The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1908, Page 9

~, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1908 —$$— $$ HORSE TAKES ADE Villian. oernannemensomierteninacticten “ACTOR BLAMES HEARN. This Store is a Known (Quantity | } en u _ You can lean upon it and depend upon ! and it as it stands back of every purchase and is ready to right every wrong brought to | FOURTEENTH STREET Weat of Fifth Avenue | Company its attention at a moment's notice, It is | \ i Wa) rani | operated upon broad, intelligent lines, | A UGUST SALE ; S A Cle 5 {Spills Men Riding Behind) which means best service; standard mer- and toc earances | j chandise; lowest possible prices. im as He Jumps to NOW COMBIN. i} aS the Platform, | TO DOUBLE ATIRACTIONS! Fark Mtr’ Boat 5 soon wann ese eset sce! Out With All Present-Season Merchandise | 2! svete inventor sos. Se ee eer | Smashed Because Game | metenth streat, was driving a oe pay | Summer Goods must go, Opportunities are unprecedented ' jorse, hitched t grocer’s delivery P) ! Warden Could Not Hear, | wagon, across the Third avenue bridge | That’s the policy of the Greenhut Store, and we are going to enforce it, no Surplus must be cleared, for Autumn Household Need from Harlem into the Bronx to-day. In| matter how great the sacrifice. The store will ever be influenced by modern, WE NEVER CARRY STOCK, BUY NOW! the wagon with him he had two friends eden de ed Preval Mark arisen, the aclans pheasraain: | areeet: mead isrentaon iraaiey ld; progressive methods—hence its determined purpose to carry no merchandise over Ho inl eeeachene oniat fee awash als Coed i mer home {a at Fast Setauket, on the jot No. 8%) East One Hundred and Fit-| from one season to another. You, the public, are the gainers—to what extent may ry » \ Teng Island Sound, had to Jump for tde| eth atreet, and Alexander Doras: | be readily seen by reading over the following items, which represent but a tithe of AUGUST SALE OF Seasonable Goods Ufe yesterday when his fine mahogany |, Rat Had the many to be found throughout th ‘Twenty-sixth street. They had reached ‘0 be found throughout the store. | 9 At Clear: STE er tr pepe ee A by ug PILLOW CASES—SHEETS~SHEE T INGS—MUSLINS eee ee ety Weg As Jefferson Harbor, was run down and al-| bile,’ whizzing past, emitted a loud The A ust Home Furnishi S Sale Ready for another great week, with such quantities and edad Hind INVENTORY 18 most cut in two by a motor boat navi- | belch from tts elren whistle ug ta] ng. find here!....Cost cuts no figure when wo have a eale—nor do 6! APPROACHING, sy The big bay flung up his head, snorted a few catchpenny items form the basis of these great money-saving events THBREFORE:— at oy oe Hee ed vs je land was off ina gallop, scattering foot | goes on merrily, increasing in momentum each day, proving to wise householders that it is a ..That 4s not our way of conducting @ sale, and customers know it! LACH BANDINGS—Ftlet, Oriental’ aad { ne tee | OTB bY, ang travellers as he went. a three er | merchandise money-saving factor worth while to reckon with. Almost everything under Bady Inlab—l to § Inct— and was not equipped with his ueually | tugged at the lines, but they couldnt) the heading of Home-Furnishings i is embraced; the detail