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I! " Stwnpcd od & Sboc
J flEiWS STANDARD of flERIT
MEN WITH
TENDER FEET
MADE HAPPY.
' FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WR
f HAVE ORIGINATED AND DESIGNED
' FOR MEN WITH TENDER FEET A
) LINE OF SHOES MADE OF
r o SQOLMA KID," Mark.
In Black and Colors,
THAT AVII.L FEEL ON THE FOOT THE
' SAME AS A KID GLOVE FEELS ON
THE HAND. DRIGI1T AND BRIL
LIANT IN CHARACTER, REQUIRING
NO HLACKING LIKE CALFSKIN, AND
1 WILL NOT CRACK LIKE PATENT
, LEATHER.
MEN'S GENUINE
SQOLMA KID SHOES,
I Lace, Congress and Oxford,
In Black and Colors,
$3.50. -Iftl
I No man suffering with tender
5. feet should fall to try a pair of
these shoes.
K tj. "SOOLWIA KID" wk.
Mi I '! IS MADE OF THE HIGHEST GRADE
' II OF IMPORTED STOCK, TANNED EX
M I l . PRESSLY FOR ME, AND IS GUAR
V! . r I f- ANTEED SUPERIOR IN FINISH AND
' 1 I ' WEAR TO ANY OTHER BRAND OF
. ! j I I KID, AT ABOUT ONE-HALF THE COST.
' ! I t Nowhere else can shoes of
M s I Soolma Kid be purchased.
(
I ; A. J. CAMME YER,
I, i I 6th Ave., Corner 20th St.
LB ' H I
H" I 1 musfratnts.
B I I j Hnrpt bj Ocean Orrnn.
I Sousa's Concerts, , ,o.
'II; Pain's Fireworks, .
' ' K I De Wolf Hopper, "ju'o-."'
aaV' U ', I Every evL-'g t H. Including Bandar. B-'
Ht TV CHASOE OF PROmiASIJIE NIOUTLY. I "
V ! O I'OPIXtlt COM'BIITft. rfTN
aaal 19 .'l Uv the METROPOLITAN Jr
BaasT H I ' 3 I PERMANENT ORCHESTRA. D
B, ' Bfl-l.NWRVMENTAMSTb SO T
' ! (T I A. NEUENDORFS. Conductor. ,
HV I1M ' " bEATS. 5c. AND 30c. gg
HHt 11111 J ID tbecrrnt of rain. pcrforinanpa In Concert Ilall.
Urn'' III , TUP in:n.i.D wj. thicitbr. ct. sub.
' ! I ' "C MATINEES WED. ft SATURDAY.
( J LICK'H plDI H30 NIQHTS IN LONDON.
j M .nrT IIIT.lilttl- STILL THERE.
B M '.. VSUtn Sourrnir I'rr- ETDOnA Duke of York'a
K ' ' H lafl foroiano June 88. rlWltfl Theatre
t IB KEATS rOUU WEEKS IN DADItS
Hj II advasce. rAKIoa
: III EMPIRE THEATRE. DnoTVsr
B CHARLES FROIIMAN '.Manaier
HE H ?TII MONTH.
' HB i THE BRILLIANT ROMANCE.
B III tiKK. tmk dcb:b iiobe.
Jf . - Ifl i KTenlwrs. E-jiO. Matinee Scturday at g;18.
M, H ROSTER & BIAL'S" MUSIC-HALL
'' H M . Witter I einodr, John W. Rantone, James 1'.
BH. Bl Hal ,inT- "rtgarEly, Zelma Rawlton. Dore
BU Bl IB Bro' nn1 IIlM' Cnl- Schult. Marahall ft NeUon.
BBi' Bl HI 1 he Two Coons Wllllunn and Walker and
B; fl THE CREAT CAUTIER.
B-- KNICKCnBUCKER Bro.lw1.V'and 38th It.
BH HlHB Evenlnpiat HiIS. Matinee Raturdtr at 3.
Hi IH i SOMETHING NEW A ROUND OF
B IH EVERY NIGHT. PLEASURE
Bvi'- S.la PA TOR'S i-ovriNroi-n
BK. BU l . . ' " " PKHFOItMlSCK.
K M 14i I-. NKAUHDAV. IU:80 UNTIL 11 P. U.
BBk Bilfl .. ' " ao ud oo centlo.llour Bbow.
BBJV , M)liT.uuOmfne. Ben R. Harney,
BH HTM tojikokud Clinton. The BlondelU
BB1 H19H bulllran and Sulllran, McBride and Goodrich.
B 1H; ' SCSITH'S Continuous Performance.
BBt-'. sB UK - nau ill u -T.i-.. sue. Noon to u r. m.
