached, hemmed ends; 20 ini¢hes square, all pure linen, Meat stripo bordors; spe- 10 tu yard 48c One thousand manufacturer's sam- five good patterns— $1 50 cial at.. $1.25 Bed Spreads at 98c valtie $1.95 dozen, at 19. vases: White [ed Spreads; — Marseilles patterns and full size, $1.95 Fringed Spreads at Damask—2 to 4 yard pieces, heavy | quality—value 68c, yard, 48c \3 ns at 75e “3159 ams, eae with embrotdered corners — size Five cases white Bel Bpreads; $2x32 “inches — regularly fringed all round; some with 7S¢ 98c., al cut corners for brass beds, $19.75 Gr MNith Fioer, iture—purchase—in- -which-the—maker’s—exigency—for-, character of the furnilure that should tempt you most. We do not stock that ie not thoroughly trustworthy. s Illustrated, of quartered | $19. 75 hed; -full—_sweil Fancy ¢ oval mirror, at | Value $50,00— 0 Gurly Biren Dr 30 Dining aire box -frame;cane scat, 3:50 Dining din ‘Chi Chairs— spring sea: and woman Maas Tem requires: a—good bless: and tonic. The Kargon to clean the ——————— deed eid Sosenizeiitt mrt fag hreatut he said, faintly. ‘Please N pressed a hand to hls heart. Peceatne weaker, ho sank to his knees. Shakespeare uvenve. ‘I cannot catch alte TBE a ro Other, passengers on tho station, In- sludinp fasxerel oun g: ASOT potty and vitalize them so they enn clean a! * mar volunteered +01 the blood, Sarsaparilla to make new Dring water, pelleving the man wis In| “1-4, hood, and Dandelion to tone-the1 it. But when the festures of the-man| stomach, clean the liver and rtlaxed a man shouted: "He ts dying!’ and the womun fell back as the men ——-sarried the ‘body into a stetion room. i thet dead. He was a mar: “Tiel man ot family and employed. as @ clerk by a downtown contrasting firm. ere should, make sdine up and try it if they feel their “sys. —medictre kidneys make it active and relleve const{pation, Is the | way the prescription acts, and so (mildly anJ gently that one does not consider they are taking a medicine, TONE If there is oné thing more than another that will commend the HAZELTON Piano to mi ee critics it is the HAZELT TONE. So eyen—so rotind—so full, re- sonant and responsive to the _ séntiment of the performer that it fs expressive of every emo- tion. A companion to the artist —an Inspiration to the musician, whe Fotund bass pulattes the strings of asjmonio--the mandulation: of, ie ntre leaves nothing to fhe teins {nthe upper register ‘tre bled Uke in purit: The HAZELTON TONE is dis- tinctive, aristocratic if. you’ please; vibrant, virile—tuned to accompany the trained bu- man voke and to please the trained ear. An as: the most economy. and take the goods with and pay at your own jence,? Lenox jaye a HAZELTON without feeling "he so easy that any home may ie outlay, 2274 Third Ave., nr.124¢! $84Columbus av.,nr 204¢) Os. See OPEN EVENINGS, method that allows jevery lady and gentleman to dress in the best manner with Clothing No referénce or security re- quired—make the first deposit Clothing Co. ||: 278 Sixth Ave., near 17th St. All Stores on West Side of Avenues, Occupying the Entire Buildings, ‘Ou— nven- Ih St. ih St. OTH! Me eg oe Rea ‘ape 93 24,00: §27, 50 $50 Golden Oak Dressers—special for this sale, $36.00. curly Birch Chiffonters; $21,75 S250 We. 2. Ssttecs. with_Spanish Jeather.—toose- $2.65 fe 3) $11.00 Wl. Arm Chairs to-match Setiee,-$0:75-— slau 304 2.00 Weat red Osk Settecs, $10.50 50 $25.00 Brass Beds at $18.75 Beds are made with two-inch straight posts, heavy tee fitted Her door-knob vases, wonran(ss¢) best French lacquer finish; to be iad in-al! sizes. $19 Weathered Oak Ex. Tables at $14. 