merely tells of Rugs, Upholsteries Pillow _ Atlantic and Yard Wide Musiins 2D to 2H... 12% to 1.49 fmdlspensabis ear trumpet, may have | Check the bay, let alone halt him. | Will-Wash-Heavier, 4X | LACK ALLOVIERS—White and pee umpet, may vhiter ho had gone several blocke with| and Linens, but you'll find equally strong bargains in Furniture, Mattings, Linoleums, Brass Cases 4 Bleached and Unbleached— ctaathe Glee. Sercantad ott mes ores iM ee wilh ts ee teams and pedestrians scattering out of} Beds, Bedding, Blankets, Sheets, Pillow-Cases, etc. (axas fh ree ee mii—a0 yard ware 08 to $3.98. :69 to 8.98 rmeby was tinkering with the engine| the way and a big crowd following on | 60x38 4) regular (21 BLACK VENISE ALLOVERE- mon hia craft approached the Murphy | behind, the horse, at Ono Hundred and Smyrna and From the standpoint of U holsteries Hand docked Cretonnes; ina 64x36 | 110, regular 23 Fine Bleached Musiins 5x $1.25 to $3.00 values....... .08 to 9.08 launch, whieh, according to the actor] Thmrdéth etreot and ‘Third avenue, | durability—prices consid- P' GOs Gad GSE eRe Res Sheets : var go | fe, for Underwear CONTA RENE Ey “ et dj 89, regular | . Plain—ui had her eustne stopped when the| Westchester evento (rolley cor Hel Other Rugs pears good Smyrna rug Cotton Couch Covers; of striped daa aleound 8x9) 4 } remular es Nora Gold. plated—oariier ‘$1.60, | Ormaby boat came tearing down, | ended cn tho back platform, whch waa ok aa (eae, an abi fringe; regularly $1.25, at . : fixe, $y remiat 4 | Lonsdale Muslins=¥¢ 7X| PLAYING canDs— 29 The yo t th heel rE unately empty of passengers, in @ in perlectly reproduce Hand-blocked 50-in. Java Curtains; regular! se 90x90 regular .79 Pied oy or initial badire—value .£0,, + Gucliy: scethe oan tussal bee wae heed | ne peiconerting ne ane cel Gl both sides are alike, giving practically pair,at. 4 eo $4.50 PILLOW | coe nDMENG ARORA arg The genuine—aleewhare lt MEN'S UNDERWPAR— to shout "Reverse! Reverse!” Warden |), wagon, Wolshin had his left ankle two rugs in one: Hand-blocked 50-i in. Cretonne aid felete Colao: Cases iP nd hack of thie brand ia Sheetings by Yard tnd "Proptel weight wg bial Ormsby, dending over the engine, Was!s oso.” irady escaped with brutsos, Smyrna Rugs: in a choice of odd sizes: finished with tassel edging regularly $15.00. pair, Tanne (Ot AE OF a can depend upon the grades | Dearly all sixes—were .08., ert) an oblivious to the command as any one |) "0" saan am badly shocked. that 18x36 at $1.00 4x46. .at $4.25 a. » $885 45x38 ) regular 21 You cat, goods of merit here! White Gaume-all elses—long of a the milifons of clams on the Setauket | seme OTL WEaIN HoRGi taller tne eae 21x45. at $1.75 6x6 sat $9.25 Hand-blocked 50-in. Cretonne Cait Taffeta Couch pay ee ese tee 3 BLEACHED, short sleeves—drawers vith ; 5 B : i doubi ete—were 49 29 Bay flats. lamanulanonl tetican eakwiclanin! 