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Sparsks from Hammer
of'Queer'Auctioneer
THE RED FLAG OF THE FAKE
SALE IS GOING, GOING-GONE?
Recent Round-Up by The Tribune Has at Leasl
Discouraged These Farcical Sales -How Secrel
Signals \re Worked b\ a Trained StatF ol
Operators ?n (.haraeter Paris.
A pe raen who hum* U> hay er s*l*\ any goods,
,, if .m .i
...... - l'on
' ?
? - BOB. ' -"ihrr ?
? or jra-uluUnt ts \ | I w jnrttended
, or by any tf the ptraet?ee? kneten as meek ntte*
Ul?n ... ?., mpritottateai im a tfafs prison nut exceeding
Di the county jot* net exceeding one year, or by n /?ne
. . , n. . Bit, Of by ' th Itteh tint' und imprison
- idditiem thent.i h? forfeit:- liny hr, nn* he may hold to
. nn am 'tien ?* r --.nil t.. forever dieqt l fi m r'""- wing a ?cense
to act ' ' '"if.
?43, Penal <'o:e of the .-ta'- .?'. New York.
Th, Itl lure, "Aui-tion Thi? Day." in the warm Octo
' ? n window marks the limo as .".-..'.O. This
? o literally, *?. liks nearly all tht other poods in the
. the time may be safely stated as mid-afternoon,
nea the ail abl?se with nnahine. Notwithstanding, there i? a rival
that of sev? ral huge electric globes. The
0? this illumination bring! out to tne uttermost the glitter
, : silverware and jewelry as it la exposed on the
? ? In the hand of th?- auctioneer. He is a fat and humid
I h<- sweats profusely in th?- fierce white light that heats upon
lis throne. Toi -ar. in the cashier's box, sits a not unattractive
arranged back of her, all Sut concealed by hangings, tan I
the goods to he foisted on the public. ?Some
? -o or; eomi < rest purchased outright by the operating
???er the lowest class of junk or eltt Btputable cheap
| .' rade, by the art of the auctioneer, as high-class
Aa il "dead hour" of the trade, there isn't much of a crowd.
U . .1st the scant dozen representatives of the "sucker"
public are three "shillihers" or "shi?s." A shill is an accomplice and
f the auctioneer, whose rule it is to oiTcr m< ck bids, according to
ret signal system, and otherwise t-. stimulate the puhlic interest.
m... anee Wears the cat of a hand musician, with the
letter! A. I-. M. "ii the collar, and carries a tromhone. (The "parts" are
< ftfti well in this force.) Another, on the rear fringe of the
crowd, is a middle .'ia:''-! woman with a chopper's parcel. The third, a
is undei the auctioneer's very nose. Pipe in mouth, an off-duty
-. who will presently substitute for his partner, wanden about
He is playing the part of the owner of the
goodl now (supposititiously) being auctioned off at sheriff's sale. On his
perch the fat auctioneer wearily waves a suitcase, upon which
bidding ha i .. Suddenly he leans over to the negro, with an angry
? if you're going to hid, whynt you bid out loud.
The '? id ou' loud. Said two follaba.
r Two dollahs! Yah! Had the half three minutes ago.
'.r your mouth shut.
The Nttf bill Guest I pot as much right to open my mouth as
,'.iy. Money talks, don't it? An'1 got the money.
tioneer ithreateningl>)?Show some of it, then.
Negro Shill? I'll show it all-right-all-right when I buy. You
ain't | '? fair show. You're s> dis-ca-riminatin' apainst me. That'c
BgSaJnsI the law.
Tl:. ''.n'? you talk to rm> about the law. I'm running
this aueti G i and talk t.. yourself. do on, now. (?it!
? Megro Shill (making a slow exit)- I got as much ripht here a
anybuddy. I aint done nuthin*. I got money to buy with if they'd give
e, followed by the other shills. and apostro?
phizing the flap) What are BOB doin* up there, purtendin' to be a fair
play auction plajee
The Say, look here, my man, You'd better
?