BHu BIBi M INTYIIE ft HEATH (new farce), Ureat Blcfraph,
BBIi BFB1 KraLceaca Redding and Hugh Stanton. Prof. Krelael'i
Bl Hi MB ' V Poita, Willi and Colllm. Mimic four, 115 otben.
HH' BaW AlADrnv or Jll'lic. Klhit. and IrrlnupL
HBI. HHrHal nnRRFTT. VerUcope ricturea taken at
HHt- HrBal uuiius.il Canon city.
H II FITZSIMMOHS M- gfc ., g!8.
BBl HI n A R If IC EVERY EVENINO n.'IS.
HHr. WHI llfiaLw'aS mats. wed. ft sat, at .
HM wHH srnetU y tiik L'litci'n tiiuu
Bt m H MERRIEST I'LAY IN TOWN,
BBj' KrUflH ' 6th week. Crowded Iiouiei.
Bl' RkHaWj lllinrnin Hthfit. Muaeum. E l'retty Cornpop-
BH- SillilB HIIkF-R prra- M "k c- " Artl.u.
BHl E HBiBt nUULI) O Pranklyn Comedy Co., "A Natal En-
BHk i S iHB ' gagement." Cooleat reaort In town.
B UM JtIiVrV week. I The Whirl of the Town!
bHbbV bbT nH To-lght Tle(rrro' JHeyclePrwntttoni lntbtrl
BlH BHi ROOF UEOl'KNS TONIOHT, weather perrolttlng.
H fill 0LYMPIA ROOF OAEDEN.
pH KtDHl Kara, Itbam'a Octoroou, Eztraraganza, Bpeolaltlea.
.
' i fin ColUpcg nnrt ffrhoolg.
Bf H.Hh Pttr Uoya nrul iouok SI en City and Couatry.
UNIVERSITY OK PENNSYLVANIA. Thn Collem
exantlnailona lu all lubjecta required for entranoo
BB BBl BH ' tu" (,,lritn course In Artn anil bclence, faclenoa
BK HHkHH aU( Tcctinolob'y, Finance and Economy, Chemlatry,
BB IIBKHHi Mechanical tnulnecrluff, Electrical Knglneermff, CtTll
BB HhBb) Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Biology, and
BtiH Ari'liltn'turo, will Im held In New York City on TUE8-
BB BBs'BH AY mil WEDNESDAY, June 13th andlAth.atSS
Bl' RBI BM wt ou,h '" "'"IT the chargu of K. II, Schuyler,
SB MBavHal Ss West A&tb M. For Information and copy of cata-
. Bl MiHl HK ' 'K111 addre tho Examiner, or Dr. William A. Lam
' Bl wBarBai tenon, Di'au nf thn College, UnlTcnlly of I'eDturl.
f MB BB ranla, Went Phlladi-lplila. Pa,
' HB Hal ' JHE ''W DEPARTMENT-Examlmitlonii for en-
Br' bl Hal ' tr.-im Into tlio Law Departiiient will be held at tbo
Bt :Hfl ' aanie time and place. For Information and cony of
Bl 89 MB catalogue aildrriM the Examlnor, or Dr. William
BB ft?9 BH Draper lwlt. Dean of the Law Department, US
SHE ll'B Euuth Hill at., I'lillailelpbla. Pa.
HH EH ',BB ' Uualueaa CoUegea.
bEIb paine's
HM tlB llSI.tSt CIILLKUE AU SCHOOL
'Hk i IrHal ' oy
.HVIlHHl. WKMMIIMPIIV AD TVIrUIllTIJ
BallrlHHai OPK.t lltl AMI Kl'K.XIMi .,i. NUMSIBR.
BM BHB "'' I'OWFIlY, COKNHt CANAL HT.
BBaRfllHai UPTOWN. 107 WF.BT J4T1I h CPU, BROADWAY,
ALL graduate! placed! Metropolitan Kchooli Itaaa
Pitman (bortbaudi prlratalewona at clou rataa.
'BB BHB HBI 1 6a Bihar.
tBB BJ ISHHk Bcboola for Jjinguagea.
PREPARATION unUertlty eiamlnatlonai eirwrl
ii i .i ii enocd Inilniclom (I.alln. Ori-tik, French)! lu mllaa
BB mVffrHK from Ilruoklyiiiiiumtr Umltedt lucatlou unexcelled)
r'Hn VI HI HHr Uo txiya' canin White Mountain.
'HK W 1 HE HLUI'STEAD (Long laland) INSTITUTE.
:Wih Bi gtxpoml Qotittt.
SKIi SK MAXltri.l,. T1IIIMAN I.ROMAItD.
