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Lord & Taylor
Oriental Rugs
Commencing Monday, June ioth.
To dose an invoice quickly, we will offer the following:
j/j Antique Skirvan? a7id Daghestans
at $10.00, Si 2.50 & $15-00,
regularly sold for $15.00 to $22.50.
jjo Antique Cabistans
at $17.50, $20.00 & 522.50,
regularly sold for $27.50 to $40.00.
285 Fine Antique Persians
at $17.50, 520.00 & 525.00,
regularly sold for $30.00 to $40.00.
Those desiring inexpensive and appropriate
summer floor coverings would do well to inspect
the above.
• At Retail Only.
Broadway & 20th St.; sth Aye.; 19th St.
Latest
LA QRECQUE
Creation.
A bmp «Trs?t v.ith an ezttaß on flexible belt extend-
Ii? Irs. lor.s tapering lines ever oxsj below hips and ab
c
I'ionpites aiid ssj^orCi ent?r» figure.
llaiw btDcbtm of flesh Impossible and reduces
bssa/t big* tod hbaomen to shapely proportions.
Gives a dressy, buoyant style to the wearer and
Ebsolrte oomfort In walking or sitting.
Azl advance model — for every woman who "wants
to look her very best. ajn>t« La Greece r «ft Is made In
••Mir* to mit varied proportions.
PRICE 512.00 TO $30.00.
OTHER. STYLES FROM 52.50 UP.
3e cure yocr cor»«t doe* yra full Jrirtlce. Tbrrn is a uperiul I.» Crera'ir roriw>t for your ripe of Bipire.
Our ?xj;ert CoT»»;tit.'e« trill fit jron wttb i*. matins immediate tmp^oTeruent in your form and style.
Van Orden Corset Co.,
26 W. 23d St Show an. l Fitting Rooms. New York.
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTISE
MENTS IN TO-DAYS ISSUE.
CAMMETZK, Sixth avenue and 20th street, is
tdvertising this week riding boots and lrKPingH
for ir.en and women. A catalogue will be mailed
tree en. application.
FREDERICK W. KVKRS. Nos. 225 and £,?.
T"ourth avenue, is advertising furniture ranging
frcra designs in early English to mission furni
ture
ALFRED KOKIIN'. No. li 7 West 29th street,
has a large assortrr.f-nt of wrought iron articles
en show.
ELOOMIXGDALES". Third avenue and D9th
Btrett, will have a clearing sale of art embroidery
this week. The summer feale of drefsmakTs' sup
riles, notions and other fmal! war*-s begins to-
Ir.orrow.
BIMPSON-CRAWFOHD COMPANY have some
tßl^orted embroidered robes for a special saio this
ve»V Another sale of Interest Is that of silk
Creases and lumper suits at reduced prlctß.
HEARN, West Uth and West 13th streets, will
continue for the third week bit June sale of wom
en"! underwear. The week will start with manu
facturers' stock of samples and small lots.
MAY.-.-'. Broadway and Sixth avenue, have a
varied ass DM at of goods to be at special
rales. There is ore <".f women's f-ilk dresses.
3>ress goods, jewelry and millinery all receive at
tention at the second week of the old fashioned
Bales.
ABRAHAM ■ STRAUS. BrooklynJ will display a
large assortment of Rummer dross fabrics, as well
fis etylifh Jumper dresses and tailored suits.
A. D. MATTHEWS' BOXS Brooklyn, advertise
TRAIX WRECKERS FOILED.
Vies Wedged Under Lehigh Valley
Tracks Sear Wilkcx-Barre.
IB? Telegraph to The Trlf>une.J
Wilkes-BajTC Pcnn.. June B.— An attempt to
wreck the Lrhigh Valley express train from
Key.- York due here at midnight near Fair-view
«as prevented by the accidental discovery of the
obstruction on the track a few minutes before
the train was due there last nipht.
John Bennetts 8 railroad employe, was walking
along the tracks when he fell over two ties
wedged beneath t'.ie railn. He ran to a switch
tower near by ami notified the operator, who b< l
the semaphore ;.gainst ■!.•• oncoming express
Just 1:1 time to stop it thin a few feet of the
obstruction.
The ties wore removed with difficulty, after
bring: Inspected by Conductor John Sweeney, ..f
this city. Detective Martin Oarrahan Is no*
vorkhig on the case.
