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Stli BROOKLYN.
I iff Circumstances that Will Make a Memorable Monday.
Jf 1; It is the circumstance that makes possible the deed of- heroism ; that writes the page of
Ml I history; that exhibits character to the world; that marks business enterprise. To-morrow par-
rj 1 ticularly this store is the circumstance which opens up endless merchandising resources and
Sk Pves you the opportunity to profit by the exceptional offerings of every department, to say
B ! I nothing of the clearing sales of silk remnants, shirt waists, furniture, &c. To take advantage
1 of this is but the application, in a different way only, of that shrewdness and alertness which
have made our Deweys, Hobsons, Sampsons, 5chleys and Shaffers. The doors of the store
i n 3 , swing a merry welcome. Are you one of those who will profit by the opportunity ?
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ir I We will deliver til purchues free of charge at any railroad station within t radius of 100 miles. When the purchase amounts to JJ.jj
I . !, or more the goods will be sent free of charge to any railroad station In life States of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maine, New
ft, a ' & Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. '
. III A Harvest of Silk Remnants.
t -W, This is our clearing sale of the season and it is fraught with almost endless
i If- opportunities for buying beautiful things in silks at less than one-half their
! f j worth. Thousands of lengths of beautifully tinted rich fabrics, ranging in
i : s A length from ten yards down to two. Think of getting a ten-yard piece tor the
; 3-1 price of three or five yards. Foulards, India and Japanese Silks, Taffetas in
j $ . checks and plaids, Gros Grain Brocades, Black Novelty Silks, and hundreds of
beautiful and attractive fabrics of the newest and latest designs. Here are some
; a If of the particulars. Can you afford to overlook this sale ?
' f g f, 1JO lengths, 2 to 10 yards, Printed Foulards, 100 lenRtlis PUln BUck Silk (2 to 10 yards),
', b k ft India and Japanese Silks, all this season's de- Taffetas, Gros Grain Armures, Japanese, Ju-
, I I signs, rah and Bengaline.
: I I g -250 lengths (2 to 6 yards each) Colored Nov- e,,!?' J?, ? !?' , m"k NvfJiv
(I if city SUks. evening and street shades. Taffetas In ,&?Ifl5, "d..St3lleS in Gl? Gin
I SI checks and pUlds' Ombre, Roman and barre 5f?S5SiiJ?H K1? i Armure- G"wne
111 stripes. Gros Grain Brocades, Armureand Satin In Brocades and barre stripes.
3j Damasse, newest designs and litest colorings. (Section a extreme rear).
1 Ik 150 lengths Plain and Changeable Taffetas And JI.ese inducements in any lengths you
l& i W 0 to 10 yards each), extra fine and bright "" ?",,?.' t.t . , . c . c. .
: I j nuiiltlei. 21 inch Fancy Taffetas, 3 tone Satin Stripes
I H in barre effects, beautiful combinations, stylish
T J 200 Ienrths(2to 8 yards) PUin Colored fabric for waists, at 59c. instead of $1.00.
? M Silks, Stin Duchess;, Faille Francalse, Surah, 21 1n:h Imported Taffeta Plaids, extra fine
" ', i (J &. Peau de Sole. Japanese and Poplins, Evening and bright cloth. In the newest color combi-
i '1 &, and Street colors. nation, at 69c instead of 89c.
It I Clearing Sale of Women's Shirt Waists.
I I Prices Reduced 1-2 and Less.
'I I Among these are the most stylish things of the season, pretty designs and
g colorings, nice enough to buy just to keep for another summer. It's really an
I W opportunity.
I i 19c. INSTEAD OF 49c. AT 69c
1 Good Percale Waists In neat checks, felled Fine White Lawn Waists, yoke back and
g K seims, detachable self collar. front, pearl buttons, soft cuffs.
r 29c. INSTEAD OF 59c AT 93c.
ft I Percale and Lawn Waists in checks and A choice lot of fine White Lawn Waists
I (tripes, detachable collar. tucked yokes, block tucking, bias tuckings,
ft i 9C INSTEAD OF 9S& also some trimmed with three rows of Inser-
f Fincy Lawn and Percale Waists, In assorted tlon.
colorings, checks, stripes and figures in this Finer styles, handsomely embroidered, l. 45
i, lot; some splendid black and white stripes. and ft .9
i f C. INSTEAD OF 81.25. t.50 INSTEAD OF JZ98.
if f Fancy Lawn, Gingham and Percale Waists in 150 assorted China Silk Waists in checks
I a variety of styles, best makes, all with detach- and plain colors, shirt waist style.
i , able collar. $i9S INSTEAD OF J4.00 AND 4.98.
