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~ ( " Moroccofinc," Better Than Leather. %
<* \S<pr9/phohiori'nff.)
jl\», ■ y-. Tliis l'naierial' will not crack: or show scratclics v^:
T- '-. Xlilcei other; iniitatioiis of leather.; ; Grease :Avill^t^-^A
•v^ feet it, aiiVl stains can be: removed jwithoiit -leaving a \> ;
y iTace.. Answers every jiurpose of iipholsteririg- leath- jp
*_ erat thirdof cost-— bt upholstering ■dc]ia>iraent, second C
R>y" floor. - -_ "... : ■_.■■; ■■'.?- ■ " . " " -^ "•" • fil
? ofk Eniijosscd'Chairr Seats, -wide margin. 39c. i ;\> ;^
? IMam Morocco] ine, the yard $1." A
yi 1 ;Jsmbosfeeil, same as leather, yard 51.19. . J
AH Mas! Oilers Promptly Filled.
Good Jifmrj:!*/^.' . . -- •'-■-.' . .
' Now that the season calls for
Blraw head wear, it does not
come amiss to know how to make
your last year's hat do service
"for another season. First select
a ■■-"brifflit. snushinv day for the «
■cleaning-- '"The band and other
like material should be remoA-ed
-from the hat, then with a stifl"
brush thorou zh\y rub in . the
followiii.!? .: solution : The juice
of one lemon squeezed into a
cup. and a Icmt tablespoon ful
of powdered sulphur thoroughly
stirred in; next shape and place
the hat oii a, flat surface in the
sun for two hours, and it will
be bleached beautifully. Use
the same brush and clear water
in removing the sulphur, and;
put it back iv the sun for lialf
:m hour- Adda new band, and
tlie hatjs good as new.
To-iorrew's Stare Events.
■ {In a Nutshell.)
r>v^«a/vv^%^*^v^vvvvr«^vvyvv*O
> Being a directory of special |
t events at The Meyer store to- V
$ moruov.-, and announced in the >
\ «tore news to-day.
Ladies'^Tailored-Suil Sale.
Third. I'onrth. Fifth Column s— Top,
The .Millinery Furor.
Ti::n' i , Fourlli. Fifth Columns— Bottom.
Trouser Sensation.
Centre of Fifth Column.
Ladies' Oxford Event.
Centre of Fpuilli Column.
Black Dress Goods Sale.
Sixth Column — Top.
Damask Tablc-Clotli Event.
Second Column — Centre.
Whitney Baby Carriages.
Second Column — Centre. % -
Silk-Selling Extraordinary.
Second Cohimn— Top.
- : -;--'-- GREAT- SQAP SSIE,
300 Gross of Soap Must '"-Go—
Sciisatiou at the ~>le3'cr Store.
(Main Floor— Front.) .
The famous Blue Rose Soaii, 4 cakes
to .1 bo::, neatly wrapped and highly
]>erj'um«3; gpeciul price, 4c. cake; l~»c.
box.'
7-ounc^-cake of- the Best: Glycerine
Soap, usually j=<-lls for 10c; special
price, -l i-^c... cake.
Cliarles & Cie Yioleue de ' Tarme
Soap, usually sells foivlOc.; special
price. *ic. •
- "JleKal," the old style toilet Soap,
Glyceiltse, Brown Windsor, and Oat
,mea!. 8 cakes to a box; special price,
a Sc. cake; -lc. bo:c.
Meyer's Pure Tar Soap; special price, .
l-^c. caki.
7-ounce-cake of the Best Transpa
rent Glycerine Soap, we sell it to
day at a special price of G 1-— c. cake.
Meyer's" Brown Windsor, Palm, and
Kldcr TTiower- Soap;- special price, 4c.
cake— 3 for 3 Oc.
-3-ounce-cake of the Best Palm Soap;
special • price. - 1-2 6; cake.
2-ounco-cake of the Best Palm Soap;
special price, 1 1-2 c. cake.
■ 1 1-2-ounce-cake of. tlie Best Palm
Soap; special pric*>, Sc. dozen.
CoSores Bress Stuffs
Win Meet Their Fate To-Mor
row.
CMaln Floor— Rear.")
Those who como .out and tell'" the'
truth must say that the 'late season
has left them in a bad way, so far as
Dress Goods are. concerned. In com
parison with others, our sales have
been phenomenal. -- yet we bought
heavy, and now feei the importance
: .. 'of. makingr prices to force sellincr. Tlio
news to-daj* ".vill make* everybody's
V customers ouvs to-morrow.
$1: Cheviot Tailor Suiting-, choice col
.orinss, the 51-inch plain and. fancy ef
fects,- for tho sopatate skirt, so much
in \»sru«, a most desirable pick-up;
i?peci;U price, yard, 70c
.Two-Fared Plaids, for walking
Fkirts or combineil suits, -Castor,
Blues, Garnet. ".Brown, and Grays, ef
fective plaid backs, at less than cost
■ 'of" production;- prices OSc, $i..!»u, and'
■ 46-inch Seeded Pure "Wool Gior.a
• dintsa. Mauve. Tan, Slate,- ideal snm
:.... mer. effects, ;.the best $2 values; to give
thorn a push we say, yard, Ji.7o. »
45-inch Prench Gienadin*-., Black or
v.. . Kluo. with AVhite pin-dots, yard,
■r %\.-JXi. .. ,-■ „ . _- ; ; '. . ■ .
; Pure TTool Imported Chnllies, Yic
lot, Blues, Slates, Garnet grounds,
. neat, small inures and dots; al?o,
French Twills. in-P:istelfjiJaldJJa^igns;
- if or dressing : sacques. desii-ab"le"stufr at
■-.:'•, €sc: our special price, yard. 4Uc.
; "•' ' : Yaid-and-a-quarier-wide Fancy Pure
Wool Suiting, latest new Pastel color-*
: . - lugs, were 50c.y now ■• special, yard.
;v;-:k><\ .■.::.'.
