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New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
rOR 4 GREAT MASS-NEETING.
CHAIRMAN BRENNER MAKING PLANS FOR oN"
IN OCTOBER.

IN OCTOBER.
Chairman Jacob Bremen Of the Republican ''i,'-
naiyn Committee * planning "A monster Mum
can mass-meeting. 70 be held in the Acaden'S VI
Music IN the week of october la lie u Vo''
municating with Iieutcnant-Governor SdA'o" ""N
with Frank s. Black, the candidate io' Wv ~.
,,,h ,onas ~ soc,,re them for the big meeting Mr..
prerner had not piven ND all hopes OF getting
sneaker Reed in Brooklyn before Election day he ne
has found that it will be impossoie 10 set an
but hopes TO get him 70 Brooklyn IN tne "''N
IT, ~ his, meeting 10 he held under the
auspices OF the County Campaign commit W. W.
probably take place In the Eastern DiSiic,, ~, hs.
tttr,nner has made no announcement aS 10 tnss
sneakers or the uatc for this meeting me VA az = =
and district associations and clubs througg9"h. - M o.e
ifv are holding many meetings niShty. anu thfLe
viii be a succession Of these rallies untl the cam
paign Is closed.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
ANTITOXIN SUCCESSFUL.
A PATIENT UPON WHOM THE TREATMENT WA
USED SAID TO BE RECOVERING.

A PATIENT UPON WHOM THE TREATMENT WAS
USED SAID TO BE RECOVERING.
The first successful application of the new
tetanus antitoxin IN this city made on Sun
dav the patient being John Iiardgrove. of No lo2
Graham-st He was yesterday believed by the
three physicians in charge Of the case TO be out
Of danger.
Hardgrove fell from a ladder In stable where
he was working about week ago. and received a
cut above the left ear He bandaged the wound.
On Thursday the wound began to pain him. and
he went to hospital and had 1t dressed. On
Saturday morning he seized with commissions
and Dr. Paul S. TruaX, of No 23 Franklin-ave..
who attended him, diagnosed the one of
locktaw His decision confirmed by two other
physicians whom he called into consultation, and
toxin. The application was made at once and has
been renewed several times.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
DIR DIXON FOR GOLD.

The Rev A. c. Dixon. pastor Of the Hanson Place
Baptist Church. delivered political address last
night on Hard Times: Shall We Have Gold or
Silver Standard the Remedy In the course OF
his remarks Mr. Dixon contended strongly for a
singe gold standard. Bryan. he said. just soon
as he got into the Presidential chair. providing he
were elected. T~od order the debts of the Govern
Sh
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Entertainment benefit Cuban Relief Fund West
End Y. NJ {. A
Annual decoration grave of Samuel Sullivan Cox,
Greenwood Cemetery.
oortro n,ae,ing BROOKLYN Institute, President
Rocker r. Washington. of Tuskesec. Ala, VIII
sneak on Education and Democracy Associa-
ton Hall. sis p. m
panublican Congress conventions-lId District
Criterion Theatre lid District Iohnston Sqid 'r
Xrion Hall With District, Turn Hail. Meseroe-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
A MAspETH RIorER GUILTY.

Joseph Rosenberg. of No All Grand-st New-York.
was convicted of assault I'm the second degree before
Judge Garretson in Long Island city yesterday.
for stabbing John j. Bowman deputy sheriff.
Rosenberg is a member OF the Friendly Sons OF Rus
STA which organization held picnic on July In
Maspeth. 4 riot followed, In which the deputy
sheriTs and members of the association took part.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
4 MEDAL FOR A BRAVE POLICEMAN.

patrolman Philip Rogers yesterday received
silver medal awarded to him for bravery by Tne-
odore Kromback. president OF the volunteer Liie
Saving Corps OF Long Island. Rogers is attached
TO the Fifteenth Precinct. and his act OF heroism
consisted in rescuing a member OF the Tenth Ward
Democratic Association from drowning while re-
turning from a picnic some time ago
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
GEORGE w. VAN NOSTRAND DEAD.

George w Van Nostrand. one OF Glen Cove's best
known business men, died In the Seney Hospital.
Brooklyn. Yesterday morning after brief Illness.
Mr. Van Nostrand was operated upon for appen-
dictis on Sunday evening. Monday morning he
was fairly well. but later complications set in. one
OF which was acute Brghts disease. which caused
his death. The body was taken to his late home In
Glen Cove yesterday. Mr.. Van Nostrand was about
thlrty-seven years old, and he leaves a widow and
child.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
THE s1,rFoLK COUNTY FAIR OPENED.