26x54. at $2.25 5x8, at $9.75 Cod trimmed with sane} edging: ree ae She eee tk} 0% e FUME WETO +s 0r0seee! Mr, Murphy Jumped for the higher ee eee et eaacre among the pace 30x36. at $1.75 = B3x10.6 . at $22.50 : ; $3. FELS patty Ctl | + j 4 MEN'S NEGLIGRE SHIRTS_ deck of Warden Ormsby's boat just a8) ple on the trolley car, Trafflc stayed 36x40 . at $2.50 9x9 - at $20.00 pee Choice Quality Orlental Tapay ne bee regular, 169 19 White bodies, col'd, figured or his own filled and sank, The shock of | tied up twenty minutes while the horse 36x72 at $3.95 Qxl12. . at $24.50 Covers; full width—regularly $275, at $2.00 72x80 regular .74 13% rahe Parone ale tucked or 36 the collision roused Ormsby from his|W## belng got out of the car. Strange Kashmir Rugs: Delft blues.and Oriental effects some ; és 1x90 reular (79 | TSM | 3 all sizes—were .M0.....+4..0 Foverlotland) heilanded Mri Murphy onl Canivinn “asec len eonaee persia tf ugs: fects; Third Floor 0x00 regular, 4 | Bs MEN'S NEGLIGER SHIRTS. 5 ut the wagon—! ri Hematitehed Pillow Caw cents more per | 9 Figures and stripes, also plain white= (he beach. pueda es 12x9, value $12.00, at . +. $9.75 sige, H.°8, Sheete—# cents more per alze Bes pleated or plain’ bomome— Now negotiations are on to determine PRED Reta 10.6x7.6, value $900,at 3 ys $7.75 Turkish ret eae ibeery; ee Standard makes—no nameless goods, Attached or detached caffe MH Wargen Ormsby shall pay for the LD 9x6, value $6.00, at 2. we + $5.25 RREeeaEe torele es é An others try to match our prices by offering unticketed and in- elsewhere $1.00 and $2.0)... OD damage to tho Murphy launch. The|, The bodies of Carl Paukopf, torty-atx; Brussels Rugs: newest designs cat colors: T. | by ey lie Vane i, excellent friction ferior qualities, insist upon seeing name tlokets—they show quality, . actor sums up his efforts for a settle- ees Paes an eae H. Davey, 9x7, value $1200; at . © + $9.75 owels Tarkish BRETT tarde size; haa ¢: ® Millinery Clearances follows: victims 0: @ launch accident at New- i | cae sordena in Guftolk County are | ark, have been recovered trom the Pas- Woe eee: tate aiaee Langbaap al value $1. Bs aes He Linen Values More Wonders in Surprising values are here at too stro {th the courts for me. I| sac River. ‘The body of Miss Catharine if x e i Wii poliaaraee PetOe tly speak for 7 W 6 o : ee eeahine © Siero sailed | Ward, of Waterbury, Conn., had ae 12x113, value $25.00, at + + $21.50 glass, tea and hand use; value 20c yd. at = 15c yd tats CRETE Comfortabes and Quilts UNTRIMMED HATS—All shapes jeervatory of Music. wasn't poaching w fnto me. In fact the gamo laws weren't {n force when he took a shot at me out | eet in the harbor, “T nad a talk with his representative | to-day about settlement, and I was in- tormed that ‘the game warden reckoned es how he shed stand abeout half of the damage, seein’ as how I was at a je water,’ Well, that's what I bought a launch for—to be in the water, but I reckoned, as half q loaf was better’n no bread at all, to aécept the coinprumiae.” ———— FENCER SENAC DEAD. @Bencer Instructor of Society and Stage Folk in This City. Ragis Senac, who opened in this city the first fencing school in the United | @tates, in 187%, and who was popularly ‘mown among society and theatrical | people, died to-day of pneumonia, after | @ three days’ eloknoss, seventy years | old, at St. Luke's Hospital. | Regis Senac was famous as a feno- fing master here and abroad, and his, Pupils included a number of society men and women, as well as prominent men and women of the stage. He was | for years fencing instructor in the New York Athletic Club and the Con- As a