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New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
TRYING TO BLOCK A DEAL.
,oyG ISLAND WATER SUPPLY COM
PANY CASE UP AGAIN.
n,,,x M1Nxrs ExDEAvoRISG TO PRE-
VENT THE PURCHASE OF THE PLANT
~ TUT CfTY AT AN FX-

p,,Ax M.1NNEs ENDEAVoRING TO PRE-
VENT THE PURCHASE OF THE PLANT
BY THE CITY AT AN Ex-
oRB1TANT FIGURE.
.,sor,oan James H. McInnes. Of Brooklyn will
ruosaay make another attempt 10 prevent the
o. oNl,'rrrnatlon Of what looks much like huge
Nsal nv the Democrats members Of the Board OF
,'so-r,cn with reference 20 the Long Island Water
go. COMPANY About two years ago com
80, was appointed TO appraise the company
-, and then the city of Brooklyn, while
I-@sorick W Wursicr was Mayor. was on the
-, ~ issuing bonds in $4,000 for its purchase
-, an Injunction was obtained restraining the
'.~cbase ON The ground that the city's debt limit
had been passed.
80 than six months ago n resolution was In
.-S,,ood I'm the Board Of Aldermen TO go on with
.ho condemnation proceedings and acquire the
-, That resolution is still hung up in the
Board .,... -
[ ,r5pose 10 let the properly go at the fair figure
,,oco5 ON j, by the commission and in old-fash-
.1 T4mn,auy style want to get something out
o. IL for the boys -..
..1,-,st.. De- use o. being Alderman If you can
t. something for it," IS their motto. Nhat me
,,,rorv is understood TO want for their properly
is $2 , .,,o S--o ooo
A,,tatr. more than the appraised price $''VVVO'
,o.,r D., iist so much extravaganza.
--ee Democrats in the Board are WORKING io'
-, .,.,,.,rv and against the city. On TUESDAY
'.s. when mo.on was offered by Alderman
,,.i,~.. there was - bowl of protest from me
~ ~ ...,. and Wiloughhy street contlugelts, anu
,,i...e v.~ scored for doing his duty. on utSuhH
~ ~ r .. j. again and again give the Demo w ~
ne 49, .. ,r. Board 20 chance to show WhelhcI
III. MAJ th, ciry 90 get the supply company :
i.-- at A reasonable uEttt. ol Whtthe,i, IL I Ti ~
T. su-,a.u T-mmany traditions 'heS Will "''P ~
rnf tht taNuaAeis. . 20 ,bo ,,laut rhe
~ S--.st Gang counts on the owners OF
W. pa obtaining order From me Td JPa' ,baf once 9e
(ot trt condemnation PROCEEDINGS, %lu %d t',"' t VIZ
ea .n s,iruI company viii come iorWaru W.
con. '.,.,5si,ioa 20 lease lis plant TO the city Tor
". r.. stxtv members u the Board of Aldetmen J.
,t D.rorrats have forty-oighi II 'hty "airru S ~
t,. .r. .l4nt 40 "a reasonable price an theN WouIu
.s g., do would be- 20 vote so al oHC'' IL 2 Wv
cr~y leases its plant 70 the city al an ~ &C,
,.r- Gr.,,t it Will mean that the ttn- ,a'9 ~ u
t"..7 ID, .re oli-fasni0ucd TammanY way =,
Mr. M.Irues vii ask that ne '2nio,e, i,rchaso ~
s,ru-,,i to ~ once issue bonds ior the purchase %
gil rI
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
FANORS SPEEDY TRIAL.
THE KANE CASE ARGUED BEFORE
JUSTICE JENKS
TERMISs1oN FOR THE DEFENrE TO EXAMINE
THE GRAND JURY MINUTES NoT VET
GRANTED PAPERS TO RE sUH