The forty-fourth annual exhibition Of the Suffolk
County Agricultural Association opened on the
fair grounds at Riverhead yesterday. There was a
good attendance notwithsto nding the dscouraging
ueather The fair viii continue to-day and will end
Tomorrow The exhibits this year are better. and
the horses entered In the races are SAID 10 be
speedier than ever bAore
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
DEATH OF CHARLES J. KURTH.
THE EX-AssEMBLYMAN SUCCuMBs ~
COMPLICATION OF DISEASES IN THE
SENEY HOSPITAL.

ExAssemblvn,an Charles ]. Kurth died IN t'e
senny uospltal at S o'clock on Monday even'nt
from a complication of diseases. For seve'
months he had been suffering from affections OF ,ne
bc,rt liver. kidneys and stomach. lie spent the
summer In the Catskills and returned 10 'he Guy
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
TWO HURT AT \ BRYAN CELEBRATION

In the celebration attending the raising or a
Bryan and Sewal banner In Riverhead last night
William Butts and Alfred Holmes were badly In
iured by the premature explosion OF a capnon
cracker. Puts will lose part OF MS right hand
and Holmes two fingers from his right hand
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

and uneasy under the leadership or McLaughi'h'
the convention was controlled Dy the veteran
dictator OF Willoughby-st. Brooklyn had twenty
one of the thrty-six delegates in the convention
and the delegates from other counties had h''ie
TO say in the proceedings. The successiui sla'e
was made up at Kings County caucus us helu Jus.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
/ THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN !

and Moore were declared the nominees OF 'he
convention. and the chairman declared 'he
gathering adjourned after minor business hau
been transacted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
The Houseware Store
is touched with the extreme of the
uNHEARD-0F SALE,

Manufacturers and dealers general have unloaded their bur-
dens fabulous prices until the entire merchandise collection
has become the commercial hive OF something for nothing
much for little
The Inauguration of this sale below COHENS normal prices
has stunned saespeop Foryseven ones
will assist usual corps
The outlet is pass the measured mepost of ordinary sell
ing before even the quarter of the day is past
We cannotp promise 0 deliver goods the day purchase
The Wizard Queen of the Orient will be hand explaining
and selling and showing the of thousands of articles
country Thee be reveng in bargainpres all this line
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
THE SILVER PLATFORM

adopted in the Chicago convention does
not begin to offer TO the public, as many
inducements as our Silverware Department
offers you to-day.
$500 worth will be on sale at less than
cost of the metal
Quadruple- Plated Butter-Dishes, large
size, beautifully engraved in new de-
signs, worth s22j for N.l9
SilVer-Plated Sugar Bowls, nice size,
hand engraved. worth $3.50, for I.Q9.
Triple Plated Cream Pitchers. neatly en-
Cfaved. $3.50 kind, for tl.o5.
Quadruple- Plated Tea Urns, beautituily
engraved in stylish designs, worth 40
for s1.75.
apiece Tea Set. warranted best plate
hand-engraved' $3.50 set, for As5.
Ouadruple- Plated Berry-Spoons, hand
somely engraved. $50 kind, for s;25
Large Size Sugar Shells good plate,
plain or engraved, 81 kind. for 2Jc.
Silver Plated Salt and Preparedness,
soc. kind, for Il l-2c.
Triple Plated Cups. gold lined, engraved,
2cc kind for i5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Money-losing must be for a short-time
duration.
Mems Best Otes Gauze Undershirts
long and short sleeves, real Csc. values,
25c.
Mems Silken Balbriggan Undershirts.
the French imported goods. equal 10
any SOC. values, 81 l-2c.
Best Toe. values, SOC.
Mems Best Ventilated Balbriggan IN
derwear, 800. each, for ,jc value.
Mems Fine Quality Checked Muslin
Shirts and Drawers, the coolest under
wear known, soc. each, for best SIC
values.
Mems Finest Iron-Frame French Isle
Underwear. White and Colored, 75c.
each-Shirts and Drawers. SIS dozen
is the actual import cost.
Special! Mems Fine Check Muslin
Night Robes. full cut and breezy, 65c.
each. Barely the cost OF material.
Mems Linen Cambria Night Robes, very
sheer and cool. a sl25 value. for 7Sc
Mems Universal" Night Shirts, cut rull
and large. made OF light weight mug
Inns, soc. each.
Special! Mems Fine Madras and French
Percals Colored Bosom Semi-Negligee
Shirts, positively worth 81 each. 50c.
Mems and Boys Soft Madras ana Cnam-
bray Negligess, made 10 sell as a ec.
Shirt, Oc. each. Just the thing for
wheelmen.
Boys and Youths Laundered Percale
Negligees, in neat Pink Blue and
Black stripes, b0c.
The French Percale ones, separate COL
lar3. and cuffs. &c. instead OF 9sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
KID GLOVES
within a month.

