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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-18
NO PROHIBITION FOR CANADA.
Even q Temperance Majority mt the Com
ing PIebiscite VIII Not Bring 1t About.

Even q Temperance Majority Mt the Com
ing Plebiscite VIII Not Bring It About.
OTTAWA. Sept. 16.-The plebiscite to settle
the question whether Canada shall adopt pro-
hibition is TO be taken over the whole Domin-
lon on the Goth inst. It Ia understood that the
Federal Government will only pass q pro-
Aibitory law In the event OF q substantial
majority OF the whole number OF the registered
voters on the electoral lists Of the Dominion
being shown In favor OF such law. The gen.
eral impression throughout the country is that
prohibitionists will obtain q majority Of the
votes actually polled In nearly all OF the
provinces. but II will be insufficient for the
success OF their cause. In the event OF defeat
prohibition will be a dead issue in Canada.
Al present the Dominion and provinces
derive q large income from the manufacture
and consumption OF liquor and from the receipt
Of fees for licenses. Tho revenue received by
the Dominion amounts to over 100000 per
annum, and that by the provinces and munich
palities about 100000 additional. With
prohibition this source OF revenue would be
cut on and the annual loss would have to be
made good either by direct taxation or by
only thS direct loss, There are also
guIreo a compensation fund OF at least
S26 Tor invested rights II would
sGas and a Sa ssa iS5sS Cf To % eFsr g s tSs ln sas SSqRas-
Even at the present time, despite the vigilance
Of the Dopinion G1yernmgnt. with armed
posai' such Quantities Of alcohol are landed on
The. shores OF the st. Lawrence that potable
NhiSkey can be sold in the gulf counties at Is
larmhouses that It Is kept In pals like water.
This Illicit traf1c would increase under prohi-
bition.
Yet another d~iniculty would confront the
e9untry, under a prohlbitory law. Canada
taWa Government Is amending vast sums OF
money for the promotion OF immigration. But
taees wiiiHot ssettiS.' unless NECESSITY compeIs,
p q country where they cpnpot get theIr cne-
k8mar1 stimnlank THIS tact hae been abnnv
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Upholstery News.

Real Renaissance Lace Curtains. white and
net centres. elegant assorted line of nov
White Irish Point Lace Curtains, new pat
terms, special at. -. $8.4S and $4.9S pr
White Nottingham Lace Curtains In repro
auctions Of Brussels, Irish Point and
Renaissance effects. .............@1.09 pr
Heavy Tapestry Portieres, reversible, with
heavy cord weave, also with armure
weave. 4 styles. full range Of colors.
Heavy single faced Armure Tapestry Our
tains, new colors. :........."..$1.0 pr
Heavy Reversible Armure Tapestry Cur
tains. 'fringed top and bottom, special.
Heavy Oriental efgecte in Couch Covers,
91.80, @1.0S, 1924 ca
Heavy Oriental Couch Covers, fr1nged al
60 in. silk iB~jriocateiIiie, new design and color rs
for furniture covering. ...... .$1.o9 I'd
30 in. French Jute, Dresden stripe, In I
new shades, for drapery. ....... Doc. I'd
SO in. best figured Denim, new design,
se in. figured silkoline. assorted colors,
90 IN; Oriental Madras, imported fabric,
81 imported tapestry Table Cover. dining S
room table size, special. ...........70 ca
Third floor.
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An Unprecedented Sale of
Oriental Rugs.

After many weeks of careful
work in culling the best patterns
from the thousands that were SUBJ
mitted to our experts, the largest
and choicest collection of Oriental
Rugs ever broughtto Brooklyn goes
on sale tomorrow at prices which
are much below those usually
charged for equally handsome and
desirable goods. Every rug-msk-
ing centre of Persia, India and
Turkey contributes to the assort-
ment, which includes the following
makes and all the wanted sizes,
from an Anatolian Mat to an India
Carpet:
Trans, Feraghans, Iynelis, Demirjiks,
Oushaks, Ghiordes, Kirmans, Cashmeres,
Afghans, Gulistans, India Carpets, Shir-
vans, Carabaghs. Mossouls, Daghestans, DO.
Among the exceptional values to
be secured at this sale are:
Daghestan & Carabagh Rugs, average
size, 9.4x4.s. worth $1,000, at. ..$7.6 80
shirvone d Deghestan Rugs, average
Antique Trans, Mossouls & Shirvans,
"''' i'H '' $500 Z $3.50
Third door.
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oUAKERs' STRONG ELEYEN.
Coach Woodruff Will Not Have Many Va,
cancies to Fill in His Team.