:About.l7^pieccs Fancy Suitins. vari
;■ eolorod and mixed designs, sold 371-2
i to T>Oc.: special price, yard, Use.
-'. ; $1.25. 50-incJi Venetian Cloth, in. selecf
■ i«huding. Tan. Slate. -Blue, Brown,"
-. full. satin llnish; special, yard, $1.
One lot "of 4 piecesUfihtPlaids, sliit
.od -for misses' wear.- would -be cheap
■ at 15a; special, yard, 3Oc ' ' .
Yard-Wide. Electric Skirting, ele
trant 2?e. : ..mut erial, a good f. colors and.
effects ; -special, yard; J7c. .
! vyai«l-"\Viue; Mercerized Italian Lie
■ .-- ijijsrbiflateiit colors and -Black; look like
:.-. _ silk, and wear, bttter.rthe 50c.; quality;
\ special, \ yard, . ::.'c.;' the ZZc. quality,
ssjKfrial, ,- yard, iiSc.
Yard-Wide Silk-Finished Taffeta,
;*•■■.'■ Black and col»rj>, • 25c. gr;ide; : t?oeoia' •
Hi*; .■:..:■ *■-■■ ■ ;;-;. " ■ •"•■'■'.
. - Silk-Finished Taffeta, full yard Wide
| ■ . all color:.-. 20ti.. ; ?.rade; sjjjicial: i.fc-
. -.lT»e, 13<-stl Quality l'ercalines.arid s'Sl
li-sia. colors and .Black; special, lOc.
■. 10c. Black.: Slate, an.r While Canvut;
'■"""j^wefry Specials. ; '
(Main Floor— Front.) •
i A ku*ii,e.>s l failure of one of ui)»v^e
[■■.•l-.i/iwl'.-JvwwlK-r^-teivvs- us- oppononitvof
ojTerlHi^iho: finest.; Keleciion ; -"of .Xons ?
| ry* ateh Chains ever shown: at^any rdrv- f
- soodu siore. - .... ■*" *
So^ild Silver, Ilciivy Engraver] Ciiff
l-.iiks: worjh.ujKto «Vc-..:fo'r J7i:. pair ■
<e;\ -,-liiuidfiom<* ,'-. Enamcll«d-r OR/Wc-he- '
. OV'«rUrltc,i f|n-cia!; no.-- : : — ' *
IVr.- White IVarl S^ih sVuds'; jwith- :
" !'" ! 'K, "?."""*" * J - lU '»l-l':ielc>. 73 >'i Hvl:\:
woiUiii?;.; !ii*wlal. r ;ioe.-' set.; . . - 1.
: .- :■■■.■.: r' . ,■■-■■■■.■■ : , : . •'■' . ' '... . ,-:r • ■■:■ ■■.- f
, - The Mover/Store. ■ /
Greatest Silk SaSe of M
Season
To Attract Ladies Wiio Have
3)elayed -Buying or Those Who
Appreciate Excellent Values.
!Np event of greater importance
has stirled our store than this sale
of silk will. The- cheaper stuffs
ai'e cheap enough anyway, so we
get hold, of our representative
silks and niark them down low
enough to meet the approbation
of knowing silk buyers. It is
hardly worth while sounding a
note of warning, because every
body knows that :our announce
ments are authentic, and goods
don't last the day out sometimes.
(Main Floor— Centre.).
Handsome Satin-Finished Foulards,
in Black and White.' Gray, Heliotrope,
Gre«jn, Light and National Blue, in
dainty figures. Persian stripes, dots,
and scroll effects. $1.25 value, for JHJc.
Twilled Foulards, in bowknots,
seroll-3, and dots, 75c. value, for 5J)c. •
Printed India Silks," 24. inches wide,
. Cue. value, for •SJ'c. *
. . Plisse Siiks, in Red, Gray, Cerise,
Castor, Blue, Pink, Brown, and
White, sold for SI, now only ODe.
Crepe de Chine and Crinkle Crepe,
in Black, White, and a complete line :
of colors. 51. 23 value, for -O3c.'
Black Corded Crepe Silk, 75c. value,
for ."»!>c.
. Black Silk Satin Duchess, 21 inches
wide, extra. heavy quality, -$1125 value,
for §1.
Black Taffeta, all pure silk, extra'
fine" finish. 2_' inches wide, we guaran
tiee to wear, or your money refunded,,
an excellent value, for $1. .
Black Taffeta Silk, 27 inches wide,
for 7!»c.
Black Taffeta Silk, good weight, fine
finish, full 30 inches wide, . for SL--'
yard.
Peau de Soie. Satin Duchess, Silk
Poplin, in a complete line of colors, ■
only D.'c. yard.
. Black Jap. Waterproof Silk, full 36.
inches. 51 value, for~BSc.
Biack Jap. Waterproof. '-Vs. 23
inches- wide, 75c. .value;.. for. HUc.
i "'Peau Jliunoniif." .a soft and effec
tive dress silk, in -Black. White, and a.
complete line of the. season's newest
colorings, for SI yard. • -
Standard Kake Baby Carri
ages
Uufc in I'rice at L.ust.
_ "_ (Second " Floor— Front.)
It is beyond "dispute that the Whit
ney Baby-Carriages are aY «ear. as
po.-ssibletjfe perfection of- vehicles for
the little ones. This-' fact'makes the
makers independent, because there is
a universal demand for everything- at
the head of L its class: arid. this case is
no excepiion. Xow, the Meyer. Store, is
ever ready for. a sensation, pro
vided the people receive their share of
the benefits, so they have selected
' a Uimit»;l number of the ■ celebrated
Whitney Baby-Carriapes .and estab
lished a- precedent -by marking- them
down. There are some carriages that
almost meet these prices, but they .are
not Whitney's. Not a convenience or
suggestion of an -improvement' for thr*
comfort and safety of baby is off the
Whitney Carriage.
Parasols. with -adjustable rods,
?!..-<>. .
.. Go-Carts start at $2.»5. Ruhber-Tire
and Patent-Brake," Reclining- Back
Ones for S£.
