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KAYING DETECTIVE
,.4 nOT SO FUNNY AS
THOUGHT
TBS STSKXKG WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVIMBII 22, 1911.
WOMAN
She Out Divorce nviJence for
Friend, But Court Stops
Her Smiles.
Mi- lot II. .I:ikHon, a hanils'imc .i n d
fasMonu ily tfownc.l uoitinn, who Uvea
II UN Hotel Ann itila. Ml a wltneaa be
fore Justice (luff I,, the .Supreme Court ,
in-day In the illvnri'e Q"tlon of Mra. Al-.l
Fred Adier, against lirr huslmud, a
Hio.i'tway song j"SlMlShSiN Mrs. Jackson 1
told how alio waa summoned to the Wal- ,
i ' r f Hotel at Asburv Park, Rapt, t, 111,
to "cat .-i. 1 A. II. i with an affinity, tint
was aucompanlo.1 by.. Mrs. Adier s father,
Andrew U. Jones, of No. -16 West Nlne
t -olfhth s'.reot.
Uatoctlvea and Dm raiding party re
i slrmd awake all that nlcht, because
Adier wm attending a banquet. Adier
and hla woman companion retired to a
MuJte atar 3 A. M. Sunday morning.
Two hours later .Mrs. Jackson was
lifted to a table In front of Adler's door.
A omforter w-ns spread over the table
and a chair plac-d on that to avoid
nlse. Mr Jackson .m-.lin; told how
.he ciuntied to the chair and then ka.1 j
itirouch the ir.m Into the room. The
Dtsrenos naa memories which amiisr.i
Mrs. Jackson.' and a constant ainlle
wreathed her face as she rc.inhed this
staae r the st.iry.
"Madam, do you not M It was some
what stranR-e for a respectable married
woman to be found In such a position aa
Ihtat" asaed Justice doff.
Mrs. Jackson's smile flVd. She
thought thsra was no harm In ft e-
cause oi ner ac'iuainiancewnip mm
Mrs. Adier.
'ot-s r.mr husbmd countenance
ihec ou' of town trips as a d'voiie
IvMecttVff" demanded the OMfb
' Me had no objection, that 1"
"DM ti know nf If" piessed the
I'niirt.
"Oh, ves, he did," replied Hits Je. k
I son, hesitat Insly,
'Have ynu had previous experience
ae n divorce witness?''
"No, this la my Ural," rwptlsd Mrs,
Jackson,
"Ton sue you did (hie for Mrs. Adler
ne a favor. ton'l It lrlke you ae
airatiKc thnt a decent women ehould be
Involved In u 'h a ease ae thlsr1
"No-o, t shouldn't say so," aiiawer.il
.Mrs. .In' Uaon. plainly eniharriisjnd nt
the Court's persistence. ' I thought It
was my duty, also."
Arthur Mnfwn and Alexander Mc
Neill. deti'ctlee, and Mi . Jones. Mi ,
Adlcr's father, corvolxo utcd Mrs. Jack
son's story. Decision was reserved.
COURT REBUKES HUSBAND
FOR SHADOWING HIS WIFE.
Judfte CJuy Denies Carl Flcigner
Decree, Suspecting Collusion, ami
Adds Sharp Reprimand.
fienretne Court Jtistlee Our. !tttnj in
the undefended divorce court to-day,
lona tip the case of Carl Klelgner, who
la trjrtneT lo abtaln a dlvnrua from his
wife, Katie.
Julius Wllkowakr. a detective, testified
that he, C'lelgner, end Mr. and Mre.
Jacob i SreentlMlo ,al been dlnlna at the
ilreenfleld home, No, 2M Htitii Second
street, and a't-r dinner, their ell de'lded
to attend a theatre In Fourtessnth atfret.
"fly the merest chance we happened to
run Into Mrs. Klelaiiei and a man who
was unknown to us In Fourteenth
street, so we ''hanged OUT minds about
totns lo the theatre, and followed them
to a lintel at Twenty esxtb street end
t.etinalmi avenue," ssld the itstectl!
Oreenfleld corroborated Wtikowsk,. .