Coach Woodruff Will Not Have Many Va
cancies to FIJI in His Team.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 17.-Coach Woodruff
Is very jubilant over the prospects for q very
strong University OF Pennsylvania team. He
does not adopt the accepted football custom
OF knowing nothing" In this matter. but
somas frankly forward and says that 1t will be
very difficult for some OF last years team TO
hold their places. OF these there are Overneld,
centre; Hare and McCracken, guards; Outland
and Goodman. tackles: Hedges. end. and
Morice.. half back. or, course Outland. Hare.
MeCracken. and Oyerield are fixtures. Be-
are a we'll balanced, lot. and he has enough Of
them for a well-eQuipped, substitute list, some
thing the Quakers have lacked in the past.
OF Outland. Woodruff has said that he con-
sidered him the most promising man he had
ever seen for the position. He may be used at
the coach has doubtless been unable to de-
eide himself yet. Gardiner. stroke Of last
years champion American college crew. would
have been on the team last year but for In
eligibility under the one years residence rule.
He played strongly at half back on the. scrub.
He is also being used at quarter. At this writ
ing i seems probable that quarter back and
by this mar and his captain.
Others who are trying for the, team and with
good chances Of success are Folwell. sub"
end last year; Jarnett. regular tackle until in
Juredi Coombs. q quarter end or half; Harrt-
SON ha h.a back * On last yeaEs scrub: Barnard:
sRoisr. y ~ 9 e last yssE E. SEsT; hsngSnbSSe l
pntter. There ARE othera at Wayne and many
Who viii reDogt Nhen oolleRa openA.
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long admired her on her periodical trips to
Ireland. and had been thrilled by hearing of
her adventures In following the hounds over
in the chase.
One day young Dave was stretched by the
roadside on his fathers farm In Limerick
county. Ireland, porting over books. as was his
custom. when there was heard all at once a
great Gathering Of horses hoofs and the bay
Ing OF hounds. II was a fox hunt. ana the
get out OF the way, but the party had rounded
q sharp curve and was upon him before he
could reach q place OF SAFETY. In o dash he
fApeht sight Of q NoWaA, wo4dFoaaly besutl-
~ n:E ISas 3 he Sosl-RlsSk ho5ps ThsH be
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Low Prices for
WOmen's & Misses Neck
wear.
wear.

ALI Silk Imported Taffeta Stock Collar, with
newest Partisan bow, edged with fancy
ribbon, value 1925, ..$1.76
Plated Satin Circular Stock Collars In all
the newest colorings, very special at. .ASo
plated bow, edged with narrow satin rib
bon, regularly worth $1.35, at -. $50
Black Liberty Silk Ruffs, with accordion
plated ends, regularly sold at $1.25,
Many an; STYLES Of >ppio1ue and Fancy Lawn S1S. A ga
cot Stock Ties, Plque Puffs and Cycle
Stocks, that have been selling at 24c. to
69c., have been marked for quick clear
ance at. ................. DC. and 12c. ea
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and, tearippsly enough. he began to wonder
f Mny s inSS pipW had not killed him. Then no
The party halted turned snd, came back to
S %ng Iess th a lsa Was lying; The lady, who was
81 AUSTRIA. dtsmounted and helped to raise
Leahy from the GROUND. With her " deli
from his face and coRxed him back to con-
sclonsness Then she kissed him and OK
hoped ne was not hurt badly. After being as.
Snred mat ne was not seriously injured. he
hand. pounted her horse. and 3 slowiS
away With the party. All these years Tsshx
Of the bdshtsst otr kS ehsrlSkH4 sn9 o29
He@SEisi e tlIst asy Va tsE-oa ITsiaad
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DAINTY demonstrated b. experience in

dainty demonstrated BY experience in the
Northwest under prohibitory laws.
The liquor men have not been active In the
Plebiscite campaign. relying upon the fact that
would attend the enactment Of prohibition are
too we'll known. and appreciated by business
men In all Canadian communities. MANY, OF the
Dominion have come out publicly against pro-
hibition. Although past provincial. plebiscltes
have recorded enormou majorities in favor
of the principle. yet the coming Dominion
plebiscite. the liquor interest confidently assert.
will record o majority against II.
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New and Stylish.
Autumn Dress Stuffs.

