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344 State Street, Y;
At LIGHYfIOUSE POINT.
Extensive improvements at the Popular
Shore Resort.

Thomas Butler, the hustling new pro-
prietor Of the Lighthouse Point grounds,
has about completed some very extern
sive improvements to the buildings and
grounds in connection with that popu-
lar summer resort. 1t is his desire to
make the Point the most attractive
place in the vicinity of New Haven and
to raise the standard SO that it will be
above reproach He expects now to
have a grand opening of the place June
20, with music by the Second regiment
band and other attractions. One of the
improvements which Mr.. Butler has
made and one that will undoubtedly at
the new dancing pavilion. 1t is about
fifty by sixty feet with an elegant floor
for dancing purposes, and adjoins the
old hotel building on the side toward
the harbor. A new kitchen has been
built and is equipped with all the mod
ern improvements so that parties Of all
SlZtS SeiIi NC lSttuilS NtsiA
splendid shore dinners, and have album
dant opportunity for indulging in the
ever favorite pastime of dancing. The |
bar which was destroyed by fire last |
winter was replaced with spacious |
new building adjoining the hotel proper, |
but not opening into the hotel. The |
large building occupied by the theater |
last year is to be used as an ice cream !
parlor There will be numerous cages |
of animals scattered about the grounds !
and an especial effort will be made to |
please the young folks.
Another Improvement in the vicinity |
of the Point is the extension of the wa
ter mains of the New Haven Water |
company to the Butler house.
A gang of about a hundred men has
been busy for a number of days laying |
six inch pipe from the end of the |
old mains The distance to the light
house is over a third of a mile. The |
extension of the water main win be
great convenience to the hotel and to
those persons who have recently erect
ed residences in that section. Many new
residences are this year being erected
in the section below the Cove and at
the new Morris park, In the past three
or four years aver fifty homes and cot
tages having been built and quite
number more are in course of erection.
This park was laid out only about five
years ago by Captain Edward NJ Clark.
President Eli Whitney of the Water
company personally superintendent the
securing of rights of way for the laying
of the mains yesterday. Considerable
difficulty has been experienced In the
laying of the pipes by reason of the
presence of rocks In some places the
trench has been dug to a depth of ten
feet, and for nearly the whole distance
the street through which the main Is
being laid is a bed of rocks
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A PRETTY WEDDING

pretty marriage ceremony was per
formed at the brides residence Wednes-
day evening, when May Fuller Doug
lass became the wife of Perly Grant
Welty. The bride was tastefulIy dress
ed in a purple silk dress with white
lace trimming. In her hair and belt she
wore orange blossoms and carried an
other bouquet in her hand The groom,
well known travelling agent for a large
western register company, is native
of Ohio and is very prominent In his
adopted state of New York In Masonic
affairs He is a member of Nepham No.
1856 and Union chapter, r. A. M, No.
$50. The happy couple will reside in
Ohio, wher the groom's business inter-
ests center.
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AT THE MESSIAH CHURCH.

At the Church of the Messiah chill
dren's day will be observed. There will
be special music by the Sunday school
choir, organ and orchestra. Miss S.
Orissa Forester, the popular vocalist of
Providence has been engaged to assist
at this service.
held, consisting of musical selections,
vocal and instrumental. Miss Forester,
the fine soprano, will sing, and N. S.
Brown, the accomplished violoncellist,
will render his services. The pastor will
give a short address on 1.-THE Mission of
Music" Frank Guion, director of mu-
sic. No evening service, after this date,
until October
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DEPARTURE OF THE NINE.

