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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
AMONG ArnAETIC CHRISTIANS.
Members of tho Various Branches Gettin
Ready for Indoor Work.

Members of the Various Branches Getting
Ready for Indoor Work.
At a meeting OF the Governing Committee Of
the Y. ii. G. A. Athletic League Of North Amer
lea, held recently. 1t was voted that. in accord
ance with the recommendation Of the physical
directors conference. general registration be
no longer required. Games registration il all
that Ia necessary. II was further decided to
allow men to register from associations not in
the league under the same conditions now re-
Quired from associations In the league. with the
exception that the fee for such registration shall
be 30 cents instead of %. These notifications
OF the rules will make 1t easier for some Of the
men and will assist In developing that loyalty
to the league SO desirable and SO essential to
the success OF the league In Its fight for pure
sport.
Fencing is being, taken up by the members
q the Twenty-third street branch. A class OF
htteen, members meets, every Tuesday even
week-one on the bicycle and the other on the
The, Bedford, branch OF the Y. NJ. G. A. of
season this fall" The athietiealiiS' inclined
foumnd PIN in any any ' bra MSs' snsdfr tReir desire SET ei to %f se
strongly represented in all lines OF sport has
made their season a most SUCCESSFUL one, Thus
Intention q The physical director 70 PLACE a
crack track team win also be organized. "
There is considerable talk ofssecurinR a new
building fully equipped for the members Of the
Washington Heights branch, but up to the
present time slow progress has been made.
Fencing has taken a strong hold on some of the
A banner season in athletics Is being looked
for by the members OF the Central branch Of
Brooklyn. The new athletic plant has done
much toward developing the mon. and they are
Imly prepared to enter into any competition.
The. gymnasium has been completely over
hauled. and will afford excellent indoor train
ing for those desiring to make the teams that
are about 70 be organized, There will be sew
son, picked from the best. material ~obtainable,
and II 10 the intention OF the management TO
arrange games with Yale, Pennsylvanla and
other big colleges. There Is also d bright out
look for football. The chess association Of the
branch will be as strong as ever.
est in athletics has been renewed at the branch
since the opening OF the new grounds. and
games are held every Saturday. For the fall
and winter season basketball will be the sport,
and indications point to a strong team. Thu
branch Will not support q football team. but
some OF the members will play with other
The Eastern District branch Of Brooklyn will
have q strong basketball team In the field this
year; At the beginning Of last season the team
was the strongest In Brooklyn, but toward the
end Tell on. This can be accounted for through
the sickness Of some OF its. star players. Early
practice will be in order this year.
PHYSICAL Director DR.. X; Muller has charge OF
VII get, up = rattling good basketball team.
The track team y expected to out quite an Inn
ct present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
LINING sTocK-sPEcIAL.
OUR EiBRY6 SOLDIERS.
How New York schoolbovs Learn the Art
of War.