'? 98c. INSTEAD OF t.4S AND 1.79. 200 assorted Silk Waists In Taffetas, plain
I f A choice lot of fine Waists in Madras, Ging- colors and stripes, also Black and Colored
ft f ham and fancy Lawn, in checks, stripes and China Silk, corded front, pearl buttons on
H& b : figures, some exceptional values in this lot pleat
II 1 I What of Such an Umbrella at 69c.
IS ' f Here are 1,000 Men's and Women's 26 and 28 inch Umbrellas at a price
H . that is sensational. They have cases, steel rods, fine imported horn and natural
-( I' I wood handles, aristocratic in appearance, and at the ridiculous price of 69c each.
i A Sensation in Corsets.
K I I Dr. Warner's $1.50 Corsets at 69c.
H- W Jt haPPens this w56- They are Summer Corsets, and owing'to the lateness
11 f ' of the season we can offer them at the little price of 69c There are 250 pairs
IK I I only of the celebrated Dr. Warner Summer Corsets, made of fine quality
Ik batiste, long waist, full hips, finished on top with embroidery. Sizes 18 to 30
IB I and perfect in every way.
I i I An Opportunity for Housekeepers.
ft ' I A lot of Galvanized Ash Cans, size 15x26 19 Lawn Mowers, ranging from 10 to 16
ft Inch, prlwl.50: for Monday 89a Inch, the best makes only, prices were J2.25,
ill Nickel pUted Hatchets anil Hammers, very 12.75. 3-25, $3.85 to 4.50j to close quickly
US handy household articles, were 25c; to close $1.98 and 1125.
3f ' e, out. 5c each.
ig ' E Whisk Brooms made to sell for !5ajfor Dally demonstrations of the Mudge Canner
I ! I Monday, 7& ini Steriliaer. Come and hear the lectures,
t ; . Side Coffee Mills of the best quality and the ,0 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Prices of the Can-
Iff if medium size, prices were 40c., 49c, 58c., 69&1 nets, $yoo to 5 12.0a
H Jfe W" fr Monday, 19c each. rt . . .
i'f I The "Grand" Clothes Wrlnjer, solid white H"r. J, 9"!," lve been marked
m i rubber rolls, limited quintltyi 98c Instead of down '3 to "a' ,lmited quwtlty.
m I W 55: : ,... t. , BisstlTs 4-wheel Carpet Sweepers, best finish.
f I , Etra fine quality Hair Floor Broom, 60c easiest running machine on the market; 98c
If f lnsteadof9oc Instead of t.5a
I j I Women's Ribbed Vests at One-Third Off.
B Ik 1 M ...Women's fine quality Richelieu Ribbed' no sleeves, trimmed with lace at neck, regular
f -W White Cotton Vests, low neck, no sleeves, silk 19c quality at 12 l-2c. each.
I r I m Pe in "tck nd rm, sizes 3, 4, 5. regular Women's extra fine quality White Ribbed
ft- I 12 1-2c quality at 9c each. ,,.,..,,,. Cotton Yts, low neck, no sleeves, handsome-
I t t I Women's extra quality fancy ribbed White ly trimmed with lace at neck and arm, regular
- I k- ft Cotton Vests, low neck, short sleeves, also 29c. quality at 19c each.
I ; I I 25 Per Cent, from All Our Summer Furniture.
B f f I And tnere's no cnd t0 the variety of desirable things : Reed, Rattan and
; 4 Splint Chairs, Rockers, Couches and Settees, useful as well as picturesque
' ft I things, and all reduced 25 per cent, to sell them quickly. Furniture Depart-
B 1 ;? f jt mer" Tnlrd Floor
11 An Event in Parlor and Library Tables.
B lr I This clearinS saIe of Parlor and Library Tables will give you something
B :r I ver unusual ln we way of purchase, too Mahogany and a few Oak Tables,
i 1- all sizes and designs, ranging in prices from 2.25 to $82.00. AH to be sold
B -l f i m, f.rom one-tnird t0 one-half less than former prices. Then we have some
B V' W mahogany finish, inlaid top Parlor Tables, 24-inch top, at 51.6; each, that's a
B JPi r 5nap' II " notm'nX t0 see them-
I i : I 35c. for Men's 75c. and $1.00 Shirts.
