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Wct Jltm. iJSL. a NEW YORK, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1898. -COPYRIGHT. 1896. BY TtjE SUN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. Le Boutillier Bros. 14th St. Special Early Fall Reduction Sale of New and Seasonable Goods. .mAnm w NEW AUTUMN SILKS Dress Stuffs. J? JsaL. i,?oorriiirori vioir. sr inriipii ne iKiM fnwmrC SOME VERY SPECIAL VALUES. wins, all thi. new wsavea and shs.lss. I 4llp tJBt I IknffillA mad to Mil at SOc. par yard, your f WWW YTli w'LJrlk 7 L"00 rra of 4-lneh all illk Black 1 choice at I AW I J&SWAvf In I rtmcsdrcl Ores (train, in medium d- Qfln ? I '. VSUf fBJ slcns. an eirsllcnt quality and liriKhl sjJJC OI--I. n.. M..,!. If A VSCsVv I lustre, heretofore eold not leaa than www Black Dress Goods. r a fuZZyd J .. . nn --aV' IVCiK Jl-lnch Changeable Taffeta, a good, 1 . BR-lnrh 8aUn Brocade., new fall da-1 xHR C-OOA .trong quality, with brilliant lualre. I CQn I sign, at, per yard I tlWW w.w Tailor-made Unit, worth 7c. per yard, Monday at per r aJtJU M4.Sh Cheviot 8.,... pur. wool. at. J OQp 'WTW "" 2" "nal T "" per yard I aitfb thonew nouneo effect.0"'" Waists, dlauonal rffflkfc. percallne lined, made In rowa of cording down aUatTOjaaSTS) Us. RlnVPC brown and blue u.lied fronti detached corded fTWlW cET UlllwCO. eorert cloths; special at ,. ., . ,. VcwTVl VM If Nv&VTiV collar; a $7. BO walit; eye- vV ' J m If I T T mitten Olece Kid Gloves, ambroid-1 gaaa. Q QQ clal at TOckYA. ' uW XvL.l'S .red backs, tans, browns, urcsn. KnaTllah I KlIP sj.il O WvV ' W WVY red, mode, white and black, new. fresh WWW sw-arw KWaVn m I oodi, none eolled, perfect fitting J A UK jWWWuiv A Kew line of Tailor- XUU AsVNntiWtlV AJ .asaSC Rare Opportunity in 8hoea. made costumes, aOTSatL''A' , J ll -A Genuine I) a rtt In for 11.98, 13.48, 17.98 to New Satin Ducheene vftwRaU'V'llVl f? " A l 11 Ladies Cork Solo Shore, all 8O.O0. Dress Waist in Illack anil R8&SB '' flV utl''woXI'oo" """- &."PS.W W IVW rt M.n's Furniihinot Cor,t- French out' in& K i Z VJ'saraV mCII5 rurillSlllliya. pale blue and pink, all'ptrre Kccfer RulU, In 'CPCV 1 QQ Men'aMadraaBoeomBbJrta. all choice) l-Q ls. 18 to 80 lnohea, B'JjSKS HjJJ n SkZife L88 K?11!lS,lSS2SI MO "J"'- b,ackaCh.y,ot. 8 f UPHOLSTERY OEPT. B?lp'&X 39C 69C 1.98 New Japanese Art Crepea, sold deco- I g i C'.US,.,,U,e.'r5"rn,M,d0Ol0r,,""ttld -fiC HOSierV LADIES- NIGHT OOWB, In mualinl, -a,-, be 15c. par yard ) - nUSIGry. or cambric, varioua etyloe. handsomely . QQp Velonra. IlKurM and plain, S7 Inche. 1 fln. Ladlee' Dlack Cotton Hoes, doable I ft JUSJ'i wl,h embr0,air'r- ,c nd WUU wide, anltablc for upholstery or 'e -ora'- J oMR "nice, hcela and too, on Monday at (II IflR Ins, usually aeUlns at 75o. per yard, now ) WWW for 60o,), per pair ) WW JtSrcraL t&..?Z: 75c Ribbons and Ribbon Belts. Prplr" Umhrellat PolkaDot Moire Taffeta Blbbona. 8H1 II OR 17A fill I 9"! Qftr tn RQp wmilioiia. Inch., wide, all the new ahadea. poai- tC wl.ao, l.irj, l.a, l.aa, aOU ID DSC. boo 36-lnch rmbrcll. steel rodi and I np. tively aold regular at 0c. yard: through X-jR IRISH TOINT CURTAINS, graceful patterns at ry choice Dresden hndle,vilue1.50. ( "C a fortunate purchase w. will place them "" lava than Import pricca, per pir, " II I R I on aale on Monday at J 1 Oft 4 0ft 9 0ft 10ft In 1 VO Llfling bargains. Ribbon Belt., in ulnnnlt variety, afl O'r.SIO, t1.no, O.JO, I.SO IV I. fa ii. n..j.. .11 . prlcM lower than any house In New Incraln r.ret. rrtwM (r. i m Best kid finish Lining Cambrics, all . k , demonst. ate this fact we offer 4MR from factory Soanfafu'l dJalJn. ;nd 2S !1 OAl ' ' one Jot In every variety of style and ' " ai oriM e?TaM d"1" n1 co1" j Ct'vC Tlrd wld 8klrt Linlns. Pereailne, sta- ( er color, with handsome Jewelled .nam- onns. par yard ) aw. mm plecolo OC Ued buckle, at Le Boutillier