We invite you tomorrow to in
spect the most extensive col.
lection Of new Dress Stuffs
ever shown in Brooklyn. The
gathering comprises the tex
tile productions of the woollen
looms of two hemispheres.
A prospectus Of the exhibi-
ton would enumerate lux.
urious fabrics of silk and
wool poplin weave, with vel
vet cords, woven bayadere,
that come in black, with con-
trasting color tones; French
broadcloths, the absolutely
correct fabric for Fall, so
Paris says; Tailorgown fab
RIGS in Covert, Granite, Whip
cord and Cheviot mixtures,
also heavy weight Cheviots.
in invisible plaids and checks
French Venetian Cloths,
smooth faced, that come in
soft rich shades, will be ex-
tensively worn. Cheviot suit
ings, rough and smooth SUI.
face, that sell from 75c. to
$1.95 yd., will be used for
smart street gowns. A Wor-
sted Plaid for separate skirts
is shown in a large line
plaid, on dark tartan ground,
at 75c. yard
A $l.35 Fabric at Soc- Yd.
We are going to inaugurate this
season with an offering never
heretofore equalled in the an
nails of Dress Goods selling. A
81 in. French Venetian cloth,
probably the most desirable fab
rio shown this season, smooth
twilled surface, ten fashionable
shades. nut and golden brown,
mode, castor, dove gray, cadet,
royal and navy blue. artillery
red and olive. These goods we're
bought to sell at $1.35 I'D, and
are worth it. Monday we offer
them at 500 yard.
New Building. main floor.
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$40. 90 to 10000 Suits
at S26.75.

This offering comprises so very
handsome tsilor-made Suits of
broadcloth, Venetian and fancy
imported materials, all made in
the very newest styles; they're
all lined throughout with the
finest silk lining and many are
richly trimmed with braid, silk
and satin; they're superb gar
ments in every way and they're
worth from $4,000 to $4,000
each any Of them is yours to
buy tomorrow at. . see. IS
Second floor.
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UNTRTMMED HATS.

Full line of Fur FeIts, all new
shapes and colors, value S1.4o ;
your choice at 49,. Csc
chiIdren's Trimmed Tam o.
Shanters and AIplneS, at 4Sc,
and 6Oc
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GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS

Will close out tomorrow o FINE PER
GALE SHIRT WAISTS. in plaids. stripes,
and figures, very attractive patterns, pref
tily and stylishly made, detached collar,
felled seams, regularly sold from 75c. to
$l.25 each, to close at. .3Oc.
DRESSING SACQUES.
Will offer FLANNELETTE DRESSING
SACQUES, in assorted stripes and figures,
a variety of styles, usually sold for $1.25
anu pl.IOI ..'.,,.-',,'so anu pA.OO
FRENCH FLANNEL DRESSING
sACQUES, in a variety Of colors and styles,
prettily trimmed. stylish effects, were
$3.50, $3.50 and $5.25, at
$1.75, 1928 and $3.50
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Remember we can furnish your rooms,
halls and stairs with all the good things
the market affords at surprisingly low
prices, az we buy direct from tho best
manufacturers only; 10 will be to your
advantage to look ut our stock before
purchasing.
sayonneries, others ask $3.50; our price
@1.16 per yard. stag 'r
Bigelow Administers, others ask $1.66 ;
bur price $1.15 per yard.
Bigelow and Lowell Body Brussels, others
ask $1.96; our price $1.0O.
Ten-wire Brussels, the finest made, others
hsk $780,; u price GOO.
!ngrains, all wool finest quality, others
ask Too; our price SIC.
Linoleums, 35c. per square yard. OIL
cloth, zoo. per square yard.
A.large line to choose from, all this sea-
bon's goods.
RUGS Of all kinds, in every size.
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JACKETS AND p

For early fall wear are now In order
and we are all ready with a most excel
lent line for ladies and children which
we place on sale Monday, at unusually
low prices; the values are the best ever
shown for h price.
Ladies' Fine All Wool Jackets, plain and
mixed materials, a great many silk lined
throughout, value $3.50, at $4.06.
Ladies' Extra Fine All Wool Kersey and
Covert Jackets, lined throughout with
fancy silks, value from $11.o0 to $500,
at 81 .95.
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The Best Blanket Value
in Greater New York.