I I 65c. for Men's $1.00 and $1.50 Shirts.
We' HI I,' j This Is really clearing-up time amonr the FOR THE CYCLING MAN.
fi Jh,rtJ- Think of stllinr our regular 75c and A special outfit for the cycler, consisting of
If u '00 n,en itti bys 'cy Netlljee Shins a Navy Blue Serge Coat and Cap and a pair of
fir i r at35ceach. White Duck Breeches. worth every cent of
li , . . , .. . . 7.50, for Monday 5-0a
"ft K "? mei Fncy MlfW Negligee Shirts Another hundred pairs of the 5.00 Golf
h' t which were formerly 11.00, Ji.25 and J1.50, Breeches, Including black and white shepherd
I, ' now 65c checks, at X75.
BiiWPB " - '. 'm, j ,,, ,.,. j y , mnn mill iiihm TviiiaimfrmiM ' ' iiinin "i
Something Sensational in Em
broideries.
12,875 yards at 2c. 4c, 6c, 8c, 10c, I2jc,
15c, and 19c per yard.
None worth less than double the price
asked. Some worth more. 2 to l3Ji Inches
wide, openwork effects, showy, wide margins,
cut out edges ready for ue, sold only in
strips 4J to 5 yard lengths-
Section C, extreme rear.
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Have You Anticipated pleasures
Tried Our are not always great
Soda Water ? er U"V T?iiyk Have
1 you tried our Orange
Phosphate ? You will almost cultivate
thirst just to have the pleasure dof
quenching it with such delicious soda.
The flavors have the yery aroma of
the pure fresh fruits from which they
are made, and hot weather is forgotten
around our fountain. Our Candies are
fresh and pure and wholesome, and the
prices as popular as the candies are
toothsome. The department fairly
blushes with the compliments loaded
upon it from agreeably surprised and
pleased customers.
Boys' Washable Sailor Suits at
One-Half.
AT 98c.
Washable Sailor Suits that were Sl.75, f 1.48,
and $1.38, at 98c
AT fl.49.
Washable Sailor Suits that were $3.48 and
JZ98. at fi.49.
ATJ2 4S.
Washable Sal'or Suits that were $4 98 and
$3.48, at $Z48.
Muslin Underwear.
Good Cambric Gowns, tucked yoke, cam
bric ruffle, 39c
Good Muslin Gowns, 4 rows of embroid
ery, 39c
Fine Mus!!n and Cambric Gowns, V-shape
and Empire style, tnndsomely embroidered,
at 79c
A choice lot of fine Cambric Gowns, elabo
rately embroidered, also lace trimmed, at 98c
' Good Muslin Chemise, corded band, at 25c
Good Muslin Chemise, embroidered, 39c
and 49c
Good Muslin Drawers, regular shape, em
broidered ruffle, 49c
Good Cambric Drawers, umbrella shape,
lawn ruffle of embroidery, at 79c
Fine White Petticoats, cambric and muslin,
deep embroidery flounce, at 79c and 98c
White Goods Wnite Checked Nainsook,
i. ti.- 35c instead of toe
LeSS lnan White striped and checked
Half. Lawn Nainsook and Dim
ities, 7jc. instead of15c
White Fancy Figured and Striped Pique,
also Striped Cheviots for Waists, 15c. yard,
instead of 25c and 35C
White Organdie, 40 inches wide, 1 5c. yard,
instead of 25c
All remnants of White Goods at half price
AMOXd ATHLETIC CnttlSTIAXH.
Mrinben of the Vnrlon. Branches Getting
Bendy for Indoor Work.
At n meotlnif of the Governing Committees of
tho Y. M. C. A. Athletic Lenjtuo of North Amer
ica, held recently, it will voted that, in accord
ance with tho recommendation of tho phjwlcnl
directors' conference, genoral registration be
no longer required. OamesrciriKtratlon In all
that i8 necoasary. It was further decidod to
allow man to register from associations not In
tho league, under tho same conditions now re
quired from associations In the league, with the
exception that tho feo for such registration shall
bo CO cents instead ot 25, Thoso modifications
of the roles will make It easier for Bomo of the
men and will os8tt in developing that loyulty
to the loflRUfi so desirable and so essential to
the success ot tho league ln Its fight for pure
sport.