9MS Hflj IP THOMAS LEONARD MAXWELL, wbo wu lut
'Btff HH? beard of la l7w. Hiring In London, Ontario, will com-
BP.Vi SBt munlcatjTwIlb LAYTON SONS I.F.NDON, XII,
', H7,y Bw Iiudc roW, Cannon atreat. London, England, b will
Buils! Hjn.1 baar of iora(ulng to hli adraotigJ. Evldencaof bla
'Har J'; 9t whareaboutj or tfeatb will Lo gratefully ncclrcd by
HVtV W'4 Ifcaabof.
"NeilPs
xjgi5- Sixth Ave- 20th to 2,st st
MmL f A Summer Sa,e of
mf Women's Muslin Underwear.
P ' " We begin this morning an Early Summer Sale of
Women's Muslin Undenvear that will surpass in its
opportunities for money saving anything we have heretofore attempted.
TWO IMMENSE STOCKS,
the entire surplus product of two manufacturers of the finer grade of Women's Muslin Under
garments, have come to us at our own terms. Thousands of Garments, beautiful in finish, texture
and design, are to be sold for less than they could be made for to-day. It is an opportunity of a
decade for supplying a whole family at the usual cost of a single wardrobe.
Gowns, Empire, V shape and high neck, fine cambric Gowns, Empire, square or V shape, cambric or mus-
or muslin. lin.
Drawers, cambric, muslin, lawn or nainsook. Skirts, umbrella or regular.
Chemises, skirt or regular lengths, cambric or lawn, Drawers, lawn, muslin or cambric, umbrella and regu-
all handsomely trimmed with tucks, laces and em- lar, all elaborately trimmed with embroidery and
broideries, laces.
'Regular Price, I.7S Each. fgRegular Price, 1.25.
SALE PRICE 95c SALE PRICE 59
Gowns, good muslin, V shape, tucked yoke, trimmed Drawers, cambric and muslin, deep ruffle of cambric
with embroidery. or embroidery and clustered tucks.
Drawers, muslin or cambric, deep ruffle of embroidery Corset Covers, fine cambric, lace or embroidered
and tucks. trimmings.
tRegular Price, 75c t&TRegular Price, 98c
SALE PRICE 35C SALE PRICE 2SC
A Price Sensation in Also Finer Garments at Equally Low Prices.
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits. Shirtwaists.
-.. Ladies' Tailor L500 of Them
- N Made Costumes iz.-'S Go on Sa,e Tnis
.$xS j--'m of fine Serges and mix- .r?-j - - Morning at prices
WS W ?urSsvEt?a,nd?fr?"t Aa-jT 53& A-' that wil1 effec a
SEJ jackets, lined with silk, $.' FfesJ .zv: nromnf rl?annrp nf
Vks '9 full skirts lined with per- ;Xf&. jTjgr , t Fh2E? tu n
i' y?T a""e- Y nCvVV the, ot They are iUl
fr X i Ml -Formerly XsiM Vr Wdl made- ThlS
W- i Hi $ io.oo and 12.00. &jfr$W Y )l&nE(j2 season's production
sKrA V IfeifeLav j rt rrSTuniu ' and great values.
fglibNg NOW 4.98 Vrw( -. 50 Doze" e
rLu J r v ' "XV ; lawn and percale.de-
, ' TlZ Tailored Suits ' ,, ))& tachable collars and
' r? r-r- of canvas cloth and fine JA& cuffs, all sizes.
"-.' i "r English serges, fly front (, I' '?
..IJ1 ,.. jackets and full skirt, all X LH tS Regular
pal-jT lined with black or SiB: , Value, 1.25.
V nSr changeable taffeta silks. ';Ti7-MLj4y SALE PRICE EZQc
x 'Formerly .".j' "'.( ' c:TTr? " S vN "-J''
--r sr" 22.00 to 28.00. "" ?-''- Knch.
mow H "I 7C 1,000 Dozen in Etamine, Dimity, Lappets and
INUW 1 liO Organdies, white or self detachable collars,
also laundered or soft cuffs, all sizes.
Linen, Crash and Pique Skirts oriMr value, 1.95.
at equally low prices. SALE PRICE 9oC Each.
A special lot of Lidies' Shirt-
Ladies' Silk Waists (special) SSl 2.98
Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st St.
iSummtr gUgortfl.
Going to the Mountains?
Are xou looking for a apot to upend tb Sommar
wblcb comblnn beallh, comfor and plraaure
AT MOUBIIATE COST?
If to, tend 8 cent! for potag or call and Ret f rre at
offlcM twlow the llltutraied book. "Bummer Homes."