75; from thoroughly seasoned quartered oak, weathered finish, ecg fitting slides, routid top, fitted with deep mouided rim, very massive pedestal legs, mounted: with claw feet. -$t7-Weath. Ork-Ex. Table,------——-- iH Weath. Osk Ex. Table. Oak Ex, Table. FOR BALE. Smash Go Prices in Al Autos, | Pioneer Auto- —mobiie- Exchange. Wall street owners and others attested a. 85.000 tp 812.000 ‘French and Seams Pae: bards, Mercedes, Rochet-Sohnelsers,. Beale Ks, Cs 5, 9000; Maxwell, tn TA ramre best bantaine ever! Broadway Mammoth Auto- mobile Exchange, %0 to 245 West 64th at., New York. NEW CREDIT SYSTEM f CLOTHING {, Read “These Prices Etecy machine sold and delivered at $1.00 weeny: take LENOk CLOTHING Co., TAN Ines, Fepresebuntire {aides call, Oran fet. 2a end Baik ate WATOHES AND. DiAmonns AMERICAN WATCH and DIAMOND CO,, 8’ MAIDEN LANE, ‘Phone 5007—Cortlandt, n Mrenings, 1: Family “well are te LANs tate ta the sat ener ed Avis bets taid 18 teh Sts, CREDIT cuore ere eit WANHATTRR: 7 Weet 14 t Strode near Fifth Av. F week will keep, Jou aad, your CLOTHING CO., 1114 84 Ave. th ti. and jajent| invisible, i ae ire invable "Bifocal and, Rt ass WOALB WANTS Wonk WonDEN | Ditine or Teg ‘uRTEENTH. rEENTH STREET BANK [ $8.50 W. O. Cellarette, $7.75 “$31 Golden Oak China Closets, $2750 7~ Made of quartered oak, highly polished, with bent class _ends, nicely carved claw feet; guaranteed construction. $17.50 Weathered Oak China Ciosets 50 Go) Oak China Closcts 75 Mahogany China Closets $42 Mahogany Buffets ri $35. 50° Made of_genuing mahogany, handsomely finished and highly pollshed, ~ ‘fitted with French bevel plate milrror, shaped French legs with carved claw feet; best construction. Solfa Mahogany Buffet Weathered -Osk-Sidebos: Golden Oak or Antwerp Buffe $14.50 $29.75, $35. PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE. THE -ANTIQUE- FURNITURE -EXGHANGE pals West 28th St, near proeewel| Decca toward which DENTAL OFFICES: ietlt 2 at 5 Hera may be found charming pf: cas “of the Coloniat | period true, artisan, “Shoula, you. wish a Highboy. Lowboy. Bidepoard or side Table, pie, Wark Table or Top Inelowed of open Desk, teh. of low je of Gouble Bods, or the Napoleon ods with dressers Aff chaste of dram ‘and Chairs, Iarge or with witmed claw feet or the claw ball sttects | “Grandtather, Clocks and randmoth fn fact anything re Ine to the gid Rimcgrie mes of Chippenda Bheraton, Hepplewhite or Adame’s.: ma; here, be eee it comparitively nominal Menta res Ss comp! tq"achleva peifoct results, ar gta of treating nervous pergone ts simply 6s- eyes eare” Abeol: Guarant: Positively Painless Extraction Best Teeth (Special) $8.00 Filling from....+.. Gold Crowns, 22k. gold Beautiful Rose Pearl Plates (£25.00), restuced to, tesa in weatment of bi Loose Teeth Tightened by the Alveolar method, Old plates, conta and Surideas ince held until INTERES. AND DIVIDEND. NOTICES: | repalr lowent price Inatrumenta ‘Thoroughly Rteilixed. 338 SIXTH. AVENUB,’ Cor, Fete Chobe eracett 20, Baay weekly payments to those unab! to pay. Chan, Woréign languages spokess noard Ee Dineton hers this ay i clered te weoal quarterly divigend of, 24 Per cont. free of tax. parable Nov, 1, Books cloes Oct. 38 and Nov, OUTS V_ENNY! HELP WANTED—MALE, | Taree manufacturing ora. and. a thoroumnly, ‘com: 8, atl ver- STEAM EUS TE A MEOATS: UE PAnrEN LONG BRANOH AND BACK. rains Oe IK 6 io act) ni Desadyiwrorid) Want Ad. NDAY always brings goed work to Dag— + inree, blocks Leave “TINE Hu _t6 at {{ Nataral Squirrel Sets Buitadle tor women or missea— beautiful dark gray—fine grade— large pillow muff and throw scart with broad ends—fine lning—comld not be found XS: PousBLE: ‘Tweods, Mixtures and plain colores 2 plain oF fandel linings aun wi GIRI4' KNOCKABOUT H. =fine felt—silk ribbon bands— rexularly .98..... iJ Fine black Pacman Te 98. "tor ‘corset cov Nersapen ice Pettey tealog. Reteete white i NBSE CAN siiaspse CA ¥y ole lea capped corners— Rates leather vals if 1s F W yh Canton Flannel and Flannelette +—Garmenta that m Q ments of full cut, good shape and” thorough: fintah—majority made to our special order in great _quantities on that cash basis that enables us to give ‘values: — NIGHT DRESSES—warm, “nappy,” With contresting roll eollar and cuffs —pliain or scallop... ‘78 stripes, wi beading ‘of alk stitching White and Fancy—Very fin alli stitching or emda cola or win bands and pl Cant Extra quality—emb'y ruffle . [UNDERSKIRTS— “Skirta—wn ari Sr alk herringbone nite a and tucks—special .. Tite Wool Faamelhem- ae all silk stitched— ——worth-#2-38. vhite Flannel—elaborately emb'd, ene fitched— He tor heavy ribcplain or. fleece lined—short or long sleeves— allk. and ero'd finish.. 