The St. Louis Republic. [volume], August 13, 1905, PART III, Page 3, Image 31

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ARCHERY tS TO
BE REV1VE0
Pfeasiag Old Futiae, Oace 80
Fepalar, Is Agaia Beceiriag the
Atteatioa It Deaerrea as aa
Oatdoor Sport Sosae Bales for
the Use of Bow aad Arrow.
WBTTTEX FOR TUB SUNDAY REPUBLIC
Tals aaost graceful .and elegant apart.
e so popular, la actio receiving the at
utton It ao Justly sewerves. It will be
wad more easy to set up a target upon
the lawn than to lay out a tennis court.
and tbe exercise Is quite as beneficial, jret
not ao violent.
Golf clubs might set apart a portion cf
their links for this healthful amusement,
lor it has a charm that Is itarticularly its
own and oSers zn opportunity for wearing
pictureoque costumes not to be found in
any other sport
The first mention of the bow and arrow
is found in tbe book of Genesis, where it
is written that Xshmael. tbe son of Abra
fcira. "dw.oJt In the waoVrr.ess and became
as archer." "A how shot." too. Is rnea-fmr-d
an a measure of distance.
In the sculptured slates found at Kborss
bad and Nineveh representations of area
ers frequently cccur and the bow seems to
have been a weipon In the Assyrian aad
.Persian armies.
Tbe bow and arrow have played an Im
portant part in the history of the world,
out. to come dewn to modern times, the
Royal Company of Archers, the Kline's
bodyguard ,f Scotland, la the most im
portant society of archers now existing.
George IV. when Prince of Wales, pat
ronised the practice of archery and nu
saerou societies of archers were formal,
name of which still hold their meetings in
various parts ot the country, ladies taking-
an active share in the competition for
On the visit or her Majesty Queen Vic
toria to Edinburgh at the tune of cer
Jubilee, the Rojal Archers of Edinburgh
acted as her escort. There are only a smalt
body of men to-day. perhaps fifty In num
ber, yet they uphold ail'the ancient tradi
tions of tbe company. A part of the pub
lic land waa given over to them for their
special use. jid they can lie seen any
Saturday afternoon practicing archery.
The implements used in archery aa a
pastime are a bow. arrow, a quiver, a
pouch, a belt, a tasI and grease pot. itn
arm guard, a shooting glove, a target and
a scoring card.
Ur.SC.TU OF BOW.
Tbe bow Is usually rom five to six fee:
in length, the strength being reckoned by
pound, varying from twenty-five to
eighty, those used by gentlemen being in
strength from fifty to eighty pounds;
those for ladies from t-nt-five to forty.
The former are made of a single piece cf
yew or ash. tie later of lancewood or
hickory, glued back to back.
in forming the buw the wood Is grad
ually tapered, and at each end ts a tip of
horn, the one at the upper end being
longer than the lower end. and one side
f the bow Is flat, called tbe "hack." the
otter being rounded and called the "bel
ly." Xear the tenter, whi-re the bow is
held, it Is bound with velvet, which part
i i-ulled the handle." and in each tip of
rn Is a notch for the string to rest in
illtd the "nock."
The string of tbe bow Is manufactured
of hemp or flax: the hemp strings wear
the longest, though they i-tietch more at
ilrst. but being more elastic bear a harder
ImiII. When It is necessary to fix a fresh
string to the bow care must lie taken not
to break the coaiporftlon. The tie should
ley cut. the eye worked at one end. he'd
the other part allowed to hang down nnd
the eye passed over the upjer end of the
bow.
If for a lady it may lie held from two
to two inchi ar.d a half below the nock:
If for a gentleman, half an Inch lower:
varying It scconllnr to th lencth ana
strength of th? bow. The hand Is then
ioied along the sido of tbe bow and
etrtng to the bottom nock, round which
the 5tring Is turned and fixed by the nao.
When strung a lady's bow will have the
tring about five and a half Inches from
the belly of the how. a gentleman's about
half an Inch more. The part of th string
opposite the handle I b.,unl round with
waxed silk In order to prevent Its b-lng
1 rayed by the, arrow, which Is sent from
BEtSU'AX FDR STRING. j
As soon .is a string becomes too soft and !
the fliers too straight It imi't be ruufled
with beeswax and a few turns given to
it. to shorten It and twist Its strands a lit
tle tighter. A spare string should always
be provided.