It gives list of Hotsls, Farm aud Doardlni Houses,
with tbetr location, rates, attractions, '., in the
Mountains of Orange, Bulllran, Ulster, and Delaware
Counties, N. Y on tne main line and branches of the
JJow York. Ontario Jt Western llillwajr. S.OOO feet
aborethe sea, a region of great beauty and aUolute
hsaltbfuluess. In New York: No. 2 Datterr place, 1 IB,
IAS, 171, 871.UK. 1823 Broadway, IS Astor place,
707 0th ar., 261 Columbus ar 191 East ltitb St.,
73 West 131th st. ticket offices, foot of Franklin
and West and sts. In Prooklrn: No. 4 Court St., 890
Pulton at., 08 nroadwar. U7 Manhattan ar Green
point, and " Eaale" offlr.
"ILLU8TBATED IIOMK8," containing half-tone re
productlona from photographs of 083 of the above
"HOMES," can be obtained of ticket agnta for V&c
J, O. ANDEIlbON, General Passenger Art..
0t) Beaver St., New York.
NEW YORK.
HOTEL GHAMPLAIN,
aluly 1st to October 1st.
The Superb Adirondack and Lake Chan
plain Resort on Bluff Point,
Lake Champlaln.
Delaware and Hudson R. It. station In grounds all
trains and boats stop. Through drawing room and
sleeping cars from New York. A flrst-clau summer
resort, dolt.
O. p. KKAVBY, Manager,
I. U. Hotel. Chamalaln, SI. T.
V. Y. ofijoe Lincoln National Bank, d St., B to It
A. M.. 8 to 0 1, M.
MlilMIT noiflg, Washington Bros., proprietors,
Liberty, Bulllvan oountT, N, Y, Flritclasa aoconimo
datlonai large farm and dalrv, plentr of fresh milk,
good litem gunning and niLlngi Catbollo family,
ADiriONDACK MOUNTAINf.
Adirondacks.
The AmPersand
ON WWU1 8AHANAO LAKE.
Special Terms for June.
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL MONTH IN THE WOODS
(ielri4nba Additional Attraction.
C. M. KTO.V. Ampersand, N, YH or 1SS Sth it.
Sharon Springs.
SHARON SPRINGS, N.Y.
PAVILION HOTEL. Open June is
JOHN II. OABDNER SON,
SHARON HOUSE,
OpeaLTuno lit to Oct. 1st.
i P. BUABP. Prop.
laucest aLi Mom oonpLaTra sultucb
UTU1SU aVrAIIUSMMllST IK THI V. S.
PAMPHLSTa ON APPU0ATI0M,
Rummer Qttoxtfi.
NEVVVO RK
IiONO ISLAND.
ManbattaiTBeaoh Hotel
VTUI open June IT.
Oriental Hotel
Will open fune 9f
T. Y. HILLECK. MANAQ2R.
188 Broadway. N. Y.
CORDE8 HOTEL,
HIlECPlllttAU UAY,
has been entirely renovated and la now open for
guests. For terms apolr
COftDES HOTEL, 8heepshead Bay.
SIIEF.P8HEAD BAY, L. I.-Howell Vlllai a comforta
bl country home close to Msnhattau Heaohi send
for terms; trolley fare to tail it. or South Ferry, Be.
NEW JERSEY.
EANIDK IIOTKU
Ocean a rove. The largest and best-equipped hotel on
I he ocean front, A. u, STOCKTON,
'"pilK ALLAIBE, Spring Lake. N, J. I 17th season
-s. remodelled And Improved; now open.
E, M. ItlCllAnPSON,
Lone Branch.
LOSIft-UftAKCIl.
HOWL AND HOTEL
OPaUTS TIIVilADAV, JI'Mt 91,
Many Improvements being added to th house,
OEO. A. P. KEUEY, Prop.
N. Y, office Hoffman House.
Sonbrlght.
NORMANDItBY-THE-SEA.
(Hormandle, near Seabrlght, New Jersey.)
The best appointed hotel near Now York.
Saf ost batbtog beach on the ooast.
Hotel sow open at special rates.
Fine fishing In tho river on account of Inlet.
W. B. Hi; Wits, Mgr, V, p. EA11LE, Propr.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
WHITE
MOUNTAINS
MAPLEWOOD
The grand centre or all the drives, walks, rambles,
pons and attractions. An tdsal vacation apot. Pri
vate urtlage to rent. Maplewood Cottage opens June
4. Maplewood Hotel opens July i.
AINULIK At WKUSTBIl, Mnnaffcrs.
Address till June 83. The Jefferson, Ulcnmond, Va,
PIIINTINO from a card to a newspaper don oa
premises i special orders (I few boors' notice i
10,000 circulars il.OOi cards or billheads from 40c
Sir 1,000 upj printed envelopes (1.00 per 1,000, ED
ABPIUJItWO AND STAtlOJl tUV ja, e West
S tin st.