How New York SchoolbOVS Learn the Art
of War.
There has always been activity among the
students of the military schools connected with
the New York Interscholastic A.. A. and the
benefit derived has been demonstrated by
the showing made by the Seventy-h rst
Regiment In the recent fights around San
tlago. In every company Of this regiment
there are youngsters from the schools men
TONED. These institutions are Berkeley
School. Columbia Institute. Barnard School.
De La Sale Institute. and Hamilton Institute.
At Barnard School the military section Is I'M
der the supervision OF Head Master William
Hazen. assisted by Theodore Lyon. The for
mer Is Captain Of Company b. Seventy first
Regiment, while the latter Is Captain Of Com
pany Z. Eighth Regiment. There are about 25
boys In the two battalions Of the school and the
drills are held In the armory OF the Eighth Reg
iment. A cavSlry troop has been formed and
weekly drills are held In tho Belmont Riding
Academy. The youngsters OF this school have
always taken a great interest In the military
drills and IT has been said that the poor show
ing In athletics during the past season was due
to the time devoted, to military tactics. The
tested and nothing else was spoken Of by the
are awaiting orders with the hight" Regiment.
QhdeF the direction Of A. Shaw the battalion
to'NbNp tiHo NNthly uIlIlH AI InH
armory OF the Twenty-second Regiment The
institute has about % members In It's battalion.
all OF whom have shown great interest In their
work, Several OF its members are now at the
'front.' while not a few arc among the regiments
DE- La Sale Institute enjoys the advantage of
asSLgK , an omeer Of the United states Army
d1Ip neeted Ry Capt; Charles Morton Of, the Third
have expressed their intention Of Joining Tie
cavalry troop which Capt Morton Intends to
organize early this fall. ~ ="
The Instruction in, drill at Columbia Instl-
tnte is given by Cant. N. B. Thurston OF the
Twenty-Second Regiment. There are about
100 pupils drilling In the institute. Grouped
lnto Two battalions. The INSTITUTES was the hrst
OF the mllit4ry. schools In the State TO use the
tlonal Guard. NV va
At berkeley School the entire corps Of 2oo
poYs n "a Of Col. Jackson and the two
hattslions OF three companies each are under
the charge ot.two Majors selected from among
ths 6oyss. All the in9tructlon Is given by the
fSS : oWSers: A very interesting, feature OF
Calling guns. N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
3Fpshdnn @atrxtsemat. 8fpbhlrn 9Arrrisemtub.
A !!.!'.!!i a! " MS7RAJs
Our Midsummer Furniture
Clearance Begins Tomorrow
Unprecedented Price Reductions.

Economical Brooklynites have long since learned to regard
our halfyearly Furniture Clearances as moneysaving events Of
the utmost importance. They know that our invariable policy
of dispoGng, regardless of loss, of our surplus stock at the end
elsewhere But we venture to say that the most expectant
never hoped to get the remarkable bargains that this present
sale affords.
We've gone through our stock and have made such sweeping
reductions in the prices of all small lots and odd pieces that no
one with a present or prospective furniture need can afford to
disregard the opportunity. And bear in mind, too, that these
reductions have been made from prices that already were adj
mittedly the lowest at which the goods could be bought any.
where. There are no passe or undesirable styles in the collec-
ton either. Every piece is good in every way and thoroughly
worthy of your confidence.
I'ar!Or Suites, 8. 4 and 8 pieces. with solid mahogany inlaid and
mahogany finish inlaid frames, or all upholstered-covered in the
latest coorings of satin damask, velour and tapestry,
Were $4,000 1000 1900 $500 $500 $500
Now s05.OO 1900 $500 $500 $500 5000
A lot of Odd Pieces, afas, Divans, Easy and Reception Chairs.
We're $500 5000 $500 $500 1875
Now $4,000 5000 5000 400 1000
Bedroom Suites, in mahogany and birds eye maple,
Were $1S5O0 5000 1880 1000 1900
Now $4,000 $500 10000 50.O 90 5000
Odd bureaus, in mahogany. maple. birch and white enamel,
We're $500 1000 $500 1900 2ZOO 100
Now $3.50 20. 90 $500 1900 1900 1000
Were 5000 400 $500 1000 $500
Now $4,000 $500 20. 90 1900 14.OO
Were *14aOo $500 5000 1000 $500
Now SIOs.OO $500 AZ. 90 $500 $500
Were $1,000 5000 $500 300 5000
Now $4,000 $500 ED. 90 49, 90 I4.OO
Goods purchased at this sale will be held for delivery until
October LIST if desired.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
SPORT AT NARRAGAvsErr.
Polo an Incidental and Golf a Permancn
Recreation.