Left Last Evening for Princeton-Tran
and Ticket Arrangements
The university baseball team left for
New York on the 7:10 train last evening
and spent the night at the Murray Hill
hotel. The train leaving New York at
1885 this morning will convey the nine
to Princeton, and the special train
which leaves shortly after the close of
the game will bring them back to New
York.
The makeup of the team will be the
same as that in the last Princeton game
except that it has not yet decided
whether Robertson or Cook will pitch.
The following substitutes will accom-
pany the team: e. II. Brown 1901, H.
D. Westcott 1901, j. S. Caravan 1902, C.
M Clark 1901, A. M. Hirsh 1901, C. N.
Whittlesey 1900, P. ]. Gibson 1901 S., r.
Russell 1900.
The Princeton baseball management
has reserved a section for Yale men at
the game. Seats in the open stand are
81 and those in the grand stand ST.
They were on sale at Osborn Hall
Pharmacy until 5 p. m. yesterday.
A special train will leave Jersey City
at ia p. m. to-day returning half an
hour after the close of the game. The
price of tickets from New York to
Princeton and return Is 49,
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THE CITY MISSIONS.

The evening service tomorrow at the
City Mission hall, Corner of Court and
State streets, will be conducted by the
Mission Rescue band William G.. Skin
ner, chairman. The Rescue band also
conducts the gospel temperance meeting
held at the Mission hall every Saturday
evening. During the coming week even
ing meetings will be held at the hall by
the Christian Endeavor societies of the
First Baptist and the Davenport Con-
gregational churches. The First COM
pany Girls brigade drills on Monday
evenings and Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings the four mission companies of
the Boys brigade two companies each
evening from to o'clock. Visitors are
welcome. The Mems club meets at s
o'clock every Wednesday evening,
Kings Daughters every Friday evening,
Mothers meetings on Wednesday after
moons. Childrens sewing school and
temperance meeting every Saturday af-
ternoon.
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A TRIP THROUGH IRELAND.

Bernard Kiernan, the well known
Sixth ward politician and one of Mayor
Driscoll's staunchest supporters during
the recent city election, is soon to leave
for a tour through Ireland. He con-
templates visiting the famous lakes of
Killarney and will visit his brother and
sister and aged mother, who reside near
Dublin, in the town of Stanadaeugh,
County Leitrim. Mr.. Herman, who is
interested in various business enter
prises in that section, is to go principal
ly on business, but will combine bust
ness with pleasure, and will call on
many old schoolmaters and friends of
his boyhood days, whom he has not
seen in many years Mr. Herman ex-
poets to bring home with him a num-
Der of blackthornes with which to pre-
sent his friends as relics. His many
friends with wish him pleasant voy-
age and safe return.
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DERIVATION OF GRAPE
NUTS.

Thought was applied and expert
ments conducted for about two years,
seeking to perfect a food easy for the
intestinal digestion and yet make use
OF the carbo-hy drates, albumen and
phosphate of potash obtained from the
grains.
Success came, and luckily the scien-
tific food was found to have most
delicious and delicate sweet, that of
the grape-sugar to be seen glistening
on the granules. That suggested the
first part of the now famous name
The last part, Nuts" is purely fanci-
full the compound word, Grape-Nuts,
being a coined word, having no actual
meaning; a necessary feature to con-
form to the rules of the U. S. Patent
Office on the registra ton of trade
marks.
"Grape-Nuts' is a duly registered
trademark protecting the most famous
food of the day from counterfeiters.
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
OBSERVANCE OF CHILDREN'S sun
DAY IN MANY CHURCHES.

Receptions of New Members Lott
Mt the IL. X. Y. Nj. G. A.-Special Ser
vices at the Messiah Church Music at
Christ Church Flower Service at the
First NJ. E. Church Other News.
On Sunday at Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal church children's day will be OBJ
served and there will be baptisms, recep-
ton of members from Sunday school
and varied programme, and at night
DIR. Gilbert will preach on What is the
Good of Going to church," Evening
anthems, when the Lord Turneth
Again." Buck; Fast Falls the Evening
Tide Havens; offertory, "There is a
Holy City," Shelley
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SMALL CHANCE FOR THE PARIS