Tho Oregon. Strictly All Wool, at
1910 Pair.
The Oregon is a strictly all
wool Blanket, ia size (70x84
inches), and it is unquestlonabIy
the best value obtainable in
Greater New York.
Last week another concern in.
vited the public to compare a
bargain blanket of theirs
with the Oregon" Their
blanket was ticketed "strictly
all WOOL" but upon analysis it
was found to be more than
half cotton. The "Oregon"
is not only all wool, but it is
of good weight also, two quail.
tiles that insure warmth and
wear. The same blanket is
sold elsewhere at $4.75, yet
our price for it is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-18
SPECIAL OFFER OF
NIGHTGoWNS, WALKING
SKIRTS,
AND CORSET COVERS.

Will offer tomorrow LADIES' NIGHT
GOWNS-made of fine muslin and cambria
high neck, trimmed with ruf1es Of fine
embroidery, each .75c.
NIGHTGOWNS. made Of fine cambria,
high neck and Empire styles. trimmed with
fine embroidery and insertion. also with
fine lace, lace insertion, and ribbon, each,
$1.25
WALKING SKIRTS.
LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS, deep en-
broidered rufie, umbrella shape, each, 95c.
DRAWERS.
DRAWERS, our own manufacture-hne
embroidered rufie and tucks. at..... 300.
CORSET COVERS.
Will offer tomorrow CORSET COVERS,
High and Low neck, V-shape and square
neck, prettily trimmed with fine laces, ruff
hes OF Hamburg edging. insertion, and rib
bon, each..............."..1Oc. n 25c.
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KANSAS MANS ROYAL KISS.

Hon. Dave Leahy Now ConfesseS That the
Empress OF Austria Touched His Lips.
From he Topeka State CAPITAL.
Dave Leahy was once kissed by the Empress
Of Austria. who was assassinated yesterday.
Mr.. Leahy is 40 years old and the Empress
Elizabeth was 81. Twenty-eight years ago
she was the most brilliant and beautiful wo-
man in Europe and the most accomplished
mt daring horsewoman, At that time Leahy
was q handsome youth OF IL years. his hair
black and curly. The Impress did not dream
there was such 9 lad a. young Dave on the
GlehA, bat ~ NeA 4 hero pcrshippsr aAa had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-18
NEW BLACK SILKS.

2o-inch BRoCADE SATIN in neat and
medium patterns. extra good Equality at. 65c.
2o-inch BRoCADETAFFETA, very bright
silk, with effective designs. at. ........ $50.
22lnch BROOADE eros GRAIN at. 600.
AGood Assortment.
24-inch BRoCADE PERSIAN, II designs,
at 8Bc.
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U COLLARETTES.

100 Ladies' Fine China Seal Collarettes,
at $2.0S.
75 Ladies' Extra Fine Electric Seal Col
larettes, finest satin Innings, value $1,000;
special, at $6.9S.
so Ladies' Alaska Sable Collarettes, plain
and fancy Innings, extra large storm col
Jar and full fur they are worth $500,
put to start the season, Monday, they will
be $12.0S.
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$l.75 COrsets at soc.

600 medium wasted J. B. Corsets
in black, white and gray we'll
boned and prettily trimmed with
lace and ribbon-regular SL.76
grads-go At soc. %
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PRINT DEPARTMENT..