Polo an Incidental and Golf a Permanent
Recreation.
Polo and golf are now as much a part OF the
summer life at Narragansett Pier as the bath
ing and yachting. The polo field is at the Point
Judith Country Club. and was laid out three
summers ago. Twice a week the home players
meet in practice games which attract a good
many spectators from the sojourners at the
Pier. and once a year there is q grand polo
tournament that attracts the best teams In tho
Polo Association. In the matches for tho
Point Judith Challenge Cup teams have been
entered from the Country Club OF Westchester.
Myopia Hunt and Meadowbrook. The Dedham
Polo Club and the home teams will be the only
players for the Rhode Island cups. while all the
clubs named but M~eadowbrook have teams
entered for the NarraRansett cups.
There Is a short nine-hole links at the Point
Judith Country Club. but The Bforemost resort
for the golfers at N~arraRansett Pier is tho
South County Club, about u mile and a half
away. Here there Is a good nine-hole course
and q clubhouse pleasantly situated on the
shore OF Silver Lake. Two short holes come
hrst. No. / is an easy hole OF 1877 yards. but the
next, OF lao yards. requires a 100-yard carry to
clear a deep hollow. The third is a 2OO-yard
hole. over a stretch OF turf that rises and falls
In a succession Of hills and hollows like the
waves OF the sea. The green is in a saucer-llke
A'NtAc" anu DtlfhNt NC tANIlt Ill IA nIlN1
and a pitch. The fourth hole is Of 49, yards.
The drive Is uphill and and a stone waII and
ditch must be carried on the second 10 reach
the green IN two, On the next the line oi PLAY
Is down TIE bill u stone wall guarding the
on a nil 20 yards from the toe. A isO-yurl
ing IA short drive. Now comes the long hole, Of
700 yards and i needs good play, TO reach. he
carrying e, the summit OF a second hin,
from which vantage point a, well lined
chance 70 make the green by an uphill
maShie shot Sand Dits, deep and well placed,
two holes. of I76 and 228 yards respectiv@iy.
Jhls makes a playing distance Of .. 1853 yards in
al. Last season there were crosses on three II
the holes; but these were done away with hi,
year ear DE tne new professions; August Shiy,
holds the record for the South Country Ciul
Unlike polo, golf is an everyday snort among
Oil the visitors TO N~arragansett Pier. and cup
mhtehes occur at frequent intervals. There "a
Talk OF an open tournament 70 prSOOds the weak
OF Oman GolinR at Newport
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
Mems 4Oc. to Use.
Balbriggan Underwear
at FAC.

This underwear chance is the
best we've yet been able to
offer, and the man who reads
this news of it and doesn't
jump at the opportunity must
be supplied with for
several years to come. These
balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
come in tans, blue, brown,
gray, mode and notified effects.
Most of the shirts have silk
fronts, and all of them are fin
ished with French necks and
pearl buttons. The drawers
have strapped backs, sus-
pender tapes and reinforced
gussets, and they're also fin
ished with pearl buttons.
These goods came to us sub
iect to slight manufacturing
lmperfectlons, but a most care.
full examination has failed to
reveal the least defect in many
of them. Nevertheless, as they
were bought under that condi-
tion, we offer all of them to
you on the same basis. They're
regular 4Oc. to 75c. goods,
and we're going to sell them
at 24C, ca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24

10 Lawn Mowers, ranging from 10 to i6
inch. the best makes only, prices were $2.2s,
&27s, $22s, $685. to $3.50; to close quickly,
SI.96 and S2.2S
Daily demonstrations Of the Nudge Gamer
and SteriIizer. Come and hear the Lectures,
10 A. M. and 2:3o p. M. Prices of the can
nerS. $500 to $1,000.
Our Baby Carriages have been marked
down 10 to ia; limited quantity.
Bisselrs 4-wheel Carpet Sweepers, best finish,
easiest running machine on the market; o8c.
instead Of $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
An Opportunity for Housekeepers.

A lot Of Galvanized Ash Cans, size 1896
inch, price $3.50; for Monday 89c.
Nickel plated HatchetS and Hammers, very
handy household articles, were 25c.; to close
out. SC. each.
Whisk Brooms made to sell for $780,; for
Monday. &c.
Side Coffee Mills of the best quality and the
medium size, prices were +oc., 400, $50, 6oc;
for Monday. foc. each.
The Grand" Clothes WrinEer, solid white
rubber rolls, limited quantttyi 98c. instead Of
$3.50.
Extra fine quality Hair Floor Broom, 6oe.
instead of GOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
More ResistIesS
Shirt Waist Values.