Coverack, Cornwall, June 9.-The po-
sition of the American line steamer
Paris, which is on the rocks off the
Manacles, where she grounded May II,
ismore critical. A heavy easterly swell
has broken the cables connecting with
the steadyng anchors, and the steamer
has been buffeted severely and much
strained. The thrush of water has in
creased, and there is now twenty feet
of water in her fore and aft, which has
extinguished the fires in the engine
rooms. 1t is now thought that the
chances of relocating the Paris are
small.
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PHOTOS OF OUR CITY FATHERS

PHOTOS OF OUR CITY FATHERS.
Councilman w. A. Beers, at his
studio on Chapel street, has completed
with the exception of one member,
which will be added later), the set of
photos of the members of the retiring
board of councilmen of this city. The
portraits are all made in the latest
platino effects, and the finest work of
the kind to be produced. They have
been placed in fine oak frame by Dahl
meyer, and under the direction of j. J.
Walsh, chairman of the councilmanic
committee, will be placed on exhibition
in the window Of Even Mcintyre Il
Co. s dry goods store on Chapel street
until presented to the city, which VIII
be done at the first meeting of the new
board Of councilman, next Monday eve
ming. President Anderson ofs the retr-
ing board will present the pictures on
behalf of the council, and Mayor Drs-
coll will receive them for the city of
New Haven.
Mr.. Beers is now taking sittings of the
outgoing board of aldermen, under the
direction of Chairman Charles G. Unger
of that board, and has already a good
number completed. When all finished
they will be presented in like manner to
the city.
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TO GUARD AGAINST FIRES,
Firemen to Take Extra Precautions for
the Fourth


the Fourth.
Great precautions are being taken by
superintendent Fancher of the fire de-
partment to prevent the occurrence of
fires on the Fourth of July. With this
aim in view he yesterday issued the fol-
lowing orders to the captains of the va
rious engine houses:
On account of the increased danger
of fire on July extra precautions are
necessary. Captains of stations will
cause an inspection to be made of all
the buildings and yards in their dis
tricts before July 1 and report and vio-
lation of the ordinances which they may
find. They will also ascertain whether
stores selling fireworks have obtained
the required permits.
Whenever blow is received on the
engine house gong the horses must be
hitched and the men must mount the
apparatus.
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ATT ST PATJT;S.

At st. Pauls church tomorrow the
service at $50 a. m. will be especially
for the Guild Of st. Barnabas for
Nurses, it being st. Barnabas' day as
well as the second Sunday after Trinity.
There will be an address with the holy
communion. At the morning prayer the
anthem will be "These Are They" etc,
from Gaul's "Holy City" The anthem
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r. r. YM C. A.

Zone Thing Lacking is the subject Of
an address to be given by w. G. Lotze,
general secretary of the Central Y. M.
G. A az the Railroad Y. M. c. A. hall
Sunday at 1880 p. m. Miss Francis =.
Heath, soprano of Trinity M. e. church,
Will sing. All are welcome.
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FLOWER SUNDAY AT FIRST M. e.
CHURCH.

Flower Sunday will be observed in
the First M. E. church tomorrow morn
ing. Tho church will be decorated with
flowers and the services will be conduct
ed by the Sunday school. In the even
ing Rev. Mr. Eldridge will deliver an
other of his sermons to practical people,
the subject being "The Armor Of Life"
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AT WESTVILLE CONGREGATION
AT, CHTTRC

The pastor, M. r. Kerr, will preach to
the children in the morning, Theme,
@"The Kingdom of Heaven is Like
Home Builder" The evening service
will consist of a children's day concert
given by the Sunday school.
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CHILDREN'S SUNDAY AT UNITED
CHURCH.