"Do yon mean t tell ine fiat foil look
your wie on a mlaelnn .if this kind?'
ssked Justl e Otis',
"Ves, air."
"That's all, " aald the Court. "I a III
hear no more of thes caae. I am con.
vim d It Is e colliialre one. I will nut
sTrant Wis decree."
Flelemes- end hie wl'neeees on: ik I)
left the I'OUIt loom.
JAIL BIRDS FIGHT FIRE.
rrleonere in Ui.su t'nnntr .'all
ante ateaeture From Deateacllosi.
IIK.MPKTKAI'. Is I . Nov. 3.- Trl
oner of the Na.aau ('minty Jell were
eel el out Jul before noon ihla mom
ma -to flthi a lire wMlcli for a time
threatened the oiitiM lull
The fire was ataited by boys end
gained snoli headway that for a ttrtic
the XherlfT feared the jail a otijd he j pal Churrh
fired, Tlie prtsorier. who are In t"ie i Richmond. V
ahnrl trims, MH supplied with br.
anil fouaht UM names f ir an hour
the fire, bur the prisoners, by the most
untiring iffnrts, subdued the rushlne
line of names, which at tlme ran over
I he drv araes el rsVM horse sp. 1 Al
l o'clock the fire wan cti'iuisiwd by
means of !.' HrlM
t'etne rmiareseiiinn Weils
IVlMIIIN'lTi'V, V..c II.. RfrMM)t
nt'i'e John Mnll Stfh!MIN of Vcrri.oi (
Te.. ami Mrs. t.lsettc Keer.an of this j
el'y were mar led her.. In-dnv by He v.
tl. B tV llleaell b( Hi Mark's I'.plsco-
Vhey left at once fcr
for i wed.llng trip.
n s The Conareesnien. elm nil a widower,
be. I Is slxtv-threc rear a Old Ills bride!
f ire the Mate iviis anrttrOltM. twntiiy-nvo years hie
The frunes hulldliiir of the Carlar- t I widow o .o formerly II
i,ui flub mtfe in the ulrcvt path o( (ire
Junior, war a
ed In PoftlM l. i
he ckfect&tfta Oton
fSfluf er A ass t n ar e . T , a Ases
mm wwm m mm M
TTTTTTTrTY BRASS t
St Between 7'& Lenox Am
BRASS Reel
$0.75
n r " inwrMni
v'wziiwftiii iu it i wydj v
r. nillt litrie tiuO, Irtmnilnta. Hf)
leMrrl!,,
t ll
' Irtfgp hu-st trlntttl ( n m
TAFT AT HIS DESK.
I ' ii 1 1 y Hecovere.l He (iete lo ortlce
llefore Ilia Clerks.
WASHINGTON, Nov. E.-Pre eldent
Taft abandoned the role of Invalid to
day and was at hla desk In the Execu
tive offices before any of the clerki ar
rived. Mejor De Laney, his physician,
pronounced him fully recovered.
Let tbeae Vitalizing, Elements
into your dome; they are the
means of keeping Nerves, Brain
and Body strong, active,
enduring. All Dnggitt:
America's Greatest furniture House
Block
8th Ave.
35th to
aaae a ist tWUi KJ
&(gmp y 36th st
NO Red Tape
NO ttr.ngs
to Thl Olfer!
You may furnish
any room com
pletely by pay in
ONE
DOLLAR
now and the bal
ance in small
weekly payments.
ffiOOMOOTflT
Kli Tilth toa
NO Extra Charges
of Any Kind!
Accounts opened
from $5.00 t o
$1,000.00 on
small weekly
payments.
SMALL
Accounts
especially invited.
Handsome ?59 Parlor Suit, $29.75
Three beautiful pieces with maaiv framea in highly polished
mahoiam finUh finely c. rved and with graceful panel back ,
Loose i ' sh io us. tufted and cov ted in Panne plu h of superior quality.
t
Feather
Pillows
Actual $1.2'.
Values,
59c
Large size 20:
x28 in. well
filled with
a a n i t a r y , I
o d o r I , s
feather i ull
3-lb. woipht
covered in
fancy art
ticking. Very
special value
at S'Jc.