Upholstered Carriage for S3: others
?1O and $ir>, worth a third more. •
S3O Carriages are $-<>.
5?.9 Carriages are §20.- •
Every , vehicle has rubber tires and
patent brakes,' 'according to how the
prices climb, the trimmings and fix- -'.
Hires are elaborated. 'Anyhow, you
set the best a: considerable off regu
lar prices. -
h QKE6T SALE
OF
Satin Damask tablecbths.
The Meyer Store hasoverhanl* d
their stock of Satin Damask Table
cloth and found a, great many
pieces slightly soiled by the eager
shoppers at the recent selling
events conducted by the store.
The feature of this sale will be
the low prices, combined with the
extraordinary qualities. By being
slightly soiled this fine collection
of cloths are in most cases one
third less than value, as is shown
below.
. (Main Floor— Rear.)
21-2 by 21-2 yards, reduced from
$G. 50 to So.'
2 by 3 yards, reduced from $9 to $<».
by 31-2 yaids, reduced from $10 to
1' by 4 yards,, reduced from 512 to SS
C Handsome Scotch Damask Cloths
slightly soiled, 2 by 21-2 yards re
duced from' ? 4 to $i!.soj
S-V_Cloths. :j yards longr, reduced to
54.50 Cloths, U yards long, reduced
to &>.
.Hemmed Huck Towels, Union linen
reduced to l-Uir. each.
Satin Damask Towels, extra large
size, hemstitched.: knotted fringe, and
open-work, 39 to 50c. value. —~>c 'each
Pure Linen 70-inch Bleached Da
mask, heavy, quality,* 59c. value, for
41c.. yard.
Pure Linen Satin-Finished Damask
70 . inches wide, 'reduced; to <»7 X-^c'
yard— regular tflc.: value. \ ■
Cotton Crash Towelling, unbleached"
for 1 7-Sc.: yard".
: Pure " Linen Unbleached Crash, re
duced toO l-ilc. yard.
•.- Checked Glass- Crash. Union, linen
reduced to 5 7-Sc. yard— loc. value ■■■'
Puie Linen White and Colored-Bor
"dcred. Doylies, reduced to 4c.*eaeh
Turkish-Bath Towels at less than
cost to manufacture. "*~"."' " :
Very Heavy Single-Thread Turkish-
Bath Towels, ,22 by 4S inches, -.- 15c.
•value, '-for. lOc. . each. "
Extra Heavy Double-Thread Turk
ish-Bath'Towels, ".with woven selvage
21-.by-4S inches,": a' bargain at*.2oc; thi.-i
fcuccial, .'li i -^c. . V;ach^? ijitt dozen.-
Wash SooSsV i ■-..;"
V •'■ (Main Floor— -IJeft.)
New,- -desirable:, stylcs'.Tof. I">imiiy,"
dainty., patterns and coloringt-'JOc'
•value. « 7-Sc.yard: „_.,
■ Floral, patterns „of. of dotted : Swiss
Mulls, all- the" new, desirable -stales
for I Oc. yard. -„"..".*;. -. •" ■; -'.
vPlaid and Striped/' -Pique, light
iwvight, just the fabrii: for waists 'ific
value, for, H>o. yard. : .. , *
. Lisht Shirting Calico.. .in Mill. Ends
snmli .anrl large patterns, 7 for *S7-Sc ■
,:yard:".-- . -■-. . ■■. . . .-. ' -.-- ■ •-. -',
;/:' :Stripoi3 .{Oalatea ; .Cloi.h. -"''Awhite ' and :
colore«l - grounds, -for,. a Oc: ; yard?. "5^ '"■ ."
{. r> ?;! nch ;'F ik -"- : ' n<l Br «v;n, Covert 'Cloth
:F-iiitintr. 121-i'c. .value.^forXc.' y-ard -.-;^
■ t?cotch_; ;Lawns,: .dainty,^deslrable"
s-tyifs, for, •» 7-hc; yard. vv* -"-•*■ ■
:3?-h;ch AVoven" aia'i3ras;^special p'at
tersis.-for 'ladies', waists ; and Kentle
yardf *£&&* f<> L c -
Foushee aiul.Brdadw
THE RICiIMOND DISPATCH-SONDAT. MAY 27. 1900.
"- ■ iBOWiS TS FLOOI W IHE iSYEI STORE.
L { . The Sfore Uses on Every Suit. :
This announcement will create great interest among ladies^ who will befglad
to get this season Js beautiMly=^alored suits for so little.
Some time a^o The Meyer Store fr
Ladies' Suits in the hislory of their "Business ;* .; was the'higgest mistalie thep;' ever
made/ The backward season has leto
over for aa other season. The thousands of dollars invested in ihese 1 Suits would
mean the stagnation of a great deal of ' moiiey if the goods are carried over/ so the
store stands ready to lose on every single suit in order to clear ihem out. The huy
ing sagacity of Richmond shoppers ~r. should^ be i iii ;l--eyidehce to-morrow. 4 iYou can
secure the newest and most worn Tailored Siiitß' for ; a third and in some cases
more than one half off real value. A schedule foH
promise for great savings— a mark-down -youHwilß'hardlycredit, hut the suits and
prices are here for the inspection of those w^ho "desire to take advantage of an oppor
tunity seldom, if ever, offered. - ":} 1 y—' ~~.~z\C ~"'\- ■■' :
1 lot of Tailored Suits, in Gray and
mixed wool material, double-breasted
E tons or tight-fitting jackets, taffeta
lined, sold up to $20, for. ss.
Xavy-Blue and Black Serge Suits;
also, a variety of other shades to se
lect from, -with Eton or jackets, taf
feta-lined, and skirts in the new-cut
and nicely tailored. Tor $7.!> S.
Best Taffeta-Lined Jacket Suits, your
choice of double-breasted ..Etons, fly
front or tight-fitting "jackets, in pretty
shade of "Castor covert. Cadet' Grays,
very "Light -Blue, Navy-Blue, , and
Black, for >I>.J>S.