NEW HAVEN GETS IMPORTANT LINK
Obtains Control of Bridge and Blackstone
Electric Street Railroad.
Worrester. Mas?.. June 8— Tlie Bridge and Black
etonf «-le«-trio "treet railroad has passed Into the
control of the ICew York. New Haven & Hartford
Kailroad lalirestM, and the sit* kbold< rs, most «f
■whom are Worcester people, were inform«-d to-day
that the «tock fan be transferred next Thursday
nfterncKjn fn this city. The road will be held by
the New Kogland Investment and Security Com
peny. which h;is ;ill the jCew York. New Haven &
Hartford etr«-<t rail* vrr>wrt\o* in Massachu
mf-tts. The exchange of stock will be on a share
for share basis.
Although th« Bridge and Blackstone line is only
about t«n miles in length, tne tranpf-r is con?id
■red of fmpor< because the l^nc- forms th<-- con
nectinir link bet^^en the- Providence and Worces
ter systema of «!<?et*lc lines controlled by the New
Tcnc. New Haven & H*rtl rd Interests A trunk
lire exprej-e electric tejTice between the two cities
Is promised as. a result of the- deaL
■
thing v \ *
f ■. •■ ■
. . ■ - to morrow ■
■
urul.-i ••■
THE VAN ORD
1 xl . ■1 1 -
■'• • ■ ■ a 1i c
STERN BROTHKRS. West r.'.i street, advertiso
fancy and black sllka, colored dress groodf, and
their finnl reductions of wraps, coals nn.l paletots
of lace. 111 1 . • - 1 1 and «,tl:i'r materials. The special to
morrow will in bteamer and automobile coats and
pongee, paletots.
BEST & CO.. Xos. CO jin.l C 2 West 13d street, liav^
a special sale this week of children's dresses, coats
for misses and chlldn n, and a small lot of jwiiiK'-y
ciiatu.
HIGGIXS & SEITER, West 21st and 22.1 streets,
are exhibiting: fresh supplies of tahlo china and
plnss. and new toilet pets for ihe summer home..
8.-ass goods .and lamps can be pent out of town In
the same shipment as the glass and china:
ARXOL.D, CONSTABLE & CO., Broadway nnd
3Mh street, will take orders fur dressmaking and
tailoring at reduced prices for the rest of thu sea
son; They have an assortment of dress goods and
household furnishings for summer use, ,- i:! /i facil
ities for Storing tapestries, curtains. rut;s. etc., for
those who ro out of town.
SHOOTS WIFE. CHILD AND HIMSELF.
Police Unable to Find Motive for Act of Mill
Operative.
Providence, .I'nif> B.— One person flpad, nnotlifr
dylnx and a third seriously wounded is th<» re
sult of a. shooting In Olneyvilla to-day. The dead
person is Emma, tho eleven-year-old daughter of
George W. l>onsrl;ilo. Her mother is seriously
wounded, and the father, who attempted suicide
after shooting th« other members of tho family, la
dying. Lonadale also attempted to shoot James W.
Turner, a boarder In tb house, but tho bullet went
wild.
Unisdnlo, who was a mill operative, had been
away from borne for two weeks looking for work.
Ho returned Lust nlg-I t and. It Is understood, was
dlsratisiled with the conditions existing at his
''"""•. Early to-day neighbors were aroused by tho
auund of pistol shots. The police were informed
and the door of the house was broken in. When a
chamber was entered the wounded mother and her
dead child were 1; tho b-d and Lonsdale lay on the
Boor with two bullet wounds In hi head
The police ure trying to find a motive' for I.ons
uuiv s net.
"PITTSeURG METALS" DIVIDEND.
The dividend of the Plttsburg Metals Mining and
Milling Company, payable July is, will be a quar
terly • irning of 2 per cent, putting the stock on an
i per rent basis. Since May, 1906, the Mock hns
paid monthly dividends of one-half of 1 p Pr cent or
at the nite of d per rent a year. The stock cr.i.i
at 6 on the consolidated Stock ExchankeiwhenTit
since risen
1 9
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATUnE ALMANAC.
Pun rises 4 : 2SlSuri «ets 7:2S|Moon rl^s 3:o2|Moon' a n<t» 28
UW.H WATER. - I<nn ••«--«
P.M.-auidy Hock eieiOori hiand Tl&ilMl GatelS.-Js
- fete 9 15
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
' Mac] From. Lin,
•Carolina...., Ban Juan June i n y 4 p' n
[NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUTE, SUIsDAY, JUNE 9. I^o7
Lord & Taylor
Mondayv June ioth.