lERMISsloN FOR THE DEFENrE TO EXAMINE
THE GRAND JURY MINUTES Not VET
GRANTEn-rArEEs To RE srn.
MITTED oN TUESDAY,
Robert II Elder as counsel for Sewer Commis-
sonor james Kane indicted FOR violating the law
I'm giving sewer contracts 10 George Cunningham
for an alleged exorhitant price without proper ad-
vertisnR. made a strong plea before Justice jerks
in the Supreme Court yesterday for permission 10
examine the minutes of tho Grand Jury. District
Attorney steele strcnuously opposed the motion
Mr. Elder argued that the permission he sought
Was one Of discretion and not of right. but that
in many previous cases. such those 81 the city
against Willis. Fielding and others the defence
had been allowed 10 examine the Grand Jury min
utes. he said that in this case permission should
be granted because Mr. Kane had no preliminary
examination.
u think" said Mr.. Elder. .tha, this case was
moved from the County Court 10 tho Supreme
Court in the hope that the motion 10 inspect tho
minutes might be denied 10 this defendant here.
As the favor would have been extended IN the
court beloW nope mat more severe rule Will
II Is known ihat the defence is to be that the
emergency work The object OF inspecting the
missal Of the Indictment The defence believes
that perhaps weakness can be- found I'm the lay
haps motion for dismissal can be based upon
an allegation that no fraud as alleged In the IN
~.
excessive bills were paid
District-Attorney steele said that he thought
that the practice Of alloWinL the defence TO OK
anime the Grand Jury minutes had been much
abused. He argued that such privilege was not
necessary In this case. IL was I'm no way in
volyed, the alleged offence being perfectly plain
and clear transaction.
This case" he continued ought to be tried
speedily in the interests Of Justice. Should there
be an Inspection then motion TO dismiss then a
demurrer followed by appeal. the public would
soon become satisfied that the laws are not TO be
enforced"
Justice jerks said:
Il agree with the District-Attorney that there
should be q speedy trial Of this There is a
defect in the administration Of criminal law.
through delay In trials will Cooperate with
you FOR speedy trial in all matters that may
come up before me"
Papers and afhdavits in the argument viii be
submitted hv Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
nApRom Escape FROn A BAD FIRE.

he'd Are was narrowly ayerted at No. sSs Car
-ou.st occupled by Charles A. Howard. The hrs
caught In the library, back OF the parlor In which
- the body OF James II. Remington. the
iwvsr who on Thursday shot himself at the home
~ Mr. Howard servant discovered the nre. and
p,as'aned 10 the house OF Leutenant-G Governor
Woodrun from which alarm was turned In 10
,he Fire Department The engines arrived prompt-
iy and the flames were extingushed In few min
NJ
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
CHARLES KIEHLS WILL FILED.

Peace I'm Williamsburg. was admitted TO probate
Yesterday. There bequests OF 500 each to tho
German odd Fellows Home Association. OF Union
port Westchester County, and the German Hos
pta Society of Brooklyn. The estate v left 10
the family.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
TASSAR STUDENTS 10 mar DR. ABBorT

Inc Key Dr. Lyman Abbott. Of Plymouth Church.
"" preach 20 Tho students Of Vassar College to-
1"y' ana in his absence the Rev W h Allls Of
'i' Mayho"er Branch. will preach IN the morning
." me evening the birthday Of Lincoln will be
''Fep Dy meeting IN the interest Of negro
Industrial education under the dlroct,on Of the
0s1s,Ho ous association Of New-York Robert g.
tor IT, PRESIDENT ~ the Board Of Trustees Of Hamp-
by 49,. =. Nill preside Addresses will be made
lns,i,1;sr Washington, president OF Tuskegee
De Pc 1,Ie 2nma she Rev. L. Mason Clark and
-S'' ~ W. 8. RainsfoTd. Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12