Fine Tailored' Suits,, in Gray home
spun. Castor covert and Blue covert,
with doubk:-breasl.f;d Eton and ; flare
front, talf<?ta-lincd, and skirts finished
in the newasr. style, for $12.»5.
eieiHISISD FOR SHOES, SETTEi IM
esEaPEs: here-;
Than In Metropolitan Cities.
. 7£ Case Is Cited; Here : '
- (Main -floor —^rcar.)
In all the large cities the "Empress" Shoe is",
is sold for $3 in the good shoe shops, but the
Meyer Store has secured this se/isou's best styles
and put them on sale at $2.50 the.; pair. It is just
as Aveli to state that the "Empress "is intended to
compete]"" ~~~~ i~~~ ■' '.. • .-. . with 53. 50
and S4 | _.;"a Wi Af^> — -^ ShoeSjand
they more "^^a^^g^^^s^^ jfJ^P ' nan
til their mission
in the ™^MWw^ point of
coin-fort: -^&*
in them < %$<r < **-£r -^s^^^ . ,c shape
ly i' cc t ; ..'.'.: — ' . ';; ..-ok . slia
plier. Thirty-two new up-to-date- styles are car-
ried, and you are thus guaranteed a. satisfactory
selection. jSew* arrivals, in the Shoe &rh &£%
store f0r. ... ..'.... ............ ..... . . Cp^»3xl.
Ladies' $i Oxford Ties and Misses* Bicycle ,
Oxfords, 49c. : _
One big pile of Ladles' India . Dongola Skin Oxfords, with
solid counter, pateut-le'ather tips,; London toe ; ever\' pair on
the desirable wide walking last ; sizes, range from 4 to.-.S ;«to
make up this lot of attractive shoe bargains, we have piit'in a
great many'- '-Misses' '•' Cau't-Slip " Bike Oxfords; with solid
leather bottoms and Granite denim cloth tops; not /JQ^
one pair worth less"than $1 ; pick your size out f0r. . . . ;
7 Styles Ladies' $1.50 Oxfords, 98c. :
We tnade a mistake in mafking^this lot, and it Mill be for
you to find Shoes \\ - oilh three times gSc. ; The main- lot con
sists of seven different styles Oxfords in the . famous Southern
Button, with figured silk vesting over instep j Southern .Ties,
same as above, only with silk. ribbon laces, and many, new
styles and shapes, in Solid Leather Oxfords. You wiH-b'e_liafd
to" please if you can't pick out a pair from this lot without a
moment's hesitation.; You get from this lot-a Si. 50 _.
shoe for ..., yOCt.
. Children's $1 Oxfords for 75c. ...
This lot comprises Shoes for children, made like the ones :
mother and big sister wears. We show three styles of Children's :
Oxfords, with patent leather vamps, silk vesting over instep,",
and Black satin bow with ornamental buckle on button straps
lined throughout with White kid stock lining ; these Shoes" are
just the kind for the little ones to. wear without disfiguring,
their feet. If S}< to 11 is3 r our child's size you can get ■'"
a $1 shoe f0r................. ;^/.3C«.
9 Styles $2 Oxfords for $1.25. ;' r ~
9 styles Ladies' $2 Tan and Black Oxford Ties and"-Foiir.
Button Oxfords, newest lasts, nothing bu an exanii- tfTg <-*
nation will do them justice, for," sale price vpi»^&>3
, One immense table' •'■ containing 10 styles Black* "arid-
Tan ' Oxfords, good ■"- enough for ■ anybody; sale a jj» >\ .
Xmce *P.!»3lr
27 liew styles in ' Ladies'. S3 Oxfords ; money will fr*-*
not buy a better fitting or wearing shoe, sale price............ ''vp^
: 5 Styles Hisses' $1.50 Oxfords, 99c. *
Misses' Fine Hand-Turned Pateut-Leathtr 2-Butlon . Ox
fords, with silk vest and'kid quarter lined inside Avilh'White"
kid sock lining ; Misses' 2-Strap Sandals, niade of fine kid
skin. Black jewel ornament on vamp/ lined inside with-AVhite
kid sock lining ; Misses. Vici Kid 2-Button Oxfords, good,-nie
iuiii heavy sole, patent Leather tip, White kid" lined, all,- solid
leather ; counters ; ; Misses' , Vici : Kid 2- Button Oxfords,- sDk- .
vesting tops, White kid, lined with White kid; sock -lining, "
welt soles, flexible and serviceable ; Extra Heavy Misses'; Ox
fords, for walking":, shoes, suitable for boys . for' '-light ;
wear, marie :of kid stock, extension soles, all solid tfV#Y~^ "'
1eather...;...........:................. „....:....;........;.... ..;.;:.........r^^Cii
Si. 25 Vacation Oxfords; solid -.leather bottoms and m f* r ~
heels' and waterproof ■denim tops, f0r. ...... .;...........'.... ..'../, 3C •'-
The Celebrated "Ladysmith " fiat, Popular Elsewhere, Wiii Be Here.
' The J.Meyer Store Mill iuery f oiks Have a gain *s lio wn {their enterpnge by placing- ■ 611 sale List Sveelc the
•hatV.fpivla^es;">' Tlxe Ijady —- /._ ../^-^Oh. 7,^ 'Si ;|mith] V\tiie nanie beiij-:" tulieii;f roi^the
comiortnble.aiid picturesque headgear; , ' •; y ;^SA * worn by the people -TepumicA
tSff^*! l^!^'^^^ smith by the.English icrces alWotf
lar with lns re-imeut, iii : \^U^^^^^:/^§\ \\ \ hoitor^bf i^tHe- -British - Tiiis :
i .was'senfc: t^
iorlc city Myithm the last six C~> . '^igW ,w .weeks.-. " This hat is exhibited in The
:^ e^ tor^^ lu^^ e^ "*?ew ||^:||i^S| ;ralv>styles;^ For on r second:
.noor at less than JSew i ork prices, only t^s^\S one dolfar fortyroiglit.
f\r,^" ,sIH-, sIH -t wf!l1 mentioning For tomorrow — :^_\f "* ~ "^ "White Jumbo Biaul Li^-ht-We'.'h
&). ami $7. *t jii^t one half the.- former (f^-^U ' A few odd s»*«-P»-»«s »*«-P»-»« in WiilU«» Hats,
i .(,t\ so „;.•>o n eun^iook ioi\. some ; ot -Uio <■' " tonner prices uerv A:.Vs aiul *•>' now" 1
r^V/\r;S*Y we <lre sliowin^ a splendid . valre. in n\\ ci- i Iriiuiiud liat,-<, regular selling price was Si, wiU be
g|ge norths. . - . { 50e, • _ g|||
RIGHMOND, VAr; MAY W((, 1900^
Qressißg 'vSacqu as, 50c.