TIm - . VVbo are you'.' Whatll I move on for?
"ii I went in there to buy. and the
fellah ? ? i don' I d right. I say I'm entitled to a
If I am da ? I. Tl e's stuff there I vanta bid on.
i ire have got some
The ^ ? . crowd) Such prices for
good sw. If I hadn't -pent s I n y money
Th. \ , It's toug] i mai to see hit stock
going for nothing.
Th" '- . . Oh,
lata y! If 1 te
?\ ?allow Youth in the crowd What? : I ?
I !u Musician Shill?Fourteen, and wort '
(Tht crowd, caught arid fooled by the or m
? to drift in, I the tui s of er thu attic i enticii b;
?<? inside, the youth who inquired al?! i tl
taken in hand by the pipe-Bmoking supposed own?-?- ... tin it
??itches the fat BUCtloneer'l eye. That humid worthy Irnittediatel
down t)i?> pr:.-'?:?? i tmerarhaun, which iwbodj bid for?in the absence of
ths) shills an '? "play up.")
The And knees What's that" ? want a railroad watch. I'm
?'lick over his shoulder)
?I t, got ? railroad watch" . ?n the SB?B, please. Might bt
?*? ]\' ? (Turning to the mutidan shin,
Vn? ],n" '?'' ' ' ' ' rward) What make would you prefer, sir?
1,"W!"'1' V> Elgin or What. Oh, a Time Ball Special.
w,'n'''K' ? ' ?? ' !? .? - m Beems to know what he
???ants, l only hop? we ha ?;?.,? ,-??, , :,ft. (y(, ,;?,. ,.,..,,., Wo
haven't: Oh, you've got one. Good! (Opening, p |.,.,g and holding up
the watdL) Now, ladies and geoti?tinen, here wt have a wonderful
watch, I don't ki ow of a better one made anywhere in these United
,,!al"s J? ' - ? " ? ***?**, ItBatetTBBd by the Brotherhood of Loeo
;m,tn" ' ' ' ?*? ************* )emttt, Bon-magnetic, and adjostad
Wh?" T'*"' w t"::ua!;',',"i f,,r t<n *??** A parfect ?mekaepar,
W>r w'red?f0' thl' v"'y ,'";" ***' Lot N* >? Whantmi offered?
>? himini offered?
The Shill ttakinp the cue of "NV 7." whi,h ? (,:,,,?., ,,
wh.c.i he is to Start the bidding) Ten dollars k l
Tne A.nt.nei'r Tea ?follara, Ten ter. ter- t?-n_
"' V '? fiction,.,.r tto the Act mi? A,,,-., . ,, . ?
fc! : w.??"?::t,;."V:rL,??..?***
I .' !
Yen i
I ? ? a.)
't tell nie ?hut to met U,r ,t I'll ,'.,.? .11 i
*?>**'>m?mm*:L2^?'?
.?our
* ?t?Acs?^
? 'v, I favOf lashody Vm here tatlr. L ?BJ
I"' *l'"l;ir- '"?
The Youth Y.
The Shill T'a.
I
The A.ici 141 For tweiva . . , , ? , t,
r>>^> i.??b a? .a, u- . ' -i? m.in tlu're.
IBM hack u the '.ash.er, please.
C willuu.d oa ^Mk4. IS
R B WARD ESTATE $5.000.0
Uife i,ei? Half, with Charit] Ir?.
?ton, and ? l.l'n-, Kenia'niler
yd We
f the Ward Bal .- i
i at horn?
t.uaker Ridge 1
Oetobei -
....
? : I $ transi
the va
the n - ? il |
? ? I
War.I r res hi? wife one half
estai thi h? r s I
-ercr.d part ' '
? ?? -he ist
..' ?oon ai '
?
i ?
... . ?
i i
-
? .
?
rs wl
timi
?