Mrs Truman jay Backus. Mrs Cornelius Zaoris-
kie Mrs John O. Williams, Mrs. s. y. Hoagland,
Mrs Main ana Mrs Charles " Chadwick were
patronesses for the Packer Prom which was held
last evening at the institute Miss Ferris Miss
Lillian Main Miss Florence Williams Miss Horton.
Miss Forker Miss Iayery Miss Ives. Miss Hodges.
Misc Ketcham Miss HOagland Miss Fowler, Miss
Chadwick Miss Walker and Miss Lamb composed
the class committee which received the guests and
had the direction Of the dancing. which took place
IN the gymnasium This transformed into
ballroom by the liberal OF banners and hang
ngs which concealed the apparatus. The electric
lights were softened by tulip globes % red. That
being the class color It was also used about the
supper table. IN the OF the entrance hall back
Of the aquarium The broad halls had become
spacious draw rooms. filled with handsome rugs
hangings and capacous lounges. pied with pillows
The Packer halls lend themselves easily 10 aforn-
nent as the halls are covered with choice pictures
SO the usual difficulty OF removing the bare ensct
OF n high surface is done away with. BY accident
the class discovered that February II was President
Truman jaw Backuss birthday. on Offering con-
gratulations he said he just twenty-one. SO
the class sent him a large birthday cake with the
twentv-one candles. and accompanied by the fol-
lowing verse
This hand Is too feeble % trace the words
That this ola heart fan would say
When thinks that blessed. booming roy
Is ~ to-day.
But Il sends him heartfelt blessing
Light e'er his pathway shine
Ard II ever he needs the wise counsel of yeav
Let him seek his old friend 30
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

IN BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD

Much gayety is crowded into the two days yet
remaining before Ash Wednesday, when the peni-
tcntial season will begin. Ienten diversions will
not prevail this year TO the extent they have in
former seasons that is. not here. Many society
people will go away from town 70 Lakewood. or
Asheville or even for short visit % Florida The
exodus 10 California began last week when sev-
eral parties started for that "Mgnon's Land"
number Of these were ncighhorhood combinations.
while some families. and others were made
up Of congenial church numbers
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Mrs Thomas r Bull a former Brooklynte. who
is now living at 80 Is West Seventy-second-st.
Manhattan. has issued Invitations for luncheon
10 be given on Tuesday. 5. VNcntines Day The
invitation is coucned I'm a bright little rhyme. con-
tanning OF course. illusions 20 the day. ana mas
been answered In many cases by equally entertain
ing
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Mrs Adolph Edwards Smyiie. of Nd. rs Clinton'
ave- received yesterday from until O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
THE RED BALL Is Up.
RAILROADS HELP COMMISSIONER BRowER
CLEAN THE PARK LAKE.

CLEAN THE PARK LAKE
The lake In Prospect Park was thrown open 10
the skaters at O'Clock yesterday afternoon ana II
was only short time after the red bail was up on
,ha s,reotcars before the lakes surface was
,hro,gcd with hundreds Of skaters The intense
cola keot away thousands, no doubt put there "ers
oonrgh out TO make the scene l'ey one; -,
'TSe prooklyn Heights Company ana tne Soney
Isiana and Brooklyn Company sent Commissionsr
isIniu ss,efance in cleaning the surface OF tne
iEo ~ snow the Heights company giving twenty'
a,fa men and the other road hfty men Tor the pur'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

on Friday afternoons al the Montauk Club: Fe6ru-
AIRY H. The Fairy Dream; or shakespeares Cse
Of Black and While Logic February y, England
in the Eighteenth Century Study OF Tier fohti-
cal Social and Literary Life: March 10: Louise
de u Valliere Of the French Court under .sQv.t
XIV: March H. ireland. Past and Present; or.
Legend and Reality. March -. Don Quixote, the
Burlesque Of Chiyalry"; Apr :, Novels OF Cnar.
acter: or the Fiction Of the Nineteenth century
Miss Beaston lectured last evening az MIS- hehfy
Nallory's on the Dreyfus case.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

one Of the early spring weddings. 10 take place
soon after Easter Will be that OF Miss Anna t.
Bennett daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jonathan PEI pen
nett of No Sq5 UniOn-st. and FREDERICK W. H""
caster. of Liberty, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

