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OUR autograph in gold will he put on the
leather of your hat tree of charge here?no
matter where you bought the hat.
ANNIVERSARY SALE.
Contributions of Surpassing Bargain
Importance From Every Dept.
A big week this week. We looked for much, pre
pared for much and got it. Shows what you think of
this house?-how its calls are relied upon?how you know
all obligations will be met. We promised you the big
gest bargains of the season and gave them?are still giv
ing them.
Anniversary Prices on Men's Clothing*
We're stepping into fall with extraordinary values
as an introduction and new styles to further the attraction.
!
$ 13.50
Men's Fall Suits.
Regularly $J5, $16*50 and $17*50, for
Fall Suits in black thibets, fancy worsteds, cassi
meres and cheviots; men's and young men's styles?con
servative and extreme. Every size.
$3.65
Men's $5 Trousers.
Anniversary Price - - - -
A regular line, including worsteds and cheviots, in
plain or fancy mixtures. All sizes from 28 to 50 inch
waist.
Anniversary Prices on Boys' Wear.
A mine of good merchandise crowded with the best
of values. You'll not have to study much to see your
opportunity here.
. . $3.95
i
Boys' Fall Suits.
Regular $5 value - ?
Double-breasted Coats with belt and two
pairs of trousers, one bloomer and one straight
style. Suits are silk-sewed; trousers have taped
seams and patent waistbands. Materials are
plain blue cheviots or choice of three hand
some fancy mixtures. Sizes 7 to 16 years.
Boys' Knee Pants.
75c and $1.00 values
A special Anniversary price 011 Pants in
plain blue, black and fancy mixtures, in both
straight and bloomer styles.
Boys' Elouses.
Regular 50c grades -
Blouse Waists, in white and fancy pat
terns? Russian or regular styles, with or with
out collar. Sizes 3 to 16 years.
. 55c
. . 35c
. $1.95
Children's Hats.
$2.50 values - - -
Smart Felt Hats, with silk scarfs?the very
newest and most effective hat of the season.
Tam-o'-Shanters. <? 1
Worth $1.25 and $1.50 - 4* ' ?v/U
Choice line of those popular hats, at a
special Anniversary price that lowers every
thing yet quoted.
Boys' Caps.
Worth 25c - - - -
Golf and eton styles, made up of many
fabrics and suitable for boys of all ages.
Boys' Felt Hats. *7 r
$1.25 values * OC
A 50c saving 011 a special line of hats as
sembled for this Anniversary sale.
15c
MEN'S HATS?Two Anniversary Prices.
Men's $3 Hats, $2.00.
Regular XXX Nutria $3 Black Hats at
this reduced price.
Men's $4 Hats, $2.75.
Regular $4 Soft Hats of excellent style
at this reduced price.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS SPECIALS.
MEN'S GLOVES?An excellent Dog
skin Walking Glove, in the new tan shades.
Regular and cadet fingers. Pique Q/T
seams. Our regular $1.25 Glove.. xOC
MEN'S UNDERWEAR ?A Medium
weight Underwear, in white and brown?
splendidly <Jit and made. Regu
lar value, 73:. Special
50c
THE SAKS A Souvenir is furnished to all who ask for it. A series of masterful
t TA/trisjiD articles 011 Washington written by men best versed in the subjects with
OwU V E.1N1K. which they deal. You can refer to it as an authority.
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Pennsylvania Avenue.
Seventh Street.
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rvllaMe. Ineipeiialve and a clean fuel.
vr?y mu? h In demand for cooking.
AintTi gives perfect ivuulta. We'll aupylJ
j??u Coke.
25 Iiu?brla large Coke. delivered 12.50
40 Bu?b**la l.arge C<>ke. delivered S3 70
60 l.arge Coke, delivered 13 30
25 Crumbed Coke. delivered.. S3 00
40 Cruiheil Coke. delivered. . 30
tto Buskela Cru?hed Coke, delivered.. S6 30
New
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i For Rent.
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W. F. Frederick
Music Co,
1328 F Street.
f 418 TBNTU ST. N.W. A
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All My Excellent Stock of
fiair Goods
Greatfly Redoced.
94 73 now f3 00
$6.00 now 94 00.
>d 14
Gray Swttrbia.
all prlcea.
9ft 0O Dow 93 SO.
Lee'a Hair kl?Hil?ant. 91 Keatwrva gray balr to
natural color?(il'ARANTEEl). I'reventa falling
lair
Malrdreaalng. Shampooing. Dyeing and Bleaching
S. HELLER'S, ? 1%.
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Pianos for Rent.