Brothers, 14th St., Between Union Square and Sth Avenue. ANTONIO MURO'S FESTIVAL. ' A yEW HArBX BARBER'S WAT OF RKTCR.It: THASKS. B. Believe. That He Wsi Cared of a Several Attack of Pneumonia Through the In tercea.lon of Our Lady of San Valentino, and Each Year He Celebrate, the Event. New Haven. Sept. 24. For 362 days of thB rear Antonio Muro plies bis trade of a barber in his little Orand avenue shop 6 cents for a have and 15 cents for a hair cut. The other thiee days of the year he is a very different . sort of man and and makes a considerable im pression upon the city. The period of his an nual Rlorlflcation has asain arrived; he has cast aside his razor and bis lather brush, and is busy superinteiidlns the preliminaries of his Brent yearly celebration. Nearly all the bouses of the Italian quarter are being deco rated with the red. white and croon of the fatherland : all 'the streets of the Fifth ward are being hung with Incandescent lights, in whose globes the same colors alternate; the little Cathollo church on Wooster street is be ing decorated with triumphal arches and flags of all nation; $500 has already been pent for fireworks for the Illumination on the old green, and the famous Nlcolarl Band is nightly rehearsing the sacred hymns and pop- ular airs which will be played. Three years ago the barber recovered from a severe attack of pneumonia, and this is the way he takes to celebrate that recovery. It was not a nat ural cure, ot course, accord ing to the view he takes of It One day he re- tired to the book of his barber shop, om- plalning to his wife of a severe pain In his obest. In a few days everything seemed to be up with poor Tony Muro. All the Italian doc tors of the colony were summoned in turn, nd each In turn gave a glance at the melan choly siok man and shook his head. "You had better call a priest, Tony," they aid : "we can't do anything for you." Tony's wife went deep down into the fam ily strong box in which the results of her hus band's industry were preserved, and called in one of. the chief medical lights of the town. But it was all in vain. The learned .man de clared that the disease had progressed too far; that the sick man was far beyond the pale j of medical skill ; pocketed a large fee and with- drew. Muro was still a young man, and he had no wish to die. As he lay moaning in the little room buck of his barber shop, however, he saw no other way out pf his present misfor tune. All the doctors told him that he could not, live forty-eight hours, and he felt very muuh as though they spoke the truth. The news it his extremity produced a profound Impression in the colony. He was a good natured and industrious fellow, had never been known to speak ill of his neighbors, was always regular in his attendance at mass and was universally fropular. A great many prayers went up that night for his recovery, nd Tony, weak as he was. prayed himself. .- It seemed as though, in a degree, these pray ers were auswered. For the first time In sev eral days Antonio fell asleep; it was, not a fe ci rerlsn sleep, but a good, healthful, refreshing unconsciousness. And as he slept, like John Bunyan, he dreamed a dream. He thought that he was lying in a bed of mother-of-pourl. between the whitest ot sheets, and In a room adorned by thousands of sparkling gems. Home bow or other he seemed to be at home again t Ban Valentino. Italy, though in the relation of this marvel Antoulo does not Hay whether he was accustomed to such luxuries lu his early lite. It was altogether loo dazzling for the poor man, and he InBtlnctUuly Mmt his eves acuiUHt 4 .u. -h splendor. Wwfn lie opened them there was another surprise in store for him. He g ii start and uervously clutched at the bed aK'thes as he saw a tall and beautiful woman standing at the foot of the bed. .ilu- was at least ten feet high, was clad in a garment