Tomorrow, Children's Sunday, will be
observed at the United church and the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Munger, will preach at
1890 a. m. sermon appropriate to the
event.
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MEETING FOR MEN

The Y. M. c. A. will hold it's usual
meeting for men at 713 Chapel street at
A p. m. Sunday. Alexander +. Irvine is
the speaker.
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DAAN 10 poNAAu VA wv LOU
d, Separate Skirts, cut and made, s175.
Ladies' Suits, cut and made, $3.50 to
$1,000
These are all cut and made by first
class ladies' tailors.
LACE DEPT.
LOT ONE.
Purchased last week. 3,1OO yards
Point de ireland and Laces, in cream
and butter, never offered under 10c to
25c. Your choice &c yard.
LOT TWO.
Positively an unprecedented bargain.
5000 yards Plat Val. Laces, to inches
wide; Point de Paris, 4 to inches wide;
Duchess and Renaissance Laces, 4 to
| 6 inches wide. These lots never sold
under 20 to CSC yard. Your choice 10c
yard.
INFANTS DEPARTMENT..
Children's White Dresses, embroider-
ed yoke, nicely trimmed, 79c quality, at
| 39c each.
Boys Shirt Waists, made of best per-
Gales and cheviots, SOC Waists, at 19c
each.
INFANTS LONG COATS
At half price.
WHITE PIQUE.
| Lowest prices in America quoted here.
| AZ pieces 80 White Pique, worth 10c,
at &c yard.
ALSO,
46 pieces White Pique, the Csc quality,
and never sold less, at 15c yard.
FIGURED ORGANDIEs.
PRINTED DIMITIES.
FIGURED LAWNS.
CORDED MADRAS.
FIGURED BATISTE.
FIGURED JACoNETS.
CHECKED LAWNS.
YOUR CHOICE OF ALL THESE Csc
GOODS AT 121ac YARD.
SILK DEPARTMENT..
All Silk and Satin Foulards, very lat
est colors and patterns, the $1.00 quail
ty, at 5Sc yard.
ALSO,
A special lot Satin Liberty Silks in
best colors, the 65c quality, going at SIC
yard
DRESS GOODS.
80 pieces Fancy Dress Goods, SO to AZ
inches wide, spring and summer colors,
never sold less than 800 to SOC, your
choice 15c yard.
45-INCH BLACK
All Wool Grenadines, the SOC kind, at
25c yard.
JERSEY VESTS.
1900
Ladies' Jersey Vests, 15c quality, at
Sc each.
800
Ladies' Jersey Vests, white and ecru,
sizes run up to 8, worth Csc, at 121sc
each.
SPECIALr-LADIES' JERSEY VESTS,
In white and cream, fancy trimmed,
extra quality worth 33c, at 100 each.
Isle THREAD JERSEY VESTS.
A superb vest, colors pink, blue, white
and cream. These are the best we've
ever shown under 42c. Your choice Csc
each.
CHILDREN VESTS.
Misses Jersey Vests and Pants, long
and short sleeves, a regular bargain at
25c, while they last 15c each.
LADIES FAST BLACK HOSE.
100 dozen, sizes 81a to 49, white feet
and drop stitch worth 20c at 12hc
each.
SCOTCH PLAID GINGHAMS.
And other varieties, exquisite styles
l21ac quality, at SIC yard
SHIFTING PRINTS,
Latest styles, at only 3Ac yard.
SOC, 75c and $1.00 each.
ANOTHER LOT
OF Face Cloths, the Turkish kind, at
loo for / dozen.
TOWELS.
Huck Towels, 1Sx36, &c each.
TURKISH TOWELS.
Absorbs the water better than any
Towel made large 25c kind, at 121ac
Zach.
United States Standard Bunting.
FLAGS. ]
O., Chapel and {