(Exrursloas,
rRMlniWolfimiiT
Till!' OALY AIX-WATKR HOITC TO
OONIV ISLAND,
LANDI.NO AT THE IBON PIEBS.
TIME TABLE (SUBJECT TO CrlANOI'.)!
From Hiu st., N, B-. hourly from a A. M. unUI S P, M,
From Pier (Sew) No. 1. X. Y., half an hour later.
From Coney Island hourly front I (M0 A. M. until
7i0P. M.
Tickets on sate at all downtown track stations of
the Elevated Ballroads. East Side passengers trans
ferrrd free to Ilsltery Place. Beturnlng Eaat Side pas
sengers deposit tickets at Battery Place and are trans
ferred free to the East Side,
CXC'l'lUtO TICKETS, Hit CetXTS.
'The World-Famons Pleasure Gronnds!"
ilpl Will Open
ligpWeteilay
Hjpr JUNE 16th.
Summer Homes on Long Island.
SWEPT BY OCEAN I1REF.ZE8.
M Summer Homes," a book describing hotels and
boarding houses on Long Island, free upon applica
tion, at 11, MB0, 131H Broadway, ticket omoes foot
of East 3th st. and James slip, foot New Chambers
si., New York! 333 Fullon it., Esjrle Summer Btiresu,
and Platbush av, ststlon, L. I. K. II , Brooklyn, or send
I! oents In stamps to II. M. HMIT1I, TralTIo Manager
L. I. II. It., Long Island City, New York.
Conoy Island Culver Route.
Leave foot WHITEHALL ST., via Bay Ridge, duly,
hourly from H;1U A. M to S;I0 P, 11. Additional
trains Bsoe Days B. t. C. UMU A.M.. 1.1:40, 1:40 P.
M. Last train trom Coney Island leaves at Site P. M.
KXCL'IIHIU.V TICUKTS, US CB.WTB.
wuu poi.t, nrnwavnan, and roruH.
KKRr-tlB dally KXCUIiaiON (except Sundsys)
by Palace Iron Day Line Steamers New York and
Albany from Dcabrossee it. pier at 8:40 A. M. and
West agil st. st 9 A. H,
DEEP sea fishing. SUamer ANGLER, dally. East
81st. 7:00;8outhBtb. Williamsburg. 7i13i Dsttery,
7:40. Fare 78 cents, with bunches balti clubs, 70c.
FISUINO DAILY 7oo.. 3 bunches bait; ladles 40c.
Batterr dock, 8, steamer SOIIUYLEHi East Slit
St., 7:13) Bridge dock, Brooklyn. 7(0 Franklin, 8:10.
HANCOI.
SEA BASS FIRRINO. Steamer AX, FOSTER, dally.
East K8d St.. 7:40; Battery. 8,0. $1, with bait.
Sattatt.
GET RICH quickly i send for "BOO Inventions
Wanted." FTdQAUTATE ACQ.. 0 B'way. N. Y.
'nATKNTS for Inventions procored nromptlyi low
i ... .... -, . . i .i ,,., .-. -. - .i i i . - . i ,.., , . 4
PERENNIAL NEWNESS
This Store of ours is only seven months old. And yet if it were seventy
times seven months old it would be just as new. The only way for a retail husi-
ness to crow old gracefully is by showing an always young stock.
There are no old goods here, nor ever shall be while our name heads the
column. Thus stock fragments make fresh bargains, and so do stock blunders.
Our buyers are not infallible. If they were, half the fun would be out of the busi
ness. Price reductions solve stock questions. Thus the following:
100 PIECES OF PARLOR FURNITURE j
are marked for quick selling. The lot includes Chairs, Sofas, Divans, etc. Wonds
and finishes are Oak, Malachite Finish, Mahogany and Mahogany Finish, and ernis 1
Alartin. Upholstered in velvets, corduroys, silk velours, damasks and fancy silks. ;o I
duplicate pieces. Former prices were low. To-day 1
A THIRD AND MORE OFF 1
PARLOR ROCKERS
Mahogany finished, high arms, fancy cor
duioy covered seat and back, 53-75; re
duced from 1 5.25
Mahogany finished, high arms, velvet seat
embroidered back, f 5-SO, reduced from $8.
Antique oak, fancy spindle arms, velvet
covered seat and back, $7; reduced
from fio.
Large comfort Rocker, tapestry covered
arms and back, loose cushion seat, fit);
reduced from (If.
ni ten sn ic Height of the Grena-
iibpnamnpI: dine xsson. Nowhere
URENADINES ex Qr s ther(, such
a collection.
If little prices still have power to
attract, the tide of Grenadine buyers
will surely set this way stronger than
ever. Scores of choicest fabrics in
this stock are reduced to-day to hurry
them out while wearing time is still
ahead.