Fancy Outing- Cloth Sacques, : in; Pink. ' '
Blue, Gray; : and- Brown-cheeked,' with',
crochet edge, ; -for uOe.
Fancy 'Colored" Dressing -Saeques,.-v
with large collar and' ruffled- trimmed,
for 75c. . ' -.. -■-■; V-:*^:> #?-m':A •'-: -.'i-*-; v .W:-y£i
Pink, Bluer* and . ;_.L.a vender .■;. .LawnV.; ■■.
Sacques, with "full front and'plain'foUl
around neck; ; edged with, Valenciennes- •
lace, for ?1. :./. j. ■ ._•„..,
Fine White Dimity Sacques. .with :
ruffles and- Xalenoiennes - lace, — for
S3. so. ■'-•---■;• ;..-....;-^;;- u v.> ;.*::■•; ";:.'-
GrasSiikfrts : f ot Js'c. : [^:
Crash Skirls;" "with good liem; and "
all lengths. for'3sc: - „' .. ' ":.
■ Crash Skirts, J.bVa:d : '* trimmecij* for * ;
4Sc. ■-.-■ ' "," - - ' . .:: ■" ■'... '. i : ':V' ' -■-
Denim Skirts, ;in' Blue, Brown, :and
Gray, for 60c. ;"' ': ■;. .- .-•• -■'■"■
;OIJT :0F; - 2;iS5 ;; : PIIBS: ; HEN-'.S; P&fITS
. v;EtEVEN:HUHb.REp .-AREIEFT '
.-•- ■r. To Jel l^the.TaJe of Economy to Hen
. -.-.;^». :,-.•■'■--: —.','S (Second Floor.) '.-, ■, ';.
;A high-class department store of Brooklyn re
cently closed its doors, and disposed of a /ina jbr
portion of the great, stock at once. "Their, magnifi
cent stock of Men's Trousers were priced too high
for rapid moving, so would-be purchasers supplied
themselves elsewhere, 'and in the mean time the
landlord wanted his building-, and the" trousers
went begging for a customer. To make long story
end quickly we" wish to state that this entire lot of
trousers were on sale at our store all day yester
day, and-the buying was -so brisk we have only
eleven hundred pairs left to tell you about. Most
any size is here, but you take chances in this re
spect, and the longer you put it off the "longer "
your chances are. Short talk of "what is left.
Si v-^Jfeo All- Wool Men's Trousers, 68c. V
. . On one big table you will find Pants heaped and
piled up. We can't tell you . all about them, but as far
as we have gone we find them to be cut in style/in Gray
andi- Brown cheviots, made with A jax waistbands and
hip pockets. You will find some we have never seen, be
cause they came' to us for so little money. It will be
good advertising .if you '.accidentally get 'more than is
coming 'to/ your All-wool, remember, and you can see
for yourself they are worth $LoO and more, -Put ;
on your size f0r.....:.............:....... UOC.
,: : Extra-Fine Made Pan tsr ■
V Worth $2.75, for $1.48. •
•■: In tills lot you will fmd.Men^s All- Wool Brown- Gray
Cheviot Pants, well'made, cut in good style' and lined
with fine quality Silesia. The maker s price was
S2!Tui : our price i 5.:'....;... -.:......■.;•.:.. Z.. ..:....„„... $S»4-8
■~x_-. -,.. .Men's $2,25 Trousers Go at sl.29. %
1; MeirsAH-Wool Gray. Cheviot Pants that are made
11^?^ hip-poclcefcs, ; ; French waistbands, and lined
1 : .S?pl ; quality/ satiric. -Manufacturer's ' : -
price'.was 'S2.2s,; but you pay 0n1y......................_ $1,20
;:■:■ _$3 Isi:he^^WholesaleJPrice for Trousers We
, ; :'-';. ;.:; .;v V" .;•' . : '_' "" Sell'at'Si.yS. ■ '. 'y : -^;r&f: ; '
TJMeriV AU-Wooj :Brown^Cheviots, Tan-Striped Cas
simeres and Gray-Mixed Herringbone Trousers >-ood
eiiouglrfor any welWo-do man,; finely cut and 'made
Clothingstores pay..whole«ale"S3 for same Pants . - :
you get for .....-..■..........•::...-.....-._; ; -_' ..$1.78
.Here are- Trousers'; you must "try on to appreciate
Tiiey:coiue;=in::aU T wooi::cassimeres'iin Gray andßrown
so^d.^^n^G^y stripe and cheßkAVorstedsand uiixed
clieviots. y; The jQianutacturej-'s price , was §3.75, ■ " :i
so yoii can figure outwliatyouget; for:::.:..- ; 'Sf .98
Vvhite Pique and: Duck; also, Colored
-.Pique, trimmed with fancy strips •
: aroand -bottom, for »Sc.
„' Good Crash. Skirts, .with double
. stitched seams and deep hem, for $t
| Blue and Brown .Denim Skirts, braid
-----trimmed; for $1.50..,
All-Linen' Crash Skirts, embroidery
"- trimmed.' for $1.09. . "
r;.- Fine Clash- Skirts, with the new
.plaited bottom, for $ii.»O. ~ ; i ,.