soldier in the French army, he took up fencing nd became q military Instructor in the art. EEE BIG LABOR DAY PARADE, Arthur B, McStay, president of the Central Federated Union, waa yesterday elected grand marshal of the labor parade which will place on Labor Day, Monday, Sept xpected that more than @ ba In line. The assist James J. chew of the few chews of and you'll surely chewer. “Virgin sweet, ripe Green cut. It contains [IF you've never had a good you don’t know what a teal treat tobacco can be. Trya choicest, cleanest leaf. 5 cents buys tin-foil quality-pre- serving package anywhere, Established by D. H. McALPIN & CO. been found early eee ae es ae ii WEEKLY OPENS f PL ACOUNT TURDAY EVENINGS” FISHER BROS. COLUMBUS AVE. MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. Po Furnished Complete $99 HIGH GRADE FURKITURE LIBERAL CREDIT SYSTEM $50 worth,$3.00down R75 “ 5.00 « T ee 7,50 “ OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS, finest fine-cut Fine-Cut Chew become a steady Leaf” is all pure, River tobacco, fine nothing but the Third Floor Main Floor | Next-To-Nothing Prices on Women’s Wear The same in Misses’ and Girls’ wear. Even though the weather is hot, it will pay women handsomely to make a pee trip to this store, so generous are the savings the revised prices bring you—as much as half in many cases. $5.00 and $6.50 Washable Summer Dresses at. $2.50 and $3.50 $4.00 and $5.50 English Repp Skirts at. . . +. 1 $2'25 and$3.75 $12.50 to $22.50 Repp and Jumper Suitsat . 5 1. 1 RS } $20.00 Silk Jumper Dresses at. ee ae fE53 ri $30.00 and $35.00 Pongee Tailored Suits at eC wt 6 Sib; 50 and $18, 50 $30.00 White China Silk Dresses at . ‘ $2.00, $3.00 and $3.50 Lingerie Waistsat . . , $5.00 to $10.00 Lingerie Waists at Wal ats Girls’ $1.95 Lawn and Linen Frocks at. , and a host of other items equally price- Second Floor qually price-tempting, . $16.50 . $1. 00, $1. 50 and $1.75 45 Bo 95, #4 00 and $6.50 ‘ 95c Of lace, satin, taffeta, serge and other fabrics—all priced for quick clearance. $12.50 to $15.00 dress braid and lace in black and white, at $7.50 and $8.50 Only three items to tell of; let them direct you to many others of equal merit Undermuslins Nieaow a of fine nainsook or And Negligees € g lawn; round or square necks; lace or embroidery-trimmed, at Women’s Coats $25.00, $35 00 and $45.00 black satin coats, at $1.45 $18.50, $22.50 and $30.00 Combi: $18.50 to $3500 black taffeta costs, at ere eae a Peete | coaean , $12.50 and $25.00 Kimonos, of figured challie; trimmed with satin mb. | long white serge coats, at + $18.50 bon border to match, at ey ‘§Ls $12.50 Sicilian motor coats, at . +. $8.50 scond Floor 150 $25.00 steamer coats; all colors; at $18.50 Its the {i i $18.50 covert top jacket, at. $12.50 {otions and $ the little things that count for very much tn lite—and big savings on such little needfuls, as |notions $19.75 pongee coats; ni id Alice bl : ean ree gi avy anc ice blue, at $12.50 Tair Goods Silk shoe laces, for ties, at Fancy silk-covered pin-cushions, at Just merely « hint follows as to the sterling offerings Women’s Underwear and the like mean m Ks andthe! uch to shrewd |20 Inch—reg. .59. 