of many folds, bordered by pearls ana diamonds nd rublesfand precious gems. The index finger pf one hand wus raised apnealingly toward heaven, while that of the other pointed down ward, toward the bed where Antonio lay. There was nothing terrible In the face of the visitor; it was benignant and radiant with hope. Antonio recognized the apparition at a glance. He hud seen her many times in his childhood at the church in his native town. "Our Lady of Ban Valentino!" he exclaimed. The figure gently nodded.lapparently pleased to lie so quickly recognized. "All that I was afraid before go away noV." aid Tony, lu telling the story afterward. "I try to make the cross, but I was too weak. But the lady, she did not mind. Hhu begin to peak iu sweet tones. I never heard tucli a sweet voice. Bhe tell me all about my life; how I hod been a good man ; ulwuys go to iiiuhh. and many other things." Bhe Informed him that she Had ken: a wutehlul eye upon him ever since the day he loft the shores of Italv ; that she hud saved him from many a stroke of HI fortune, and thut Kshe long ago resolved that he should never come to harm. Naturally this last Maiement was a great piece of new to Tony. For the first time since the doctor gave him up us a budiob he began to hope. "Then ycu cure me now from my sickneas?" pleaded Antoulo. 'At, replied the Ldy of San Valentino, Nanol !! the only one who. -i..i. But H rat you This is your chance if you want baskets. There is a basket opportunity here this week that ought to interest every one within reach of this store. The story is of an overstock of certain lines of baskets, to go cheap. There are 3,500 of them and the lot includes : work baskets, waste baskets, lunch baskets, satchel baskets, glove baskets, handkerchief baskets, candy baskets, fancy baskets. The baskets were all made in Japan. They are in a great variety of colors, shapes and sizes, but the most interesting features will be the EXTREMELY LOW PRICES at which they are marked. Note the great reductions : Begular 1.00 waste baskets, SOc. Regular 1.00 work baskets, Se. " 7Sc. waste baskets, SSc. " BOe. " " 40c. " 4USc. wa.te baskets, Me. " 60c. " " Mc. " 80c. wa.te basket.. 1.1c. SOo. " " 0c. " 98c. glove basket., 35c. " 4O0. " " 10c. " SOo. glove baskets, SOe. " gOe. " " .03c. " SOc. glove baskets, aoc. 90r. handkf. basket., 3S0. " 40c. glove baskets, Inc. 00c. handkf. basket., SSe. " OOc. fancy baskets, 40c. SOc. handkf. baskeU, Mo. " OOc fancy basket., S8e. 40c. handkf. baskets, ISc. Regular 75c. wistaria knife and fork bas- Regular l.BO satchel baskets, OOc. keU, SSc. Regular l.S satchel baskets, SOc. Regular SOc. flower baskets, ISc. Regular 73c. satchel baskets, Oc. 10 STYLES OF CANDY BASKETS, SUITABLE FOR BAZARS. CHURCH TAIR8. Ac, AT SC. AND FOR 5C. g4 A. .4. VANTINE & CO., VOTk Largest Japanese, Chinese and India House in the world, 8 and 8 Broadway, M. ., iW-k Between 18th and I9tli Sts. must make a solemn promlso to hold sacred for the rest of your life the holy day of your re covery. That day you must spend in humble prayer and In outwuid manifestation of thanks to your deliverer, your patron saint. Do you promise meV" Antonio lost no time in pledging his word. "Then in three.duys." said the lady, "you will bo a well man." And thereupon she van ished, and the pearl bedstead and all the other luxuries disappeared with her. Bhe was us good us her word. When An tonio awoke his fever had gone down several degrees. The doctors who culled immediate ly begun to congratulate themselves upon the result of their treatment, revised their de cision of the day before, und told iioor An tonio that he might recover after nil. But Tony was not to be deceived. In throe days he was back again at Ills post, shuvlnir anil hair cutting as vigorously as before, but he woll knew that it was not tho result of medi cal skill. HU