$20.00 Brass Bed,
11.75
(Ml
Very attractive panel desien, with con
tinuous pot t , two inches in diameter.
Sub tantial rpindlei, one inch in diam
eter, with T-'.all joint at end. Heavy
httski .ii I incunts. Best English
ncnu r, brie I t rtniah. All rizei.
bilkoline
Comfortables
Actual $1.75
Valuea,
98c
Cotton filled
com fortableai
in pink, b He,
green or red ;
fancy figured
patterns o n
one aide solid
co' or on the)
ther. Actu
allv worth
SI. 75.
5tuuy (.ur a.;.ir ied v. lues and compare
thc-m with those ti red by any other
Furniture or Department store! Visit our
ft re compare our prices with those
elsewhere, and convince yourself that
OUR PRICES AllE ALWAYS THE LOWEST!
COMPARE
PRICES !
Double Stamps
Mornings
Sin It- Stamps
After Noon
MUSIC
NAHAN I RANKO'S
BY
.7Tt ATI S7
AW M vr Atoriiurl Am w Am AW wmm
Ami mr kay Lm "mw
ORCHESTRA.
r
aUTAURANT, DAILY
SIXTffW AVE 19T0 20- STREET, JVEW YORK,
A Comprehensive Clearance Thursday of
850 Women's Hitfh-Grfcde Tailored
Winter Suits Long Coats, $23.75
Former Prices of These Beautiful Suits and Coats
Were $27.50. $29.75. $34.75, $39.75 and $42.50
Consequently a Sale of Intense Interest!
THE shrewil woman who roiuires n nally fashionable suit or coat
ill. I t.ln.flilu rl I ll V'.irl eklSSHlheatuM ..-ill lin.l t lile SSBSSS ..rl 1 1 II i I f 1TPI I-
...... ........... aiiiun 11SSM Vina j -
tionally Rttrnrtivc. This is pnrtinilnrly applirnble to those
women who an- familiar with the superior character of the Mmpson
Crawford stocks. Il is an occasion that would be noteworthy even
in Jai'iiarv; imagine then how eagerly it will be responded to now
just before Thanksgiving, when so many women desire stylish
apparel. rr Third rioor.
The issortment 1 most comprehensive. Includlntf, as It does, all
the ant horltat Iwl y correct models and the most desirable materiel.
All are from our regular stock, and while we have not every size
and color In each style, all sizes and colors are represented, and
you may come here with the assurance that you will be suited.
The Tailored Suits
Are splendid specimens of the tailor's art
are mainly reproductions of imported model,
and show all the cleverest idea. Smart
plain tailored as well as elaborately embroid
ered effects. All are richly lined with ftuar
anteed satin or peau de cynne and have new
model skirts. Materials arc fine broadcloth.
serge. iliaKoiial,
In' vii it and .iwag-
r Knylish mix
tures
$23.75
The Stylish Coats
Arc Ai and 24 inches lung, semi-fitting,
and embody those distinctive features that
appeal so strongly to refined women. Rich
vclour, seal plush and broadcloth are included;
some have collars of skunk opossum; new
shaped collars graceful long revrrs fasten
ing to one side, are shown, as well as the
marti't imported mixtures in exclusive
nindels. The linings are of Skinner's
brocaded satins, in
self or contrasting
tones
gs are 01 naiuiirr "
$23.75
BUtFSXM CRAWFORD CO.. SIXTH AVKNt K S FuRKSIORT HTOR10.
Splendid Collection of Robes and Tunics; jj-iq etr
Many Just Received from Paris; on Sale at lt&.OU
Dazzling Creations That Were Intended to Be
Retailed at $19.50 and at Prices Ranging Up to $35.
This is one of the most important spcciul price sales ot the entire seuson; it may be the last
sale at that price, for it is extremely doubtful whether we will be able to obtain more Robes and
Tunic s to sell ut $l!i.50.