4-Button Dressed Embroidered Tan, Red,
Modes, and Black, three and four rows
embroidery, for CSC. pair, from Sl.oo
4-Button Mocha Gloves, the kind Tor
shopping, travelling. and bicycling, in
Tan. Modes. Gray, Black. or Self-Em-
broidery. csc. instead Of $3.50.
Black Suede Gloves. embroidered backs,
for 39c, worth S.25 and Sl.50.
A-Rrtton White Dressed Kid Gloves,
Black embroidery 75c.. instead Of 81 D.
S-Button White Suede Gloves, importer
price 81, for csc.
Sample lot 1S-Button Evening Shades IN
s275 qualities-for S.39 a pair.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Keysers Patent Finger-Tip Black Silk
Gloves for lOc a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12

800 Masterpieces OF English Fiction.
with original Illustrated covers; best
English AUTHORIZATIONS, Dytton,
Scott, James, Marryat, Ainsworth,
etc.--J0c. value. for l5c.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
1000 Books. regular lOc. value, lie. each;
10 a customer
A few of the many New Books just
received. Come in, look over them, and
get n catalogue:
THE Crimson Sign" by Keightley; IAN
Adventure OF the North" by Gilbert
Parker
Another Scotch Masterpiece. Robert
Urquhart," by Setoun.
IAN Ambitious Man" by Ella Wheeler
Wilcox
From Whose Bourne?" by Robert Barr.
Summer in Already" by James Lane
Allen.
"Embarrassments," by James.
1.-The Finding Of Lots Wife" by Alfred
Clark.
1.-THE Master-Craftsman." by Sir Walter
Besant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12

Fine French Solid-Colored Organizes.
with fancy seed dot, 25c. grade, s1-Sc
Real Scotch Dimitles, 20 different de.
signs to pick from, S-ic. for 10 70
and zoe. grades.
Pretty Taffeta Crepes, in organdie ef-
fects y IL and lG 2-Sc. kind, : &c. ~
Black Brocaded Fine French Saline. 20
and 25c. kind for 3-ic.
Al Fine French PercaJes, an entIe new new
line OF printings, &C. a yard-lZ l-zc'
kind.
French Plque Wells in pretty little fig
ured effects. 2Oc. grade, 3-ac.
Electric-Bl French DucklnSs, %oc'
a Fine BLACK French Satines, 20. 25.
and SOC. grades, for SIC.
Fine French organizes. in new, pretty
printings, u l-2c.. from 80 l-Sc c,.
hams, 3-ic. 49,
Fine Apron Ginghams. any size check
2 12c. yard.
Al Androscoggin Bleached Cotton, 7-Sc.
FROM $50 too O'CLOCK
Fine. Close Woven Unbleached Cotton,
a soft. pretty milled material. lie.
FROM Q TO 10 O'CLOCK
Imported Seed-Dot Swiss. in pretty col
ors, cost zoe. yard 10 import, to close
out &c. a yard
FROM 10 TO Ii O'CLOCK
Best &c. SnlfunS 1llHlS. luli p.tctS, itiO
line Of new and effective styles, 1-Zc.
a yard.
FROM II TO 1880 O'CLOCK
10-4 Heavy Bleached Sheeting, one that
wears and washes well. BIC.
FROM 2:S0 TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
"A Fine Brown Cotton. worth LAC. n
ward at the mill. for &c. yard.
FROM u TO l O'CLOCK
2 100 yards OF Assorted Fine French
Wash Fabrics. including Dmiues, Or
ognTfaC IarangfS and MOuSSeIpGS. 10,
Is and 25c kinds 3-4c. yard.
Fine. sheer Organizes. % different styles
10 select from, l6 2-3c. quality for
41-ic. per yard.
The branch that has sprung from the
--.. L.. IL. IL. 1910 IA - cnln ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
WRITING-PAPER.