Special Sale of
Muslin Underwear,
Silk Petticoats, Waists
and Infants Wear
Chemises & Drawers y 98c, $1.25
Skirts ',
98c, $1.25, $1.95, $245 to $3.95
Silk Petticoat Dept.
Silk Petticoats
in Black and Colored Taffeta, best quality,
37, 39, 42-inch,
f5-95> 7 95
Gray Pongee $4.95
Want Dept.
Special Sale of
Lingerie Waists
One lot of Waists ,
in fancy materials, Marie Antoinette style, at
Ms-
Lawn or Batiste Waists
in a large variety of styles, at
$1.95,2.50,3 195,595
all exceptional value
Balance ol
CJiiZdreri s Lingerie and Pique Coats
6 nios. to \ yrs.,
at about half their value.
Broadway & 20th St.; sth Avc; 19th St.
•Eastern Prince.... Barbad • June 1 .... Prince
'■''■■'■>■ I#IJIt Umon, rune *. .;.iumb-Am
nllt , Rotterdam. May -.'. Huh E A
filing Huvre. May w French
r. < -; ian ' i « Qalveati .. juna 1 Uallory
■ ■■• ■ • aani Juna 2
i> llJutiu Huelva, May -Z2 ;
Manuel Calvo Cadli, May 80 Spanish
MONDAY, JUKI 1G
C.; a:i <;"" d Glasgow, Jun« 1 AnchO r
kj ",\ aln "•" tor Juiii. June 1 lluland Am
.' > n "" :I 1| - liahla. Muy 23 Bloman
•KImUH :: I":V.V:.V.V.1 ":V.V:.V.V. «->nn,i S June a naSa
i^.','i T <: " 10 "' JalM ;) Panama
mi V • Antwerp. Jm;o 1 ... . Ked y t ar
¥.ln"». ln " » London. June 1 Atlanta Trans
JUo OrutiJo Bi in»wlck junt 7 Mallorv
( oli^rado Brunawlck June 7 „ Mai lory
Kuneaii City Savannah, Jun M 7 Savannah
-i! 1 ':" Qalveaton, June 4 Slall-ry
J-j bl«lo Qalveatoti, June * Bo J'aclllo
'■' ' '<> New orlcann, June 0 Ho Paclfla
TUESDAY, JUNE 11.
*°«- a H • hrUtlanaai I, June 1 Bcand-Am
■K'nprlnz Wllbelm.-.Bremen, Jun« « no Lloyd
•Morro Castle Havana, Juno 8 .. Wai.!
•Trinidad st. i iomaa, June 0 Queben
Pannonla ... Oibraltar, June 1 Cunar>!
President Lincoln. .. Hamburg, Juno i: Uttmb-Ain
Cevlc ].;■•; 01. June 1 .White Star
t-annlo Gibraltar, May '-'.» Italian
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12
•Carmanla Liverpool. June 4 <*iinar.l
•I -a Provence Havre, Jun< 'l French
Petersburg Lthau, May -7 Ruaalan \ ol
Cretlc Gibraltar, June 4 White Ptar
Konlsln Lulls Gibraltar. June 3 N t Lloyd
Colorado HulL May S9 WIU..n
Iluelvu. n .HueTva Slav 20 , .
KlUylh Huelva. May 28
El Valla Galveston, rune C So Paclfto
•Brings mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
V'eaeel
'""•'l For. Line. Mall clones. nails.
rr!ri7. Jojchltn. Jamaica, Hamb-Am... b:00 a m 12Oom
Orinoco. Colon, I; M 8 P 2:30 a m 4:80 a m
MONDAY, JUNE io.
Algonquin, Jacksonville, Clyde — 3:00 1 m
TUESDAY, JUNE 11.
X Wllhelm 11. Bremen, N <; L10yd.... 2:3oam 0:00 am
liarbaroesa, Bremen, N O Lloyd lo:iiMant
IlaiuliurK. Naples, Hami. Am — - 10:00 am
Citta 'll N'apoll, Naples, La \ eloce __
Rio Qrande, Onlvt-Bton, Mallory - - 12:00 m
City of Columbus, Sar&nnali, Savannah 3:00 pm
WEDNESDAY, JUNB 12.