■f ine '"-fiefcale^-Wiiisis .- for'
:•;;■; ."5.0c. -■••■.■
■■*r .Fine/Percale Waists, in assorted col-"
" «Ifinw slzes; and a eat variety to
— select -from, for 50c;
■ White '-. Lawn' Embroidered Waist 3,
laundered cuffs and collar, 75c
-- v~ ??• hemstitched, tucked. $1.2.>
. w^i? e c.? n^l a Lawn ones, with tucked
■ D3CIv t •>-*■ .*^O. '
" : ' ; «,'£ heer t. ln ? ia 1 ones, tucked in
groups back. and front, §1.09. :
f?s ' Boautiful Golderr^ak Bed, Dresser, and Wash- V k -
Vi stand with large ■ swinging- bevel-edge mirror, top" of C ?~r\
yA^bed^and dresser neatly carved, the siiit topped off witli ? 1
V soft-top mattress and pair .woven wire springs, the en-
;Vv tire lot for-— take elevator to third floor— : ) Y\
-fc '\ > ' "■■■ ■■- '■—"■■' : "- ■■■ : "--- ■ «, -■ ■ s A
fi Stirring Reduction.
Great Sale of Finer Black
• Goods.
: '%. . "'•. Cllain Floor— Front) ■', .
r- ;; The, bead of the Black Dress
; Goods' has carefully , selected the
higher, class prices and marked
them all for a clearance "on Mon
day. Those who - appreciate { the
better quality ::can readily see the
savings indicated in the -schedule
following. The : medium and lower
grrdes will be found here, biit
priced v; down below what other
stores can afford to reach^
:. The New Figured and; Striped Gren
adine' Crepons,. just- out, 42 inches, the
' yard, ?2.00.
r -Chenille .' Waist and Dress <srena
dines; 41 inches wide, the yard, .?».50. :
AH-Silk Plaid Grenadine, 48 inches, ~i
: the yard,- $5.."0. :- : .- .:. .'.
44-inch. Silk Grenadine, very thin, the
■ yard, $1.45: ; - - ..-■."".•■ ■■:,■■
Separate ; Skirt Figured Novelties, - 4-1
inches., the" yard, $t.t)S. :
. Krinkle Crepon, 42 inches," ;S1:5O. -
New. Small-Figured Mohair Rage,
44 inches.- the yard, S-.00. . .
Lig-ht. Crepe Cloth, all wool,- 42
inches, the-yard,sl". • ...
Prunella Cloth, 4£ inches, the yard, '
?1.50.
New Clay Diagonal, 44- inches, the
yard, $1.59. > .• .' . . '; . -
New. Figured Poplina, 40 inches, the
: . 3rard,-:sl.ii3.3 r ard,-:sl.ii3.
Hofsce io Ribbon Bayers.
(llain Floor— Rear.) "~"
Black Velvet Ribbon 9. satin and
linen baclt, in all widths, including- the
. "Washington brand, at: the most popu
.lar prices. '
h Black- Satin-Back Folka-Dot Vel
vet Ribbons, ■ so ' popular', for. neck
- Wear, -21 to 49c per yard..:
The New and, Swell Tie "Ribbons, in
; • satin- stripes, corded! Fleur .'de Las,
: also Persians.. at^LO to 25c. per yard.
: Tvlberty Satin Reyersible Ribbon, all ;
silk, in all conceivable -shades, 59c.
quality, S9c per yard:
Swell Hemstitched . Plaid .Reversible
'. Taffetas, 5 1-2 inches wide, in all the
new shades, Violet and White, Reseda,
Corhr. Old Rose, Pink, and Mode, 73c.
value, JtOc. yard. '
Overflow Sale of Fine Em
brsideries.
(Main Floor— Rear.) .
. The 'Meyer's Store ". will take long
chances at "any' time : if it means a.
- lower price for desirable goods. Three
days ago they, purchased a. fairly large
I stock. from a "Down East Department
Store," and it -has been put right in
' with: the regular stocks You all know '
that thia class of goods; bought at this
/time of the year, must mean, extreme
ly low nrices. Here they are: .
' • Sc. for, 12-yard-piece /of Valenciennes
Lace— worth 121-2 c. yard.
oc.and 4c. ; yard for Valenciennes
Inserting— worth. 6 l-4c. yard.
. White, Black, and' Cream Venise
All-Over I^ace, 50c. — worth 75c. yard.
45-inch Black La" Tosca Net,' 50c
yard. i - '
5- co 9-inch-wide Cream Lierre Lace,
that' was 50c, for 25c. yard. '
Black Silk Chantilly Lace. Inserting,
- 1 1-2 inches wide, oc. yard.
25c for a dozen yards of Black,
! -Butter,- and White Valenciennes .Lace,
Honiton, . spray, .dot, and other de
signs. . - . . > '
, 3-inch White and Black Silk Chantil
ly Lace, 10c. yard.
..Torchon Lace, 1 inch wide, starting
at ot yard. ... ' . • - . .. '
White and Butter Oriental Lace,- o
inches wide, 12 l-2c. yard. -
Manufacturers' ends of Cambric and.
Nainsook Inserting, entirely new, 1
to 2 inches Wide. He, yard. '
Manufacturers' ends of Cambric and
Nainsook Edges. . 1 to 3 inches wide,
worth- 10c, for t> l-2c yard.
. ; "; 12 l-2c. for,^ Cambric, Swiss, and
Nainsook Edges and Inserting?, al
most any width, and' design.
l!>c for Cambric, Swiss, and Jsam
sbok Skirting— worth 25 and 40c.
Ribbon Beading, Swiss; Nainsook,
and Cambric, . from -1 to :isc
•'•JO -patterns o£ new- matpn ■ patterns
of Cambric, -Swiss, and Nainsook Em
broideries, 3 and 4 inchea wide, in a
set, starting at sc. yard. . -
6- and S-row- Cambric and Swiss In
serting, used as all-over, 'sc. single
St Combination of Valenciennes- and
Embroidered Swiss Edge, 3" inches
wide, worth 50C. .for, WOc. . .