real doctor, ho told all his friends, was the Lady of Hun Valentino, and his friends believed him. They all joined him In the festivities which he promised as the price cf his recovery. The celebration this year will far surpass any of the others. Antonio applied to Mayor I'm in hvoi Hi for the use of the New Haven green, and on Monday evening the three dnys' celebration will culminate there umld the blaze of plnwheels und the blare of a brass band. Antoulo has passed the hat around among his friends and lias collected about tium. To this be will add $400 or his own sav ings, making S1.O0O In all. To all contributors he presents a large lithograph of the stnluo of tlie Lady of Ban Valentino. He ha- arVaugo 1 an elubornte programme, which will be begun this evening. Then the thousands of rod. blue and green Incandescent lamps which have been strung through ull the streets of the Fifth ward will be lliiliied up. und the corner where the church stands will be Illuminated by a largo arch ornamented In the same way. Within Antonio and his friends will attend (ervlees. which will be enlivened by a brass baud and an address by Antonio Muro him self. Tho tI.KK) Italians In New Haven will all suspend business for tho day and congre gate about the Inn oh during the ceremonies. Thero is a sense of cultution this year, caused by the fact thut th't police Intended lo put an end to the display of Incandescent lights owing to the Iniuries resulting from broken glass lust year. The Muyor. who Is well known for his good nature, overruled the decision of the Police KuiH-rintendent, und doolaretl that the celebration, broken glass and ull. could proceed. To-morrow nil the lamps will be lighted up again, but the band will not play. The duv will bo siient in a succession of masses and pravers: u quiet preinrutlon fur the Until hlow-OUt on Holiday ev Hiiug. It In a great dis play of fireworks that Tony lias arranged. The whole town always turns out for this event, for the set pieces and the. rockets are well worth seeing. There will be pinwheels and plnwheels, rockets nnd roinun candles, llowcr pots and bombs, red lire und thundering cannon crackers without nd. Inning the breathing -eel Da the Nlcolarl Italian band will vary its hyuiiis of thanksgiving and its na tional airs with more secular tunes, siieh as "There'll he a Hot 'lime in the Old Town To Nlgh'" and " liastus on l'uradH." Anions the S9T pieces the tnoAt imp Html 'll be. thy ; Image of the Lady of Ran Valentino in fire. I Toward midnight. Muro will lump upon the ; bandstand and deliver an address in which he will relate once more the familiar story of his miraculous recovery and exhort all the towns people to a more godly way of living. The next morning no will again return to the razor and the lather brush. He will work as Industriously as ever, for he has promised to expend one-nulf of his gross earnings in a similar celebration next year. If he should not keep his promise Antonio believes that he would be lost forthwith, und then even the in tercession of the Lady of Ban Valentino would be In vuin. HEAT A COP WITH ri.ATIJtOXH. Policeman Bfayland Seriously Hurt by Frank Ilauuiun and a Comrade. Mrs. Joscphino Bauman of 22S Hamburg avenue, Williamsburg, complained to tho police on Friduy night that her 23-your-old son Frank, who lives at 210 Uimrod street, was continually annoying her lute at night. When Policeman MaylandofthuHamburgavonuc sta tion went on duty at midnight he had instruc t Ions to keep a lookout for the man and drive him away. Muyland came across liaumau an hour luter. Bauman was with Joseph Ulrleh of 520 Hamburg uveuue. Both were advised to leave the neighborhood. They wont away, but returned soon afterward und entered Mrs. Buuiuuu's hoiine. Her screams brought May land, and when he appeared Bauman attacked him with smoothing Irons, crushing