Fencing Is being taken up by the mombors
or the Twenty-third street branoh. A. class of
fltteen mombers meets every Tuesday even
ing, It Is planned to havo two outings earn
week one on tho bioyclo and the other on the
water.
Tho Bedford branch ot tho Y. If. 0. A. of
Brooklyn is looking forward to a most brilliant
season this fall. Tho athletically incllnod
members are the most enterprising set of men
found in any branch, and their deslro to be
strongly represented In all lines of Bport hns
made their season a moat successful one. Thus
far a set of games has been held every Satur
day and the system will bo continued. It Is the
Intention ot the. physical director to place a
strong basketball team In tho Held, while, a
crnck track toam will also be orraaized.
There Is eonshlerabin talk ofrsocurlnganew
building fully jnulppedfor tho members of the
Washington Heights branch, but up to tho
present time hIow progress has been made.
Fencing has taken a strung hold on some of tho
mombers.
A banner season In athletics Is being lookod
for by the members of the Central branch of
Brooklyn. Tho new athletic, plant has done
much toward do eloping tho mon, and they are
fully prepared to enter Into any compotltion.
The gymnasium has been completely over
hauled, and will afford excellent Indoortraln
IngforthoKedosliingto make the teams that
are about to be organized There will bo so
eral basketball teams at the branch this Hea
Hou. picked from the best, material obtainable,
and ft la tho Intontlonof tho management to
arrange, games with Yale. l'ennsyKanla and
other blc colleges. There Is also a bright out
look for football, The ohoas association of the
branch will be as strong as ever.
Kxtenshe lepalrs nro being made In the
gymnasium of tho Harlem branch. The Inter
est In athletics has boen renevrod at the branch
since tho opening of the new grouuds. anil
games are held every Saturday. For the fall
and winter season basketball will be tho sport,
and Indications point to a strong team. The
branch will not support a football team, but
some of the members will play with other
clubs.
. Tho Eastern District branch of Brooklyn will
have a strong basketball team In the Held this
year. At tho beginning of last season the team
was the strongest In Brooklyn, but toward tho
end fell off. Tills can be accounted for through
the sickness of some ot Its star players. Karlr
practice will bo in order this year.
Phyblcal Director Dr, H, Muller has charge of
the new east side branoh of. this city, and he
will get, up a. rattling good basketball team.
Th track team Is expected to out quite an im
portant figure. Indoor tennis U a great feature
t present
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Brooklyn. M. Y. A"0 Qj 1 1 lU3
Our MidSomnier Furniture
Clearance Begins ToMorrow
Unprecedented PriceReductions.
Economical Brooklyiiites havo long since learned to regard
our half-yearly Furniture Clearances as money-saving events of
the utmost importance. They know that our invariable policy
of disposing, regardless of loss, of our surplus stock at tho end
of each season offers them buying advantages not obtainable
elsewhere. But we venture to say that the moBt expectant
never hoped to get the remarkable bargains that this present
Bale afforas.
We've gone through our stock and have made such sweeping
reductions in the prices of all small lots and odd pieces that no
one with a present or prospective furniture need can afford to
disregard the opportunity. And bear in mind, too, that theso
reductions have been made from prices that already were ad
mittedly the lowest at which the goods could bo bought any
where. There are no passe or undesirable styles in the collec
tion either. Every piece is good in every way and thoroughly
worthy of your confidence.
larlor Kultcs, 3, 4 and 5 pioces, with solid mahogany inlaid and
mahogany finish inlaid framos, or all upholstered covored in tho
latest colorings of satin dnmaBk, Tolour ami tupostry, '
Woro $122.00 110 00 79.09 68.00 52.00 45.00
Now ISOft.OU 75.M 55.00 48.M S5.00 80.00
A lot of Odd Pieces, S&fas, Divans, Easy and Recaption Chairs.
Were $59.00 50.03 36.00 25.00 16.75
Now $42.00 35.00 SO.OO H?.OQ flO.UO
Bedroom Suites, in mahogany and bird's oyo mnplo,
Were $185.00 150.00 185.00 70.00 49.00
Now 8130.0ft OS.OU H40.00 50.00 3g.OO
Odd (Bureaus, in mahogany, maplo, birch and whito onnmol,
Wore $45.00 40.00 38.00 29.00 27.00 17.00
Now 9o.OO 2B.OO S5.00 10.00 flg.OO QO.OO
CliifTouiers, in oak, birch, maplo and mahogany,
"Were $50.00 42.00 3a00 30.00 25.00
Now 88O.OO 28.00 ' 25. OO flO.OO 14.00
Sideboards of oak,
"Wore $148.00 85.00 80.00 70.00 45.00
Now s a os.ou 55.00 40.00 45.00 35.00
Chinn Closets of oak,
Were $76.00 50.00 39.00 37.00 20.00
Now S55.O0 35.00 20.00 25.00 14.00
Goods purchased at this sale will be held for delivery until
October 1st if desired. .,
Fourth floor.