22 inch—reg, 2 pairs for 25¢ lo third-week opportunities of August Sale: All Linen Damask—62 and Please notice that “Sale” values are not limited to a few low- priced items, but include the 66 non. large assortment— ) -44| finer and finest. TOG, OV. cre crerereeverrereoreeee : Silkoline Comfortables-tul)aixe— 6B-Ingh Crean le Mu gs! 1DE | plain or ruffled—worth $1.9... .87 Full sia—-Winter weight— Meecbachiagd iia —F Ine 4,00! fancy atitched—worth $1.69.,...... 1.09 worth $1.30 All Linen Napkins 19% Inch h | Full size Sateen and Si}koline—Weht and h value $1.98 . A 387 yee! in finer to “5.08. white Crochet Spreade—for single and % beds—reg. .70...0+06 » AT Extra fine Crochet—full alze— value $1.49 pees With hand knot fringe—atralght or, cut out corners—val, §$1.98,. 24 Imported Marseflles—value $2.88. Satin finish Marsellles—value $3.98,,2.40 Clearance Prices for Fine Dress Goods Heavy Cution Damask £8 indh—good value at Mercerized Damask~ Arye lustre—88 inch—worth 39... Black Volles—42 inch 5 ‘78 Cream Serges—60 inch 1.2 478 rman Linen, Cc ot l i 4 drawn Imp'd Chevron_and Herring. al a Cala RD 1.74 hone Sergos—50 and 4 Inch..$1.49 70 able Sete-Auntrian Linen |544nch Black Panamas....4..+ 08 S10 cloth—-doz,_ napkins 2,98) an Woot py CAC ie 145 Inet 1 49 @ Scotch Linen Sote— | Plain and Fancy Sultings— wt 8, hem—S-10 stoth-=doz, 3.49] and Minch. 5 Pain 9 89 napkins—reg. $5.49... Imported Sictllennes—82 Inch, 69 .87 38 Inch Ajl Wool Panama: 8 685 White Dress Linde 38 Inch Nun's Vellings, ee) Black-and-White Check: 39 419 Puro Dine inch— regularly. Less (ie wholesalers ask, Cotton Diapering Absorbent, sanitary— inch—reg. .59. Cutler y—Scissors At August Sale Prices! Imported Scissors—full Nickel finish—4 to 7 inch—re 49 | Manicure Scissors—reg. .69..+., “ ‘54 | Plextblo Nall Fites4 to 8inch—spec, .15 fi Fine Steel Knives and Forks— Ne riveted handles—reg, $1.98 do: ‘6 | Good Steel Knives and Forks— 14 ' Phony handles—worth .12 each inch—reg. a inch—reg, .89. and colore—odd lots, gut portoct—Were Up tO Wrecine S Women's and Misses’ Ready-to- Wear Sailors, also untrim- med hate-small lote— were up to 08 Children's Ranchos or Roll Brims —scarfs or streamers, also untrimmed Gainsboros— were .69 .... Children's Lace Tuscan La were 08 . Women's Bail AS white, split and cay straws ‘uscan =molre or silk band; Gainsboros; also Fancy and Hair Braid Flaces— were .$8 to $1.98 Chiltren's Roll Brima—eplit straws and Javas—white, dlue, red— cord and tassel—were $1.24. Others were $1.69 Leghorn Flats—whit black—were .69 to $1. 69 98 69 25 to 98 Women's Drawers—Corset Covers At Clearance Prices! DRAWERS— ~Ts Best new models—attractive styles, from lace trimmed or emb'y ruffle to rich medallion and ribbon adornment, Muslin .... were 30 Cambric, Muslin. . a $4.69, Cambric, Mustin. Nainsook, Cambric, ‘Muslin .. Nainsook, © Finer to &3.49—' CORSET COVERS— Trimmed with emb'y, lace, ribbons and medallions, in great variety of faney effects:— Nainsool Finer to @1,08—were $8, 49, . Bundles of white cotton ta t And Hosiery laa in these Sai twat belts, pins renege ‘ 24h6 Se and ibe fs on é Mohalr tubular shoe | i i ] i ‘wear Drawers ; finished with alan band; extra sizes only; Pear) hana lace ‘eink ae Dee goes, a + 10¢ Tuesday Being Children AY Day Children a erwea regularly 50c, at ‘ 35¢ Purltis pins, all sizes, at mete at Se M pr Union suits; fine ribbed; lace Anisbede knees and Spring hooks and eyes, per card . °° ge We Offer To- Orrow :— Children's Day ribbon-trimmed necks, at . 