The smartest of the newest Robes are here
in this wonderful leathering. There ore beautiful
Tunics that, worn over a simple underslip of
satin or chiffon, will form the handsomest gown
Imaginable. There arc so niuny different, kinds
of llol.es that the most exacting tustc can be
quickly pleased. Choose from
Ttmli'. nf Ttriissrls 1 arc with rich 'ilk cm I .r i ii drr
N oiifs:
Tunics of Brussels Lace ancJ 11
Tunics of Hand-KmbroidercU Nc
Jful I.ierre I ace.
CT Mxin Klour.
JHUMOM OUAWMNUI 00 sixth
Robes of Chiffon, in white, pink, light blue and rose,
ttudded with fine cut heads, moat desirable for misses and
.Miung women's dancing dresses. Robes of white Lierre
lai c. Ilclgian lace and hand-run lace that will form hand
some untiling or evening gowns.
French Black Spaneied and Beaded Robes that
will make up into handsome gowns, suitable for many
occasions.
Colored. Silver and Opaleacent Spangled Robea. fresh
from I'aria. Any you choose worth at least AO per cent.
more; many arc worth double and triple
this salt- price; value $10. AO, MA. 00 and 1 tLf
IM.OOiat laftwU
VVt.Nl K',1 KOHKMIlST HTOHK
Sole Leather Bags Below Cost
Just Because, as Samples, They Have Some Slight Marks of handling.
But there are no "imperfections" of any kind in the quality of the bags in fact they arc of
such quality that years of travel nnd use only prove what fine bat's they arc.
Nit many of them more's the pity , but every one who is here early enough to buy one
will get a bargain that will be a lifelong satisfaction. p feesall rmor.
These bags are "the smart thing" and
are
of very fine stock, some just ji little soiled, only
cnout'h to look like familiar companions.
Qualities all up to the standard in every cane.
$5 and $5.50 Sole Leather Bags$5 to $7.50 Sole Leather Bags
Hand MWedi sole lestn
, H i i
ring nanow ana i
leather lined in
side pockets; 1 V
nnd 1A inch
COfMr, fiBe.Mad with three pieces of leather;
locks; full hand sewed; full leather lined, fine
handle; good lurk; III. 17und
IH inch; S shades of leather,
ions with lewed-oa corner...
3.75
SJ, IHK
5
$10 to $11.50 Sole Leather Traveling Bags
Pewed in kna-lish frame. sasrsuLnn corners, strictly hand sewed bags, deep and roomy
lined; pockets on both. sides of i asr
and men; sizes 14 to xO inchc. . . .
some itli tWO handle
nigs, ilcep and roomy; lull leather
lugs in this lot suitable for women
7.50
SlUPsON CBaWTOBD
.SIXTH AVKSt t S rilREUOST KTotCK.
& mm son
SIXTH? AVE I9T01
S&ef&Ztim 0 eytso a?
TO JO STREET.
NEW YORK
APPLES: Big Sale Continues
Another Large Shipment New York State Apples.
Vermont and R.hodc Island Apples.
Specially priced, which permits you In stock up with every
enjoyable fruit liberally at thee very little prices, and what
is better yet, with a cellar :ind reasonable care they should
"keep until every apple is used.
I. COO llarrcls of N. Y. State Bald
wins, Jonathans, Ucn Davis,
etc. Your choice. r -y
bbl JilD
Delivered frOi anywhere within
our watfun del i erics.
IT Slslh Flnor.
S00 liarrels of N. Y. State. R'lod:
Island or Vermont Selected
Greenings, Fancy Newton Pip
pins, Rhode Island Oaldwlna.
Your choice, rj A af
bbl OAO
Pre-Holiday Sale Notions
The Banner Sale of the Year
(t r Muln Flonr.