Arrows are variously formed, feme being
f uniform thickness throughout, others
thicker in the center or larger at the point
than at the feather end. the last shape
Taelng cons'dered the hest form for shoot
ing. Arrows .ire made of white pine, hav
ing at one end ints of iron or brass,
firmly fixed, and usually m pleco of heavy
wood firmly stillct on to tbe pine- between
It and the point. lv which their flight is
improxed At the- other end a piece of horn
Is inserted, in which l a notch for the
1 tring. and they are armed with three
feathers, one of which is of a different
.-olnr to the others, and Is Intended to
tnark the pnpr position of the arrow
when placed on the string, this cne al
vata poiiulni; from the bow.
To string the tow take it by the handle
in the r!ht hand, place th bottom end
upon the ground, renting .iK.ilr.nt the hol
low of the inside of the tight foot, keeping
the fl'tt side of the bow (Called the bacxt
toward you; the left foot rhouM be ad
vanced a llttl- 'o the rleht. s placed thut
tha bow cannot slip sideways. 11 ce the
heel of the left hand upon the upper tlmb
if the bow. ?!; the ee of the strlru
Now while the nnuers and thumb of the
left hand l!de thS eye toward the notch
In the horn and the heel pushes the limb
awav from tile N.!r. tbe right hand pull
the hntnlle tosnril ou. tlm reNtImr the
action of the kft. by which th bow !
bent and at the am time the string I
tiHpj-ed Into the "nook." a the notch l
termed Care rnu-t be taken to kep the
three outer flnirrrs free from the string.
'r if the how ib.iult) M!p from the nai.d
nnd th "trine catch them they will be
t-cVerel) (.tllctll
i:Ul WKI.I. WITH OIK
If the bow hss lwn lytnis by for some
time It should be well rubbed with ltneed
oil before ulng it To un-trlni; the tJW
hold It as In strlneitn. thru jire-s down
the upper lloib esmtly as before, and a
t you wijhed to place the e if the
ntrtnr in a bicker notch. th! will Iooen
the :ring nnd llr-rate th- eye. when it
must be Iittl out of th" nock by the fore,
itnmr and suffered to lip down the Itmb
J'eforc unc th bow, holfl It In a ir
pendlcular direction, with the string to
uard u. and see If the line f tfi.. rtrlnt
uts the middle of the bows if nut. hlft i
the ee and n('ae of the trin to either ,
lde. xt aa to nuke the mo Hue colncule
This precaution preente a er- common
ue vr neieciie tn'fiwvK. wr.icn t the
Jesuit of nn uneven siring throwing -he
s.rrow ttior. After ulnc the Niu- m
htring It. and if a large prt- 1 hoUnc
after e-ery "end It should b fre.tl from
Its state f tenlon. But in this Ti.ect
there t a great dlf-enc In different
Nisi, some good one getting cast from
ihcir true shape, and others. thuch In
terior txiws In other respect-", bearing any
ordinary amount ot tension without dam-
nee e
Two rlnt mut be attended to when
taking aim-trie lsteral direction and tV
tstance Pino- there Is no low which
'till drive an arrow macv jjpIj perfect
ly polr.tblar.k. anJ coneiuent!y . slight
legation raut In all case tie rcavS-. ard
for long dltance. with week how, a v;r
lonsldemble eleratlon tfst bv tbe Smw
mut be ralrd above the point aimed at.
The arrow cannot be bct "traight at an
object. baue it will, of eoure. he sab
Vct to th eirtti attractfen. and. 'If but
straight ' a mark will fall bIow It. ard
St therefore requires practice to manage
the elevaticn rreterly aivl much will de
pend on tbieJCt :rr:Kth of the bow and
he distance cf tf-e tiot. The lateral di
Ictkn that Is. the UJe to which the how
snoakS be dtrecte.1 depend ;reatlv on the
wind If there U any. as th arrow is ma
terially affected br the wind. Should It
Mow from the tight hand, the bow mut
incline toward It: to tfce left, if froni the
ft.
TO EXHIBIT CAESAR STATUE.
Rroase Image Believed to Re
1.600 Wars Old.
ftarrauc stimau
yew Tack, Aug. li-A statue believed to
te saner than 3.5V rar rU. : t an
I iiuaml ha tn purchased in Paris ty
the Metropolitan Vuseum cf Art and soon
wM be brought nr for esclbitlon. The
(tatae a a brorse Image cf Calos Vlbius
frefeaalaaus Gallu. cse of the Or.perors
mt aotn tn the Third Century. It was dug
sjaar San Gkrrannl Iateraso about fifty
Cara ago tr Fnsce nrtsidoff. who was
Imsj -saakmg steavatiaes with the per
aagssasa tt Pcf Piss XX. The broaae. wtra
fiiaiwt was ra an exce.er.i state or prescr-
new wava laaau
MONO the aa
Al tkiajea. the pcettr
asaavnataa, ceM-atate
Ckmia Parses are etpeci
ally worthr of ateatioa.