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Both for SOC Saturday.
Full regulation; always sold here at
cost.
Cotton Bunting.
FLAGS
from SC up
GLOVES.
Special Sale Of ladies' Lisle Thread
Gloves; the regular 25c quality at 15c
pair.
LADIES'
2-Clasp Suede Gloves, the $1.25 at $40
pair.
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Nothing equal to this advertised be-
fore
Mems French Balbriggan Shirts ana
Drawers
Shirts "a to 81 inch.
y Drawers 80 to 81 inch.
Shirts silk front and are made of ex-
ira Superfine yarn. Light in weight.
Shirts and Drawers have pearl buttons.
You'll see the identical same under
wear sold in other stores at $1.00. While
they last SOC each.
ANOTHER SPECIAL
In Mems Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers, long and short sleeves, Uni
versally sold at SOC. Our price 25c each,
MEMS HOSE.
100 dozen. Just as flyer and bar
gain, you'll think of every time you put
them ON.
Mems Fast Black and Tan Hose, two
thread, double sole, heel and toe. just
the thing others ask Csc for. Our price
2 for 25c.
MEMS coLLARLEss NIGHT
SHIRTS.
Fancy trimmed, made Of fire cambria,
worth $1.00. At SOC.
This is big bargain.
SUSPENDERS.
The 42c kind. Many patterns. AT 25d
pair.
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
SHARP SHOTS.
Beauty Pins, first quality, &c each.
Stick Pins, choice assortment &c.
Brooch Pins, enamel, jeweled, etch.,
&c each.
Sterling Silver Brooch Pins. latest
novelties, SOC.
SOC Lorgnette Chains for 21c.
Collar Button Sets Of four lever But
tons for &c.
Rings choice stone settings, 19c.
SHIRT WAIST SETS.
Manufacturers Samples, worth 15c to
SOC set, thrown in at &c set.
Belt Buckles, large assortment from
10c.
75c Beaded Elastic Belts for 4Sc.
DEPARTMENT.
Perfumes from finest manufacturers
in the world.
25c extracts, Is odors, Saturday. 10c o.
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
One &c cake CASTLE Soap and one Sc
Sponge, value 1Oc, Saturday SC for
both.
FACE POWDERS.
fellows Swansdown, flesh and white,
&c box
Hales Royal Pearl for complexion.
sample free. #
Hale's Egg Foam, sample free.
DEPARTMENT.
Box containing 4S sheets of fine writ4
ng paper and 48 envelopes for Loo.
Change purses for 10c.
Shopping bags for 19c.
FANS! FANS, FANss
Here we have the balmy breezes.
Palm Leaf Fans 1c.
Japanese Fans, worth 12c, for &c.
Shell Hair Pins, assorted, worth ESQ
lozen, for SC.
Side Combs for &C.
Empire Combs, latest styles, worth
&c, for Csc.
NOTIONS!
Vienna Hat Elastic, black and white.
8 yards long Linen Corset Strings for
c each.
Collar Buttons, all sizes, Sc card.
Kid Hair Crimpers, black and colors,
Ladies' frill elastic Hose Supporters
IL colors, &c.
3ELTSl BELTS! BELTSi
We defy competition. See our bar.
ain table.
Real seal belts for Csc.
And $50 kinds of the latest novelties
4 leather velvet and silk belts, worth
&c and Soc, for 25c.
Belt Pins, lie each.
'ANDIEs! CANDIES!
Two woganloads of the finest wholee
ONE candies ever made, Saturday, 10c.
4Oc Chocolates 80 kinds, for 100 lb.
Hot peanuts, sc quart.
church Streets
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Evening.