The beauty and excellence of
these Shirt Waists would sell
them readily at regular prices, yet
here they are for you to buy in
many cases at half their actual
worth:
Fancy Waists.
1900 lawn and dimity Waists in
very pretty patterns. with white
detached collars . 2Oc. ca
1000 percale Waists, with full front
and pleAted back, detachable
collars of the material 4Oc. ca
$50 tucked percals Waists, also
some with fancy lace trimmed
front. very stylish aud hand
some : 50c. Ga
White Waists.
600 white lawn Waists of the cele-
brated STANLEY" make, with
detachable white linen COL
lars 4OCs eA
1000 white lawn Waists, trimmed
with two rows of embroidery,
SDc. 90
Very special values are also offered
in elaborate white Waists at
S1.60s 1925 & 02.OS
Second aOOs,
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i9c. INSTEAD OF 4oc.
Good Percale Waists in neat checks, felled
seams, detachable self collar.
2oc. INSTEAD OF SOC.
PeTcaIe and Lawn Waists in checks and
stripes, detachable collar.
4oc. INSTEAD OF csc.
Fancy Lawn and Percale Waists, in assorted
e~OloEingS, checks, stripes and figures in this
lot; some splendid black and white stripes.
69c. INSTEAD OF $t.25.
Fancy Lawn, Bingham and Pereale Waists in
4 variety Of styles, best makes, all with detach-
able collar.
eSc. INSTEAD OF Si.4s AND 1919.
4 choice lot of fine Waists in Madras, Cling
ham and fancy Lawn. in checks, stripes and
figures, some exceptional values in this lot.
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AT 6oc.
Fine White Lawn Waists, yoke back and
front, pearl buttons, soft cuffs.
AT csc.
A choice lot of fine White Lawn Waists,
tucked yokeS, block tucking, bias tuckingS,
also some trimmed with three rows of inser-
hon.
Finer styles, handsomely embroidered, $t.45
and S1.9S
$3.50 INSTEAD OF $2o8.
$50 assorted China Silk Waists in checks
and plain colors. shirt waist style.
$298 INSTEAD OF $500 AND $4.oS.
200 assorted Silk Waists in Taffetas, plain
color and stripes, also Black and Coiored
China Silk, corded front, pearl buttons on
pieat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24

FOR THE CYCLING MAN.
4 special outfit for the cycler, consisting of
a Navy Blue Serge Coat and Cap and a pair Of
White Duck Breeches. worth every cent of
81. so, for Monday $500.
Another hundred pairs of the $500 Golf
Breaches, including black and white shepherd
checks, Al S27S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPT.

sPECIAL-LADIES' NIGHT GOWNS.
Will offer tomorrow LADIES NIGHT
GOWNS, made OF fine cambria, high neck,
trimmed with embroidery and lace,
each QUO.
NIGHT GOWNS, made of fine n%ainsook
and cambria, high neck, square neck and
empire styles, prettily trimmed with
rufies of embroidery and insertion, each
75c.
sPECIAL-COLORED PETTICOATs.
Will offer tomorrow BLACK AND
CHANGEABLE SILK PETTIOoATS, deep
umbrella Hounce, faced with p~ercaline
and bound with velveteen, value $3.50,
BLACK AND CHANGEABLE SILK PETIT
COATS, deep accordion plented hounce,
value $1,000, at. S6.OO
MORE VELOUR PETTIOOATS, assorted
colors, umbrella shape, corded rufiie, value
FANCY STRIPED sATEEN P~ETTICoATS,
umbrella shape, corded ruffie, trimmed
with braid, value $500, at ..........$1.5O
BLACK sATEEN PETTICOATS, umbrella
shape, corded rufle. value $3.50, at..$1.OO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24

no sleeves, trimmed with lace at neck. regular
400. quality at IL 1-2c. each.
Women'S extra fine quality White Ribbed
Cotton Vests. low neck, M sleeves, handsome
ly trimmed with lace at neck and arm, regular
ACC. quality at 19c. each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
Csc. for Mems 75C. and $I.OO Shirts.
Csc. for Mems Sl.OO and $l.5O Shirts.