The Greatest Silk Bargains
Ever Offered.
25c.to35c.Wash8ilk8at9c.vd.
Last week we offered unheard
of value in "Wash Silks, but
to-morrow we're going to
give you a still greuter bar
gain. We'll place on sale
another lot of 4,400 yards of
the best quality of Japanese
Kaiki Wash Silks, in checked
and striped patterns and a
good assortment of colors,
Silks that sold throughout
the season and were counted
good value at 25c find 35c,
at the astonishingly low price
of 9c. yd
800 yards of 24 inch all silk
Lyons printed Foulards, good
styles and desirable colors,
in both light and dark
effects, including navy and
white that have been sell
ing at 49c. and 55c, all go
at 24c. yd
1,000 yards of 27 inch black
Japanese Silk, the regular
80c quality, a very fine silk
in every way, but because of
a few slight manufacturers'
imperfections, which, how
ever, in no way affect the
appearance or wear of the
goods you can buy this lot
at ..... . 30c. yd
New DnlMlag, rosin floor.
7,000 Yds. of 40 In. 12c. &
15c. Lawns at 62C Yd.
7,000 yardB of Fine Lawns, 40
inches wide, superb qualities,
in small, pleasing patterns on
whito, worth 12Jc. & 15o. yd.,
will go on sa'e to-morrow at
Ojc. yd
Main floor, New Ilalldloz.
Very Attractive Values in
Women's Skirts and Suits.
White Dimity and Pique Skirts,
good quality, finished with deep
hem, full size and woll made,
Oc. ea
Skirts of fine shrunk linen, out very
full and finished with lap seams
and deep hem, worth $2.00, at
81. 20
Skirts of white Bedford cord made
with the French flounce and
finished with strapping of the
material, a particularly well
mad skirt that hns been
counted splendid value at $3.50,
goes to-morrow at . . 8I.O8
Tailor-made Outing Suits of extra
quality sero, in blue, brown
and black, with open effect jacket
entire suit lined throughout
with various ohades of taffeta
silk 813.05
, Bwaa floor.
Men's 40c. to 75c.
Balbriggan Underwear
at 24c.
This uuderwear chance is the
best we've yet been able to
offer, and the man who reads
this news of it and doesn't
jump at the opportunity must
be supplied with underwear for
several years to come. These
balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
come in tans, blue, brown,
gray, mode and mottled effects.
Most of the shirts have silc
fronts, and all of them are fin
ished with French necks and
pearl buttons. The drawers
have strapped backs, sus
pender tapes and reinforced
gussets, and they're also fin
ished with pearl buttons.
These goods came to us sub
ject to slight manufacturing
imperfections, bufi a most care
ful examination has failed to
reveal the least defect in many
of them. Nevertheless, as they
were bought under that condi
tion, we offer all of them to
you on the same basis. They're
regular 40c to 75c. goods,
and we're going to sell them
at ...-,. . 24c. ea
More Resistless
Shirt Waist Values.
Tho beauty and excellence of
those Shirt Waists would soil
them readily at regular prides, yot
here they are for you to buy in
many cases at half their actual
worth :
Fancy Waists.
1,500 lawn and dimity Waists in
very pretty patterns, with white
detaohod collars . . 20c. ea
2,000 percale Waists, with full front
and ploatod baok, detachable
collars of tho material . 40c. ea
850 tucked percale Waists, also
some with fancy lace trimmed
front, very styl'iah and hand
some . ..,.., TOo. oa
White Waists.
COO white lawn Waists of tho cele
brated "8tanley" make, with
detachable white linen ool
la" 40c. ea
1,000 white lawn Waists, trimmed
witli two rows of embroidery,
SOc. ea
Very speoial values are also offered
in elaborate white Waists at
Sl.fiO, 82.25 & 82.08
Beoon floor,
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MA-IL ORDERS. I
All orders from customers while out of town during the Summer Months I
will be filled immediately and forwarded free of charge.