in his helmet nnd finally rendering him insensible, When Mu viand wus nblo to move he crawled to the street, where Ids raps on the sidewalk ; brought another policeman. The latter went : up to Mrs. Bainnan's rooms and found tho door barricaded. He broko In and wus also attacked by the men. Bauman and Ulrleh were arrested and taken to the station house, where tbey ! were held on the charge of felonious assault. WILLIAM E. BUEWHTKR NI3SINO. Remarkable Disappearance of a Young Brooklyn Man. Mrs. J. W. Brewster of 201 President street. , Brooklyn, has offered u reward for the dlscov I ery ot her son, William E. Brewster, who has been missing since Aug. 31. und has also asked the police to assist lii the search. On the day named the young man, while sitting in the par- lor with his mother, suddenly jumped up and. putting on his list und coal, remarked ; "Ism going out for n few minutes." He hurried out of the house and has not been seen , or heard of since by his family. His i mother suys that his disappearance is inex plicable to her. as lie had no troubles or en i tungieini nts ..f aiivkind ami was happy in his t buslne.ta and family and social surroundings. He bad very little monev with him. she thinks. at the time of his departure from the house. I The missing man is 27 yearsold, 5 led n incurs high and weighed ItMl pounds. Ills hair and Itl'istuelie were bro'vn nnd bewrxia; h' L-itj I S. 3Utmmt A tfo NOVELTY DRESS SILKS FOR FALL 1898. This Season's Importations of Autumn Silks represent the finest productions of the leading Silk Manufacturers of Europe, and the latest ideas of the most prominent Modistes in Paris. The following weaves for Reception, Dinner and Carriage wear are shown: Moire Messaline, Cotele D'Or, Satin Sultane, Taffeta Craquele, Satin Mousseline, Armure Milanaise, Satin Princier, Cotele Bengaline, Satin Roxane, Mousseline Cameleon and Velour Argentine. Bordered effects in Printed and Jardiniere Broche, Moire Faconne, Satin Ombre, Persian Baya dere, Satin Brocades, Taffeta Jardiniere, Velour Barre, etc. Rich Silks and Satins for Wedding Gowns. Dainty Silks for Bridesmaids' Dresses. (Shown In Windows.) P. pitman A o. P. pitman A fto. PARIS LINGERIE DRESS AND WRAP New models in Night TRIMMINGS. Autumn Robes, Bolero and Short Importations of Parisian Corset Covers, Fitted-Top Novelties as employed on Petticoats; exclusive de- the French Model Gowns, signs in Matinees, Peig- Cloth Bands with Crochet- noirs.Liseuses and complete ed Rings ; Relief designs in Bridal Trousseaux. Crests, Black Silk Passementerie; Monograms, etc., to order. Spangle and Chenille ef fects; Embroidered Floral SILK PETTICOATS. Trimmings in Mousseline, Autumn and Winter styles La" and R,bbon comb- of Plain Glace Silk, also in "m. ,. Plaid and Striped designs, APP,lute cPasscmen: trimmed with Graduated lcn" 5 A f ear ; SJwr and Accordion Plaited, Pinked, assorted Jewelled Embro.d- Plisse and Corded Ruffles, ri"i Jewelled and Fancy and with Lace and Chiffon. Et0' Bucklcs' SI,des and Clasps. eighteenth Street, nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue. (IDeper Jonas&on & Co. Broadway and 12th St. Ladies' Tailored Suits. W&r Ladles Correct and Exclusive Autumn Tailoring. Styles as you will see them no- Are now ared to take ordtn ln where else. " Direct from our our custom Tailoring Dept. for workrooms. Tailored Suits, in all the new Fall A number of Ladies' Tailored Suits. StnSferf ''inHJJZt $50 00 made of new Fall fabrics, new throughout, to measure JU. shapes, flounce Skirt, $ . r. 50 . . .,..,. , J . value 127.50 I " A" Suits scientifically fitted by ex pert fitteis. Tailored Suits, Cheviot Serges, of the very latest styles, entirely lined with heavy quality 50 S3n sse taffeta silks, value $8 . ' Tailored Suits. Ladies' Separate Dress Skirts, Fly, Cutaway and Tight-Fitting of Cheviot Serge panel $ 75 