4 TD uality: ‘worth White oF st or di Cie yoke of tucks | and ailk bar atitonines Te ances Wednesdani 1 BREAST TS—With and without ebent tearice and oo Cor Knicker trousers— 7 years—value $5.00 end TS AND. BERERSCOxtord Cheviots, 3.98 high bust—« impoited coutll—odd sises— therefore $2.75 Corseta, Children's Corset: Waists— heavy twill autesn—white __and_gray-patent fastenings aster AU RC TESTOR 2 to yrs. np Gorton: HOSE— Black, with and without split soles, -also-emb'd |--and_tan; also are and 36.0... =| .49 iCOATS— floun th $1. worth #1: ched ale ieen—tattorec PRED UNDBRWEAR—heavy fleece Iined—all iran ‘ainscok; wane PON. YRUS— EL GLOVES—One clasp—biack olor nut Rreat wentss: % SUIT ther le and webbing— ona Lin dle Including Pollee and Fire TOR: «: Wash Dress Fabrics ot Summer—and—Winter—this—fars—-at-—— mous department can be counted’ *;tm | upon for the most complete ae- tf.) perior — It la-not.possible.to P+ find such stocks or values else” ¢ where:— settle! nO vit French Novelty Piald Zeytes trada beautiful colorings—advance styles. for 1X8—6 cent quality. bie Fine merc'z'd Poplins—selt stripes and figures—etreet ng. ev Ing eailes—mnde to soll at 8 | Modrases, Zephyrs, Cinghams a “Bectauchers-—a full thtesFan a Domestic Tote: than’ preecht- wholesdle Outing Flannels—extra heavy nap— der @ assortment of stripes, checks. nd plain colors—non-shrinkable— fast colors—Value -1 59 ith bermstitohing: 1.25 with and Fase 1 uutton fasten (e-Fiannél poke .* dote-handsomel: with-wide- silk emb’ jeats—ailk frogs.... 1.08 haat with aitk scallop 6 Hay ai | -advance-atyles that-others—will_not -show..bafara. Fall Handsome Piaid and Check Sultinge= double width—wool fintsh—coples of -all-wool 89 ae saustavowere 9 § carry targer-than-att-other, houses combined, and SHULL then below the prices we would ha: o| Ry inthe marke Our prices . (3. 8} Brocaded Silk Mous ellnes—three-quars 7 ter silk—hixh lustre—beauttfal-qualithye x with dota and figures in self colore= 133 < aaily mb Boriasea—white, with’ dalnt floral designa—an emb'd cloth— “that will be: very popular next sessoa, Phesc are advance styles—malke chandsome evening and dancing frocks—worth 29... +e 1B 4 Plain Col'd Batistes—ali leadin, ; . vin aliabie foe linings, -drop-skinte = ‘and Bed Bet lnin ‘ 7 Fine Fancy Batistes ou. Kimonos, and underwear Mei: searth: 19. <1 “etiee 50 | Ruffled xo nimrons Stiaiy batt the eae Corset Covers. —elegwhere 12-and-2t-.9% and BS I ie as a> ~ M ORNING SALES on 1.19 riped—hematitched yore silk scalloped ruffle. flannelette— 1d scalloped riffle. Set Freer Pentel “tucks and rote! White Dee re alaborale 1k nom! NT To preveht dealers buying wo reserve the privilege of restricting quantities. Fruit of Loom Muslinus Yard wide—mill lengths—2 to 70 price from the plece, | nts—Our morning Sale pri {Pat usual prices wade 1b. 1 For SmOCURE RES wa le ue Tar Paid Silks - i The Buel ak other edn ‘= Women’s White Skirts |} Muslin and Cambric. tae trim’a || founcas or with and tucke—jKood Goeiities= well_made—worth $1.25... RECON FLOOR.-CENTRE BUILDING “Stewart'’ Plaids and fancies; Big atyliah, morrow morn’ Obes MAIN. FLOOR LOENTHE BUILDING. Men's Dress hirts Stronz but fine muslin--Unton Inen hosoms-—felled seams—neck and wriaty bands reinforc 1 sleeve | Madras Percalos fo serviceable for walsts, drosses and ch! = | bars, F ars | @OLD UNTIL 1 P. M. ONLY—NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE onpiRat Tirdseye Diapering xtra quality—aoft fin! {dren's wear—white, with self cross Bai “avitiptNa 12 tripes'or firures and Ing colored figures or 5 Toneweat F colo Hinings 4 le BUILDING, Annee i 5 ety inches wi 10-yd,