SCOTCH PLAIDS, extra heavy weight,
handsome colorings, per yard. ...... 1870.
DOUBLE WEIGHT GINGHAMS, checks
and stripes. per yard. SO.
NEW PERCALES, indigo blue grounds
with white figures, fast colors. per
y8ro-. DO
CHEESE CLOTH, SO inches wide, white
and oolors, per yard. ....................6o 30.
GLOVES.
Our fall importation of the celebrated
JOUvN q Gle. GLOVES, in all the newest
shades, for which we are the SOLE AGENTS
IN BROOKLYN.
sPECIAL-wOMEN'S 2-CLASP REAL
KID P. K, in all shades Of fans and Reds.
regular $1.76 quality, for,...........$1.25
RUGS.
WILTON AND ADMINISTER RUGS, in
India, Persia and Turkish designs and col
orings, 9.ox12.O.. .S87. so
TOILET ARTICLES.
HUDNUTs TOILET WATERS, 8 ounce,
regular $1.25. 800
HUDNUTS ALMOND MEAL........2 8c.
TOILET WATERS, 4 ounce, assorted
..............ooc
PURE GLYCERINE, 4 ounce bottles 16c.
RAZORS.
=. GENUINE SWEDISH RAZORs. Doc.
SHAVING BRUSHES. .26c.
RAZOR STROP Doc, 35c., 76c., 800
GERMAN WATER HOMES, set. ,...25c.
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NsSrAIHn AGseEttstmeHta.
YrSOhIpn aAptsttstmsnta.
FANCY DRESS o
BROoKLYHT-

Our stock of NEW FALL DRESS GOODS is now complete. Unusual
care has been taken in selecting our fancy and plain goods, and never before
has our fall and winter season opened with so large and complete an assortment
A few of the most desirable fabrics fol this season are:
VENETIAN CLOTHS, DRAP DE PARIS, RAY CoRDoNE, SPLIT
TWILL DIAGONAL, DRAP ALMA, FRENCH POPLINS,
SATIN SOLEIL, ARMURE AND JACQUARD WEAVES, ZIBALlNE
PLAlDS, VIGOUREUX AND BERBER MIXTURES,
SILK AND WOOL NOVELTIES.
SPECIA L.
SILK AND WOOL NOVELTY, in seven richly illuminated colorngs, 49,
inch; actual value i.5o at 76c.
ALL WOOL DIAGONAL CHEWOT in the new fall shades, 50 inches
actual value $500, at CSC.
ALL WOOL GRANITE PLAIDs Garanh 45inch,, at 76c.
5oinch CLOTH COVERT, in variety of colorngs, at $50.
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Fur Neckwear.

Collarettes of genuine Alaska Sable, 10
In. long, large fare collar and fined
with plain or fancy satin, value $500,
Real Stone Msrten Neck soarY jsbsDaJe
with cluster Of 8 stone marten tails,
value $40. 80, for. .@11.OS
Alaska Sable Cluster Scarf, with eight
sable tails and two heads, value $500,
EI eS : seai coIlsrattss a IN :I $S @ :
plain satin or fancy silk lining, value
1915, at. $3.50
Second floor.
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BLANKETS.

We call especial attention to our
Blankets, Quilts n C~omfOrtables,
and are in a position to offer better
values and q choicer selection han In
previous years at prices h a are an adj
vantage.
Cotton and Wool Blankets from
$1.65 per pair upward.
All Wool Blankets, from 1918 up
ward.
Special for Monday: ia Wool BIan-
kets, value $3.50, III $1.76 per pair;
ia Wool Blankets, value $3.50, at
SO. 10 per pair; ia California B1an-
kets, value $3.50, at $4.09 per pair.
No Mail Orders filled.
COMFORTABLES, IN Bilkoline, from
S5c. upward. In sateen, from $1.25
upward.
Down ComTortables, from $4.49 up
ward.
QUILTS.
White Crochet, Marseilles patterns,
MarseiIles QuiltS, from $3.50 upward.
I'd floor.
d Livingston ST., Brooklyn.
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cHILDREN's REFERS.
SPECIAL FOR FAIL WEAR.

2, d and 4 year sizes.
VIII place on sale tomorrow It's chill
DREN'S REFERS, beautifully made, In
plain and mixed cloths, combination collar
n cuffs, deliberately braided, assorted col
ors. a variety of styles, at
$1.25, $3.50, y 200, $3.50 and $500
SHOWN IN INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
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LIVE WARE.
SPOONS, FORKS AND KNIVES ARE
A NECESSITY.