Thcw kat tkc dute sad ball CAa.
Saccially arieed at wVV
iTrri
Xala Floor Aisle Three.
gcPfirisaHI Itsfc
smIUIS liaiar atore offers de
I I peadable yard - wide
JLJ Percaliaes ia black
H-J aad all the wasted
colon for liaiacr the aew fall
frowaa, aktrts.etc. Tkese V.
are best 15c rataes at. yd. IvV
Slaia FToer East Uoor.
aaaaw dVaWaaw -""??- add"
av9l aakarJai aSw m aaw aaT a4r .adaaaT adT aaT dSf aSal
Washimgtom Ave. and
Sixtm Street
1m FsBW WaaMMJS
IrsnlUfi MaakatUa Waist
I r I iaaja the very aew
LnJ est weaves for the
early fall waists.
These are fast oat of their
aackiat; cases. Very Jfu
specially arieed at. yd. "'
atafal Floor East Dear.
99TnastoKJw
S ered Traafcs with hard
wood alata, heavy acaaa
baaipers, aew ataal
biadiaar. sole leather
straaa.extra skirt tray. cm
HtarawarnaV M Traaka dVa9V
$2.50 Srit Cases at $L95
TANCH Sait Cases,
ia tmta leather effects,
with protected leather
coraers; brass catches.
wniwi, mass cu:atca.
sood lock, swiacus; hssdlesadafciit
fold Tkeae are said every- ag ami
.. ab-aw asaw. a Bl BBBfam
wawa Me aavaayt gj ami-
wkere at arte. Chalet at
New 50c Belts at 39c
ATENT Leather Belts
are all the raaje jast bow.
Ta-atorrow we will offer
farettT 56c Pateat Tarh.
er Delta with stitched ceater
to .mate thea. f-Iove 0
fittiar Choice at oaly v'C
Mate Floor Als Five.
FTTj
A Corset Special
O-MORROW, i the Cor
set Secttoa, we will offer
fiae Batiste Corsets ia
loner or short bin atvW
in all sizes. These are ir
rcgalarly 76c aad iL Special '
Pecond Floor Five Elevators.
T
TTTj
Knives and Forks
Irrm
ajrM. A. ROGERS 12-
I DeaaTWeiarht ITaitrM
aad Porks. with double-
hnltril l.anJt.
extra cood finish aad anslity. Each
set In a separate bog. Kegu-ks aj
lar price SL3S. Monday's prlce.dJO
Fourth Floor-Five Elevators.
First Showing of New Autumn Suits
IHIS season we have pat forth every effort to secure the
I most artistic creations that have won Fashion's latest
approval. Every clever idea all tbe latest novelties that
are most correct always maintaining onr exclusiveness.
The materials are the newest and best and the workmanship par
excellence. Some of the choicest styles are
The New Paddocks, The New Cossacks.
Englisli Box Effects. New Seni-Fitted Styles.
Created in the Swagger English Mixtures, Scotch Tweeds, tbe
new Doeskins, Wornmba Coverts, etc., exquisitely tailored and
charmingly garnitured.
This Beautiful New Suit at Only $22.50
The artist has caawht the spirit aad the arace of this beanti
fnl aew gray suit oa the leftan exact reprodnctioa of a $39.50
aiodeL These come ia all-wool fancy liffht-cray mixtures,
with extremely loag fitted-back coat with straps of same ma
teriaL The coats are single-breasted aad lined to waist with
silk taffeta: velvet ialaid collar and cuffs. The skirt is neatly
tailored aad partly plaited aad finished with ftf) CA
three straps of self material Seetbesesnitsat faVaVgvU
This Charmiflf New Suit $12.50
We had these natty tailored suits made up six
weeks ago when makers were not so busy as now
aad the price could not be duplicated again this
season. They're in the new long paddock coat
styles with fir front, velvet collar aad satin lined
to waist. Plain gored skirt. Had we not con
tracted for these catchy man-tailored suits early
the price would hare been $17.50. Cll CA
Moaday we will offer them at f lavavv
Second Floor Five Elevators It Moving Stairway to Help.