Ward a
? \ k'ard B. i?
t*
FOE OF DRUG TRUST
WINS BIG SUIT HER:
Jadgmenl by Default Taken !
Blacklisted Firm Again*!
National Assot A
pro c ' ... h ; ? ?
? a f?.i r.-i ..-' ? ?. nt by ?'.
fault, -va-. ??*. ered rstei yin t
: tatei District I ouri aft
members of the Nat on
'' >i .>?-, iation,
? I ? l.y 11
John D. Park i - iny. dm
neinnati. Amons the .1
fendant! ai ? '?'? m Jay s h . f?e]
in of the Cil Hi i"ii ??
a member of the firm of Schieffelin
Co.; Chariei C, Bruei
members of Bru en, (litchey & Co
I^miic S, Coffin and otl ? the wholi
lale drug trad -, A.bun
Utica, El m ira, Syracuse, Rocht ei an
I
?*?*" the an mnl - ' damag?
i- one subject lefl l
pre . It P.n k.r ai
re ?ft Matthews, <
for the pia ' estimate tl
?urn \\ ill be i
tion li one? of threi brought egal
ailed "-1-. Qg trust" b? I ? :
I). Park AS? or ullcf,-?
? ence wit h tl e r bu linesi fi oi
1891 to IPtyj by bla? kliating i
? Ina of the other action
1500,1 i, i
leek trebling of 12,000,00
under the Sherman law.
The plaintiffi ? t the wholi
sale association fixed prices, circulate
blacl; i? snd oi lav fully ?ntei fere
with the I
(gists.
-,-a
NEW CENTRAL Y. M. C. A.
TO BE OPENED T0-DA?
Brooklyn's "Manhood Factory'
Largest Branch in World.
Thirteen stories high and
the V. M. t . A.'s n? rest "manhood fac
tory," at Hanaon and South Elliot
Places, Brook I j .?:. '.-?. i ted thi i
! ften I'll.-, r-iiin Abbott mu
.lohn H. Moit the principal IP? ??
Servieea ?'-ill begin ??t 8:30 p, m., an?
last until fi.
The building, the large??? \ " i \
structure in the world ? pad Britl
every requiaita for the eomfoii of it
i membera. It ii Brooklyn*! Con
trul Branch, erected al ;. eo l of 11.600,
000 . ? I ? he l ';?!c
Memorial, in hoi ed soi
of M : - Will ?m; Van !' Smith
who gave 1600,000 toward the fund.
?
th?- first ?wo floor? and brich and terra
cotta above. On the first ?!
auditorium ? ? ma. On th?*
third is the natatoi nm with pool "."?xT."
feet ( 'r; the fifth are Ihree gym
ipper floors ?n e tal th liv?
ing apartments accommodating S50
men. In the basemint i? a laundrv.
POLICEMAN WAIVES HEARING
teaailaat ?if Tribune Reporter To Bi
li? 1.1 tor Grand Jur>.
Pal rolman M i?? h:.?-: Moran, cl
v il n ai aulting Ed??. i -i -i. Dei
Tribun? rep rter, on ' (ctol ei .'-r. ap?
peared yesterdaj ? ? lefore Mag.
i trate i'otii. ?n the Tomb
igl hii co miel, i . l >?
Barbier, waived examination. Ar
menti 4v?-re mu.le for bis appear
?londaj moi i ig, m hen th? mag
h ? ? eu ill arrange oi ni
? M Moran for the grand jury,
.luriies E, Del? hantj bi tant Di?
tritt Attorney in charge of the Mae,
m court, and, ? ith Harold L
of eounael for The Tribune, ci i
r.? the arrangei ? 1 Moi in ha
i ',-. on ba
lay morning, He waa i
. . ;? i hours
?- . lie? Com m loner*!
itified of t mil
?n disposing ??f the
. . ' ' ? eo . ? e to the
; ? . ? ? ? ? :
... i ii Genera I
MORE GOLD ARRIVES
<...iioo.ooii Deposit? ' '.?i taaay ?OaVc
(?>r Morgan .v. ?'??.