Fronti 0f new Fall materials, flounce Flounced Skirts, Lined with Taffeta $2 50 $15, $19.s0 rJE3-- Direct from Our Workrooms." l'ALE DOORS OPES TO-MORROW. Chanse. Anions Instructor, at the Begin ning of the lOVth College Year. Nw Haven, Conn.. Sept. 24. Yale's doors will swing open on Monday to rocelvo tho stu dents aftor the long vacation, though the col lege term will not begin till next Thursday morning. No Important chnngos have been made on tho Yale campus. Not a new building is to be opened this yenr and not one of the old buildings lias linen torn down. The rumor, that another of the structures of the old brick row would be demolished during tho summer vacation proved unfounded. The work of trans forming tho College street cliuich into a hall for lectures and for rooms for the music de partment bus been completed. The tall steeplo of the church lias bocn removed umong other changes. , , The principal interest in the new year cen tres In thoonterlng class. From the informa tion received at the office of Dean llenry v. Wright of the ecudemle. nnd by Director George .1. Brush of the scientific depurtinent. it will number ubout the sumo as Inst yenr. 3U5 In the academic and 211) in the scientific depart ment, a total of .rK. The preliminary esti mates give a slight Increase In the number of applicants for admission to the academic and u slight decrease umong the sclentiflo candi dates. . A number of new professors have been an nounced to begin their work at Yule III the coming week. T. Q. Steam-. 'Mil. bus been up pointed Instructor In ancient philosophy In the academic and graduate departments. He has just returned from (ia-manv. where he spent several years in graduste study. . Herbert E. Gregory. ".17. litis been appointed instructor In I physical geography He will take the classes ; of Prof William II. Brewer, head of the depart ment of agriculture, who has received a year's leave of absence. George Grant aicC'ur i 07. w, has been ma'o instructor In 1 new course In prehistoric anthropology to I he offered this year for the first time. 1 It is open only to graduate students ! Hollon A. Forr. '11. has be. n msde Instructor In German nnd Dr. C. H Ingham. 111. Instructor in IjiIIii. George D, Kellovg, 15 lias been ap slnt'"l nti nc'or In Intln. These new I utui 1' 'nt !trt si'l. x'l'. the other I ntlu pro feasors, divide up the work of Pro'. Tracy Peck, head of the l.atln department at Yale, who has been appointed head of the American school at Homo for the coming year. Prof. Peck has just sailed for F.uropc. (Justuv A. Andreen, '4, has been appointed instructor in the Scandinavian languages. Frank II. Chase. 'HI, bus been ap pointed tutor In English, nnd Dr. Charles Hoars Baldwin, formerly of Columbia, has been ap pointed assistant professor iu English. Although the Yale artillery platoon, which bus been in camp nt Niantic since May, has not been mustered nut. all Its members who aro still undergraduate, will be able to attend the opening of college. They have received a fur lough of thirty days, with the understanding that on Oct. 20 they must return to camp for a fortnight to be mustered nut. This will, it Is expected, terminate the military career of tho Yale ntidci c.iudnates. The soldiers will wear their artillery uniforms to recitations till their return toenmpto be mustered out. Yulo now lack, only two years of rounding out her second century. On Thursday she be gins her lint h year Her grand bloentennial celebration has been deterred till 1IM)2 In order to raise. If posiible, the full $:i.txi'i.KX asked by President Dwlght for new buildings. It is believed that the corporation already has se cured pledges for half that amount. Gentle Grip Eve Glasses Couldn't be firmer Couldn't be easier. "Just right." you'll say. Mo every Isidy says who tries theUchmidt Clip. It holds eye glasses, holds 