75 ‘omen’s hose supporters, at soy . 17 Women's lisle thread hosiery; spliced pethiced toes; puck ane acy pinnate In Misses’ Department Clearance In | sxinrs MAMI oes) in navy blue polka-dot effects, at _ 50¢ Holt Rolle a peal a i ; 12%c one Boys’ Wash Suits, etc, DRAWE ambrie, mus rile Women’s lisle hosiery—lace and embroiderd insteps, Hair Nets, large head, at) = gg 25 We eal Dailor Sults— s SAILOR AND RUBBI sii 2 to Lb yrs.—were .69 to $1.98. .49 to .88 regularly $1.00, at s+ ; 50¢ Cornet Clinic eee BiG8 toni 88 |p rrerel#12 MONEE | easier eee eur CORSET COVEIS—8 and %6 bust Main Floor Main Floor Ho pune 6 $1.65 \pmprers AND COATS— Were .98 . 39 Were .69 to + 49 to 1.49 Broken pete Peed ty 8 to gugs| Were $149. 69 Night Drawers—2 to 10 ya. Just ba the children will need for Were $2.49 . . 98 were 59 and .69. sees 49 and 59 Fali--but we do not carry over stock, to $3.98. 1.49 Boys’ Night Shirts Vere up to $3: eye joys mht ae 6th Ave, 18th to 19th St. Green MISSES’ FINE, WASH DRESSES fo 14 yeare—were 46 36 , hut & Company, 6th Ave, 18th to 19th St, LET de incetne, Volies, Reps, | WASHABLE KNER PANTS— (Store formerly occupied by B, Altman & Co, ) | — FOR SALE. _Lost, FOUND AND REWARDS, Soc aao HOLZWASSER Open Every Evening val 9 o'clock. will be allowed on presen- fatlon of thle advertise. chased for cash (hi weeks Wo Pay 9 cave and R, R. Fare. Grand Rapids F iture. Yet EN i gitasoaet Money niente ace? tiran | ra. A. 8, Hewitt, Ringwood Munor, N ie five years old, over 16 hané ome fore ami both hin blaze and snip ne, alt Manhattan's Pioneer Auto-|ai mobile Establishment. | Need cash for a tremendous deal, and will | earl eecatl ae Heigl at any price, Packar’ m sae, hicks, -Durtacas, ‘Mercoges, Vt Franklins, | Hotchkiase Oldamohiieg, — ‘Thomase Maxwells, ords, Byery Get our effected prospective customers | Tires, $40,000 Worth, M Sort Largest Tire and Tube pare hase over ed, Rig 7] Purnished Write for Our 4 ew Catalogue. ratet Ga Matled Free, yeRY THING FOR HOUSEKEFrING $40 Worth $3 Down « $5 “« ries" 1908 goots at | fraction of former prices. ‘They are not | Punk” with name “buffed,” but guaran- eed goods! CHANCR OF A LIFPTIME. |1,000 Auto Bodies Bargains Only beat Paris and New York makes. | Prices $25 ap, Limousines, Lantaulett REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— | BROOKLYN, enn | WILL TAKE THE RENT YoU ARF NOW PAYING In. Brooklyn; Taxteabs, Town Bodies, $200 to $1,000, Com- t fare. plete mechanical departments, | OOK INTO Broadway Mammoth Auto- Man: anager, H 2.00 + mobile Exchange, 60 Liberty St., New '¥ 10.00 230_to 915 West fat st., near Broautway, 7440 Cort, saree No, 67, 2.25 ty, 9006 12222 ————————————E——___ 00 2.50 1 ) : a0 " rap 350 TENTS Ss 4EF| REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— JOHN SULLIVAN & SON, Tel, 4Ti—Spring, «806 Hudson st, N. Y. LONG ISLAND. ee | jar Terme Apply Also to aidan York eget Tire terser and Connect @PNTLEMEN'S CLOTHING to onier on $1| TO ANY ©: terested, In, the wondertul | weekly piymente: perfect fit. fine material. | G*velooment of | mend ve , EXCHANGE CLOTHING CO| gent, Ad yr . 