on Tuesday evening German society VIII ENJOY
the annual masquerade ball Of the Brooklyn saen-
eerbund AT Saengorbund Hail At the Pouch Man
sion the St Valentines Dance will be held and VIII
bee i'm the hands of the same committee that MADE
the St Valentines Dance last year sucn success
namely Charles f. Cartledge. George West CAR.
As,l,v Griffin Erskine H. Lott and Benjamin
Whittakcr Mrs James f. Hayes. Mrs; Edward
u Ro.Sftcr Mrs John Hallock, Mrs Thomas +
,rsau MR. Vincent Loeser and Mrs. Frank
sloan win be the patronesse,s The second Kousn
h,.tats win take place al the Riding and DRIVING
club
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

LINE FROM BROADWAY. BROOKLYN TO
FORTY -sECOND-sT. MANHATTAN,
Projected

The Brooklyn and New-York Ferry Company has
applied to the Dock Commissioners for permission
10 operate n ferry between Broadway. Brooklyn
and Forty-second-st.. Manhattan The project wns
conceived many years ago. but the trafhc between
the two points named never warranted putting 'he
line into service The franchise for the route must
no bid for AT auction sale II Is expected that
good deal OF the patronage FOR the new line VIII
be furnished by the summer trafhc between Man
haitian and Coney Island II the company secures
tho privilege It asks for. II Will build NUMBER OF
au 1ouhc-deck ferryhOats. so as 20 make the river
III as attractive as possible SO far as known the
New-York and Brooklyn Ferry company VIII nee,
Win no opposition in the bidding for the desired
franchise.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Mrs Dwight Parker Clapp and her daughter
Mrs william Burr HIll Of 80. l6l Columb'
Heights. Will receive on the evening Of Tuesda!
next.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

The Prospect Heights Assembly will meet on
Thursday evening at the Prospect Art Rooms m
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Mrs. Raymond Almiral Of No 80 Oranse-s'' an
nounces Thursdays as her days at home
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Miss Agnes Kalley. Of Hancock-st gave large
dance on Wednesday evening last.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Three recently engaged girls were the guests OF
honor AT a luncheon given on Tuesday ny MISS
Use Brunn Of so i3O Grand-ave. They were MISS
Kittrof Of Manhattan; Miss May Carmah anu
Miss Burts. Of Brooklyn The other guests were
Miss BLACKWELL Miss Adele Marshall Mrs. Verdi
Fuller the Misses Schickel and Miss Weckerln'
Covers werc laid for twelve the decorations being
green and pink Electric lights were hidden ~
smilaX and the table had huge bow OF plhk r,D- 10
hon tor It's centre decoration, whicn was nalhe uS
four tail bouquets OF carnations. The faVors were
lace handkerchielS
on Wednesday Miss Mabeue l.. Hoyt OF No. 57sA
Halsev-st. gave a luncheon in honor OF the en-
gacement Of Miss g. May Hoyt and Charles r.
K.uholz The table decorations were pink and
white The luncheon ended with toasts. 10 which
responses were made 10y Miss Florence r. l.
Thomas Miss Helen Chauncey hlooe ana Nii Miss
GharIofte l. Rudyard. other guests were MISS
Aren a. fIoy Miss Nellie + Scott and Miss Min
ME 4. Scott
Mrs Willis l. ogden and Miss Elsie Ogden, Fred
orick 4 Guid Theodore + Smith and J.. Il. Gale
have gone to Mexico and California.
Tho marriage Of Miss Emma Lily Arabela Par
sons daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hosmer Buckng-
ham parscns OF 40 leS Lincoln Place. and Charles
siodler Adams. son OF William NJ Adams, Will be
celebrated on the evening OF AprH ~ a. nrace
Protcstant Episcopal Church on the Heights.
Invitations have been issued for the wedding Of
Miss Grace W Foster daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur C. Lewis and William Boardman. II is TO
take place on Tuesday evening. February q al
o'cloci al the Sands Street Memorial church
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Schroeder and Miss Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs W Longman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Molien-
hauer Mr. and Mrs j. A. Schultz and Mr.. and
Mrs g J. Patterson are recent Brooklyn arrivals
at Palm Beach, Fla.
Dr. Henry g. Hanchett OF Hancock-st has gone
n the Florida Chautauqua. at De Funiak Springs.
where he ls 10 serve director OF the music our
ing the sessions OF the institute. Waace bruce OF
Stuvvesant Heights Is president OF this institute
The projectors OF "A trolley party for thursday
evening are hoping for mild and pleasant weather
nv that time special parlor-car VIII take the
,ortv from, borough Hall at o'clock 10 the Ma
,, and Field club where dinner VIII be served az
-''',.inrk This is TO be followed by dancing untl
r,tdntght There are about twenty-five supsctipefs
,r, n1eommittee If composed of Charles l.. schenk
- p Wlcks G. D. Smithers. Charles l. boody ana
Andrew Peters.
I.pren lectures have been arranged on bo'h the
Heights and the Park slope and In both cases are
,o hc given by Miss Beaston The Heights class
a. ~ meet on the six Thursday mornings OF Lent
Reese
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