This is really eIearing-up time among the
shirts. Think of selling our regular 7Sc. and
500 mems and boys Fancy NeEligee Shirts
at 3Sc. each.
And mems Fancy Madras NeEllEee Shirts
which were formerly $500. Si.2S and $3.50,
now CSC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
Women's Ribbed Vests at One-Third Off.

Women's fine quality Richelieu Ribbed
White Cotton Vests, low neck, no sleeves, silk
tape in neck and arm, sizes 3, 4, S, regular
~ t-2c. quality at &C. each
Women's extra quality fancy ribbed White
Cotton Vests, low neck, short sleeves, also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24

$50 lengths, 2 to 10 yards, Printed Foulards,
India and Japanese Silks, all this seasons de-
signs.
$50 lengths Il to 6 yards each) CoIored Nov
city Silks. evening and street shades. TaffetaS in
checks and plaidS, Ombre, Roman and barre
stripes GroS Grain BrocadeS, Armure and Satin
DarnasSe, newest designs and latest %colorings.
$50 lengths Plain and Changeable Taffetas
q to 10 yards each), extra fine and bright
qualities.
200 lengths (2 to 8 yards) Plain Colored
Silks, Satin Duchess, Faille Franchise, Surah,
Peau de Sole. japanese and Poplins, Evening
and Street colorS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
DRESS SUIT GASES

LADIES' LIGHT WEIGHT LEATHER
DRESS SUIT CASES, linen lined, strap in
top and ut bottom of cuse, brass front
lock and snap catches,
in % and "a inch.
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SPECIAL SALE OF
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS
IN 4HC. EANH

Will place on sale tomorrow 1900
SHIRT WAISTS, in the newest plaids,
stripes, and figures-pretty dainty pat
terns-an immense variety of stylish
effects, made in p~ercaIe, gingham, and
other fancy fabrics. regularly sold at 65c.,
75c., &c., S1.0o and $1.25 each, all
af d9c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
BROOKLYN.
Circumstances That Will Make a Memorable Monday.

1t bHe circumstance that make possible the deed Of herosn; that writes the page If
history; that exhibits character to the world; that marks business enerpns. Tomorrow par
tcuahy this store is the circumstance which opens up endless merchandising rsoMces and
gives you the opportunity to profit by the. exceptional offerings Of every department. to say
nothing Of the clearing sales Of silk Emnants shirt wasN furniture &c TO take advantage
have made our Deweys Hob@ns Sampyqs, Sdeys and Skaters The doors q the store
smas S" s%%v% Rs s"s s% sws ssT% %y Tn% station S% $%s s %s Ct S%%%%s &N g% ~sF%nSfa % s%%s t 81"
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
A Harvest of Silk Remnants.

This is our clearing sale of the season and it is fraught with almost endless
opportunities for buying beautiful things in silks at less than one-half their
worth. Thousands of lengths of beautifully tinted rich fabrics, ranging in
length from ten yards down to two. Think of getting a tn-yard piece for the
price of three or five yards Fouards, India and japanese Silks, Tafetas in
checks and phidS, eros Grain Brocades, Black Novelty Silks, and hundreds of
beautiful and attractive fabrics of the newest and latest designs. Here are some
of the particulars Can you afford to overlook this sale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
An Event in ParlOr and Library Tables.

,. This Ihh. clearing & sale Of paior and Library Tables will give you something
all sizes and designs, ranging in prices from s225 to 5000. All to be sold
a from ONT: third to one-haf less than former prices Then we have some
mahogany finish, inlaid top Pador Tables, 24-nch top at Sio5 each, that's a
snap. 1t costs nothing to see them.
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A Sensation i'm COrsets.
Dr.. Warmers SI.5O Corsets at &c.