239 BROADWAY, Entrance on Park Pla ar ae 8Y ui | DIAMONDS "CREDIT WAT CHES} hiiiden ane ath, DIAMONDS ‘and watohes, cash or Sats] American Watch and Diamond Co,, Malden Lane 8i EAMBOAIS, parnn PRANGE 4 AND pack TO LET, ts Any ow West Tin | | 0, 885, i AM. 240 P.M. Ly, | | B90, 0.9, 1190 A.M. 310 Poo =iSunday World Wants Work CIVIL: SERVICE E COURSE. | PATROLMEN, FI FIREMEN & 1 a POST-OFP ICE | candidates thoroughly prepared for com! w York Civil Sarvico Sahoo, Caen, New \ World Wants Wor Wonders, _ Monday Morhina Wonders, i agers tsi, gp cme |QIRLS' WASH DRESSES— "te AUTOS AT COST & LESS | sao itso, 20 eyotone amis te IRSES i; GIRLS’ FINE WHITE ipa 14, 16 and 13 years— beaae 98 | to 7.08; were $3.98 to $12.98 | Regular and Bloomer—were .49,... .25 Knicker, Regular and Bloom: Poreale, Lawn, Chambray, Rep, Gingham—plain an fancy— 4 tol4 yrs.—were 1.38 to $3.93— y WASH COAT SUITS White and colored Tene and Raa ie arora $4.98 to $9.98... 08 to 4.98 pene Knicker and Bloomer— were .98 and $1.25.....5 ” | YOUTHS’ WOOL SUITS— Cheviots, Tweeds, Homespuns, Worsteds, Serges, etc.—Black, Navy, | Mixtures—2 and 3 po.—15 to 20 years— Not, Lawn, Organdle, Swiss, etc.— hit ri Were $7.8 . Now 4.98 $8 to $24.98,. c Were $8.99 to $24.08 +1.98 to 15, ee | Wore $9.98 Now 6.98 1 Were $12.98 Now 7.98 Wore $14.98 to $38.00......8.08 to 21.08 Were $14.98 Now 9.98 pee Also Morning Specials oe MORNING SALES...” To prevent dealers buying, ielow » 1,50 | $2.69 wom, 2 Waists 1.24 tatfeta—tucked—34 to 46, FLOOR—CENTRB. foh’r skirts 8,00 a k, colors—silky SECOND FLOOR NEW BUILDING 490, Striped . affeta Silks 1) Black, navy or brown with, white. MATN FLOO! Ee | 490, summer serge 29 All wool-38_inch—black, ni: colors, Heavy SE $1. 25Gir 16’ D: cases; 50 156.98 Wom Fancy Ginghams, Percale to i epeaclt | cena tad and MAIN & BEC! OND vi -MISSES' DEPT. _———— SY 490. Joys’ Percale Waists 1917 ked or pleated. i RD’ F SOR CENTRE 89c. Gingham Aprons 4 4 yra.—tucked Boys! ant xy PEOOR_CENTE MAIN FLOOR--DRE&S ee 29c. Women’s Blick Hose 8 Gauze Liste—dble, sole, hi oe— garter top, MAIN FLOOR-CENTRE. GOODS. LS 150. Children’ spinxRib Hose 9 First quality—oudle hai MAIN. FLOOR—-WEST. ee de. Babeskiu -aleum,, 10c. Wom, Li cnt. U'dk’fs Hematitched, laundered —ready tc MAIN PLOORC NEW. BUILDING. ———————___—__ 240. Hose Supporters sisny AS Satin lea—black, white, colors, ASEMENT-—NOTION DEPT. Not Advertised: LOCH POR THE Craows! Clearance Prices fo~ Rich Ribbons | Beautiful Dresdeng for Hat Bows and Sashes— were | were . were . Rich Plaids for Children's Hats and Hair Bow: | were .29 to 50. Wide Messalines— were .29 and .35.. Odd pleces of Best | Taffetas and Satins— Were .2L tO AD ydersevsersers +15 to .20 co} Morrow, Tuesday, Until J P.M, , quantities restricted—No Mail or Telephone Orders, 12 & 150 Val. Laces—yd.....6 2% to 5 Inch—edgings and inserts, MAIN FLOOR—CENTRE, 89c Emb'd Floancing,1 incre 9 Also Corset Covering—Swiss or Nainsook. MAIN FLOOR—NEW BUILDING, 8.. 9K stterna, NG. 190 Novelty White G Mercerized—many handsome MAIN FLOOR-NEW BUL 8%c Dress Cambrice..... Shepherd checks— rf $4.98 Crex Grass Rags., 2.29. 6x9 ft.—beat colors. THIRD FLOOR—NEW BUILDING. 210, TableVilolot he—5-4 124 Sree THIRD edo RW 1 Niner 11e. Linen Towellin —full dleached—!