The mill men say quantity makes the
price" A carload at one price; a ream
at another. That is why we retail at
wholesale prices or less. No matter how
fast you'll buy there'll be enough TO last
a day, even at the unheard-of prices:
1863 packages Of Laid Paper. Ia pounds
TO a package, l5c always the standard
price; unheard-of sale price, &c. pound.
1855 pounds of Linen Paper. octave and
commercial, ruled and plain, 25c. value,
for u l-2c. pound.
SIS pounds Of Real Scotch Linen Paper.
ruled and plain, octave and CONNER
cial, 35c. value, for zoe. pound.
f,Ss3 pounds Of Genuine Irish Linen Pa
per, smooth and rough, ruled and
plain, billet, octave, commercial, wa
ter-marked with seal Of Virginia, bOc
value for &c. pound.
27Si Ink-Pads, ruled and plain. note,
packet. and letter. 5. 10. and ljc.
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
100 quires Of Wrlung-Paper, ? quires
for lc
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Genuine Irish Linen Paper. smooth and
rough ruled and plain. billet, octave
commercial. with Envelopes to match,
Csc value. for lie. box. Two TO GUS
toner.
SAME HOUR
Real Leather Memorandum Books. good
paper. pocket size, SOC. value, for loo.
The grant da,rond FOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
CUTLERY SALE.

A New York jobber failed. and his stock
sold at auction. our buyer secured seve-
raj choice lots At just one nth OF what
they cost to make. hence you reap the
benefit
Sheffield Steel Carving Sets with patent
rest. fork will not get out of order
worth $50. sale price &c set.
Bread. cake. and PAIRING Sets, just Ike
the Chrsty Knives, worth Jlc., Tor
15c. a set
Fancy Bolstered Triple Riveted ST.
perior quality Steel Table Knives
scimitar shape, worth $50 dozen. for
nc q set.
Fine Bone Handled Table Knives and
Forks. worth 81 dozen, sale price.
sec. a set.
Genuine stag-Handle Carving Sets
made Of the best sword steel. sabre
shaped blades worth s. a set, sale
price 81 per set.
Fine Rubber Handle Carving Sets with
patent forks. made OF the best quality
dOuble-shear steel. lO-inch blades
worth 81 for Csc. a set.
100 SETS OF Double ROlsterpf Ebony
Handle Carving Sets, poniard shaped
blades. worth 50. for Zoe. per sec.
Cherry Handle Knives and Forks, made
OF superior quality steel, heavily bOl-
stored, worth sl.25 dozen, FOR Sc.
each.
Best quality Steel PAIRING Knives. worth
Zoe, for &c. each.
Silver-Piated Teaspoons, sale price, &c.
a half dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
SBIRT-WAIST SALE.

All the left aisle centre counters filled
with the fruits Of the unheard-of way
Of selling them-the chance Of the sea-
son:
Ladies' Laundered Waists. high collar.
deep cuffs, full front, pointed yoke
back, colored or Black and White, all
sizes, worth SC. ~ be sold at the
unheard-of price OF Zsc. each.
Ladies' SOC. Laundered Waists, the best
STYLES, for isc. each.
Ladies' 81 and % Laundered Waists.
choice materials, best styles. for csc.
Ladies $50, $3.50. and 81 Laundered
Waists at the unheard-of price or
Ladies' s6ss Colored or Black Taffeta
SILK Waists. full bishop sleeves, cut
and made In the best manner; sales
price, $50 each.
More summer reading must be done.
That's the price fiat here.
These Paper-Bound Books must disap-
pear with the last days OF July:
100 Munros Seaside Library are here.
They must go; always sold for &c,
but unheard-of sale price Will make
them Sc: full catalogue.
1900 Linwood Series, buckram bound,
must yield their quota 10 the unheard-
OF sale: 25c. should have been the price.
but they succumb and are sold for
II lie. All popular authors-Doyle,
Hope. Corelli, Stevenson. Hay. Carey.
$50 copies OF John Esten Cookies Con-
ieierate Novel. ''Surry Of Eagles
Nest" and others; zoe. price; unheard-
OF sale, 2&c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
BRING UMBRELLA GOODNESS AND
PRICES TO THE TEST,