progressive euchre will be given on Tuesday
evening by Mrs. Henry L. Palmer Of Clinton-ave
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Miss Louise Brown. Of No. s3 Cnion-st, VIII
give a card party on Thursday afternoon o' '"''
week.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Miss Phzer OF No. 295 Washington-aNe.. VIII re-
ceive on this week Wednesday and the following
"wednesday Washngton's Birthday
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Mrs Henry Canes Hawn. Mrs. J, Cabell Brecken-
ridge Mrs Augustus Van Wyck Mrs. Austin Dan
Mrs Isaac Reed Mrs. Dwight Ripley. Mrs. Henry
J. Gieow Mrs. Andrew Mclean Parker r. ana MIS-
Fry f. j. Burke. Perry Lippitt MI Herndon'
Frank d. Mead A. r. Lee and William Darby
Irving club.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

,,, ,ec,ures have been arranged on both the
,1at,b,s and the Park slope and In both eases are
~ he given by Miss Beaston. The Heights class
IL TO meet on the six Thursday mornings OF Lent
alternately with Mrs Reese F. Also? and Mrs
William G. Low Current Events Will be- consid-
cred at these lectures while the following VIII De
the list for the Park Slope class which Is 10 meet
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Mrs William Hall Ropes and Miss Ropes OF NO
l25 Wnlow-st VIII hold their second and last
home tomorrow from until 7 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Weddings for Tuesday are that Of Miss Eliza
beth Wilckeus daughter Of Mr and Mrs Martin
Henry Wilckcns of No. 2Gl Henry-st. and Dr.
George Morgan Muren which is TO take place AT
Church he Heights. at II 80 a. m. and
that Of Miss Aimee = Kelley. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Austin Kelley OF No. LAO Dean-st.. and 4.
Remsen Boerum son OF Mr.. and Mrs +. Rapeje
Boerum Of NOstrand-avc.. to be celebrated at the
home Of the bride at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

dinner for Mr.. and Mrs George II. Southard
tr will be given on Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs Sturgis Coffin. or No. 80 Henry-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

The Reading Circle OF ST Joseph's Roman Cath
Ole Church. in Pacnc-st.. will give euchre to-
morrow evening in the hall adjoining the church.
The committee is composed OF Miss Irene Ladley,
Miss Margaret Powers, Miss Margaret Henry and
Miss Mamie McIlale. reception Will follow the
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