Hemstitched Swiss Edge, entirely
•■" new, 2 inches wide, for _,12 l-2c.
.Hemstitched Beading, «c yard.
1 Gombmaf ion for Baying
: ;Whife ---.'fioods V,
At S-Montlis-Ajjo Prices.
ISlam Floor— Left.
A large store in Pittsburgh,
one in "Philadelphia, and The
Meyer. Store agreed to take, the
output of , a mill eight months ago
at something less than prices pre
vailing at that time. The sig
nificance of this -is evident in
the difference between prices now
and then. A schedule of goods
and what they will go for is be
low—a comparison will make any
other store .suffers., -
" '■'■ '■'■■"- (Main Floor— Transfer" Desk.)
-50 pieces of Persian Mull, worth 15c,
for J2 l-2c, - -
. 40 pieces of- Very Sheer French Nain
sook.-worth 32c, for 22c"
■'•: 1 case: = 4.0-inch • India . Linen,- worth
' 14c, for:-7,7-Bc. . '. , . ■
' Ve'rv- Fine and. Sheer India Linen . .
•-P'forVO -ir*?:? ■ : . V- .::--.'-. "...:•."". •.--'■
India Linen, worth . sc. yard,, for
;■ ;ai-2c. "■ :" : - : -" :: ■' ■ V-- .' .' : ' : - ■"■■ : ". '
-Pure: Linen La v.-n. fu11... yard wide.
- the 50c;" kind.^for-I»7 l-2c. '•;."• .. r
40-inch Satin-Bordered Apron Musiin,
worth 12 l-2c:. for « J--c. . : . . -.
. 1 case of "P. X:," worth Sc yard, r
.for (J;i-4c. -. ; ' • ': : ;-;-•■ '■
1 case Extra Corded , "P. X.."" the
121-2c.\kind, ;for. ; lOc " :•
.75 pieces' of English Loner. Cloth, 12
'■yards to the piece, the ?!.:}'.> kind, -for
?1.15.v -...;---"■■ ;- ;■:-. ■;-'?;.-.- ,--"-: ■• :
';. Extra Fine French Organdie for
12 l-2c. :. :'--'-': '--'-' ..- ''■'■.'.'-■:- '■-'■■'■■ ■'
. -1: 50 pieces ': of Seeded and • Large-Dotted
SwissVMuslin.- in- every size dots, from
!<>.■ to; 15c. .worth;up .t0;.73e.-/, '* ■ ■
:2-yard-\vifief French' Organdie," worth
■;^35c.-,^-fprJ-;i,Sc-.? ..- ::^-.,\., -. ..-- -. ". ■ .:■■ ■■:. ■ .--.--: ■:'
A-MO-hichSludia Lawn; the 12 l-2c. kind
;> ; ;fpri"3-4c.-'-:rL ; ' -".-■; :•'•.■, :-:-■:;::; . . ';.,--,■ .-■:.
;-/■;. F ttn;.=Yard-\Vide White "Cam
•■;.;.hric;i worth 10c," for- T T-Sc/r " " . - :
We are Tsrsilture Spe
exists,
Knamclled! 15cd, $7.15.
■-• '" v^: ■■'/ (Third -rFloor-^Takie; Elevator.) >:'
"Hras-'s -Trimmeii;;'-" together
y? stantialfAVpyen- Wire Spring," ami Sof t-
; '^T^p^Mattres!?::should?b^ $10; : :our;priee;. i
,; ; . 'HiUidforacrhMLnVxe 3i:- c " Keed -Rook-
X: (1 rs,flwith;:fuil,"tu:avy:ru]l;»rini ft worth's
<jSs>:.our;,price. -$:s.!>!». '
FoIUin X Can-. as <}) ,--. n.-, . r^tadS
- jii-ucd to A.IH-. diitvroi't . positions^®
, others askll-.our^price,. "s!i. and «Uc
•77 if ■ c* ">>S
$5 Mil Sent 100 files Free.
Somr Hints for Summer
Housekeepers,
; (Third Floor.)
-The Meyer Store is esseutiall,
the Mecca for summer ho Use 1J
thusiasts. loiu- mountain
seaside cottage can be p n <- ?r? r
rights without passing- oaUfS
our doors, --vßrief mention S
have j-to do. .The volume of arri? c
goods ■■; and. expected arriTJ T*
somehow get away before till
can be -talked up. " tile - r
China Matting 3.^ |Qr
Floor Oil-Ctoth I9c,
Brussels Hassocks fQc
Smyrna Rugs 25c
Cocoa Door Mats 39c t
Rubber ones SI.OO
Porch Awnings, 4xS feet 58c.
Wire Mats 99c.
■ - Every item a third saved.
Merino Underwear at Re
duced Prices,
-'." (Main Floor— Left)
2 cases Ladies' l9c. Pure Lisle- F ni r ?i>i
Swiss Ribbed Vests, subject to slight
imperfections. 12 3-2e. ' " '
Ladies', Fine Silk Taped Swi« pm
bed Vests. :H>c.- "~
Ladies' ' Taped Bleached Swi^ rik
. bed Vests, « l-lc. lIN
Ladies" 25c Lisle-Tliraad
' Ttibbed Vests. !J)c.
Ladies' 39c. Mercerized Silk Vests in
Pink. Blue; and Cream; also Fan-*-
Lisle-Thread, in Pink. Blue. Lavender
- Old Rose, and Black, pin-stripes "i>"
Ladies* 75c Pure Spun-Silk Swb«
Ribbed Vests, in Blue, Gold. Cream
a.nd Lavender; I5!)c.
Children's 25c. Knit Undervraist*
* patent seams and buttons. !.".<•
Children's Taped Bleached" swi« 5
Ribbed Vests, all sizes. « 1-4-
Infants* 19c Summer- Weicht Je^se-
Ribbed Wrappers, 12 l-2c. " *
Men's 50c French Ealbrisvan Shtrts
and Drawers." subject to sHsht Imper
fections, noc
Men's Fine Balbrigsran Shirts anil
Drawers, in Solid Blue and Pink Bine
and Pink pin-stripes, licrTst- and heavvl
weight, balbriggan coior. »> styles to
' select' from. 25c.