About fifty High-grade Upright
Pianos to rent by the month or for
the season, at the rate of $4 and up
per month. These are all hand
some instruments of unquestion
able merit.
F. G. SMITH PIcAoNO
Su&loi! 2225 Pa. Ave.
?<?29.1 f,20
Thoot M. 747.
Thousands of situations have been ob
tained through the want column* of The
Star.
Slayer of Two Men Denies Guilt in
Speech to Court.
PITTSBl'RG, October 4.?Ludwlg Szezv
gel the Polish Catholic priest who slew
Andrew and Stephen Starzynskl. South Side
saloonkeepers, two months ago, was yester
day afternoon sentenced by Judge Thomas
D. larnahan to serve thirty years In the
penitentiary, fifteen years on each charge of
second-degree murdsr.
If he conducts himself well in prison the
priest will be released In eighteen and a
half years, securing that much time off for
good behavior. In a speech he made to the
court the priest declared that he had killed
the brothers in self-defense, and that they
would have killed him had he not taken
their lives.
An animal cage, on train of Robbins' cir
cus broke loose in Blue Ridge tunnel, near
Staunton, Va., Tuesday, crashed into a
steam piano under which five youths were
stealing a ride and killed one, Ollie Grove
sevteen years old: Injuring two others'
Fishburn Porter and Fitz Curry.
Only One "BROMO Ql'ITVlNK."
Tliat Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
for the signature of K. W. GROVE. I'sed the
World over to Cure a Cold la One Da*. 28e.
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GONNIE MACK IS RETICENT
NOT INCLINED TO TALK MUCH
ABOUT HIS TEAM'S CHANCES.
When Cornelius McGilllcuddy, otherwise
known as Connie Mack, manager of the
Athletics, was seen this morning by a Star
reporter he was not in a talkative mood,
giving as his reason that he was In a great
hurry.
"We have Just arrived and I am busy
getting the boys located," Connie explain
ed. "and I really have no time to talk base
ball or the weather. We had hoped for a
couple of good, bright days, but apparent
ly we are going to be disappointed. So far
as winning the pennant is concerned: I
have nothing to say. We are going to
try to win the four games we have with
Washington, and trust that the St. Louis
Browns will put a twist in the Tiger's
tall."
When asked about his reported Interview
regarding the decision Silk O'Loughlln made
In Philadelphia during the great seventeen
inning contest pulled off there he declined
to either affirm or deny it.
"That is a matter which doesn't concern
any one but those involved, a.nd I refuse to
say anything."
The Athletics are Installed at the Arling
ton. From all appearances they are Just
as cool as were the Tigers when here.
They don't seem to be at all worried that
they are practically out of the race. They
look and feel Just as confident as if the
pennant was clinched.
STRAINING MATHEMATICS
TO FIND CHANCE FOR MACK
Over in Philadelphia the midnight wick is
spluttering overtime and the prize mathe
maticians of the Press, the Inquirer and the
Ledger are busy with logarithms, cosines
and such, figuring out Just how much
chance the Athletics have of beating out
the Tigers for the blue ribbon of the Amer
ican League. They're having something of
a Job, too.
This is the Ledger expert's dope:
If the Athletics should win two today the
clubs would stand:
Won. Lost. Pet.
Detroit 01 60 .619
Athletics 87 50 .<MJ8
If the Athletics win two games today
and two Saturday and Detroit loses one of
Its three games, the clubs will stand:
Won. Lost. Tot.
Detroit 83 57 .020
Athletics 80 50 .014
If the Athletics lose one and Detroit loses
one, the clubs will stand:
Won. Lost. Tct.
Detroit 93 57 .020
Athletics 88 67 .607
If the Athletics lose one game and De
troit two, the clubs would then stand:
Won. Lost. Pot.
Detroit 112 ft* .613
Athletics 88 67 .607
If the Athletics win four and Detroit loses
three, they will stand:
Won. Lost. Pot.
Athletics 80 50 .614
Detroit 81 511 .607
If the Athletics win three and Detroit
loses three, the clubs will stand:
Won. Lost. Pet.
Athletics KS 57 .607
Detroit 81 50 .007
If the Athletics win four and Detroit loses
two, the clubs will stand:
Won. Lost. Pot.
Athletics 80 50 .014
Detroit 02 68 .613
Cricket Match a Draw.
OTTAWA, Ontario, October 4.?The crick
et match yesterday between the Maryle
bones and the Canadian eleven resulted In a
draw. The Marylebones made 110 Wednes
day for their first Innings, and the Ca
nadians 1M yesterday. In the second in
ning the Marylebones made 115 for five
wickets and the Canadians 72 for eight
wickets when time was up, and the game
a draw.
GET MODERN VEHICLE.