Clinton iJins
The genuine article; have
no rival, all alti
rcgulsrly So to
doc. , our sale prl
3c
Pins and Needles
10 Yds. English
Superfine Tape
Ml'ltllS III IO "
ivguisr prfee. 10
lo ISO piece; suk
price
5c
Clark's U. IN. fi
Spool Cotton
I. lack
s.le prie
00 I til lllte. O
.1 ii'iiuliers. as
Miscellaneous
Notions
lilnme IriinlnK Was, tok
rlj sol. I al Jc ; Kale prlc
J. J. Clark's
Spool Cotton
300 yuMs. ;i eorl for ma
chine or ham! sswIhk hot b
blsei and traits, ail ft
nuinliers. sale price rjf"
simiils fur
Ne Plus I lira Pins; noll l'P'u Cuben 100 count
heads: nerfecl kooiIs' r'eiili." soiiare culics; blsok "'l QOl
Se naoer . our sale uri - e . . s uIm r... .,i,. ul
lives, ma k.rs Pins, "ll un .. . . t w 'i f.ir ........... I
i ,"ih i - i... ....nil- lnce. -ior Kit lenhoii.e llouks an
Klriie hrai.il Kii'iierlor n. ..nil :' ..... I ,l.lnrl. of H.lrle. Iln-- - llosen honks
reaular price. lUc l -c sale rin it. Ie A l?r '!'i I tlnsen "lira loopf
Battlni ( nltun, BOO vanls.
nil uuiuliers. on spools, sale
nrli'e. S sduuU tur Ii
j silk .Niiutarbe Vraldi lilack
ami colors 11! srl lo piece
lc III
mi l.i'ttur
.uslit )
mail
price .
r
rle
tc i nil.
Mllward's
Needles
superior to all cither
bruinls; ull kzc
sharp., rr.j u I a
price. .rie paper
sale price
2c
Dressmakers'
Spool Silk
1 1 ounce sue. iiiMniiinM
liraml. hlinesl Krmle re-
ulur prtOB
v p o ; a 1
prlc.-
UV Us'
lie
C. Bs Imported
Darning Cotton
While, ll
ile price,
p il o I
10c
sell al 1 Be pi .(,., (s. price. . r
Flat Iron llulders, ushesios,
P0 value sale pMC, t fur 10c
ii i n mobile Hair Nets, all
Ii ii in un hair full HM, In the
regular .ha'les. Ineil. hrowu.
lark hrnwn. I . 1 1 Prown. au
ii'irn. etc . riiiiulsr prlrt
often
ach; sale
I lur Mr
orlee. r
Nickeled Salel Plus;
iuallt) . all I " s; reaul
uoht ai '3c doxon; pur
price. ilo.rnn
:oli l ieil Needles; i
;i to 0, also 3, 4, . re
price DO I I'ajier. aBla pri I
Ot i I'cnrl Hut tODS, II It
14 ... Iiiliwtriida u i "ii
. ! (ularh at 10c to
'i ale nrlc i. ... Be
' i i ard t iiltr I in i mi
T:,e; nt'.il irly Se roll ; sale
I'sffets seai.i aiadlnct 'price . it
ck anil Miil'e. . 'i .lui.c sk.n araiii: hliek onlr: ft.
i.i-i l3o pi"c safe nrloe i iril I roidlar price ior
Taffeta Binciin-;.
Tape, Etc.
paper.
ll' SC : ijece , (Joia I
. 0r sain
I.
suerlal
I i
huso
i irosa
lis I hr
nicrlis
ki i ' m n
ss'l-f I
in-j llin
pairs for
lire.
arc
Bhlnldn
ii
siilrlds.
ri' iinirkahle
Inusmiich
M.I. the
f I lie Prsii'ls Pest
anil (h perfect
I. in In usa Dtu
ffer II
This Untrimmed Hat Display
Utters Everything that Fashion Demands
There i M ahiipr tir ((utility that ix not Splendidly rrprcionted here. Ilatter'sj 1'lu.ah
HnN from the derliy to the extremely lure dress hut . Finest ipinlity pure White Heavers, in
the newest and best pliupes only. Beautiful quality ereet Pile Murk Velvet Hats, in small
medium nnd Inrfle shapes, with rrenrh edges or with wide ;rin I'r.ini nlilion binding! and tb
stunnmi: drajied Hlark elvrt Hats, in a ifood variety; always di sirahle for middle aged women.
Black Velvet
Untrimmed Hats
Splemliil black erect pile,
botiml on eilaes with
braid, special,
$2.48 and $3.98
r
Very Finest Hatter's
Plush Hats
Wit h white tops and black
velvet unders, also anoth
er grade almost as dood.