number Of pleasant dances have been
ranged for this week Three that promise 10 be
largely attended have boen set for tomorrow
e,.erine These are The Martyrs Dance" as It
90 generally called at the Knckerbocker Field
Club and the ball given by the Southern Society OF
Brooklyn. at the Pouch Mansion. The first is
beneni for the fund to build the monument TO
the prison Ship Martyrs at Fort Greene the
patronesses being Mrs. s. V. White Mrs Franklin
" Hopkins Mrs Elijah Robinson Kennedy Mrs
Herman Claske Mechling. Mrs John Van Buren
Thaver. Mrs J. Lloyd Hall Mrs Thomas Coch-
ran Mrs Benjamin Fredenburg stephens Mrs.
W A Brown. Mrs stephen W Giles Mrs. VIII
lam II Garrison and Mrs. Miraheau l.; Towns Inc
committee includes Miss Augusta T. Han. MISS
Molly stark Chids. Miss Marie Towns. Miss HeIen
Sykes Miss Adelaide Skeey Miss Christine Owls
Nathaniel G. Halstead Harry Evans Mechnhs
and John G. Giles. The Southern Society dance
will have for patronesses Mrs Lewis - Mason
Mrs William Ward Chllds. Mrs. Davis Han bryant
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Dr Henry O. Hanchett OF Hancock-st.. has gone
70 the Florida Chautauqua. at De Funak Springs
where he ls 20 serve director or the music uur :
~, ~ s.ssons of IN. institute. Wallace Bruce OF
Stuvvesant Heights. Is president OF THIS institute
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Mr. and Mrs F. A. Schroeder and Miss Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs W Longman, Mr.. and Mrs. }. Molien-
hauer Mr. and Mrs j. A. Schultz and Mr.. and
Mrs g J Patterson are recent Brooklyn arrivals
at Palm Beach. Fla.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Invitations have been issued for the wedding OF
Miss Grace W Foster daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur c. Lewis and William Boardman. II is 10
take Mace on Tuesday evening. February p, al
o'clock al the Sands Street Memorial Church
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Stationery Department

Are you prepared with suitable stationery to accept
Thansgivngs Day dinner invitation to extend one? We
have lust received large of society writing papers
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Sizes in all tnts of Wild Rose Celestial Blue Wood
Violet Heotrope Sky Blue etc. only 1910 per qure Envel
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for Euchre and Whist Parties, at low prices.
Initial Seals for sealing wax only 19c each
Marriage Invitations, Receptions, At Home and Visiting
Cards engraved New York styles Call and look
at sample work and get our prices
Seventh AiSle-NeW Store.
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Lining Department.

Moreen-The best material for Understands combining
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Third Floor

Wonderful Bargains in Great Furniture Departments
Do not fail to 90 through Department Nothing like this
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patrons to the following:
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solid mahogany 1895 ss EACH
double.
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Preparing for Cold Weather ?


Well, here few items you cannot omt-must have
them? have them you want them at the lowest
prices These prices speak for themselves they trade
brngers stocked ourselves, need not be
noyed by advanced We in position too sell the
people we bought these goods FROM
Ladies' Waists and Underwear.
Outing fancy bias pads in front with
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All Wool Flannel Waists yoke, ndcol
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braid in front Observation-Disclosures. $50
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throughout good quality perfect
sttng q oa Other brilantne waists each up 1888
black and colors entire
OF coloring, tucked back 1893
LADIES' DRESSING SACQES.
fine all Ededown Sacques crocheted all
collar, in all colors y8c
crocheted edge, in hills pink
About fifteen other beautiful 500
Robes, each SO IS $50 and BOO
Ladies lined ribbed cotton 15c
white and natural 25c
Ladies' Cotton Ribbed Union
Ladies' shrinking white TIC
white hLo
Second Aisle, Second FIoOr-OId Store.
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rE.-These suits include bed, dresser and washstand
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Dress Silks and WOO1enS,

Our preparedness equal emergency assortment
styles prices Of course may have od rag" of
dress left from last that withstand the cold weather
when but have you bought uptodate Stylish
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right and the lowest The styles and the latest
Figured sins silk black light shades evening SOC
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44nch All Silk Drapey Nets lines in white black
ming street suits yard 75c, $500 and L25
Black Figured Tafeta Silks designs,
Skirts. .......... 69c
Black Figured silk
close extra ordinary bargain ..................s ,os
2O+nch Corded Tafea Silk, shades 89c
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New Books

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