"Band Wagon" Used by Assistant As
sessors Given a Best.
The assistant assessors of the District are
to have a new vehicle to transport them
about the city while they are officially em
ployed.
For many years?I r^ fact, so long ago that
the oldest employes of the District failed to
recollect to the contrary?the board of real
estate assessors has had at Its disposal a
vehicle that, because of Its antiquity and
ungainly appearance, was called the "band
wagon." This vehicle was looked upon as
a wonder In Its palmy days, and has no
doubt been seen by every resident of the
District some time or other. It is a cross
between a cab and a cart. It has four
wheels. The assessors enter It from the
rear, and It has seats on both sides, like a
street car. Its chief adornment Is the
dilapidated and faded awnings that hang
from the windows on each side, and. most
interesting of all. It Is drawn by two big,
lanky, raw-boned, ex-fire horses.
The gentlemen who have graced the
board of real estate assessors have made
repeated and earnest efforts to secure an
appropriation with which to buy a new
vehicle, but their efforts were fruitless.
Whenever requests were made an examina
tion of the old wagon would be made and a
report submitted to the effect that "she's
Just as sound as the day she was made,"
and the matter would be passed up.
It is said by members of the board of as
sistant assessors that the reason their re
quests wore unsuccessful was due to the
fact that those who had the say in the mat
ter had never ridden in the "band wagon."
Hut E. W. W. Grltiin, the present assessor,
rode in this famous wagon for a number of
years as a member of the board, and one
of his first official prom ses after being
made assessor was to secure a new wagon
for the board of real estate assessors, and
he has been true to his promise.
Matthew Trimble, chairman of the board,
was Informed today that a- requisition has
been made for a new vehicle, and that It
will be a handsome and modern one. Just
what the fate of the old "band wagon" will
be when Its successor materializes is not
known, but one official of the assessor's of
fice has been heartless enough to suggest
that it be turned over to the street cleaning
department.
DESK SERGEANTS COMPLAIN.
Ask Superintendent of Police to Re
duce Working Hours.
MaJ. Sylvester was visited today by a
delegation of desk sergeants who are as
signed to night duty, and they asked a re
duction of their working hours. The com
mittee was composed cf H. P. Short of the
first precint, C. F. Giddings of the second
and W. S. Shelby of the third. Recently
a meeting of night desk sergeants was held,
and they sent MaJ. Sylvester a communica
tion asking that their working days be
shortened from fourteen to eight hours.
Nothing was done in the matter, so today
the committee of three met the superin
tendent and discussed the question with
him
The night desk sergeants go on duty at C
o'clock and remain until 8 o'clock in the
morning. They are supposed to have four
hours' sleep during the early hours of the
morning if their business is In such shape
that, they can be spared from their desks,
but, they state, thay do not always get the
rest. During the interview with MaJ. Syl- '
vester the members cf the committee point
ed out the hardships they endurei because
of the number of hours they are compelled
to work, and nsked that something be done
to relieve them.
MaJ. Sylvester promised to consider the
request, but said he hardly thought he
could grant the desk sergeants eight hours
at this time on account of not having men
enough to spare. To make the change, he
explained, would >nean the taking of at
least ten more men oft the street.
Weights and Measures Reports.
The Commissioners today received a re
port from Col. W. C. Haskell, sealer of
weights and measures, setting forth that
during September the total receipts of the
office were $1,558. In addition, $8150.50 was
paid to the sealer as rents from the stalls
In the Eastern, Western and Georgetown
markets.
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REMNANT SALE,
Embracing Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Draperies, Lace Curtains, &c.
Space is too valuable to devote to any artic le that stands
to represent only its own individual sale. It must sell many
such articles. We'd rather sacrifice it at less than wholesale
cost than devote space to it, and that case prevails in this sale.
Bedroom Furniture.
i
Bedroom Furniture.
Reg. Oct.
price. price
Gold. Oak Shaving Stand $11.00 $7.4()
Mah. Shaving Stand $14 (X) $8.40
Mahogany Linen Chest... $36.00 $2o.95
Mahogany Linen Chest... $53.00 $35.00 j
Mahogany Linen Chest... $27.50 $1:1.75 !