•Majestic. Liverpool, White Star 0:30 am 10:<>0am
Rosalind, Newfoundland. Red Cross.™ T:3oam 0;8Oam
Maraval. Grenada, Trinidad 10:00 am 1 •« ► -m
AHeghany, 1 i.a^u:i Hamb Am 11:80 am 2:oopm
Alllanca, Colon, Panama 11 :.('> 11 in 3:oo pm
Parlna. Uarbutli>». (juelx-c 11:80 am :'.'«■> win
Noordam, Rotterdam. Holland-Am. . . . <! >>■> ,-.:
AnUUeH, New Orleans, tio Paclflc l^:oo m
Huron. mvllle, Clyde — - 3:00 pm
•Tuk.-s mall tor South Brazil.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination and steamer. Clone In N. T.
Hawaii (via Sun Franclsro) — Sierra June 11, 12:80 a m
Hawaii, Japan Corea, China and I'hlllp
jliKi Islands (via Ban Pranclacojr—
I'optlc June 14. 12:80 a m
Japan. i\ir.-a and China <\U Seattle) —
Sliawsnul June 13, 0:00 pm
Auatralla (except West). New Zealand.
.-.1 1 i.i Islands, FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia ivla Vancouver and Vie
rla, B. C.)— until June 16. 13.30 a m
Japan. Coif-a. China and Philippine
Islands (via ttle) — Minnesota . . , June 10, 6.-00 pra
Tahiti «nd Manjuesas Islands <•• 1* Pan
Francisco)— Marlposa June 22. 12:30 a m
Hawaii, Japan, Corea. china nnd
Philippine l*!am!e (via Fan Kranclscot
— Hongkong laru June 24. 12.30 m
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The 'lalfdonla. which r«r «p o -... i ... giaa r.«-- at S r m
yeßtw-aay. whan l.Vt mlies east of the Nantu Icet South
t-hoals Lightship, la expected to dock about 8.30 a. m
Monday,
Gowns, 98c, $1.25, $1.75
Infants' Dept.
Nainsook Dresses
6 mo.s. to 2% yrs.,
at 45 > 7 5 c->c -> 51.25
fraiß FORTY-FIRST ANNUAL MBETINO of th« Society
.1 of Uif Hoin« for Incurablei will l.« hrld at the
oftti-H of th» Inailtutlon on TI.'ESDAT. June 11th. lt>'>7.
ut :i o'clock In th* afternoon
The unnlveraary •x«rcia«« will I.e. heM in Field Me
rnprla Chapel followlnif the t.u«lne*s. meeting. Th«
fulluwltiK epeakara will «<!,lr«ss th« meeting
The Hon. John U Van Wormer
The Itev. Homer Francta Taylor.
< ■irnmlttf « of ArraiiK- imnn
Anthony l>*v, Frederic C. Wa«n«r.
„ M«ntKomery 11. Clarknon.
" m. M.r..\nKN. martin X grekne
. Secretary. President
Port of New York, Saturday, June 8, 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hamburg (Or). liurmeliitAr. On->a May 25
«'i'l Naples -'••. to th« HamhiiiTj-Am«rli-j»n Un«, with 'is
cabin aiul 1.041 ate*™*.* passengers and itkli«. Arrived
at the Bar at 10:11; i> m
..•■"« m " r Campania (Br). Dow. Liverpool Juno 1 an,i
(Jiieoi.Htmvn 2, to tha <Mn,irrt Bi <>>. I,M. with s>v> rabln
',". iiV "".""p"?? ""* "**"* mall " and nids% - Arrived a
m« ltar at r>:43 a m.
Pt^ni.r <it v of Cclambu*. Smith. Rnvnnn«h fan* B
to vi« o, -* an s iv, with passengers and mdsa. L*rt Quar
antine at 5 a m
Steamer Kntahdln. Queen. Oenmetonrt Jun«i « to th«
Atlantic Coast Lumber Corvoratlon, with lumbar Tyft
Quarantine at 6:04 am. *-*"
Steamer Monterey; Smith. \>r» Cr,,, May 80. Progr-sr.