'em without hurting. Keeps 'cm from slipping, falling, tilting, breaking, nnd no pinching. Attached for .SO cents. Open every evening, also Saturday nfter nooiis and evenings. Oculists' prescriptions Ailed. Factory on prsinlaas. Quick repalriug. Circular FKEX Pliona luss as. F. G. Schmidt Ostioinn-16 East 42d Su -S3 ttf. IHEARlr. West Fourteenth Street. GOODS, PRICES AND ENTHUSIASM! A Mew Season, a New Lot of Merchandise and A Corps of Clerks Enthusiastic over GOODS AiND PRICES. A Triad to Insure Busy Times. New Curtains In Portieres. . , .. stocK comprises and Portieres siik Tapestry Silk Damask, Oriental and Chenille at least 400 styles and colorings largest variety ever shown anywhere. 8atln Derby plain and flg'd centres.... 0.08 Bilk Flg'd Brocade now colorings 7.08 Oriental Tapestry tassel fringe 6.08 Tinsel Woven Tapestry fringed 5.07 Flax Velour plain colore 5.08 Brocallno and Bilk Frou Frou 4.08 Flg'd all over Chenille 4.08 Flg'd Armure fringed top and bottom. . 3.110 200 pair Derby Tapestry fringed 1.30 IRISH POINT CURTAINS. Bhowy borders plain and flg'd centres $1.79 $1.08 $2.08 II prices for the pair Point de Paris and Tambour Curtains best bobinet-30 styles $4.08 $7.08 Nottingham and Scotch Lace Curtains 3 to 4 yards long (no one can outdo us In assortment and Tarloty of styles) 50cUtol.40 50 styles 1.08 to 2.08 40 styles 2.08 to 4.08 40 styles 300 pair Irish Point Sash Curtains 3 yards long 4 stylos 1.70 $5.00 Cluny Bash Curtains 3 yds. long double border of inserting and edge. . . 2.40 Boblnet Laco Curtains lnoe edge 1.49 Irish Point, Antique and Point de Paris Lace Bed Sets White. Eoru and Ivory ln all about 50 styles 4.08 to 10.98 Fancy Calcutta and Fish Net Curtains 10 styles. 2.49 Fancy Silk Cross-stripe Curtains made of Egyptian yarn best colorings 2.08 General Display of NEW FALL MILLINERg. The latest Novelties In Hats and Bon nets Imported and Domestic all shapes and styles. Attractive Styles for Children. Mourning Millinery a Specialty. Trimmed Turbans and Alpines for Walking end Wheeling 40 to 2.08 Fancy Feathers and Birds newest designs Special Lot 19 CHOP SALE FIne 31-IUC 3 -? , qualities for On oeCOnd rlOOr little money. Women's Shoes nt $1.08 comprising 20 styles all sizes and widths. Fine Dongola Kid or cloth top. Lace and Button Medium toe common sense toe square toeopera too. Kid or patent tips Heavy or light weight soles. Comfortable fitting soft finish all new. Misses' and Girls' Special atten tion Is direct Fall Wear ed to our com plete line of Girls' Reefers, Jackets, Long Coats and Dresses All the latest ap proved styles cut and workmanship or th: best.... At exceptionally Low Prices. These Tew will give some idea of the values that abound. Misses' Jackets fine Covert trlm'd with straps and velvet piping 14 to 18 yrs 4.98 Girls' Beofers. fine all wool cloth large collars straps and button trim 8 to 14 yrs 2.08 Others of fine Two-toned Boucles silk lined hood 3.08 Little Children's Long Coats plain and fanoy cloth braid trim'doollsrs-2 to 6 yrs 1.08 Girls' Long Coats of heavy materials with cape nnd ellk-llned hood-8 to 12 yrs 4.08 Girls' Cloth and Cashmere Drosses full or gored skirt Blouse front braid trim-0tol4 yrs 2.08 Table Linens 3uJe tne values In this and Towels dspinment by th:se representative offerings: All Linen Hemstitched Squares-li yds. .08 Finer quality openwork borders 1.00 All Linou Pattern Dinner Cloth. 2 yards long 1.10 All Linen Hemstitch Cloths-8-4 1,40 8-10 1.79 ' " " " 8-1-,' 2.10 Napkins to mntch Cloths dor, 1.4M 24-ln. all Linen Dinner Napkins do:'. 