Mahogany Linen Chest... $20.00 $12.50
Curly Birch I.ow Boy ... $21.00 $14.80
Golden Oak Chiffonier... $111.00 $15.00
Golden Oak Chiffonier $16.(H) $1(1.75
Golden Oak Chiffonier $10.50 $8.45
Golden Oak Chiffonier.... $9.00 $7.50
Golden Oak Chiffonier... . $5.75 $4 75
Golden Oak Chiffonier $12(10 $9.50
Golden Oak Chiffonier $0.75 $5.65
Mahogany Linen Chest... $55.00 $34 SO
Mahogany Low Boy $95.00 $49.90
Mahogany Linen Chest... $00.00 $40.00
Mahogany Low Boy $55.00 $42.75
Mahogany High Boy $105.00 $05.00
Gold. O. Gent s Chiffonier $35.00 $22.00
Golden Oak Chiffonier... $12.75 $10.80
Golden Oak Chiffonier $32 00 $25 00
Mahogany Chiffonier $85.00 $09.(HI
Mahogany Chiffonier $33.00 $20.75
Mah. Gent's Chiffonier... $30.00 $24.75
Mah. Gent's Chiffonier... $48.00 $90:00
G. O. Gent's Chiffonier... $00.00 $40.00
Golden Oak Chiffonier... $45.00 $29.05
Golden Oak Chiffonier... $25.00 $19.75
Golden Oak Chiffonier... $32.00 $24 110
Golden Oak Chiffonier... $44.00 $35.20
Golden Oak Chiffonier... $23.00 $19 05
Golden Oak Chiffonier... $28.50 $22.50
Golden Oak Cliiffonler... $38.00 $31.50
Golden Oak Chiffonier... $13.00 $10.90
Golden Oak Chiffonier... $57.00 $47.5(1
Golden Oak Chiffonier... $34.00 $20.00
Natural Oak Chiffonier.. $37.00 $21.95
Bird's-eye Maple Chlff'nr $39.00 $29.00
Bird's-eye Maple Chiff'nr $32.00 $24.00
Bird's-eye Maple Chlff'nr $32.00 $24.50
Bird's-eye Maple Chlff'nr $40.00 $27.50
Bird's-eye Maple Chlff'nr $47.00 $37.50
Bird's-eye Maple Chlff'nr $20.00 $22.30
Mahogany Chiffonier $74.00 $45.00
Mahogany Chiffonier $35.00 $27.50
Mahogany Chiffonier $10.00 $12.50
Mahogany Chiffonier $43.00 $35.00
Mahogany Chiffonier $42.00 $32.00
Curly Birch Chiffonier... $35.00 $25.00
Mahogany Chiffonier $30.00 $21 50
Mahogany Chiffonier $50.00 $42.75
Mahogany Chiffonier $69.50 $58.50
Mahogany Chiffonier $37-50 $30.75
Mahogany Chiffonier $58.00 $29.90
Mahogany Chiffonier $09.50 $55.00
Mahogany Chiffonier $44.00 $35.50
Mahogany Chiffonier $40.00 $32.00
Mahogany Chiffonier $80.00 $55.00
Mahogany Chiffonier $47.00 $30.00
Mahogany Chiffonier $37.00 $22.70
Mahogany Chiffonier $40.00 $32.40
Mah. Chiffonier. Inlaid... $01.00 $45.00
Mahogany Chlffonief $61.00 $47.50
Mahogany Chiffonier $140.00 $09.90
Mah. Princess Dresser... $31.(J0 $20.50
G. O. Princess Dresser. . $35-00 $29.90
G. O. Princess Dresser... $32.00 $24.20
Mah. Princess Dresser... $50.00 $42.50
Mah. Princess Dresser... $05.00 $50.00
Mahogany Dresser $60.50 $52.20
Toona Mah. Dresser $39.00 $24.50
Solid Mah. Dresser $110.00 $85.00
Mah. Princess Dresser.... $53.50 $39.95
Mahogany Dresser $58.00 $45.00
Mahogany Dresser $120.00 $95.00
Mah. Dressing Table $78.00 $82.50
Mah. Dresser (Colonial). $73.00 $64.50
Mah. Dresser (FOild) $140.00 $115.00
Mahogany Chiffonier $61.00 $47.50
Mahogany Chiffonier $21.50 $14.90
Mahogany High Boy $125.00 $72.75
Mahogany Chiffonier $110.00 $87.50
Mahogany Toilet Table.. $58.00 $50.00
Mahogany Dresser $158.00 $136.00
Majhogany Dresser $76.00 $59.50
Caucasian Wal. Chiffonier $90.00 $70.00
Caucasian W. Toilet Tab. $53.00 $36.50
Caucasian Wal. Chiffonier $64.50 $37.50
Mah. Inlaid Toilet Table. $44.00 $30.00
Mahogany Toilet Table.. $29.50 $17.50
Mahogany Toilet Table.. $27.00 $16.50
White En. Toilet Table.. $40.00 $27.50
Mahogany Dresser $55.00 $42.50
Mahogany Dresser $32.00 $22.75
Mahogany Chiffonier $32.00 $25.00
Mahogany Chiffonier $32.00 $24.90
Mahogany Chiffonier $31.00 $22.50
Mahogany Chiffonier $21.50 $14.25
Mahogany Dresser $25.00 $18.25
Mahogany Dresser $35.00 $28.00
Mahogany Dresser $27.00 $21.50
Curly Birch Chiffonier.... $21.50 $14.90
Curly Birch Dresser $44.00 $32.50
Curly Birch Dresser $30.00 $22.50