This Beautiful New Suit SSS.50
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adVaasaaaaaaate - BsaaTm Bv
alaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaK !sW
Vy aaVst -a V XssBLawaaw
KHibbbbbbbbVsW' BwVaan
UKKFE
.aia0BavaamssmE'aar?H.' :Kf mBaaaavamfa
aanaaaiaamBaaH)BB;aBT' r 'Ssaaaaaaaax
'saawraj.psw'
The New Vaty Bags
Irrnl
IN patent leather are very
popular. They have the
doable snap lap aad
have the parse, mirror
aM strap aaaaic.rnee.ai.
aba Tateat Leather Karel. CH
ape Bags. Year caaiceaaly 9
atala Ftoor-AJala Flvw.
This Catchy Xe Sutt $12.50
2kto4tcRibbosl5c
SLL-SILK 6-iach Kiabsws
in fancy stripes, 4 aad
4Ji iach Plaids in light
dark skates.
4-iach plain Silk Taffeta C-.
Rihhoas. all colors, at. yd. -vV
Xaat TIaor-CWrtw Akte.
Henstitched Sqaares
rTRETTT Union linen
I P saaares with deep hem
2-X aad kaad-drawa work.
L-i1' Very datable aad
sightly. Sizes 18 and 20inchea.
These are regularly 25c to afu
35c. Special Monday price
Third Floor rtv. Elevators.
$l.50Gloves Only $1.00
OMEN'S elagaat white
aad black 16-buttea
leagth silk gloves ia
arhr allsixes. These
are very handsome $1.50 qaali
ties. Very special price J AA
for Moaday oaly. choice w
Mala FIoor-Tha Front.
Dainty 25c to 35c Hosiery at Only 19c
a VERY special feature ia the hosiery section for to-morrow.
Women's Faacv Lisle Thread Stockings in stripes
and openwork lace, in black and white: regular dQ
prices from 25c to 35c: special for to-morrow, only IV
SSeHaalMjal IT Women's fancr or
plain black and tan Hoiry. In light
w-elphts. The fancies are seaaile.
Plain colors are full fash- 1
toned. Special price, choice.. 1C
a au utam... di..i.
ARtl IlltC !lttnVr I... mnjt fa.w k.u.
effects. These are Imported JB-jk-
qualities, at special price of OSH
73f fa S1JS Haatery JSe-Women
PJtin black and colored gause and
lace li-le Hosier-. In -aIues from TSe
i ii.. sp-ciai Monday
price, choice at only
39c
p ?-- at 7e-Wonfn'i Summer
af In nirhaVani.lkW.J ..-.
. I "-. "- -- a.'V--U VUlltTII.
trlilt !r taMd nwlT, no mhn and
its(rta nrmnoifn. "Joa
lie .alu, choice at ontr.....
7c
Main Floor Aisle Six la Direct.
at 4e Women's fancy
Hosiery. In strlt;s. futures, etc These
are th- standard 3c quali- fy jS
tlM. St--eci.il for Monday atlas 2W
atetaSSeVeata tttte-Women's Rib
bed Sumni'T Vests with low tieck and
no sltx-tes: tapd neck anil arms.
Many have the lace yokes; i'-.
toSc valu.s. at only.. ..Jaw 't
7Se Vemta at STe Women's Summer
riblMd pure liI- thread Vet. villi
plain hand work around neck nnd
arms for running strings: low n-ck
and seamless, silk ribbons. T5c 7
values, choice now at only....a.
at rataa Sadta SSe-Jnst half price
for Women' hand-trimmed Union
Suits in summer w-lghts. high n-ck.
short-sleeve stvle. In thp A
$L' gmdes. choice at onty....sv"t
The Charminf New Silks for Autumn Wear
a FIRST peep at many of the new silk fabrics that are es
pecially designed for autumn wear. Iadicatioas point to
a large plaid season and we have provided geaerous as
sortments so as to offer you this early the fabric that
will be one of tbe seasoa's strongest features.
Haadsoaie PIald Silks la a f nil rcage of exquisite colariagi.
These 2frIacb aeods are the Tcry newest for fall. Yard, f 1.
for
39c
aefc TaaXaa. in the 3C-
Inch wldtlu These $1.39 vji lues are
fultv cuarar.tet-d and placed Cf flO
on sale at choice, pr yard....7lVO
Sew HataHat KHka, In white,
waists and underwear. These
inch Silks are S9c qualities,
chnlce at. per yard, only
aareaate TaBeta saha. with I ho
chiffon Unlsh. These TT-inch silks rom
In all new fall color. tl.W fiCw
values. at. per yard, only 07v
Main Floor Near
SHfca, tn
wide. Very
the clan
flaids. 2 Inches wide. Vorv al in
lustrous silks, at. per yard...PIay
atK Hatartal safes for walat and
underxear. These are usual en.