1.20 Cardinal. Turkey Ited and Green Table Cloths 2 yds. long 1.30 8-4 Fancy Venetian Table Covers knot fringe all around 98 Uulon Linen Diapering 18 Inches wide ten-) ard piece 80 Extra Heavy Bleaohed Turkish Towels 44 Inches long....' 1-". lewelrv aln Floor J J rlrst Entrance and Watches East Here you will find the best of everything the cheapest. Bhlnestone Novelty Plus 40 Bhlnestone Hat Pins 24 Enamel and Sterling Hat Pins 15 Solid Silver Watches Hunting ease Swiss Movement Jewelled 3.08 Solid Bllvor Chatelaine Watehes bwlsa Movement-Jewelled 2.08 Ansonla Wstohes-Nlcgel Plated 1.18 Dresden Clocks new designs MB Nickel V nt I Alarm Clock 75 New Dress styit. .ni Prlet. boods to Salt all purses and fancies. 42-inch All Wool Etamine. Black and Navy .2$ 42-inoh Bl'k Figured Mohairs 29 44-inch All Wool Cheviots Black and colors unequalled value. .. .89 Fine Imported Silk and Wool Piald Suitings-great value at 40 44-inch Double Warp Henriettas Block and colors .59 40-inch Pebble and Grnnite Suitings full line of colors .69 46-Inch Silk finish Henriettas fully seventy shades .69 50-inch Broadcloths extra quality all the new and stsple colors 89 40-lnoh Camelshalr Diagonals 1.25 50-Inch Black Mohair Sicilians extra quality nnd lustre .69 Special line of English Crepons handsome quality and designs 1.49 New Flannels Both department are complete with and LlningS everything new! Despite their newness and quality Prices are only : 36-lnch All Wool Plain Eiderdowns also fancy Stripes and Checks .39 Fanoy figured and Plain Colored Wool Shirting Flannels 19 All Wool Fancy Flannels Stripes, Checks and Plaids 29 All Wool Scarlet Medicated 10 White Wool Elaborately Emb'd .39 Extra Heavy Unbleached Cantons 8 White Shaker Flannels 4 Fancy Heavy Wrapper Flannels ,12M 36-lnohWool Flannels, also Heavy Wool Shakers .33 Fast Black Bilk finish Percallne. 9f Cross Bar Crinoline staple colors 4H Fanoy Black Back Slleslas 9X Hil-lnch Fancy Skirting new designs. .. 9M Fine quality Fancy Skirting Moreens.. .. .1? French Percslines Black and colors. . . , QX 38-inch Taffeta Skirt Llnlngs-sll color. OH These Quotations Te" tf"Ut, ! si touching In new Goods talcs. New Liberty Silk Neck Buffs 98 Double Ruffling of Liberty Bilk for dress trimmings Black and colors 19 Taffeta and Liberty Silk Pleating tor dress trimmings Block and color. .35 New Silk Fronts lace insertings .99 All Silk, Black La Tosca Nets 45 inches wide.. i .69 Ecru Venlso 18 inches wide .HO Ecru Applique Bureau Covers 60 inches long 1.98 Cotton Torchon Laces and Insertings to match 3 to .10 All Silk Black Russian Nets plain and figured 45 inohes wide 99 All Leather Chatelaine Bags Chamois lined, inside and outside pockets .49 Large Assortment of Purses and Combination Books leather lined.... 99 Dinner Knives hard rubber handles tempered steel 19 Solid Steel Scissors nickel plated 3X to5 Inches long .10 Quire Box Stationery Vellum finish tinted and cream square sheets and oblong envelopes box 9 Linen and Satin finish Writing Paper 3 sizes package of quarter ream 39 Envelopes to match boxl25 39 Barometers and Thermometers .14 Oak and Porcelain Thermomoters .39 10 Karat Gold Filled Eyeglasses and Spectacles M Perfumery and Early purchtwi . , , , , profl.abU 10. let Articles Here. Tarrant's Toilet Powder oil odors 13 Listerated Tooth Powder 25 Fancy Toilet Soup 3 coke, in box 19 Dr. Scott's Electric Curling Irons 10 Complexion llrushes 39 Murray and I.anmuu'u Morula Water. . . .tf Bradley's Double Distilled Toilet Bay Hum half pint 34 2 qt. Fountain Syringes 4 tubes .54 Large size Feather Duster. 39 (luld Handle Brlc-a-Brac Dusters 9 Luge size Floor Scrubs 9 Crumb Brushes 13 All Bristle sim Brushes with handle and dauber 18 Bristle Dust Brushes 19 Stove Brushes with Dauber 13 Coiling Brushes 19 Sterling Sliver 8terling Berry Spoons 2.99 Sterling Sugar Spoons .99 Sterling Sugar Tongs 1.69 Sterling Gravy ladles 3.29 Sterling Cold Meat Forks 2.69 Storling Com b und Brush Sets 3.09 Slerlli.g Velvet and list Brushes 99 U Sterling Handle Shoe Horns .99 ' Sterling Button Hooks and Files .08 Sterling Top Powder Boxes 99 i sterling Top Cut Olaas Powder Boxes... XJt$