Golden Oak Chiffonier $21.75 $17.25
Golden Oak Dresser $14.00 $26.50
Golden Oak Dresser $24.50 $16.65
Golden Oak Dresser $11.00 $9.95
Golden Oak Dresser $32.00 $27.95
Golden Oak Dresser $11.75 $9.90
Golden Oak Dresser $15.75 $13.25
Golden Oak Dresser $23.00 $19.95
Golden Oak Dresser $13.75 $11.00
Single Mah. Bedstead? $30.00 $17.50
Bird's-eye Maple Bed
stead (full size) $47.50 $19.50
Golden Oak Dresser $46.00 $34.35
Golden Oak Dresser $49.50 $39.50
G. O. Toilet Table $28.50 $20.75
G. O. Princess Dresser... $51.00 $38.50
White Enamel Chiffonier $49.00 $37.50
White Enamel Chiffonier $13.25 $10.95
White Enamel Chiffonier $16.00 $11.95
White Enamel Chiffonier $13.00 $10.80
Birch Dresser .... $17.75 $13.00
Golden Oak Dresser $22.00 $16.90
Golden Oak Dresser $34.00 $26.50
W. E. Metal Washstand. $22.00 $15.50
(Continued.)
W. E Metal Washstand.
Golden Oak Washstand..
Golden Oak Washstand..
B.-E Maple Washstand.
Mahogany Washstand...
Toona Mah Washstand.
G. O. Washstand (somnoe
Keg.
price.
$11.00
$12 <>0
$17.50
$2 '.(HI
$20.00
$23.00
$4
B.-E. Maple Dresser... $110.00
Mahogany Dresser $37.50
Circassian Wal. Dresser.$250.00
Mahogany Chiffonier.... $76.00
Mahogany Toilet Table.. $36.00
Brass Bed. 4 ft $52.00
Brass Bed, 3 ft $30.00
Brass Bed, 4 ft $34.00
Brass Bed, 4 ft $32.00
Brass Bed. 4 ft,. $00 00
Oct.
p.l.v.
$K.9(?
$10.80
$13.50
$14.75
$14.75
$18.00
$'t t*?
$92.00
$29 00
$100.00
$40.00
$29.90
$42.(HJ
$22 50
$24. OO
$23
$49 IH
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Dining Room Furniture.
Keg.
price.
Cathedral Oak China
Closet $114.00
Cathedral Oak China
Closet $100.00
Golden Oak China Closet.$130.00
Golden Oak Sideboard $135.00
Golden Oak China Closet.$125.00
Golden Oak China Closet.$105.00
Golden Oak Sideboard $185 00
Mah. Line Inlay China
Closet $73.00
Mah. Sideboard $120.09
Mah. China Closet $90.00
Mah. Buffet $00.00
Mah. Buffet $12.1.00
Mah. China Closet $117 "Hi
Mah. Buffet $100.00
Mah. China Closet $73.00
Mah. Inlaid Sideboard $20(1.00
Mah. Sideboard (colonial)$181.00
Wea. Oak Buffet $45.00
Early English China
Closet $85.00
Golden Oak China Closet. .$58.00
Golden
Closet
Golden
Closet
Golden
Oak
Oak
Oak
China
$106.00
China
$62.50
China
Closet $80.00
Golden Oak China
Closet $33.00
Golden Oak China
Closet $27.50
Golden Oak China
Closet $44.00
Golden Oak China
Closet $31.00
Early Eng. Linen Press. $90.00
Golden Oak Buffet $46.50
Golden Oak Buffet $27.00
Golden Oak Buffet $25.50
Mahogany Buffet $69.00
Mahogany Buffet $65.00
Mahogany Buffet $48.00
Mahogany Buffet $69.00
Mahogany Buffet $37.00
Mahogany Buffet $37.50
Mahogany Buffet $66.09
Mahogany Buffet $50.00
Mahogany Buffet $27.00
Mahogany Buffet $52.50
Mahogany Side Table.... $24.50
Golden Oak Side Table.. $28 110
Buffet $70.00
Golden
Golden
Golden
Golden
Golden
Golden
Golden
Golden
Golden Oak
Golden Oak
Golden Oak
Golden Oak
Oak
Oak
Oak
Oak
Oak
Oak
Oak
Oak
Buffet $23.00
Buffet $55.00
Buffet $ 46.00
Buffet $26.00
Buffet $45.00
Buffet $32.00
Buffet $33.00
Buffet $55.00
Buffet $00.00
Buffet $36.00
Buffet $47.50
Solid Golden Oak Buffet. $76.00
Solid Golden Oak Buffet. $69.00
Solid Golden Oak Buffet. $31.00
Solid Golden Oak Buffet. $90.00
Solid Golden Oak Buffet. $42.00
Golden Oak Sideboard... $17.50
Golden Oak Sideboard... $27.50
Mahogany China .Closet. $70.00
Mahogany China Closet. $50.00
Mahogany China Closet. $66.00
Golden Oak China Closet $63.00
Mahogany China Closet. $61.00
Early Eng. Sideboard $200.00
Early Eng. China Case. .$105.00
Mahogany China Case.. $40.00
Weath. Oak Sideboard..$150.00
Early Eng. China Case. $92.00
Early Eng. Sideboard... $135.00
Mah. Serving Table $26.00
Golden Oak Buffet $36.00
Oct.