Zc grades, at. per yard. only..
EsaataMe- Caieoa TaaTetaav tn black.
71 inches wide. These are usual yfar
! aluei. at. per yard 3v
Baa. tn checks,
ed effects, in a full
49c
stripes and corded effects.
ranee or colors; new rail
styles; at. per yard, choice,
the Main Entrance.
Beautiful 75c to $1.50 Laces at Only 25c
A
rni
SURPRISING bargain that will open the eves of maay
a woman to-morrow. These are odds aad eads of beau
tiful bands, appltqaes. flouncing, etc. Yoar tZp
choice ot all, special Monday price, per yard. awirV
Mr Mr RakNWnww IHe-Kcrn
anisniM eage r.mnroiuertes. n
Inch wide. Uegular values lac'
to lie; special Monday, yd.
ISr ISr Kamea Be Odds and enda
of fine Swivc. Cambric and Nainsook
Kdges. Insertions and Beadiags. S ta
E inches wide. Sale price "
per yard is now only wV
Me I, ares at 3e Ueautlful new Tor
chon and 1'olnt de Hirls Lace, with
insertions to match: width from t to
lnch-. Regular 10c latces. f.
choice at. per yard 7w
lSe ta Z3e Laeea ISe Fine, dainty.
Point o Pari laices and insertions
to match. 3 to S inches wide. These
are now In gr. at demand. flAj
Sale. price, per'yard. now only....ltfw.
as miiiltils Ma Wot
Sm hsnldeeea 111 laslltrtlf il
scalloped Swiss HandkerckteXa. ta ta
regular ate quality. The afar
aale arte is bow. choice, oaly. WV
81-ar aafctsifciiai So Women's
full-slap, all-linen herasUtcaesl Hand
kerchiefs, in the regalar . e.
S l-3c quality. Special, oaly. aw.
made, hemstitched Chiffon Veils, ft
yaros long, piaia or aaoiieo. ail rows
and combinations. Regular
Sac aad "Oe values, at only....
25c
VcwwSMss. ta black.
brawsu navr and white, la all colors.
either plain or spotted. The tiki
regular Se Veilings, at. yd......aTUw
Slain Floor Aisle Two.
Mens $1.00 and $1.50 Straw Hats 50c
RNS Straw Hat in Mackinaw. Milan and Canton braids.
Also Yacht Straws ia the plain braids. Thee are the
hrokea sizes of the fl.Ofl and $1.50 finalities.
M
Your choice to cloae them out at only .
50c
Boys aad Casafrsa'a Summer Caps, in
cr.ih. Hn-n and duck: all shap. ln-
i'iuuiiik i" pupuur .zonula goirs.
j.it nil. aiit lain:1, loiir
pick of the lot at only.
; golfs
Main Floor At Kast Poor.
1 Xewr aall ! tn ttiA vwinttlat
fcotch mlxttirrs. navy Wih; i"Tge;
new. snappy styic.i and cr.l.rs.
Your rhtifiv. .at ta
'Hi j .......... ...... .. ......... ...... alM.
Exquisite $3.00 and $3.50 Oxfords at $2.00
HE balance of our great purchase of high-grade Oxfords
i wumen wu os piaccnouaaie 10-morrow. iieautttui
patent coltskin. vici kid and tan kid Oxfords, with
light or heavy soles, at only $2.00.
Th-s Oxford are jhe proJnrt of two of th loadins
rnaUers of line footwear. eg.tcssjns all that is netv
$2.oo
If offered In the rfcalr.r war those fashion
able Oxfords would cost S3 to fn.0; choice.
Main Floor Tlie Itegular Hhoe Store.
$2.oo
First Showing of Autumn Dress Goods
HE new Autumn Dress Goods are just pouring in
and many exquisite new weaves will have their
rst coming out to-morrow. Variety and rich
ness are strongly evidenced in the new weaves.
Xew 46-Inch Plaid Suitings this season's most pre
ferred weave. These come la navy, wine.- royal.
Havana, myrtle, seal and marine, at. yard, only f 1.8a.