June 1 and Havana B. to "' *!*" Tork and Cub* Mall
l". nir^t V"?a Pa ml"m l "" r ' r ' 1 mails and md "" Arrlv * (1 at
Strainer Karwas Ctty <Hr>.. Lewis. st Vln«v»nt C B
May M. to Jam. Ark & Co, In ballast. Arrived at ths
Bar hi 10 a in
f^^lr"" I .^,^" 1""';'-.1 ""';'-. ""'I 1 * 1"-'.1 "-'. Newport New. an <i Norfolk.
lift 7J. » '"'»lnl'>n s* «■,,, wU h pa*a*ng« r . and mda*.
l«eft CJuarantlnn at 4:10 p m
4:20 n m m A * » l ". ""» Ver » Crat - off Highlands at
Pt'arnar Winifred. oilman. n,,,ton. to th« J M Ouffev
Potn.leum Co. In ballast, l'assed In Quarantine at 6:13
Btaamar lUiunfels (Q«r). from Calcutta.
HAILED.
{-•timers Now York. Southampton Ma Plymoulh and
Cherbourg:; Nackar (tier). Gibraltar and Naples; Umbrla
( ? ''rJ l " rl '"° l vla Q ««nntown; Pretoria (Oar). Hamburg
via 1 Irmouth and Cherbourg; V'adarland oi.iio Ar.tw.-n>
rill Dover: V rglnl. (it*!). tlenoa and Naples; MlnneapolU
(Hi). London; Regina Italia, (ltal). Naples and Genoa.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
Rotterdam. Jun. I t» m Nimw Amsterdam (Dutch).
Bonjar, jnm>\ lorK via Ui>ul>ignn
Queenstown Juna 8 3:3-' a m— Celtic (Hr), Ha.nbl,ton
New York fof •Liverpool; 8:00 a m. Republic
N«plea. Juna 4 -Campania (Ital), 1.0d.r,,. New York via
MaraelilM, June ♦—America tFr). liwniianl. New York.
SAILED.
Uvfrpool, June H— Armenian Utr), Rtarck. New York
1.-vonlun (UD .Tram. Itoeton; Etrurla <fcr). I'otter
NVw \ork via Queermtown tr '
OierbourK. June 7. 10:40 p m— Amerlka (Ocr) Knuth
(from I!unil>ur X ami Southampton) New York- lut-ii 4
m. *....-. PhlUdelphla. Mm, 'fr0,,,-H u utha,npn; nn U N "w
™- e r«Vtarmo" * .'' rtrpHthl ' 1 (I>r >- Pentecost. New York via
Hav Y 1; r run* v § P m-u Lorraine (Fr). r..n.-.i,,t New
Ant V?.rk virDovVr 00 "" 2 " 131 3 «*■ nr """'hea,l. Km
Rotterdam.* June 8 2 , Potadam (Dutch) Rooa
irn n-Nen -Ne» W York Tr ° r ' C <Rr> - '^
London rune R— Meaabi (Rr>. cannons. New York
Bhangh. ham j a i :% t^^ a r,,,., <nr> - Drnvt. .from
PASSED.
St "-ork' I*1 '*' Jam T— Cretl tßr) - Kelk. Xapi# e for New
° lbl rl»r i li JUn ' 7 " R/)TT111 (Fr) - l » v : - - >-'*p;e» for New
UsaH June Frledrlch der Grosst (O«r». Bleakap
Bremen for New Tor*. »iea*ar.
Meetings.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Stem BrottaeFS
Fancy & Black Silks
Very Attractively Priced, To-morrow
PRINTED FOULARD SILKS, various si/c dots in navy
and white, hrown and white and Mirk and white, ..
Checked and Striped
4500 YDS. BLACK JAPANESE SILKS.
2~ ins. wide, perspiration and waterproof, Lyons dyed.
Colored Dress Goods
Special Values
orAA Vri« J Black and Navy Blue a oC
*&W Yds. j Mohair Sicilian, 44 in. wide, at **O
Imported Novelties at Greatly Reduced Prices
0 in lengths suitable for Waists, Skirts and Dresses.
Women's Waists
DISTINCTIVE STYLES FOR PRESENT WEAR.