pric;.
$75.09
$72.50
$95.00
$ld0.00
$90.i41
$85.00
$15O.(j0
$59.50
$>0.00
$60.00
$72 00
$90.00
$72.50
$79.75
$59.50
$130.(10
$125.00
$27.50
$55.00
$49.SO
$8275
$55.00
$69.50
$28.75
$22.50
$33.00
$24.70
$58.00
$38.75
$22.50
$21.00
$40.00
$47.50
$42 5 }
$44.00
$32.00
$29 50
$14.00
$35 60
$22.50
$44.50
$21.00
$23.00
$59.50
$18.00
$43.50
$39.90
$19 90
$35.00
$27.50
$23.50
$44.00
$49.90
$30.00
$39.50
$59.25
$47.50
$22.90
$75.00
$35 00
$ 15.00
$22.75
$58.00
$45.00
$55.00
$29.95
$49.80
$99.O0
$60.00
$30.00
$81.00
$70.00
$96.00
$17.00
$24.75
Hali Furniture.
Re*. Oct.
price. pric*.
Flemish Oak Hall Glass. .$50.00 $25.00
Flemish Oak Hall Settee. .$65.00 $32 50
Wea. Oak Hall Settee $16.00 $12.00
Golden Oak Hall Bark $31.00 $25.00
Golden Oak Hall Settee. .$125.00 $90.00
Golden Oak Hall Bark $45.00 $37.80
Golden Oak Hall Back... .$34.00 $2.1.00
Golden Oak Hall Back... .$31.00 $27.50
Golden Oak Hall Back $25.00 $20.00
Golden Oak Hall Back... .$10.00 $7.50
Golden Oak Hall Bnck $23.00 $16.75
Golden Oak Hall Stand and
Umbrella Holder $6.,V) $1.25
Golden Oak Hall Back....$27.00 $10.50
Golden Oak Hall Ra ck.... $60.00 $40.75
Golden Oak Hall Back... .$32.00 $2!.75
Golden Oak Hall Back. . .$205.00 $195.00
Mah. Hall Back $100.00 $80.00
ParSor Furniture.
Mahogany Divan
Mahogany Armchair...
Turkish Rocker
Loose Seat Rocker...,
Mahogany Side Chair.
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price.
$15(1 (Hi
$120.00
$72 (Hi
$24 1*1
$30 HI
$65 OO
$45 OO
$30.00
$16 50
$44 00
$40.00
$25 25
Mahogany Sofa
Mahogany Armchair....
Mahogany Armchair....
Mahogany Side Chair...
Mahogany Armchair....
Mahogany Sofa
Mahogany Rocker, loose
cushions
Mahogany Armchair.