Rich brocaded and brocaded stripe Grena
dines, 16 styles, 23 in., 50c, from 75c;
and 45 in., 75C from ft. 6 styles, 45 in.,
ft 25, from 51.50. S styles, .45 in., $1.75,
from $2.
Embroidered tigured gauze Grenadine, Jl.25,
from $1.50.
Embroidered polka dot gauze Grenadine,
51.50, 52 ana S2.50, from $1.75, 52.50 and
53.
Novelty stripe Grenadine. 52.50, from 53.
Embroidered I inured gauze Grenadine, $2.50
and 53, from 53 and 5330.
Fourtb avrnue.
COTTON 'rS' snow f a ''
noFss noons of lrish dimities at
dress ooods 12 l2c Always umil
1 to-day, 25c. Sheer and beautifully
printed.
A variety of popular colorings, in
cluding red with white figures.
Importer of these goods had too 1
many and turned these over to us at a
bargain. We haven't added much to
the cost. The advantage is yours.
Another newcomer Irish printed
Oreandy Rave, 12 l-2c; regularly 25c
Pure linen Organdy, 30 in. wide,
15c; regularly 45c.
These are but hints at this interesting
stock.
lYrar Itotnndau
whitp Season is ripe for these
nonce dainty dress stuffs. Assort-
rnnns ment and cheapness make this
stock magnetic. A glimpse at
the values
Organdies, 6S in.. 35c and more.
India Linens, 36 in., lScto 45c.
Dotted Swiss Mulls, fine pin dots and
medium, 2jc to 55c.
Piques, variety of stripes and fancy effects,
35c to 65c.
Silk Mulls, in all the leading colors, 45 in.,
50c.
Plain Swiss Mulls, 20c to 35c.
Victoria Lawn, 40 in.. 12H;c.
Fine English Nainsook, 36 in., 5t.50 the
piece of 12 vds.
Imperial Long Cloth, 36 in., 51.50 the
piece of 12 yds.
Brostdwny
m lck Too manv of them.
DRESS Thus they're' t0 E a
TDiuMiiunc "lira lu "',u ct-ciu unco.
TRIMMIN0S EKh the of .tfcind.
Narrow Bead Edge
15c yd. from 20c tSc yd. from 30c
Silk embroidered on chiffon
30c yd. from 50c 40c yd. from 75c
35c yd. from 60c 5c yd. from 85c
75c yd. from 51.50
DroailiTar.
eMBRO.DE.IES ,,&
and beautiful patterns at a third less
than recent prices.
Were 15c, now 10c
Were 18c, now 12c
Were 25c, now 1 5c
Were 30c, now 20c
Were 40c, now 25c
Splendid assortment for trimming
Summer dresses, underwear and
children's clothing.
Uniadna).
whmpnx; The entire stock of im-
SUMMER Prted Dresses of wash
nupccpt: fabrics has received march
UKKb&tb ing orders prices drQp a
fourth to-day.
THEY WERE filO TO $45,
NOW $7.50 TO $33.75.
Materials Percales, dimities, lawns,
lappets and dotted Swiss mulls. Some
plain, others beautifully trimmed with
embroideries, laces, ribbons and velvets.
Made especially for Wanamaker's.
Witli wearing time here, the chance
to share these combinations of elegance
and economy will be fleeting.
Second Vloer, Broadvfay,
JOHN 1
Formerly A. T. Stew
igtauofortttf, Orrjnttu, &c.
Lariest and best assortment In the cltr. Also a num
ber of pianos of standard makes, allf hlir used, and all
In good order, at reduced prices casn or Install
ments. Tunlnf and repalrtDi. ,
u. 11. lTbON A CO.,
867 BROADWAY (IbTII HT.).
TIME HTEIXWAY, 176, $0 moat hi 1 Bprlant,
baczaln.
ygMZB HALL, 611 Broad at, Kewark, K. J.
rmt UPIUQHT PIANO, JUS, S nentnlriCtLlaK
(f.-tf.banala.
PARLOR SOFAS
Mahogany finished, striped veltet seat and
back, 51 3 ; reduced from 520.
Mahogany finished, fancy inlaying, silk
upholstered seat and back, $18.50 ; re
duced from 527.50.
Solid mahogany, fancy inlaid back, silk
covered seat, 520 reduced from $30.
Solid mahogany, inlaid back, silk covered
seat, $23 ; reduced from 535.
Solid mahogany, inlaid back, silk covered
seat, 533 ; reduced from 545-
MUSLIN ..The beginning of the
UNDERWEAR th,rd we ?f 7e semi"
annual sale
Assortments still complete, but they
cannot remain so much longer. Thou-
sands have availed themselves of the
opportunity to buy carefully made ;
and liberally cut Underwear at the
smallest tri'fle more than cost of
materials.