and we doubt whether the frames could
be bought for less than the prices OF these
Umbrellas and Parasols. Some of them
received only a day or two ago:
Ladies' and Mems Best SILK Garcia
sun or Rain Umbrellas, Paragon
frames, imported, Congo loops. ties,
and crook handles; the best $50 UNI
bre.la made; unheard-of price makes
'em soc. each.
Ladies' and Mems sec. English Serge
Umbrellas, with oak or acacia loops,
ties, and crook handles, best steel
frames. for 49c each.
Ladies' and Mems Close-Rolling Gloria
Umbrellas. silk taffeta covers and tas-
sells, Congo, Weichsel and Madagascar
handles. &.25 value; at this sale 81
each.
Ladies' All-Silk Tatfeta Umbrellas,
close-rolling, silk covers and tassels,
Congo. Weichsel, and Madagascar
handles. s. value. for S1s0.
FROM 1915 TO l O'CLOCK
will be sold Fast-Biack English Gloria
Umbrellas. heavy, stout steel frames,
natural oak handles. for l9c. each.
Cohen's 10 the rescue,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
GLASSWARE BARGAINS.

We intend TO make Monday the greatest
bargain-day in Glassware that has ever
been known. We have cleared away the
sample tables and placed a series OF bar
gain baskets along the entire length OF
this immense department. You will be
surprised to see how cheap High-Grade
Glassware will be sold.
Beautiful Imitation-Cut Berry Bowls,
fancy shapes, sold for 25c.. sale pric,
&c each
CutNeck Water Bottles. worth 81. sale
price, l9c.
lot OF Half-Gallon Imitation Cut-Glass
Water Pitchers, worth Ssc.. sale price,
l0c. each.
Imitation-Cut Vinegar or oil Bottles.
worth &c, for Sc. each.
FROM TO 10 O'CLOCK
Thin-Blown Finished Edge Bohemian
Tumblers, worth 69c. dozen, for llac.
each.
loo dozen Jelly Tumblers, full size.
worth &c, dozen. for ll.c. each.
ALL DAY
Fine Imitation Cut Tumblers. worth 81
Il dozen, sale price. 8 for lsc
$50 a dozen Tumblers for &c. each.
Beautiful Engraved Tumblers. Greclan
star design. with Trojan band, worth
$50 a dozen. for &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
MATTINGS.

Heavy Seamless China Mating. that
sold at &c, on sale tomorrow at
- 1-2c
Heavy Damask Mating. carpet pat
terms, sold al 35c.; on sale now at
1jc
Linen-Warp Mating. carpet patterns.
sold ~ 30c, 90 now at loo.
Linen Warp Mating. sold at 81 l-2c., IN
laid daaignS on sale now al IL 1-nn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12

u lie. each.
Ladies' Summer Gauze Vests, high neck
and long sleeves crocheted neck ana
front, pearl buttons, all sizes, lsc. each.
WE ARE JEwELRY DEALERS.
MORE PRETTY, NEW LITTLE
TRICKS HERE TO-DAY than you ever
saw. See the wonderfully low prices on 'em.
Crown Sterling Silver Belt-Buckles. sl.25
kind. for Acc.
Sterling Silver Glove-Hooks, SOC. kind,
for 25c.
Ladies' Long Fan or Opera Chains, In
gold or silver, 81 value. for sec.
Solid Silver Waist-ButtonS Csomething
new, A.25 kind for SOC.
Hard Enamelled Waist Sets, all In pref
~. new designs, SOC. kind. for 2lc.
Dumb-Bell Waist Sets. in gold, silver,
or Black, 99c. kind, for lic.
Ladies Sterling Silver Waist Sets, 19c.
kind, for 23c.
Medallion Lace-Pins. with gold or silver
trimmings, worth 25c., for &C.
White Metal Belt-Pins, with slide, for 10.
each.
Real Shell Halr-Pins. 12c a dozen.
Fancy Shell Hair-Pins. worth l5c'' Tor
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Steel-Framed Spectacles, with fine
ground glasses, worth 5oc., for 9c.-one
PAIR 10 a customer.
FROM 3 TO 4 O'CLOCK
Ladies' Shirt-W-aist Sets, In gold. silver
or Black. with link cuff-buttons, 27c.
kind, for sc.
As If Ribbons were Of no valuel That's
the way we're selling 'em to-day. only
a hint Of what's to be sold:
6-inch All-Siik Satin Sash RIBBONS, all
colors, 1jc. a yard. usual 29c. kind.
l-2-inch All-Slk White GrOs-Grain Rid
hons. 29c. kind. for lie. yard.
All-Silk Rainbow Dresden sash Ribpons'
94c quality, for 25c. yard.
All-Slk Dresden Ribbons for lSc., were
Doc. yard. "
Al-Silk Dresden Ribbons, Inches Wlde'
for &C. a yard 25c. kind.
4-inch Black Doubie-Face Satin RibDons
for 2gc. a yard, regular price Acc.
Pinch Double-Face Black Satin Ribbons,
1ic. a yard, usual 25c. kind.
1-inch Double Face Black Satin Ribbons,
&C. a yard, 10c. kind.
3-inch White All-Slk Satin Gros-Grain
Ribbons. 25c kind, for lie. yard.
Marrow silk Beltings. in Navy-Blue ana
Black, sc. a yard for II 1-2c. kind.
FROM II TO u O'CLOCK
2 and 3-inch All-Slk Satin Gros-Graln
and Moire Ribbons, 25c. kind, for &C.
YARD.
Wait, If you will, and pay about double
the price of these
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
THE "WONDER" OF THE NINE
TEENTH CENTURY.