Hri' I h fold ' '
.....
terday frorr i '
deposited et th? .
! . . ? .? for the J. P.
?p A Co, and represent
? ? - ?
.... r Great Brit
ain and Pranee. Il II esp? et? i I
'he coming we i k will witni II additional
h.-;.vy il ipmei I
Writ h yesterday'? consignment the to?
tal got?! received bj th? Morcan firm
from Ottawa and London oi the pn
ent movement bow amounts t?. nearly
?'.000.
HILLIS AGREES
TO PEACE PLAIN
WITH FERGUSON
Trace Called ?tm-I Dispute
Will Be Submitted to
-Board of Three.
NEPHEW'S SUT MAY
BE SETTI ID. ALSO
! reai hi i to St led One Ji
Oppon it A .. r Dr. <.a.l
man i eaceni ;
it
the Re? ?ewell
? ?' PI) i
. and i ra -. i
;il in's
adviser reed
erday -h.-lr
art is? ?. te
i three-head . ; .00.
1?
' I suit
?
h tt -r
... r
, .
. be arbitrated, but tl
racemakera .i?.\ ?
returned to th? 1 ? most of it ?
a waa 1
led by the pel
Maey
'
rational I n ?? 1 ?*h.
and Dr. S. Parkes 1 dman, ot'
entra
?
the Church ? 1
the quarrel seemed to thi
< ? ? tuatioi
* ?? m for .1 qui ? I
? ? 1 efore ? ? ? pi
.
Dr. Hillis ivri? Informed of this a
few day! ago; '?'. 1 l ? ras eon?
?ulted on Friday 1
Pea?-?- Conference ReM.
.lust befoi ? ectei
Di
went to Dr. ( in the ' en
irnl ( ongre ? ??inch. II .
1
ned that they did not
Dr. H ? ? ? . rito the
?udy proper and Mr!.
room off the 1
Dr. '?'? m pre
. '? each belligerent.
In turn. Tl - ib to have
one arbitrator iclected bv Mr. Per
? - .
men eh osen to ird. Then
? he three ere to hear1
?? by n la
?
? 1 wa
? I ho??- mu? h th?
. ; i.-, the
rhe prim ?
I their ?
method of ending the
?
?
At no I
did Mr. Pei go on and
Dr. Hillis come Into contact, When
the paper 1
departed, A few mil ter Mr.
Pergn Iding. Thii
g the
the 01 .' . 'or, had
? . ? ? ? . en though 1
had be? that the
?
?
peaei I have re
.lilted.
All tl ? connected a Ith the
thing about
?t Dr. Watei ? t out of towi
terdaj afternoon; Dr. Hill
!?? Cadmai kepi it 0
aray al era, and Mr. Fei |
?eld furthei publ rity waa not d? red
The umpire - will probablj be named
r \\. R..:1. ??
?'? 1 : M t.
T Lark, att r Di H aid
da) that they d I ? ol 1 who
Mr.
Larl
t'n?. I--.
Dr. Hlllii bi i Mi 1 ? .
m r n t.
-?
The "short hull??'" wll help to ran?
c?ntrate responaibilit* on ? ic G?.?-enn>r
for the sni re?vi of his poll? lea. It *?ill
abolish "invisible governnteajt.'1 Vote
for it in the ip?-v? ronsl lUtioU.
this wat?? A. thi; /?.'??.