$3.98 and $5.98
The Finest Pure
White Beavers
They should bring tl 00
each; special
to-morrow. . SJ.v0
Fine Untrh
Hats cr
In fine lei . o
and line ..ndish
stitched velvet
hats, etc.. spe
cial, each
loned
felts.
48c
Children's Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
Any one of them worth $1.00, and most of them worth $1.70 each
39c
and
Paris - Made Marabou and Marabou
Stoles, Capes and Muffs
and Ostrich
fi-Strand
-Strand
li-Strand
Marabou Stoles,
Mnrabou Stoles,
Marabou Stnles,
yd long. . .
i's yds. long . .
tVi yds. long .
'IMPSiix CH.WIOHI LSI
11. 95
3.?5
94.7$
CT Main Has.
Marabou and ll n. h t p. 14.98. SS.98 and $J.i0
Marabou and Oatrii h Koi S. arf. f yds. long $.98
Mulls to niatli, 97,90 upward.
SIXTH u tM TH I 1 It l . -1 1 1 - 1 sniltr
Warm Coats for Little Folks: Special Prices
Jlilldrsn'a Caracul OoaU Imnhlf breasted,
round or aallor collars: lined and int..Hi., i
tractive stvl"i. at $4.25, 95.50, $6.98
with
CUlldrsna Woratad
atiindlng vollar. In
with red. Hlzea :
S 1 .35: at
wsatsis iv
white, aolld rl
io years
knitted,
or ST. IV
K.'tfiilnrly
V or
89c
Chlldrsu's OnlnohlUa Coata Rxtra heavy quality In
may or hlue; trimmed with velvet collars, lined
kith tlannel or aatetin. Blaea I to I stA OA
years. Itimarkable value, at 'u,0
In ill. at
eWMHoii OtAWPtiuii co., sixth avk.vdkm koiiemoht mtohf,
Ltt.larsa a rslt Bonnsta In red and blue, boa platted or
ahlrred. trlmmesl with aatln rlhbon and roaei -s.
IteRularly ll.s. Blaea 11 7Qp ani QU.
A Great Store
for Everybody
e plan-talking
rl 111 I. Ilnliduv spirit ia already
I oerviisive. I'coptc are pli
ning for Christmas,
.i limit Christinas
And Buying for
Christmas Giving
You note the exiiamling sentiment
of the budding Holiday season nt the
Simpson Crawford Store. Ilolidu.v
lines arc peeping engerly forth here
and there. Ve look forward to an
enormous Christinas business.
TOY LAND is pulling on a jubilant
air.
HOOK DOM is growing lustily,
reaching out. Inking more space and
making many new fiietul. every duy.
In the Jewelry Sections
the Holiday Sales Are
Briskly Under Way
Man come here every day, buy
ing jewelry and ayiug: "lam so glad
that 1 cume to Simpson t 'ruuford's.
You have such beautiful jewelry aud
your prices arc so moderate."
FUUS. too. are iu lively demand.
It is a wonderful season for Furs
Thanksgiving Sales Are
in Active Progress. Also
Dilliierware. Table l.inen, Silver
wnre, (ilasswure all arc on sale at
special prices.
A visit to Simpson Crawford's ia
certainly well Worth your while
Women's House Garments
20 to 25 Leas Than Regularly
Women's Crepe Kimonos.
Kegularly sold at SI. 00. Long Kimonos of serpentine crepe, in i
range of colors; double plaited yoke; sleeves and front finished swq
with I'ersian sateen border. No mail orders 7, . . 5F
Crepe Kimonos.
Long Kimonos ot serpentine rrrpe, all desirable colors, with popular
wistaria flower; Kmpire leodel; 6nisbetl with band of wide w OP
Mtts mcssaline ribbon p A sa70
Fleeced Flannel Kimonos.
Long Kimonos of heavy fleered flannelette, in several pretty modela and
neat (lowered effects; trimmed with aatin, ribbon or self ma- sj aa
trrial $1.10
Albatross Kimonos.
Long Kimonos, of best quality albatross, in all wanted colors. ft
Kmpire model , ribbon trimmed p?2r9
Blanket Robes.