UsTVEnSTTOmrT SALE OF 1 1
LADIES' SUITS, SKIRTS & JACKETS. I
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits, made of brownish shade of Venetian cloth, with I
jacket, silk lined, worth 25.00, for $ 1 2.50. I
Ladies' Duck and Linen Suits, made in the Blazer and Eton styles, worth
$7.50 and 8.50, for $2.75 and $3.76. 1
Choicest Washable Suits, made of Pique, Linen, Duck and Crash, at II
half the former prices. m
Ladies' Bicycle Skirts, made of neat plaid, all wool cloth, worth 5.50, m
for S2.60. I
Storage and Remodelling of Furs Fur garments stored for the summer 1
at a small cost Repairs and alterations made at lower rates during the summer. i
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPT.
BPECIAIi-rjADIICS NIGHT GOWNS.
Will offer to-morrow "LADIES' NIQHT
GOWNS, mado of flno cambric, high neck,
trimmed with embroidery nnd loco,
each 50c.
NiaQT O0WN8, made ot flno iintnoo!c
nnd cambric, high neck, srmaro neck und
cmplro styles, prettily trimmed with
ruffles of embroidery and insertion, each
78c.
SPEOIAIi COLOKED rETTICOATS.
Will offer to-morrow I1LAOK AND
CHANGEABLE BILK PETTICOATS, dcop
umbrella flounce, faced with pcrcaUuo
and bound with velveteen, valuo $8,150,
ot $0.00
BLAOK AND CHANGEABLE SILK PETTI
COATS, deep accordion pleated ilounco,
value $10.50, at $0.00
MOIBE VELOOB PETTICOATS, assorted
colors, umbrella shape, corded ruffle, valuo
$8.00, at 94.75
FANCY STBIPED SATEEN PETTICOATS,
umbrella shnpo, corded ruffle, trimmed
with braid, valuo 82.00, at 91.50
BLAOK SATEEN PETTICOATS, umbrella
shupo, corde.l ruffle, value $1.50, at.. 91. OO
SPECIAL SALK OP
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS
At 48c. EACH.
Will place on sale to-morrow 1,000
SHIRT WAISTS, in the newest plaids,
stripes, and figures protty dainty pat
terns un immense vuriety of stylish
effects, made in percale, gingham, and
other fancy fabrics, regularly sold at 05c,
75c., 05c, $1.00 nnd $1.25 each, nil
at 48c.
LADIES' BATHING SUITS.
LADIES' BATHING SUITS, mado of heavy
navy blue bunting, with a largo sailor
collar, trimmed with narrow whito braid,
also skirt and belt trimmed with brnid,
each 92.GO
LADIES' BATHING SUITS, mnde of black
mohair, collar, yoke, and skirt trimmed
with narrow white braid, each 83.00
LADIES' BATHING 8UITS, mode of heavy
navy blue hunting, blouse effect, -with a
slushed collar, trimmed with narrow
white braid, each 93.25
FINE ALL-WOOL BLACK MOHAIR BATH
ING SUITS, with largo sailor collar,
skirt, and belt, trimmed with whito mo
hair and narrow black braid, each 94.75
Other BATHINO SUITS, flner quality, at
95.50, $5.75, 97.00, 97.50 and 98.50.
8PECIAL SALE OF CORSETS.
Will place on salo to-morrow HOO pair
of odd COSSETS medium and long waists
consisting of several difierent makes
Prima Donna, P. N., H. A S. and Sonnette,
usually sold for $1.00, $1.35 and $1.50
pair, at 50c
LINING STOCK-SPECIAL.
FANCY SILK FINISH SKIItT LINING
(clearing prior to inventory), formerly
12Jc, 15c. and 18c. per yard, reduced
to 10c.
30-inch FAST BLACK PERCALINE (extra
value). Per yard Oc.
36-inch SILK FINISH TAFFETA LINING
(a few colors only), Slate, Light Blue,
Green and Yellow. Por yard lOo.
NEAK BILK. The popular Lining for
thin Summer Dresses, in a lurgq variety
ofshudes. Per yard 25c.
REMNANT LININGS ALL AT HALF PRICE
PREVIOUS TO STOCK TAKING.
orr niniicYd soldi kjin.
How New York Stlioolbor Learn the Art
of War.