*T'*AND pty>-C!.i>p'-N I-' ! . '
'?-" " -? '*' '"-!?-? ,'
MOND?' ".
l ; A
TUEb9*."i : ?
mtontsoaY' '-?? "?'' .,
THURSDAY SPfCIAl RBNtl ??.J. m.J_
fkipay wtsr mimatn. >
GAii'tv:
DANC
DAM-IMC. "H9fU ) . aj?,
'? {him*? X>
DANCES tr??Mr * ?,
PAmcimc.. tipfe MSStOMtfl J
I* -, ,*NC. 1tlr\. {' 1
UINi Nt? -. I / ? j
AFT-cKNOON n A ?JO ? fejc j] ,"7 iV
am?? movie i_.eum tj-12 1 / r
A ?$
??-m ' '" ' '
imP^'_^ m^?mmo
?O"?- ' 111). AHKAMv.lM?Np.l.",
tnns n ,' lCANOCaeil.1
?ess *?.m? m.-^o^s- fa
ma t ion ft rvo,Ft ?f i
UfiP .
MIS?, f | s*u, ;? .. wpjuf?-.
RECTOR'S i,".
Rr? ?4'li.a?
.1 l?:h M.
gnraa nun w:m 5P-P? ?? roa i?? am az m m \ri sa ?
I HOTEL IMPERIAL !
- Broadway and .32d Street, New York. ?
g ... i.? list ?I? Ha a I?.
V ROOMS.$1.50 PER DAY UP |
I WITH BATH. . . $2.00 PER DAY AND UP S
?I t?
?? r.xeellent faicilitiea for Bainquets, V eddings, I ),imcs, 6t?C r?
S 9
c New Popular Priced Restaurant. 5|
?33 Imperial Home Dinner H
'^ 2
*; served daily from 6 to 8.30 P. M. $1.00 per cover. 'J
g Ttal Dansant, ?i.uly rxcrpt Sunday, Palm Room, 4 to 7 F*. M. -?a
t- ?j
^ Come to our Halluwe'en Spook Party Monday Afternoon in the *^
*_] Palm Room, 4 to 7 P. M. ?
Sunday Evening Concert in Red Room at 8i30 P. M. sC
9 WIl I.ARD I) KOCKF.n.I.l.l.R. Manager.
ZjJLelltllAaal^AalJ^
SE?
-a- ' nfth Avenu.
For TOMORROW and ELECTION DAY
Ai Vil-*!. Link in a Chain of Offerings
THAT HAS MADE US
The Busiest Store in Greater New York
{Even Though O Birthday or Annhtriarii Date Doe? Not Happen Jtul .'.
THES" QUOTATIONS DO NOT HALF TELL THE STORY:
, ' DAY
SALE WEDN ? u
HOSIERY
SALE
For Men, Women, Bov3 and Girls.
Unequalled AsTortmcnt*
for next
For Women
Silk Hose pure thread ?ilk no
I end i nt*
? heel blac
eolei i ? sconds sf .50
Black Lists ?ilk nniah ilx-thread
I eel and toe double top
alao Heavy Blaeh I ottoi
leeondi of ,29 to 35 quality.. .18
Blaeh Cotton with and without
white lolei also BI ich Wool
osuall) 29 .
Pine BI I ttOH double ?ole,
hei I and toe.
; foi 1.01).
I ? i Blaeh Bilk I
read he? ! and toe.? '??"?
I pa i for IM.
Extra Heavy Blaeh Silk Kayser
make bol h ma ? lisle lined
i und double top I .7!? and I .08
Fine Silk black, white, tan, gl iv
and evening and tree! ihades with
rter tops.. .OM
Women's Blaeh Cashmere Hose.. .??!*
Four pairs for 1.45.
I.nrjre ?lock ?.!" - to At,
Women'? Cotton and Lisle black,
rh te and balbi I , in. . .?l?. and . I'.i
?Sati-,fying Price Savings
three clays
For Children
The Prettiest Fashions in
WOMEN'S DRESSES
For Now and Winter
St?
Pi leatrian, the Skater,
M?t!nie-Ceer.
.21
Rib
I .
.?'?
Worth .24.
Chiidi ? ' tton heavy ?rol
med
? plendid wear 8 to 10... ?- -
I I n for US.
Hlack wooi i ib
? ..'?_.II? to ,49
'? im weight black -
? : to H.?M
? a .-!**
Sim;-.'.- Tailored lir?..8f?