Kern Net Lace Waists, lined with China Silk, )__ _
Mannish China Silk Shirts, in black or white, )" SO.Va
Black Embroidered China Silk and ) aq—
Gun Metal Striped Silk Waists, \ V£>
Check Voile with Silk Embroidered Dot ) mas
and Polka Dot Foulard Silk Waists, J D '^ D
White Cotton Waists, trimmed with «if na cmc m r*%
Lace and Embroider*, $4.90, *•■■ 95d
Final Price Reductions in Summer
Wraps, Coats and Paletots
OF REAL LACE, PONGEE, TUSSAH AND LINEN, SOME HAND
EMBROIDERED, ALSO WRAPS FOR AUTOMOBILING
Special lor Monday
AUTOMOBILE AND STEAMER COATS,
in black and white checks, 515,tKJ
PONGEE PALETOTS, " $34,51), 116,53
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SHAWLS
FOR SUMMER WEAR, INCLUDING REAL AXD IMITATION
CHUDDA. CHINESE EMBROIDERED SPUN SILK AND SHETLAND
WOOL, ALSO EGYPTIAN SCARFS AND STEAMER SHAWLS.
MJsses' & Girls 1 Summer Apparel
Exceptional Values
MISSES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS, of White, Tan and
Blue Imported Repp or Linen, <crr.i-fitted coat, c=y — - mm m
pleated skirt with fold. 14 and 16 vrs, *?/./£>, i'Oei.-J
MISSES' LINGERIE PRINCESS DRESSES.
of White Lawn, trimmed with Valenciennes hct <• - a»<>
Dutch or high neck models, 14 and 16 yrs, - *•*>'*'
MISSES' AND GIRLS* SKIRTS, of Imported Repp - « =
or Linon, pleated model with fold, 35 to 30 inches,
MISSES' AND GIRLS' JUMPER DRESSES,
of Plain and Check Gingham*, embroidered, scalloped /; *>™
yoke, kimono sleeve?, pleated skirt, 12 to in yrs, t-o>a?
GIRLS' [ABLE DRESSES, of White Lawn, akc Imported 7 rj-
Repp, Dutch neck model, Russian or wais: styles, 4 to 14 yrs,
Women's Summer Dresses
TRINCESS JU?;iPF.R. TWO PIECE GOWNS AND COAT SUITS OF
NETS, LACES. ALL OVER EMBROIDERIES, ETC
For To-morrow's Sale
PRINCESS AND TWO PIECE DRESSES, of French Batiste in white --■•
drltcate colorings, trimmed with embroid- STfl vi '* 1S 7 .- - -■» =»
cry and Valenciennes lace insertions, v^L.i,o, O**a*M
PRINCESS JUMPER GOWNS, of white and f7J|fi
colored French Linen, trimmed with lace, LlatJtj
PRINCESS JUMPER GOWNS. of white and t2 ym
colored Ponßette, trimmed with taffeta piping, *•*■"
PRINCESS DRESSF.S. of check dimity «=y g ,fs
trimmed with lace insertions, wo*»*v
TUB SKIRTS, of Linens and roplinette, SS.S0 9 7.98
TAILOR-HADE WALKING SUITS
At Greatly Reduced Prices
of Broadcloth!!, Sergei. Panamas, Fancy Checks SH*7 K,r\ -»*> 9*
and Stripes, with Eton and Hip Length Coats. - "' A^,,o-J»
Former Prices $30.00 to 39.50
of Taffeta and Silk Lined Voiles, with Eton Coat, 27.50
Former Price $39.50
■
Stem Brothers
Announce for Monday and Tuesday
An Important Sale of
HIGH CLASS DECORATIVE LINENS,
LACE WINDOW AND BED DRAPERIES,
BUREAU COVERS AND SCARFS.
LACE WINDOW CURTAINS, TV. §62.5© to 550.00
Formerly $95.00 to 750.00
LACE BED SPREADS, Each $225.00 to 85:
Formerly $185.00 to 1250.00
LACE TABLE COVERS, Each $22,50 to 223
Formerly $43.50 to 450.00
.THIRD FLOOR
DECORATIVE LINENS
WITH POINT VENISE, POINT FLANDRES FILET \NTIQU^
BRUSSELS, SAXONY, CLUNY AND REAL ANTIQUE LACES.
CENTREPIECES AND TEA CLOTHS, $311.50 to £5.00
Formerly $15.00 to 125.00
DINNER AND RECEPTION CLOTHS. $25>.75 to 375.00
Formerly $39.00 to 575.00
BUREAU AND DRESSER SCARFS, $0.00 to B>SM
• Formerly $16.00 to 115.00
FIRST FLOOR
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West Twenty -third Street
59 C

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