. Men's 51.50* Silk and Lis!e-Threa.l
Shirts and Drawers, in Pink and Whit>
and Blue and White stripes, il.
''-'Basement Its!,
Goods for the House— A Long
Array of Savings.
The Meyer Store Housefnr
nishing Department is noted for
its completeness. Things yon
don't find ih r other stores you.
can find here. You can hardly
wish for something to make yoii
comfortable in summer and uofc
find it here^ — -'down in the base
ment.
Blizzard Ice-Crcnra Freezer*. "-
.'qnnrt size, worth $l.t!>, for :>S.-.
■S-ball Hardwood Crociuet Sees, worth
$1.25, for 79c
■. Iron Plate-- Heaw. Tin Oil Stoves,
will not leak, worth $Be, for 7»c
Blue-Flame Stinure tia* Slotm,
-warranted, worth ?i.BJ>. for Sl.-}».
Sheet-Iron Double Oveiis, the b^st
I bakers on earth, worth H.-5. for »Se
Japanned Tin Decorated Galvanized
Lined Charcoal-Filled Water Coolers,
worth ■■$1.25. for SUc.
Vi;,'.|Kefrigerat(irs, Unit il l hold R'>
ponnds ,olf ice. worth .f lO.oti, ioe
?T.J)S.
'. 16-fiuart Japanned Tin Water Pot*,
worth 9Sc; for <>J>c
. Wire-Wrapped Ourden Tlo.<ie.
worth lOc. a foot, for He. « foot.
Auysixc AValiint-Staljivil Screen
Doors, with hintr*;* and screw*,
- complete. «Jf>c.
Any size Grill Doors, with hinges
and screws complete, for si.iO. _
T)oul>le Uoors. bnrtlvsrooil. li?:l>t
finish, complete with hinges and
screws and jjull.". $*i.30.
Extension Window Screen*. itIH
'lit" most any wimloiv, worth 1!>«-.
for'lUSe.
Handsome Colored Hammocks, with,
pillow/stretcher, and valance, stz«
■•.-36 X&1. worth 'Sl.OS. for ?!.4!>.
. Gas Range, with baker, and 2 burn
ers, worth ?S.f«o,.for 3<>.5(.».
S-n«art Strainer 3HIU Vii}l»,
worth l!)e.. for l">c.
. 10-quarc Enamelled Preserving Ket
tles, worth GOc. for '{He. .
Any size Sheet-Iron Pans, worta
Oc. H
Sheet-Iron Crusty Bread-Pan;, wortt
15c. .for io c .
Tin-Rim Flour Sieves, large size. •'■■-
3-quart \ - Convex ' >auce-i «« •
lons-handled, worth 2.'c for I-""
16-1 rich Granite Cooking Spoons, value
oc. for. tic. . ~..
4-ijuart Enamelled Tea or t«"
fee Pot». worth ;iHo.. for -«•*•
I>arge size, Galvanfzed-Tron_ Refnse
rator Pans, worth 23c. for i3<~ ,
10-quart Galvanized-Iron covewn
Slop Buckets, worth 39c, for - M -'o-
No. S Wash Boilers, coppered D(K
tom. worth 75c. for ns>c
Imported Porcelain Dinner ci •
handsome deeortttion*. Kold-lineoK old-lineo
worth ijil'i.OS. for .S!>. t!>.
56-piece Blue Decorated Tea s '
worth S4.R). for S^.«!>. d
Decorated Cnsi.idores. solil a«
lloral decorated. Sc.
Yellow-Ware S-inch Bakers, worta
SC inSorSd eaCh bhina O.cor.te.l
x Plated 'worth . !j?.l— •' '» «loze:>. -*«■•
*:■ each. . .
White Semi-Porcelain Cnina yw
and Saucers, worth t»c. a set, tor -^-
. White China Larse-Size Ham Disb»
worth 39c... f0r -:tc . «.n.w<
AVl.ite China Covered \ e«etam
Diitlicx, worth 4O»S *« r - JK "-
Carlsbad Decorated GoW-Hnea C>.ot
Dishes, worth 60c..v for :«»o.
llantlsoiiic i Decorated lv ., ."
i JJpwl*; : jiold-lined. worth •'* c '
. -for -tile. -. •"; " . .. . '
vWhite Porcelain Fruit or -t»->
* Saucers, worth sc. for .:sc. eacn.
Imltution Cut-GlasH Uerry >n«
. cers,.lc. each. ._ . ;
- Fire-Polish ilinitation iCut-Glass * 1 '; 1
:G6blets, iworth 7Sc. a dozen, for lL
: :-!v Ipressp'a'iGhVss -\Striiwberrv Ko™'*;K o ™'*;
•-■footed, -with tops. v.-orth;2Sc. tor l«^
.Larse. .PrexHed-Glu.s.t .s.iiistre
. Shaped Vlce-CresVni Traja. wor* 11
V .VlK»e*.V : ]fop-ii)e^eaclii" ■'.'.
* fcarie-SlzeVJmkation Fa::-Cu: ?* nl '
: >'or-Bevcy /rlJowls.-T worth Usc-. f«r. ~ 1c ",,.
: £; .Largest Sizejlliird : Wooden Ice Bow -s.
r''Vi\l«ej2sf.v'jfor -15c-. ' : . ".-':- :
v-;M-to6th Ste>J^l>onir-!I»ndle »«»■
- ;• Chisels^ worth l'lSc, for:l>c.
',: . Ice "-'.' Shavers^ i round; with handle.
; ... T-e
, ;.iSteei>;Har«lwood UnndU-u »»^
l*U'kM;-:.wortli-5v.. for .— tr. .
- Largoßbar T6t Fine. 'AVhite^Uiunury
\ ? Soap;- - worth": 5c. \r tor •»<;. ■
' _-■ ..
J* ous/ieefandfßroaco.