Of Serge .il.7a"i
Pavoi I blaeh eroae?
'? I r front ? rimme I -. :sh
buttons fur on cdlar and cuffs.
Alas nt thi? price,
Yelvefeer. Tepe 'le chine and ?atin
dreaaei large variety af !'.i??ian
bio ? Ine and full mod.'l a
with band) ?>f fur and Silk braids
the principal trimming f.-.-i'-ire.?
Sample Line of Dressas at mm?
prici" Included . ..!?.??- $14 to $18.
Too late for del
the After, en T*. an?-!
Skating: !)r<.??e? of
Fine Broadcloth? . Speciii 24 an
'*?'-'
. .'
1 blaak ?.:m
voke an ? h i-h n uqnetaire mA
?in"; " ? PiBier"ajS
ers" f ? h iv? pockit l*.ki
~ *k G.nit f.r...
' m?'t itrkn?
>?t mod.l ikat
ng dre?
Skating; I>re?ve. a' . Spedil n.fft
Black Vel? e'eet beHst |MI)M
nt front -
hall 'on fur bord?
on blouse?, collar and ?uff?.
er," Si the ? I st
openli ge, s
Gracefulness i? the
featur?- of '1 BSC lall
For Men
: Hose
blai reg. -I. i
brand
double - "'?-?? I ? ? ; and toe.
29 i pr--. for 1.00
? .,-? -i Onys make.
pain for IJI.
Silk black excellent
? ? ? ?. .
; ? .
'I I rea pairs for 1.00.
Infants' Hose
heels and toes
Women's Extra Sizes
i S ixe cot ton and lisle
Mack, white and baibi ggan
..'{."? and . ??? s?k an.l wool black, white, tan.
Three pair? of Uc for 1.00. pain for 1.00.
white, tan and blaek. .
,16
_'I
.US
.24
Dress Goods Special
Vor Tomorrow and lllcction Day
CHIF. ON BROADCLOTHS, 1.00
M Inch and a few M Inch pieces regularly $1.49 lea be1 wo/?! high
lustre sponged an?! shrunk Fashion favored e (Jug biofei ME
mouse, army blue, navy, men's wear blue, black ar,?l limited quantity ef
foreal green and brown.
Great Full .Stocks of
RELIABLE BLANKETS
FURS
Are Indi.pensable Now
?nd for Winter?
We ?ho??- practical ?tyle??We
?i??* true names?We present only
the new?Matchless values.
Il R COATI.ZU.UH
Hudson seal (dyed maskrat) sad
Near Baal dyed eonej I fall flare
rnoilel- -.-If .?r contrasting fur col?
lar handsome brocado satin Un?
ir.?:
Bought in Eno?rmoni Quantitlei for
wool. .. .Blanket? for every purpose
ptlea....Eeonon%*\ i for evern paree
Purr Wool Blankets?
Large si d small gray, white
and scarlet, with Contracting
border?; *i!:int-? In new
, omfa ? o '-?.-- .". It?
Lamba' Wool Blankets?
Pull i i plain white sold in
pal rs, I ut bound singlj. a [th
atin ribbon n: lalmon. old
I t blue, I lopenkagan
and gold. ...Alao rparal blai
that equal s pair in weight and
m arm'h worth $16.M.14?.?IS
Wool Nap Blankets?
White, plain colon and fane) olaiil
in choice combinations full liza
value to I2.?I.,.l.ON
Cash hetore market sd ? inee of raw
In etery lise In every Quality al every
n. recognised ? Inr.-irtrrMi?-.
Ba!)y Blankets?
]??? ? a ool an l wool ml sed
Il "?; bi i 48x4*0
a h -te with pre* . also
BaiSy Blankets?
nap
borders in pairs..Also delicate
? 1 figured single.... .*?!?
Automobile Rugs?
Chase plash the name is guarantee
for reliability two-color revers?
ibles m rich coach tone i
72 and M Inch lengths.l*J.i)s
other Auto Pau-.*?. S2.9-? $!9.flH.