Black Imperial India Cloth. made Of
soft Australian wool. deep. pretty
Black fine lightweight, a material
that equals any soc. material in point
of wear and fnish-one dress only to
a customer-5c. yard.
FROM IL TO II O'CLOCK
Imported Black Brilliantine, In pretty
figured effects deep, Dark Black. a
splendid wearer. wide. double fold,
9 Bic yard--one dress TO customer.
FROM 3 TO 1 O'CLOCK
Imported Black Mohar Poplins that
cost 81 1-2c. TO land in this country,
wide, double fold, will wear equal 10
any SOC. goods on the market, l6 2-3c.
yard-one dress TO customer.
Tho crash roust come some time 10 ad :
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LADIES' COLLARS

has been unheard of. But We have them,
and unheard-of prices will prevail to-day.
Ladies' Turn-Down Linen Collars, con-
sldered a good value for l5c., unheard-
OF sale price &c.
Ladies' Stock Collars, 15c. value, for lOc.
Enough to last a day.
Chldren's 4-Ply Linen Collars popular
styles, SOC. value; unheard-of sale
price. 2 for 25c.
FROM TO $50
Ladies' Linen Collars, standing and
rundown, 15c. value, for sc.
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BLACK wORsTED DRESS GOODS.

in boundless quantities. Here is the end
Of their career, consummated by the price
cut that must unload this great stock.
Take them away while they last.
46-inch Atwood Silk-Finished Henrietta,
a good SOC value. for 39c.
4G-inch Atwood French Serge, the CSC.
kind, for 45c.
44-inch Brilliant Sicilian, the Csc. grade,
for sec.
5O-nch Priestleys Fancy Cheviot. the
usual 81 kind, for sec.
36-inch All-Wool Imperial Serge, S9c.
quality, for 25c.
S6-inch Mohair Empress. the 2sc. kind,
for l6 2-3c.
4G-inch All-Wool French Tamise. Csc.
grade, for 59c.
FROM go TO $50 O'CLOCK
Fine Black Imperial Whipcord, wide,
double fold, best 25c. value, elegant
shade of Black, good wearer. II l-2c.
yard-one dress 10 customer.
NROM ~ To II OfCT 0CK-
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CARPETS.

Only reliable kinds. and hundreds OF
pieces Of exquisite designs. No matter
what the makers say about cost and
value, Cohen's have their clearing-sale
prices to suit July. and its necessity:
New Tapestry Carpets. at 81 1-2c.; value
coo.
Roxbury Tapestry At 55c.; value Soc.
Body Brussels Carpet, with borders TO
match at &C.. value $40.
Bigelow Body Brussels Carpets at CSC;
value Sl.35.
Moquette Carpets. the kind you pay
$40 for, here at 75c.
soc
Velvet Carpets at soc. value $40.
Velvet Carpets. sec: value A.25.
Heavy Ingram Carpets. the 81 l-2c. kind,
at &c
Extra-super Ingram Carpets, the 45c
ones, at sc.
All-Wool Extra-Super Carpets, for 4ic.;
value i5c.