A brief list
GOWNS
At 50c Of muslin, Empire stvle. Urge
collar and sleeves trimmed with cambric
ruffle; one row of insertion across front.
At 6jc Of cambric. Empire stvle, reveres
and lawn rmile, trimmed Aitli insertion.
At 75c Of cambric, high neck, plaited
yoke, neck and sleeves trimmed with
torchon lace.
At 51 7 styles, muslin, cambric and nain
sook, high and low neck, some trimmed
with embroidery, others with lace.
DRAWERS
At 15c Of good quality muslin, deep hem
and 3 plaits.
At 25c Of muslin, embroidered ruffle, plaits.
At 50c Of cambric, trimmed with embroi
dery rutfle and plaits.
At 75c Of fine quality cambric, full um
brella ruffle of lawn, deep hem and 4 rows
hemstitching.
CHEMISES
At 5i Of nainsook, round neck, neck and
armholes trimmed with lawn lace, edged
rurtle, 2 rows of embroidery and insertion
across front.
PETTICOATS
At Goc-350, fast black, sateen, umbrella
ruffle, 3 rows cording; well worth 51.
At Sic Of cambric, umbrella ruffle of lawn,
trimmed with Valenciennes lace and inser
tion, cambri: dust ruffle.
At 51.25 Of cambric, umbrella ruffle of
lawn, trimmed with point de Paris lace
and 2 rows of insertion.
CORSET COVERS
At Sc 500, of cambric, low neck, front and
back trimmed with lace.
At 1 8c Of good quality cambric, square
neck front and back, neck and armholes
trimmed with embroidery.
At 25c Of fine cambric, V shared front and
back, trimmed with point de Paris lace
and beading.
At 35c Coloied, to be worn under shirt
waist, high neck, long sleeves.
At 50c Colored, low neck, short sleeves,
lace trimmed.
SerBa duor, Fourth atenue.
HOUSE Every sort of article
FURNISHES for, " ' the tkitchen
and laundry, at prices
that are an eloquent appeal to prudent
housewives.
Just a few helpful hints
Japanned Sugar Boxes, 7 lbs., 10c.
Japanned Spice Boxes, 12c.
Wire Egg Whips, 2c.
Granite Preserving Kettles, 5, 6 and 8 qt.,
40c.
Japanned Flour Cases, 25 lbs., 75c
Enamelled Soap Dishes, to hang, 6c.
Enamelled Bread Raisers, 14 qt., 60c.
Enamelled Bread Pans, 1 5c.
Enamelled Tea Kettles, for gas stoves, 50c.
Fibre Slop Jar Mats, 17 in., 25c.
Mole Traps, 90c.
Quick Boiling Gas Stoves, 18c.
Wash Boilers, 7, 8 and 9 in., 50c.
Jim's Toasters, for gas stoves, 35c.
Cherry Stoners, 10c.
Wanamaker Sweepers, $2.50.
Cedarine Furniture Polish, 5c
Toilet Paper Holders, lc.
Hen's Fruit and Vegetable Presses, 25c
Armour's white Floating Soap, 5c.
Basement.
WANAI
art Sc Co., Ilroutlway, ilh a
R. GVi. Walters Pianos
ltb.NTLI) EASY mills; KXCIIANOEI), IV! UI
1U, 1UT W. Bait T it stilt UltOAIXVAV.
BAIIOAINR. Tbree second hand uprights, rood as
new, fullr narrantod, from (100 up; dellTered,
with stool andcorer, free; squsres rroin t5u up, Open
Batunlaferealnfi. WIUTNtY A CO., new wareroouis.
1 111 West main st- botween Lenox and 7th avi.
EI.r.OA!T UPRIGHT PIANO. 195, monthly:
Btelnwar, bargain. WIUSNEK, Ha Eaat lata st!
Open erenlnts.
ITOItTT full sis square nlanoa u (TO each. IS
X'mootbJr. msuilui. tit lalloa tL aUoeklra.
QM (TWOS. .
ODD PARLOR CHAIRS
Mahogany finished, fancy inla1 --. vel
vet seat, embroidered back. 5 'Muced
from 57.50.
Mahogany finished, high arms. , . fc
covered seat, 56.50 ; reduced fr - ,
Mahogany finished, high arms far . - ct
seat and back, 5S; reduced fr - $n
Mahogany finished, silk seat. v! 't
back, 510; reduced from Sn v
Mahogany finished, fancy inlaid H k uk
covered seat, 511 ; reduced from Si-
UPHOLSTERY unp"c Uphdry
Store. The chief mikes
this Store a veritable studio for Jr.,r;r
ies, wall coverings and furnishings.