SPOONS, FORKS AND KNIVES ARE
A NECESSITY.
We cannot get along without them,
but there Is no use in paying more than
is absolutely necessary. We offer on
Monday a complete assortment Of the
Svell-known William Rogers Manufac-
Surfing Company's high-grade goods at
less price than the same articles can be
manufactured for to-day.
Shell Pattern and Tipped De
Dinner Forks, set Of 6........ pAsSO
rs shs1, s1 PatteF ..t and nd a Tipped Sl.25
Shell Pattern and Tipped g IN
Dessert Spoons, set of g.. pA'AV
n shs4 F Eaten a.s and od Tipped S1.lO
Solid Steel Dessert and Dinner
Knives, triple plate, set S42
Hollow Nickel silver Handle Dinner
KNIVES, triple -plated handle and
blades, h best knife for lightness and
Santnpedty ,s that Of can be manu- S2.48
A small lot Of the special hand en-
graved I" Jack Rose - pattern in Spoons
and Forks, much moro elegant than
machine-made patterns.
Dessert Spoons, 6 in set. SI.SU
Table Spoons, 6 in set...... SZ.IU
Dessert Forks, set of 3d.. $3.50
Dinner Forks, set of 9 ...... S2.lO
Tea Spoons, three new patterns, 2Ac
set t Of Pattern Tea Spoons sac
sS sR . s1 a" of Patterns in Tea 40C
sp aogsF1 o5% sGiia NiSksl set F Of g 6OC
Our Special Silk-Lined Case "The
Unique" containing % pieces, con-
plsting of 6 Table Spoons, 6 Dinner
Forks, 6 Dinner Knives, 6 Tea Spoons,
Butter Knife and Sugar Spoon, Al plate
OF nickel silver, new and pretty design,
fully guaranteed, 26 pieces in "a 40
case, complete at.............. U-Tsf>
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MILLINERY.

Our Latest Fall and Winter
Styles of Trimmed Hats, Toques
and Bonnets on exhibition, show
ing the leading designs by the
Persian and Domestic Modistes.
The most complete and varied as
sortment of latest productions
from the leading manufacturers Of
Paris goods, including Ostrich
Feathers, Wings, Ornaments and
Trimmings of every description.
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Value $500 and $2.25.
UMBRELLAS COVERED AND REPAIRED.
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT..

WHITE EMB'D FLANNEL, unshrink-
able. yard wide, worth csc. I'd. at. SOC.
SCOTCH FLANNEL, fast color, 27 in. to
81 in. wide. suitable for Boys waists,
children's dresses and children's night
gowns and mems pajama suits, worth 4oc.
yard, at. 1Sc.
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CAPES.

% Ladies' Fine Imported Capes, beau
tifully trimmed with lace and jet; were
bought to sell at $4,000, $4,000 and
$500 sS0l0o 4 come early and get first
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SPEC L.
FURS REMoDELLED AND RE-
PAIRED.

PAIRED.
This Is the time Of the year to have all
needed ALTERATIONS and REPAIRS Of
FUR GARMENTS made. Work done at
SUMMER RATES until Oct. i.
LADIES' T~AILoR-MADE COS
TUNES.
We will display on Monday a large assert
ment Of LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS
for fall and winter wear. These suits are
equal in style and finish to the finest Gus
tom-made suits. Prices, $500, $3.50,
922. 30, 925.OO, $500, $4,000,
@45.Oo, $50. 90 and $55.oO.
LADIES' AND MISSES CLOTH
JACKETS.
A special lot in full weights, all silk lined,
az %o.OO
NEW STYLES IN DRESS SKIRTS.
In Cloth, Satin and Silk, some plain, some
trimmed with braid and satin folds. Prices
from. 1878 to $25.0O
NEW IMPORTED sHAwLS FOR
GOLF AND STEAMER CAPEs
will be shown in our CLOAK DEPART
MENT Tomorrow.
TRUNKS.
A SPECIAL STEAMER TRUNK, canvas
covered, ~iron-bound edges. brass monitor
lock, Taylor bolts, strong handle and
hinges, j%apanned steel clamps and knees,
one tray, very light In weight.
% 80 80 "a and SO inch.
S1.95 %. rs 90. 35 S2.55 and 2.75 each.
A SPECIAL TRAVELLING TRUNK, can
vas covered, full size, iron edges and bot
tom, corner rollers, brassed monitor lock,
No. 4 bolts, strong hinges, leather straps
over top, front and back, n tray with hat
box-a good trunk.
% 80 80 "a and SO inch.
$2.75 $500 1925 So. 80 and S3.75 each.
CANVAS EXTENSION CASES, leather
tipped, three straps and handle.
10 10 % n "a inch.