Extraordinary re oi ? few
lightweight r??he?.
SMALL FURS
EXCEPTIONS. SPECIAL PURCI .ASK
Resulting in
Sensational UNDERWEAR VALUES
(Airinrnts from One of th? Highest ('! i^ Makers.
ONE-TKIRD OFF.
The manufari arar, i ? thai ? styles at
h rag ilar pri., I ec ?use ol reity of lacas,
emhroideriei arnl fabric?. <-!o <??! out ? this great
concession.0 ? will maki . ?e the wisdom
of sharin-7* in the-e special a?h to BI through out
preat CA8H-BUYING. 1 ml quality, t fulne i, thorough
workmanship ar..l diversity of styles ?vill appeal to women of dis?
criminating taste.
Crepe de Chine Unilervvear i? a'.o in?, ludet!.
Great Opportunity for Christmas Gifts.
Be Here Tomorrow for These:?
Muff- HudaOB Seal | dyed
mil -krat I flat and ball
shapes .1!>.I?S
Scarf? to match....7.t?N... 11.88
Muff? (lonuine Heaver -
ball shape .,'t 1 .!>*
Si-arf? to match
li.?is i l.M l 1.98
Muffs Skunfa and ,
Onposum ball aad
pillow ni.itf ? . i .5..?*?
Scarfs to match. .. ..".IIS to I 1 ,98
Muff*. Natural Skunk and
Black Fox new ball shape
plain or with head Bad tail.. .311.08
Scarfs to match
12.08.. 2 1.08. 20.08
FREE
Dependable Alteration.
Women*.
Suit?, I2M and up
I ?.at .. Ml
Dresse?, 7 IS and up
Skirts. 1.9.'? and up
Misses' and Juniors'. All Prices.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
*1 ..".0 aV .2.00 l,arment? Special !.<<*
(.la-tenhurv Make Shirt? in 14
only all site? ii
drav rich.... However, t?
- ia aiVrt?
we i. ?? Scotch vo.li
in a i shirt? ?til
dra
ilao, In ?.?me Dep't: ?
CREVT STOCKS Or
WINTER LNDrERVVEAR
of All Description?
Wlnt.-r and lifrht weight eottor.
Shirts an-! Drawers tl ???? .?*??
Derby Ribbed SI 11 ar.d Drswin
tari and gre; t'\it*. ?4H
Gray Merii I T>r?w?r?
or ho.vj* ."?'
| - * -?hit*
or nal ira tes te 30 inch l.???i
Wii t? r V* ? .-? ? So -; Mtaesl wool
or es
: H.?f'. .... -?'??
Extra ?izes to "I inch suit. ?."i
Katar il rli hr.isted
.. a lase
Kx'.rpi li*s?l te 54 inch l.M
Pure Auatral ?fool f?lrts
doubla braast and bsel
to 50 inch. 'Sam
Drawen to match IM
Winter Weicht fl rt?
and '. ?
Two-tl - ??'5
Full l.i
Carter a- ; ?? <'1,;'.. ,
Cotton.. 9*? Wi \.%ak-n
All weal.
1.19
$8.00 and SS.50 MILLINERY
Tomorrow aad Election Dm/
6.50
White, green, brown, navy and black Velv? corl?'
lilki and hattei ' plush from close ti ? .,- ?tu
of narrow r.r m modela and ftne variety of aailoi r? **f
Ga naborougha... .Fur pompom ami band?, wini -' ? oi'T''_\
.?-s and feathera as well a.? tinsel nov< nclB???!
(.IIM.S' \ FI.VF.T HATS?
Black and landing colors sum. arith
licht facings dowers, furs, inappy
bos - aad other favorite trimm .