Firf" Msaatra Stylish 45-Inch
fancy Knci;h Molialr. in -ill the,
n- faK colorings. Cf AA
at. yard tilW
Waal VetHags 4e K-lncS all-wool
V. Ilings. in all tl.v wantol AOr
color, at. ter yarl. only "SW
Xew itaesberd Ckeefca. in the differ-
nt lz- checks, rang.ng in fiCr
price fmm. yard. 4A; t .OsTW
Xew Waal EaUeaaes. in the 45-inch
width. Wry bright, yllky tlnish.
Th'e nre usual He oial- CO-
ltl-. at. pr yard, only OYt
Xew Heartettaa. In all the different
crad- ai.il colorings, ranirtng In
Jirirc from 49c. a'. CI (A
1a) and up to sPIstV
Xew rw Bsiass These hand
some imrrtrd khhIs come In all col
ors anil ranrc Inprlco Cf AA
from, per yard. Tic to PIVV
Xew Fall Srrava. In a great assort
ment of new colors. 48 Inches wide.
Special values, yard. Cj AA
7c and..... .. .... aPIs kS i
Craveaette Serges, with invisible
pl.lld rTn: rj' new weqve. SS
liichis wide. Cf 4A
it. yarrl wil.O"
SaVdacfc ssadrlataa. in all the aew
shade?, for foil wear. at. M AA
y:inl. $1 . tl.SV. S1.SO and.. .9M
Sa-larh Osffara Salltsca. wlth'rolored
clicks; a ery n-w fall Cf fg
ae. at. j-r ard. nly....Plaa7
Main Floor Trie Sixth Street Entrance.
Women's Ready-to-Wear Hats at $Uf
UST fivedozen new black ready-to-wear and readv-totriai
Hats in new fall sty'es for wear at preseat aad daring
September and October. Very special price a A
to-morrow, while they last, choice at oaly lawT
Fretls Straw Haas, for women, miss
es and children. These come ia red.
brown, green and navy and fC
are worth from "!Zc to ?1.3 at... J7W
ISa Chil
dren's 8raool Sailor Hals, with bands
all colors. These are worth sg
IS.S to JS.75; choice at only.... 7w.
Second Floor At the Elevators.
Hifh-Grade $3.75 to $4 Curtains at $2.50
URELY ytu will plan for several pairs of these beaatifnl
$3.75 to$(i.00 Lace Curtains when you read of the price,
aad there's fully 2.000 pairs ia Cable Net aad Scotch
Net Cartains to choose from.
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Tliy're esact copies of real Anfelan. Marie Antoinette, Sagowy
llrii'--,l ml Iwuh-s Cnrtalnt rH v-ry rhsririlna1 patterns.
$2.a
We have fully fifty deMgas to choose froat
aad the value will surely surprise you at oaly
Third Floor The Curtain Store.
$250
$8.00 Dinner Sets Monday Only $5.98
ItETTY Pinner rVfa. enmprMnon liun.lrrM full-olza !'. nrntly
il.iiratcil on a body of piirejvlilte MiniMirirI:i!ii. Tlila is -iIfti-
cil.l value for you Kcjrtilar prict SS.UI; Si.- j.il
Moraiay price only .
tlae INaarr Wets. handomely deco
rafil in combination color :inl gold
Vlsn. Swll harx!. C Afi
S15 S-'ta -!:icc nt enly . ,4.VO
givas ttlawer sfs. b-.iutlfully d-co-raiM
atl tl'lcne.I with a nat 6ir
Unl wreath Illuminated with CC
coM Iti-suUr t: St at only .4919
Jasaaewe Salt aad regser Shaker.
mail' of Ja;Mi: china, ornamented
wish tilt and floral rtrrora- !"?
tlon Hctcular --o alue. .pecialJ tv
Fourth Floor The China Store.
$5.98
Sagsr aad rresas sets f Jap.-.nrse
rh'nn. ilrcorainl in Japm a
style, u, Ku;nr av sts t only. JVC
4'S)S sad Saaeers of brll-tnnl Jap,.
r.eM chln. .i-coraiAii xn mntch alu.ie
Sucar and iam S"t. SA.