There has always boen activity omonctlio
students of the military schools connected with
tho Now York Interscholastlc A. A. aadtha
beneflt dorivod has been demonstrated by
the showing made by tho Seventy-first
Regiment in the recent flffhts around San
tiago. In every company of this regiment
thcro are youngsters from the schools men
tioned. Theso Institutions ore Berkoloy
Sohool. Columbia Institute. Barnard School.
Do La Salle Institute, and Hamilton Institute.
At Barnard School tho military soctlon is un
der the supervision of Head Master William
Hazon, assisted by Theodore Lyon. The for
mer Is Captain of Company I), Snenty-llrst
Regiment, whllo tho latter is Captain of Com
pany E. Eighth Regiment. There are about 225
boys In tho two battalions of the school and tho
drills are held ln tho armory of the Eighth Reg.
imont. A cavalry troop has been formed and
woekly drills are held In tho Bolmont Riding
Academy. Tho youngsters of thli sohool huvo
always taken n great Interest In tho military
drills and If has been said that tho poor show
ing In athletics during tho past season was due
to tho tlmo deotcd to military tactics. The
war spirit at the Behoof was Iceonly mani
fested and nothing elso was spoken of by tho
boys. Onlte a largo number of the students
am awaiting orders with the lilghtt lteglment.
,VPt-''iShu V?iyon of A. Hhsw the Imitation
of Hamilton Institute has weukly drills at the
armory of the Twenty-seoond Regiment ThS
wn?il w teliTO B.,.'ow" arrat Interest In their
Kin. -mi??1.0'.11 raemu" are now at the
nwattlnB ! ordera "r8 nm0ne ll" rlme"t8
De LaTJaUejnstltuto enjoys the adautage of
haying an offloer of the United States Xrliiy
as dwn Instructor. At present tho work Is con
?iuc. & J.0"1 Uhsrles Morton oil foe Third
The instruction In drill at Columbia Insti
tute is given b Capt. N. B. Thurston of the
160 pupils drilling in the institute, gmnnad
Into two battalions. The Institute Twas the Xt
of the military schools In the State to use tho
n,wamauuao easpreso by " Ka-
ft Berkeley School the entire corps of 200
l5f?. B.SS-SRft0"0'001 J"80" nth two
battalions of three companies each are under
h2 &"- Pf.VE0 S-0"" fleeted from among
cadet offloers. A very Interesting feature of
QaUlngUM1. dr,U WM tb w0"k "
ORESS SUIT CASES. ,
LADIES' LIGHT WEIGHT LEATHER jS
DRESS SUIT OASES, linen lined, strap in jf
top nnd at bottom of case, bruns front
lock and snap catches, , .
in 22 nnd 24 inch. il ''
at 92.75 nnd $3.00 each. i
MEN'S LEATHER DRESS SUIT OA8ES,
mado in the very best mnnner, linen g
lined, steel frame, straps inside of enso,
haiul-sewod edges, extra honvy brass lock
aud front straps,
22 24 nnd 2H Inch. I
Regularly $5.50 $5.75 and $0.00 each, (H
Special at 94.75 95.00 and 95.25 W
TRUNKS. ) I
Special reductions prior to inventory. H
PACKING TRUNK8. - 1 IS
32 SO 40 Inch. IS
formerly $1.40 $1.05 $2.00 i IS
now $1.00 91.25 91.50 H B9
PACKING TRUNKS, canvas covered, "nogf WM
truy, x 32 and 40 Inch7 l
from $2.50 mill SD.OO S Wt
to $1.75 nnd 92.25
HAT TRUNKS, accommodation for six H E
were $1.00 $4.25 $1.50 $5.25 m
aro now 93.25 $3.50 911.75 94.25 rfl
were $5.75 $8.75 $14.0t M
nro now 94.75 97.00 $10.75 H vfk
BUREAU TRUNKS, with llvo drawois. H Wk
Very convenient in hotels. H jm
34 34 :tH inch. S f
Regularly $10.75 $12.50 $12.75 fM
Closing nt 98.00 90.O0 90.25 each. M fM
The balance of STEAMER nnd TRAVEL- M
LING TRUNKS of tho very lxwt mnkern S M
will be offered nt a REDUCTION OF 10 W .