Of best llcacnn lllanket, in assorted colors and patterns; two models.
shawl or sailor collar, trimmed with aatin ribbon and 8n- Art
ished wool girdle AM.JtJ
Others spei lallv priced at 13.99. 4.9S to 7.5.
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Eiderdown Robes.
Kobe, of best ipMlity ripple eiderdown, in all desired colors; two
styles; high or Dutch neck; trimmed with banding of wide QtL
satin ribbon and linishcd with girdle ya979
Others apecfallj priced at il.9. M to S8.9S.
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n'RCunsj btorT!!
Special Advance Holiday Sale of the
Real Shell Cameo Jewelry
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I .null v these handsome articles are quite costly,
hut our Kiiropean representatives recently picked
i a limited lot at almost naif price and rushed
e shipment over to us in time fur this special
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I.a Vallu-us. nil real shell cameos,
with drop pandsntl pf cither pearl
or coral. VbIsMS ft 00 I i (t
to $j.oo, al, each LVD
La Valllercs with th ree penilAiits
Real Shell Cameo Brooches. Pendants. La
Vallierea and Hatpina are included, all In 1-XO
gold-lilled uiouutiugs, guarautced to wear 1(0
years.
The S ile Prices arc leaa than the usual
of the unmounted cameos.
C e Main Flos.
Brooches and Hatpins, values
from fx. 00 to 9.1.00 each;
choicest aOC
of real shell
en incus, as
lu.tr.ili 'l. actual vulue 10.00; choice at
IMf.'.ll.N I lUvYFllllll I'll.. Ml X I ll AMM I'. s 1 nlll MOST STlUtt
95.
'5.95
Remarkable Dress Goods Sale
A most unusual vent in tluit it offers a wide assart BMWt oi Um mm waited wcuvm and
t'olont 111 s)t'('illl lnw pril'CM. tr Mala Floor.
Five Bid Lots of Navy Blue Storm Sertfen at Special Prices
ts-ilieh All W iiil Nuvy riuglish Slurm Serge; rcuularly BJci sale price, yard 59c
311-inch All Wool NsVy Domestic Storm Serge, regularly MCI de price, yuril 39c
i0-iuci All NV'iol u-y Kuglish Stor.u Seri(e; reiiulnrli ll.sol Utlf price, yard 89c
fl4-iiu Ii All Wool liupurted Whip t'onl Serge; regularly ..10, sale puce, yard $1.49
Jt-iiu Ii All Wool InpoHM Whip Cord largSI regularly 18.00; sale price, y.ird tl.TH
Black Dress Goods
(Maoh Importcil Ulack Gtnnua Chiffmi llrnad-
cloth; regular M.AOj a Si .48
tOsiaeh DoBMttll BlMk Twilled Bstk Broad
cloth; regularly 11. 10) ut I15
ao-inch Doasstis BUok chiffon BrosileloUii
regularly ll.foi al 68c
54jneh Blseh Pebhla Huifingi rtgulsrly ll.td; si 89c
ItMach Hlack Chiffon Panama! rsgtilarlj i JO; ut 95c
Creuin Dress Goods and Coatings
St'inch Crtutu Chiffoa Brwdclotbi ngulurly
Sv.OO; st Si. 38
50-inrh Cream Imported llru.nicloth; regularly
M on, ut Sl. 68
iO-iiu Ii Cream l.stra Tine Chiffon llroadcloth;
n gulsrly 8.00j al 2.19
.i Inch t'rsam Polo I loth; rsgularlv $S.00; at si. 98
M.incli Crsan English Storm ergo; regularly
11.80; st 89c
Extra 50 to 54 Inch Mixed Suit and Skirt Lengths
Anotbsr lot of unoufactwsr'i leni tin Is sll loeti of weaves and colorings, suitable for
Kirts unit entire Ureases; luautilu' iiiulcruils, cxcclli 11 r wnltli. Most n them lis. tli.ui Yard
wholesale nut ! Values to SS.00
I 58c
MMPiOW CKA-' i-u.sD CO., Si .I'll AVt., XA'ii TO aOi'it If,, NBV YORK CIT- m
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