Isc values-, cholc- t only J!C
Sllw, beautlfullv (1-fnrrite.1 l
clT.lt t'luo and icllt dejlan. xcallotd
"dg-s. Thee nrc SI.S Ilnwl-; ?
choice now only 9C
Men's 50-Cent Half Hose Only 25 Cents
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EX'S Fancy Half Ilpsiery :njletbrca(. with fancy embroider
flguresand stripes. Also catchy lacr openwork and plain catize
lisle. Annvs a half-doten pairs of thce: 50c half hosv at m
our Special Monday Sal. While theyTast. choice at only. . ll
Very wgeelst M.n's Sl.Sa white mtr
certi'd UI- tftreail Shirts ar.d Oraw
. r- Ato t: S French halbrlscan
Shirt an.1 Drawers Sr-clal H-
Me radi I wear st SSrM-n's balbrig-
gan Sh!rt. and lraw-r., in th- ii
quality A"! i:. but not even- !z
of tach klnj. Tb sule "A
price Monday wt.l t, only a"C
ti-r3orrcw au rr sartnrnt...
Bias raderwear at 44e Men's white lIe Shirt and Drawer of
French n-ike. The- are the rrcular SI carments, ch"ic.il only.
Main Floor Tfce East Door l Direct.
44c
$17.50 Tapestry Room Ruf s Only $12.50
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MOST remarkable bargain in new Tapestry
Brussels fall Room Rugs. These come in the
season's most beautiful patterns, woven without
corner seams. Size 9x12 feet. Regular
$17.50 values, at only.
$12.50
Asauawter Rssa Rags In Orien
tal, floral and otft'T d.Kn. In tlie
xi:-ft :xr; some are stishtly rnl-nistche-i
&t the f-.m: others are per-
fertlv matche!; all are Cf A QC
ftTT.Jo values, at wWW.afC"
SBe Wattlags at 13e China and J.ip-
aneie Matting In a great variety f
pretty new patterns; Is the regular
Sc n:io. Sreclal for this !
mW or.lv. the yard J47W
SU SaJsraa Rasa Sfe Fine all
wool rr-erlble Smyrna Hug in flora;
and animal pattern; regular x.'4)
inch tl ' rugs. Teur 01lr
choice ut onty yOW
9123 Raws at SSe Pretty Moquette
Ifag In a Knit variety cf nice pat
tern I" '" recular T..3 nuallty:
...89C
Axsttaater Rags of the finest grade;
Oriental, flora! and medallion deigns;
fize zixZA in.: regular Ci aCA
rrtc- C: sale irice 9I.OV
WHtasj t'elset Rags In a host of rich
medallion and floral effects, woven
with one am: every Cflfi 75
one .1 genuine IS rug. at.aplO.O
Wlltaa Velvet Rags in esceptionally
l-autlful floral and me.la.iton de-?!.-r.:
i!2erTx54 Ir.; rgu- C a
lar S2.S valt:. at only S
Basty Braaaels Rags An advance
howlnc of the new fall pattern Sn
the tl2-foot lze. the regular price
L KZ. but we will off?r CflA "TK
thfm In thl snle j9WV, JO
ixe lx: ir.che.
trice only
Sal
Tapestry Braaaela Ras in a special
mi for the smaller tfm: splendid
qnaiittep; woen wttnout corner
.earns, an n.Tncom- pat:-:
jxrt.-toot ix;
.K.'ii values at ,
Mtterps in the
. in.50
Fourth Floor The Carpet Store.
$1.25 Cambric Petticoats at Only 73c
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OMEN'S Charming Petticoats of fine, soft caasbric with
deep flonnce. rlaiatily trimmed with tncks and fiae cro
broi'Icriet. ETa foot ruffle. Also many other -.
stvlet. in the $1.25 qualities choice at only BwH
rretty Caashrle aklHa. with deep
Spanish n-mnce. trimmed with 4 rows
of lace insertion and ede; others
with 4 ruws t li !ntltchMl tuck and
embroidery: a!o foot ruffle.. Cl SA
These arc ll.V Skirts', at .'.j!!"
Drawers af fSassi C'asabftr.wlth deep
embroidered njffle; oth rs am trim
md with torchon lace insertion and
e.lge to match. Th'-se are atssV
?c Iirawers: choice at only.... OV
Fiae Xalaasak. in very
pr tty styles, with low neclc and hrt
sleeves, trimmed with embroideries
nnd Val. Ia-e. These are sllghtlv dust
soiled and mussed. fLS fiA
Gownw; choice at only .OVC
Bsraatas; Sasaasa of fine figured
lawns. In kimono style; some plain
whtte lawns with colored borlers.
These 8aefu a are worth up to p.
!;: cnoicr now at oniy .asasv
Second Floor At the Moving Stairway.