II happens this wise They are Summer CoEetS, and owing to the Iateness
Of the season we can offer them at the little price of 6c There are $50 pairs
only OF the celebrated Dr.. Warner Summer CoBets, made of fine quality
batae, long. waist, full hips, finished on top with embroidery. Sizes 10 to 30
and perfect in every way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24

Regularly $1O.75 $3.50 S12.75
Closing at $500 $500 1925 each.
The balance of STEAMER and TRAVEL
LING TRUNKS of the very best makers
will be offered at a REDUCTION OF 10
E CENT. from their already very low
prices. J
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Something Sensational in En-
brOideries.

Something Sensational in EN-.
brOideries.
1855 yards at &C.. DC, &C., &c., ioc., 1215c.,
t5c., and i9c. per yard.
None worth less than double the price
asked. Some worth more. 2 to 49, inches
wide, openwork effects, snowy, wide margins,
cut out edges ready for use, sold only in
strips AZ to S yard lengths
Section c, extreme rear.
Have You Anticipated pleasures
Tried Our are not always great
Soda Water? er than reality! Have
Phosphate You will almost cultivate
thirst just to have the pleasure of
q%uenching it with such delicious soda.
The flavors have the very aroma of
the pure fresh fruits from which they
are made, and hot weather is forgotten
around our fountain. Our Candies are
fresh and pure and wholesome, and the
prices as popular as the candies are
toothsome. The department fairly
bushes with the compliments loaded
upon it from agreeabIy surprised and
pleased customers.
Boys Washable Sailor Suits at
One.HaIf.
AT csc.
Washable Sailor Suits that were $1.7s, $t.4s,
and 1888, at CSC.
Washable Sailor Suits that were $3.48 and
$2.98. at $40.
AT $24S.
Washable Sailor Suits that were $49S and
&3.4S, at S2.4S.
Muslin Underwear.
Good Cambria Gowns, tucked yoke, cam
brio rutfle, SOC.
Good Muslin Gowns, 4 lows of embroid-
cry, SOC.
Fine Muslin and Cambria Gowns, V-shape
and Ehlpire style, handsomely embroidered,
4 at 79c.
A choice lot of fine Cambria Gowns, eabo-
rately embroidered, also lace trimmed, at 98c.
Good Muslin CheniSe, corded band, at 25c.
Good Muslin ChemiSe, embroidered, 300.
and ACC.
Good Muslin Drawers, regular shape, en-
broidered rufile, ACC.
Good Cambria Drawers. umbrella shape,
lawn ruffle of embroidery, at 7oc.
Fine White Petticoats, cambria and muslin,
deep embroidery ~lounce, at 79c. and csc.
White Goods White Checked Nainsook,
-. TO- SIC. instead of toc.
Less IMAM White striped and checked
Half. Lawn NainSook and Dim.
tiles, TIC. instead of 4 SC.
White Fancy Figured and Striped Pique,
also Striped Cheviots for Waists, 1Sc. yard
instead Of 2Sc. and $50.
White Organdie, 40 inches wide, 1sc. yard
instead Of 2Sc.
All remnants of White Goods at half price
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What of Such an Umbrella at 60c.

Here are 1000 Mems and Womens 26 and 20 inch Umbrellas at a price
that is sensational. They have cases, steel rods, fine imported horn and natural
wood handles, antocratc in appearance, and at the ridiculous price of &C. each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-24
MAIL ORD
n SALE c

Ladies' Talor-Made Suits, made Of brownish shade of Venetian cloth, with
jacket silk lined, worth $500, for $12s60.
Ladies Duck and Linen Suits, made in the Blazer and Elton styles, worth
$3.50 and So 50, for ST. 20 and 1915.
Choicest Washable Suits, made of Pque, Linen, Duck and Crash, at
half the former prices.
Ladies' Bicycle Skirts, made of neat plaid, all wool cloth, worth $3.50,
for So. 80.
Storage and RemodelHng of FWs-Fur garments stored for the summer
at small cos. Repairs and alterations made at lower rates during the summer.
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Is Per Cent. from All Our Summer Furniture.

And there's no end to the variety of desirable things: Reed, Rattan and
Spfnt Chairs, Rockers, Couches and Settles, useful as well as picturesque
things, and all reduced IS per cent to sell them quIckly--Furnitire Depart
ment, Third Floor.