:.,:. et thanes reg ?i M 3.98
uOMKVS VELVET IIM
<r rich f?*'
ITS, ? Hr *-"*'
? ta
large and ?ma!!. **
MISSES' WINTER COATS
Reg
H- g
Reg
Reg
Beg
Reg
Rag
Reg,
\ alas
?
valut
value
value
\ alas
value
value
value
value
N ? ?lit Ilresses
? .?Sail
|1 ? .Bali
11.69 .Bals
Drawera aad I or?et < avers
.30 89 .gal,
? ? **? ! ? - .Bals
.t?."? .- ralas II i?.Sal.?
Her. ??! 1.08 .nul |15.M . Ton'omui and Eleetien Das
11.75
. ?.
Petti? o.iis
;! ?- .Sale I . ? ?? Reg. value |2.25 .Sale 1
- 1 * UN I ;,:? I I a?. ,
, rsavelepe I haaslaaa
R? g ralue
f. valaa $1 Sale
. ;.-, ; ' .Sale I
.;?.-, ? ?? >ale I ,
I ?-'*' ' ?nliillalions
aale 1.45 h .
?oit 1.03 ; .BeaU .
Sale -l.l.'.l .Sa?e t<
8^ ^>l . . ? : -a da 1.
- .
|1J4*.
' ? I 11.
13 ;? .
.
I .
Sa'e
.Sali
ls
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,60
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ur,
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Plain color Corduroy?. Chinchillas an.l Z checked wool piih. ?I* ?
i Winter plaida and mixture?.... Smart flan i >??? '"?1T1?
?elf fabric, p'ush fur collars m eOBVC rtible or ' bin ? r, n -';? ? ? '* '?
year s
Many Sample ?'??ats from two ?mart ?ie?iirner? ln?lu?W.
Misse*' Serije Hr? ??e>? atj
Misses' Tailored Suits? t A flit
Valaaa ta $lBJt?. Ih.UU
'iroadcloths, ^-aharilmes. poplins
., brown, greea an?! blaak
i aaaa aad belted fur trim'd col?
lar? 11 to II ;.?ars.
14 to is ;., ..
Fine weave ?ertre, c.<
taffeta navy, br.- '
-.-..?ta'.
Useful Xmas Gifts will be in vogue a-^ain this year.
ASTOUNDING RUG Values
For Tomorrovv and Election Day.
Unequalled Assortments of
Handsome PARADISE FEATHERS
Fountain and Sweep Effects
BI ACK AND ?NATURAL
4.98 5.98 8.98 9.98 "d 1193
Special Purchase of Seamless A?min?
Rich Medallions an?i small figurad
B tan grounds lall ft?] value
Fine Worst?*?! \\ ilton Kuj?s?
Rich Oriental! and imall, aWirahle
and other artistic colorings value
ter Uug?.?
designa dark to
ltB.00.
- light i,'t
137.50.
Sanford & Son'* Axminster liu.?? I
N.'.xlO?. ft. same desiKtis and colorings that are ?hown in |
? high class Wilton? value H1.M.
} 19.?
29.??
17.98
2.98
Chic Accessories to the Modish Hats This Season
Freo trimming servi? r if hats and trimming? are purchased here
h \ 11 : A LARGE RUGS
Hartford, Sanford and Smith'.
Asasin iten
llJall ft. vulu.- $-??:.'- 'J'j.iis
ll.:txl2 ft. vslue BtBJB..MJN
UJall ft. value l.l'.?.???). .*J1>.I>**>
11.'1x13 ?? ft. value $-f.?.;,0. .:tl..*s?l
11.3x15 ft. value Ml M 'AU.?HI
AXMIN8TER RUGS
Smith's m 1 Other M?kers
|7sM inch val .1 |1JI
MaM inch value IS-'J.
N,? Se<ti??n
devoted to Kope I'ortiere?
'3 to 7 ft. extension be?t clor?
t.4t? to 7.?**?
lM
'l.t*
Seo Al?o Herald. World. a-Unoricau ?or TbirU-oino Mon?n* Soociids?On Salo Monday aad Tuesday until 1 P. M? EaUaordinaa VaUaa.

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