loose cushions $24 50
Mahogany Sofa $120.00
Armchair.... $63 00
Sofa $85 ik)
Side Chair... $25 00
Finish Divan. $24.00
Fin. Rocker . $17.00
Armchair.... $29 00
Sofa $46 00
Armchair.... $37 50
Armchair.... $47.00
Sofa $90.00
Mahogany Rocker $25.00
Mahogany Armchair..^. $24(10
Mahogany Arm Bocker.. $24.00
Mahogany Armchair.... $22 00
Sofa $36.00
Sofa $42.00
Armchair.... $40.00
Armchair.... $34 50
Chair $00.00
Sofa $22 50
Armchair.... $22 50
Armchair.... $52 (K)
Armchair.... $44 (Hi
Armchair $27 (10
Armchair.... $36.00
Armchair.... $1K.00
Armchair.... $24(10
Sofa $50 00
(davenport). .$187.50
Mah. Armchair (loose
cushions) $95.00
Mahogany Arm Rocker.. $46.00
Mahogany Arm Bocker.. $13.00
Mah. Sofa (leather) $64.00
Mah. Sofa (leather) $175(H)
Mah. Fin. Divan $42.50
Mahogany Divan $50.00
Mahogany Armchair.... $41.00
Mahogany Sofa $35.00
Mahogany Settle (inlaid). $41.00
Weathered Oak Settle,
with cushions $22 00
Weathered Oak Arm
Kocker (leather) $82 00
Mah. Armchair (leather* $72 00
Weathered Oak Arm
Bocker (leather) $60.00
Mahogany Finish Parlor
Chair (arm) $22 00
Mah Side Chair (parlor). $13.00
Mah Fin. Armchair $9 00
Odd Mahogany Armchair
(Spanish leather) $125.00
Mah. Parlor Side Chair. . $17.75
Mahogany Rocker....... $28.00
Mah. Chair (2 cushions). $52 OO
Mah. Fin. Armchair $7 50
Mah. Parlor Armchair. . $29.00
Mahogany Armchair.... $18.00
Solid Mahogany Rev.
Bookcase $4000
Solid Mahogany Desk. . $165 00
Mahogany Side Chair
(haircloth) $^J,50
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mah. Fin.
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
G. O. Hall
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mahogany
Mah. Sofa
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$45 00
$19 75
$2(1 HO
$4N 00
$30 00
$20.00
$IO.oO
$35 nil
$32 HO
$20 50
$19 .VI
$75.00
$4oii0
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$12 50
$16.50
$12 75
$18 25
$27.50
$27 5(1
$3". (HI
$6H.O0
$17.50
$16 T-".
$18.50
$17.50
$29 50
$30.00
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$27.50
$25 00
$16.75
$ls 1.1
$2* 50
$25 00
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$27.50
$13 50
$16.50
$25.00
$150.00
$60.00
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$11 25
$42 50
$80 (?)
$25 00
$25 (K)
$18 <H>
$19 IK)
$23.00
$12 75
$59.00
$50 00
$45(10
$11.00
$9 50
$6.90
$60 00
$9 .VI
$19.00
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Mahogany and Brass
Trim. Louis XV Desk $110 00
V. M Music Cabinet.... $32 00
Gold Music Cabinet $33.00
Mahogany Curio Cabinet. $50.00
Mah. Hawthorn Arm
chair $53.00
Mahogany Corner Chair. $18 00
Mahogany Corner Chair. $16.0o
Mah. Fin. Armchair $21 50
Mahogany Fin. Rocker.. $25 iHl
Mahogany Finish Chair. $22.00
Mahogany Rocker $22 50
Mah. Fin. Corner Chair. $12 50
Mahogany Side Chair... $19.00
Mah. Fin. Chair, damask $22.iO
Mah. Armchair, silk $45 0:1
Mahogany Chair, In'aid. $25.50
Odd Mission Armchair.. $17.00
Mah. Fin. Side Chair $14.25
Mahogany Chair $22.(Hi
Mahogany Parlor Table. $48 00
Mah. Parlor Cabinet $37.50
Violet Parlor Cabinet... $91.00
Rosewood Music Cabinet $60.00
Mah. Parlor Cabinet.... $55 00
Mah. Parlor Cabinet. $40.00
Mah. Writing Desk $14.(H)
W. O. Armchair $7.50
Mahogany Armchair $15.0o
Golden Oak Armchair... $8 00
Golden Oak Armchair... $5 75
Whitney Armchair $16.25
Mahogany Sofa (muslin) $93.00
Mahogany Finish Arm
chair (muslin) $35.00
Mahogany Sofa (muslin) $(!5.00
Mah. Side Chair (muslin) $25.00
Mahogany Sofa (mtislln) $77 IK)
Mah. Armchair (muslin) $20.00
Slahogany Sofa (muslin) $70.00
$76.50
$25 (Hi
$27.50
$39 90
$37 50
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$7.50
$10.50
$27 00
$10.50
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$15 (HI
$36 (HI
$28.(HI
$70 (HI
$45 IK)
$411.(10
$28.75
$7.iH>
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$4.(KI
$3.50
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$75.00
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$40 IHl
$15.00
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VALIDITY QUESTIONED.
Deeds to Property in Bloomingdale
Containing Certain Covenant.
Several residents of Bloomingdale. It Is
understood, have decided to join Charles D.