Suggestions for the asking, ani 'he
Store's merchandise at prices' as Ira -in
manv cases lower than the market.
To-day, Tapestry Curtains that
were S3 to $7.50 are S2.25 to 5.
Economical Summer Draperies for
Summer cottages or city homes.
We will take orders now for re
upholstering furniture, and deliver it
to you in the Fall sooner if desired
looking as good as new, possibly
better.
Thlrtt doer.
WALL Keen-witted printers of
PAPER a" PaPsr5 are cleverly
copying rich tapestries. .
ness the imported and Amencn
novelties shown here. Beautiful effers
in deep, rich reds, blues, greens and
yellows. Some exquisite designs in
stripes and floral patterns. Astonishing
how little you're asked to pay for thee
high-art Wall Papers. Splendid as
sortment. Tblrei II jr.
CARPETS Interesting offerings in
a:sd floor coverings. In time
MATTINGS fJ?,r our Summer home.
They're good enough and
cheap enough to buy and put away
for use next Winter. No likelihood
of present low prices being duplicated
when these lots are gone.
Fine quality Velvet Cirpet, 4 J de
sirable patterns, 75c a yard; regular
90c ana Si.
Also a limited quantity of Moquerte
borders to match, at 75c a ard.
Splendid assortment of Martinis,
Chinese and Japanese. Only the re
liable sort. These are so cheap that
it's not worth while to think of buv nj
trash. S4, S5 and $6 for a roil or
40 yards these have been red,i:ei.
Other styles up to S3 5.
Tbim nr.
MATTRESSES w own , a hr
quantity of cuii
hair. To make it move liel. we
will make it up into Mattresses at 1
third below our usual fair prices. I
Were S14, SIS and S22; now SM, I
S12 and SI 5. Made in one or :
parts. Good ticking.
PILLOWS Unusual bargaw in
AND BOLSTERS l',CiC -M"P . KT
Pure and cle.tr. ..ve
goose feathers, good ticking.
Pillows 20x30, 2 1-2 Ibs,S1.2!.
Bolsters 20x56, 5 lbs., S2.50.
('earth Her.
HOUSEHOLD . To-day's news tells of
LINENS k at much below nur
' ket prices. Pure all-rUx
linens. So cheap that the"! com
mand the attention of hotel m..i. a
well as thrifty housewives.
TABLE LINEN ' ,
56c yd. Scotch, full bleached, -2 "
65c. yd. German, lull bleac'ied. t : -1
80c yd German, full bleacned, -5t
vd. Scotch, full bleached. 72 r
TABL'E CLOTHS AND NAPKINS
At 54 Scotch, 2x2 1-2 wis i,-kr.it
match, 20 in.
At 5-1.50 Scotch, 2x5 yds Si.'uni to
match, 20 in.
At 54.50. 55.25. 55-50 and 5v- F "f ln
linen Cloths, 2x3 1-2 vds Ke.t...-J on-
third.
At 55-25. 55.75. 5).25 and 5'J-5-F'-e Iritt
linen Cloths, 2x4 ids. Reduced 1 1 ''l
NAPKINS
51.50 doz. Scotch, 20 in.
51.75 dot Scotch, bleached. 2.i in
52 doz Scotch, 23 in. ; good dinm - '
52.50 doz. Scotch, 24 in ; extra 1 ;
BED LINEN
At 50c each Pillow Cises, 22 1 2 1 1
At 51 each Bolster Cases, 22 i-:-: '
At 65c vd. Sheeting, 72 in. i-u - ' 'irfc
At 65c yd. Sheeting 90 in. Doi.1-. .'
HUCKABACK TOWELS
At 20c Hemstitched, lSx40.
At 25c Hemstitched, he.i . 2 U i
At 35c Hemstitched, extra heaw ' "
fourth nvcaue.
1AKER
ve., fMh mid loth hIh.
glanofortffl, Dronns, Sr,
IIASoa-low rents, sfssl.le or -. " T' ''! '
assortment of seooml ham) uirin's ' -up;
13 monthlr until paU,
OOKIKJN'S, IDMFIflh ST., It V 'I' ' "
STKl.NWAY. 1160. tn moulhly. m n. ' '
WlbSNClt, 6 JW fullon St., Hiwtii - ,u
logi
lypiiinm riANons."s"im,iiti' - ""',
aJl-aualn, rent a. W1SMNE1I, t". '
riatuusn av llrooklju.
ffot iJjitto. .
FIB HALR-Old books. To"toV pn'H,'4 Jj
1000 can U Uunt. riease ooniniunl ,Tjl"
J. T. 8, box 1, bun oOM. (
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