PER CENT, from their already very low j
prices. Jf fM
LEATHER GOODS. f
SPECIAL WHITE LEATHER BELTS, I
with leather-covered harness buckles.jr UK
each lOc.l y
We nre showing a, very largo variety of J km
BELTS in block, colored nnd whiti tM
leather, each 25c.1 cfl
Closing out tho balance of our 8PUDDED jjll
BELTS, in black, whito and colored j
leathers, at ONE-HALF THEIR FORMER m
PRICES. T
JAPANESE FANS in large variety, each, M
5c, 10c. and 15c. 'W
ONE-HALF THEIR FORMER PRI0E8. ffl
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
MEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTri, large variety 1
patterns 91.50,92.00,92.50. , g
Others at 5c. and Oor. M
BOYS' COLORED DRESS SHIRTS, with jj
separate cuffs 91.00 ifl
PAJASIAS. m
OXFORD PAJAJIAH, usually $2.50.,91.75 1
NECKWEAR.
FOUIl-IN-HANDB, TEOKB, PUFFS, A8COTS, I
nnd FLOWING-END SCARFS 50c.
ALL SILK STRINO TIES
12 l-2c. and 25o.
WASHABLE MADRAS STRING TIES, 4 1
for .V. 25c.
BICYCLE SUITS. 'j
MEN'S BICYCLE SUITS that were $8.00 tt
to $12.00, now . . 95.50 and $8.00 f
0 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS mudo to order
for 90.00 and upward. H
HFOIIT AT yAMlAHAtiHKTT.
Polo mi Incidental and Golf n Permanent f
Recreation. ,
Tolo and golf aro now as much a partot tlia j
summerllfoat Narragansett Pior as tlio bath- J
lng nnd yachting. Tho polo Hold Is at tho Point ;
Judith Country Club, and was laid out thrco 1
summers ngo. Twlcoaweek tho home players '
meet In practloo games which attract a good
many spectators from the sojourners at tho j
Pier, and once a year there is a grand k1 M
tournament that attracts the best teams In the 1
Polo Association. In tho matches for tho L
Point Judith Challengo Cup teams hae boon '' TI
entored from tho Country Club of Westchester, m
Myopia Hunt and Mcadowbrook. ThcDedhitm ol
Polo Club and the homo tenms will bo tho only fl
Players for tho Rhode Island cups, while all tho fj
clubs named but Moudowbrook hao teams m
entered for tho Narragansott cups. a
Thero Is a short nlno-holo ljnks at tho Point 1
Judith Country Club, but lhe"foremost resort i
for tho golfers at Narragansett Pier is tho 1
South County Club, about a mile and a half 1
away. Here thero Is a good nlno-holo courxo I
and clubhouse pleasantly situated on the i
shore of Silver Lake. Two short holes como R
first. No.l is an easy hole of 157 yunls, hut tho
next, of 14U yards, requires n lOO.yard turn- to
clear a deep hollow. Tho third Is a 200-yunl 8
hole, over a stretch of turf that rises nnd fslU 1
In a succession of hills and hollows like tho E
waves of the wia, The green In In asaueer-liUrt .
hollow and hIiohM ho reached In a ilrlwi B
nndaiilteh. Tho fourth hole Is nt ;52 yarils. 1
Ulu-drUolH i up-hl I and und a stonewall ami 1
ditch must ho curried on tho second to roach 1
the green In two. On the next iho line of p'uy g
Is down the hill, u stone wull guarding tho I
XI6,e?;n,IUHra-!8?-y.ara,'0!n- Tho next holes 1
onuhll.22.ryurds from the too. A lmi-mnl I
drUe will curry the hill, a deep ravine punish- f.
lng n short drive. Now comes tho longUle. of IJ
400 yards, mid It needs good pay to n-nch tli ft
green In tlireo. The tee 7s on a hill, a lone ilrli
currying to the summit of a sccomf hill, 1
from which tantage point a wel .lu fl
brassey will clear a porni and ulTord . . h
chance to make the green by an iin-lu 9
' le shot Hand nits, deep ami will nfae," V
will bafne the short or wild golfor on tho l'
ttS-'i'A.0'.15! ""I,-"- yards resVctiv..!) t
Tils makos u playing distance of 2,1 mj y.inU m i
fi'i hte' 1e.',f?.n U,oro wer.8 cro,e8 on lir.'o I A
the holes, but these were dono away with tin W
fear by the newnrofesslonah Auuiik Hh '
orraerr of the Marine and Fieln ('liibV ll-i I
a.grvKio-rSt'8Narr.a ' 1
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