Harrison In his effort to have the court de
termine the validity of the deeds to most
of the property In that vicinity, which cov
enants that owners shall not sell or rent to
colored persons. Harrison sued Francis
De S. Smith, colored, who purchased and
moved into premises 1st street, for an
Injunction to prevent Smith from occupy
ing the property.
The residents of the community are prac
tically united In the effort to exclude col
ored persons from Bloomingdale, and a
large number. It Is said, have expressed a
willingness to contribute to a fund to light
the case out in higher courts if the present
case Is decided adversely.
NO FIGHT AGAINST PARSONS.
New York County Committee Meeting
Placid.
NEW YORK, October 4.?Herbert Parsons
was chosen for the third time as the leader
of the republican organization of this coun
ty when the new county committee met last
night to organise. There was no opposition
and the meeting was as placid as a pink
tea, save for Just a little sputtering from
Abe Gruber over the appointing of a com
mittee on contests. The plan of the old
Odell leaders to put up William M. K. Ol
cott as an opposition candidate had
abandoned. Lemuel Ely Qulgg, who has
usually led such fights, was not there.
The chance Mr. Gruber got to talk came
when President Parsons announced that
notices of contest had been received from
the first, third and thirteenth districts.
These were the contests made by Husch
against Dallesandro. Rinehart against
March and J. J. Farrell against Hahn.
When Gherardl Davis moved that a com
mlttee of Ave be appointed to hear these
contests in case the courts held that the
committee was the judge of the qualifica
tions of its own members. Gruber said that
it would be giving a club into the hands of
the . president, and insinuated that Hahn
and Husch would meet ttie fate of Jake
Newstead, who was put out and then rein
stated by the courts.
Bronson Windolph of the twenty-fifth
district nominated Mr. Parsons for presi
dent of the committee. When he said that
the issue in the coming campaign was
whether the people approved or disap
proved of the acts and policies of
Charles E. Hughes there was a lot of
cheering. Mr. Parsons, he said, was the
first to raise the Hughes banner at Sara
toga.
"The republican party," he said, "has had
a new birth In the nation through Theodore
Roosevelt. In the state under Charles K.
Hughes and in the county under Herbert
Parsons, the exponent of the new repub
licanism and the organizer of Its victories."
There was no other nomination. Mr. Par
sons made a speech to the committee, in
which he said that he had striven for two
years to promote the cause of the party and
the cause of good government.
GETTING AFTER, THEM RIGHT.
Chicago Women to Boycott Filthy
Grocers, Butchers and Milk Dealers.
CHICAGO, October 4.?An extensive plan
for Improvement of the milk supply and
betterment of sanitary conditions ih mar
kets and provision stores Is to be carried
on throughout the United States this win
ter by club women in the various cities and
towns.
In some Individual cases the fight was In
augurated a year ago by a few of the clubs
and state federations; this year the Gen
eral Federations of Women's Clubs lias
taken up the campaign and through Its
pure food committee, beaded by Mrs. Wal
ter McNab Miller of Columbia, Mo., will
prosecute It vigorously. Each club affil
iated with the general federation will be
asked to start a campaign of Us own.
Health officials, milk Inspectors and food
inspectors would be appealed to and. If
necessary. Jolted by legal prosecutions.
"White lists"?a modified form of boy
cott?will be made out In each city and
town and club women wl!l patronize only
those grocer* and butchers who keep their
floors and counters clean, their employes
immaculate and their goods screened from
flies and dust.
A general appeal on this subject to the
club women of the country will appear in
the October number of the Federation Bul
letin. the official organ of the federation,
which will be published this week.
Postponed Until October 8.
The announcement of the police authori
ties that the merchants along I*>u siana
avenue northwest must not place their
goods along the sidewalk in n way to ob
struct the free passage of same was car
rled into efTect yesterday when Peter t'ha
conas, a dealer with stores on the avenue,
was asked to appear in the District branch
of the Police Court today upon Informa
tions alleging that he violated the law Sep.
tomber 27 and 28.
Mr. Chaconas did appear this morning,
but instead of entering Into a trial of the
case, asked a postponement until October
18, which was granted by Judge Kimball.
Police Helped Mayor Preside.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. October 4.?At an
excited meeting of the city council Mayor
George B. Ward Wednesday night pre
sided with the assistance of the police de
partment. The president of the council,
John L. Parker, who was put in control
during the mayor's absence in Kurope, at
tempted to preside, but was put down by
the chief of police. The meeting was full of
turbulence and the word "liar" was used
so freely that numerous arrests had to be
made because of the disorders The stormy
session was the culmination of charges of
grafting, which were publicly made on
Monday against two aldermen by ..ayor
Ward.