Boys-25c and 35c Wash Pants at 17c
QYS Wash Pants in striped Galatea), plain crash and
B
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linen en-rct. splfaittiiy mane aad perfect fitting. 4f
Sizes 3 to 12 years. Regalar 25c to 35c sorts, goat IC
Bays Kaee Pasta, In all-wool mate- I Bays Blissn The best offer of the
rials to match any suit. Summer at.d I season In high-class Houses. K. a
fall weight: for boy of 2 to "le I 8 . Inirltan anl The Slar Co. s a ?
IS year. TV: ijualitle at only.. W brands In the Tic and St grane..:.ts9C
mm Waaai alta BSe Our entire stock of bovs' Wash Suits. In
Oalatea, chambrays and other wah materials: ages : to 12. 92 Suits'
Third Floor At the Elevators.
$1.50 Wash Skirts at Only 75c
-TlXDREPS of pretty Wash Skirts in
n
p'ain and polka do materials will he
75c
otfered to-morrow at a vcrv special
price to close. Theae were forrqerlr
old at $1.50 and 1.95. Yoar choice. .
IJtO Wraisprra at BBc Abont two hundred odd
Wrappers ia all colors, to close quickly to-xsor-row.
Not all sizes. These are $1.59 0
aaallties. at oalv .T3C
aaJW aaata at 9SJIB White Lawa Shlrt-Walst
Snlta. with lar or embroldery-tafsrUoB trimaed
frcau. Also lasertloB trtnuatca ia skirt. These
are slight!;- masse. I3.S0 Suits. Cf SA
saiaU sizes oalr a.FU
Basemeat Salesroora Five Elevators.
Stirring Economy Basement Bargains
III 1 1 III II II III lllllll,
New 21c Satkies 15c t
rauliful rew f.iti Pre ?atlne. In ,
the prettlet dM'gns ever rrodJce-lt
is th?e goods. They ceme tn dark
rrouna.. h verr nat flcu-es.
dot and foulard rattems. Tfcel
J regular price Is 3W- Special 12-
Ti i n i 1 1 n i in n u 1 1 1 mT
USe Tawets S Kxtra large Huck
Towels ai ln:he). In a heavy
weight with red or white borders;
sal- rrtce. rr dcic ftt.. V-
or. each, choice at only............ ....
ISe Cfwak at Hf-Stevens's all-linen
Absorbent Crash, la the best t-le aual-
a :tr. Speeist Sloe-lay rrtce. klCC
i?? 3TaariaB only
y I M H HI 1 1 II I III II 1 1 1 Is i
Z 2x French Lams 18c
4 ... W fl eai -m aSciat akaa vC-eW sW? "
si.1! wv fciin." vi .- rurxri " --
Fit?r.cfc Uvr.i for hlrt wnlt ana J
lar 2ftc qualities. Monday. mhi-V
ple lat. thy Jto at Iff T
a.ha..jkaf ras vw. nSllV
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SLSf Table Sets t5c X
' ' These sets corne In th m-t rjpu-"
lar patterns and the quality Is per
fection itself. They are ra.a
bleached, thus Inrjrlng original Cax'
4 ' afren.i Tk. .fe fa ivle wff h
' a half doren naikina to match: V'
" ' special price Is nly j
imiiininniiiiiiin
Now is your
time to bay the new fait Flannelettes
while the aortaent ts entirely com
plete. All the new patterns. Be
at, per vard. choice only a
Se riaaaassa at TH All the stand
ard tattera arat colors In the pretty
c Ginghams. Special Monday f tie
prlee. per yard, choice at only ''
Sr BsjIhh at ISe The very attract
lv colored 8wUss which are so much
In demand, at a special price. These
are the lac gnaUtta; choice -
at. per yard, only ,,
Ssr rigsa Wests at tap Imported
English Piques, i.i narrow and medhjm
cords. These srs woven to tell Kr
at Be. Sals price, per yard ""
$1.50 Shirt-Waist Salts at He
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USToae hawdredaad seveatr-nTe prattr
Shirt-Waist Sqits. which were frosa
$1.50 to $2. We rerret to sar that we
have only sssaH siaes ia these satts.
Yoar choice, while the last, at....
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Marts IBOalr Ifty ef tkeas ckfe
Striped Fl&aael Skirts at leas thaa cost.
These are IS Skirts. Choice at oaly..
f 1 Shirt Waists at awe A cleaa-aa of Wafta aa
Colored Waists cast assae Catore4 Skirts; all
slightly atussetl aad soiled. Toar eaalee off -
the eatlre select loa at taa Sacdal Frlea aff . . . TC
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