Professional IA ................. Scheff1er
Psalter-Psalms SO, 60 and 81.
Gloria-Same as in morning.
Magnificat in A ....................W West
Nunc Dimittis-Chant Russell
Offertory-O Saving Victim Tours
Amen-Stainer's Sevenfold
Recessional Is Hiles
Sermon to be omitted at the evening
service during June, July and August.
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DRESS MAKING DEPT.

DRESS MAKING DEPT.
We are very busy in this popular de-
partment The following prices are re-
sponsibe for the extra rush:
Ladies' Waists, cut and made $1.50 to
$500.
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at the evening prayer, Z o'clock, will be
Sullivan's II Will Sing of Thy Power"
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MUSIC AT CHRIST CHURCH.

The musical programme for the Sec
ond Sunday after Trinity June II, at
Christ church, is as follows:
Morning.
Professional 507 ...................Cu Cutler
Venite-Chant-7 ........... Bacon
Psalter-Psalns Sc. 81 and IS.
Gloria-Same as Venite.
TIE Deum in Dykes
Benedictus-Chant 40 ............ Anon
Litany.
Hymn 176 ...................... .Barnby
Sermon.
Glor1a-Chant % ..................M Monk
Offertory-He Shall Come Down Like
Rain ........... ................. Buck
Recessional 1852 .........,.........We Wesley
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HALF PRICE NOW.

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPT.
Our great sale in this department has
progressed more favorably than we ex-
pected The reliableness of our gar
ments has awakened women to the fact
of it's goodness and of our low prices.
Our prices are often lower for reliable
garments than you are asked for trashy
i'll fitting goods
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THE MCINTYRE ARCADE.
CHAPEL AND cHURcH STREETS


the wlg nad yupo s here few r.and ul lay mad e
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UPHOLSTERY DEPT.
This is a chance that occurs just
once a year.
A MANUFACTURER CLOSES his
entire lot of LACE CURTAINS at
about so CENTS on the dollar. You
can have them now at the same ratio
Here are the prices and their true
value:
60c Lace Curtains at 39c pair.
S5c Lace Curtains at Acc pair.
$1.25 Lace Curtains at roc pair.
S19S Lace Curtains at $1.00 pair.
$500 Lace Curtains at $1,69 pair.
$500 Lace Curtains at $1.9S pair.
S4.75 Lace Curtains at 1925 pair.
These will be one of our bargains for
Saturday.
MILLINERY
You will find an excellent choice here
of Trimmed Millinery. The prices are
cut In two for Saturday
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THIS
SHIRT WAIST
...... SALE
ABSOLUTELY UNPRECE-
DENIED.
3,7OO
WOMEN's SHIRT WAISTS
NEARLY 10 PRICE.
THE SHOWING SURPRISES
ANY WAIST DISPLAY
WHEREABOUTS. THE HUN
DREDS OF STYLES. THE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
COLORINGs AND THE
PRICES THERE ARE
ABOUT HALF THE REGU-
LAR FIGURE FOR THIS
TIME OF THE YEAR.
DO not fail to see our Chapel
Street window of Waists. Will
give you an idea.
WAIST BUYERS, BUY EAR
LY TO-DAY SATURDAY..
AT Csc.
Fine quality Percale Waists,
sizes 80 to AZ only; made to sell
at soc; at only Csc.
AT 49c.
Colored Percale Waists, with
to ID bias cluster tucks, in
light and dark colors; made to
sell at 35c; sizes 80 to A. Also
in pink and blue Lawns, braid
ed, sizes 80 to SO; this lot your
choice at only Acc.
AT csc.
Pretty Dimities, value $1.4S,
p. X, value $3.50; white Lawns
value S1.75; colored spotted
Lawns, value s165; also in
pink and blue Lawns, with two
rows of insertion and tucks,
worth $139. made in the sea-
sons latest styles. Your choice
of a thousand at csc makes this
the greatest bargain Of the sea-
son and truly phenomenal
bargain.
AT $1.4S.
White, pink and blue Lawn
Waists, fronts full tucked and
pleated with hemstitching,
worth 50; also imported Cling
ham Waists with five rows of
insertion on fronts and worth
1925 (all colors). and many de-
sirable white Waists made
with fancy fronts. Your choice
of this lot at only $1.4S.
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JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.
SHARP SHOTS.

SHIRT WAIST SETS.
Manufacturers Samples, worth loo t,
SOC set, thrown in at &c set.
Belt Buckles, large assortment from
10c.
75c Beaded Elastic Belts for 4Sc.
PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT.
Perfumes from finest manufacturer.
in the world
Csc extracts, Is odors Saturday, 10c D,
TOILET GOODS A SPECIALITY.
One &c cake CASTLE Soap and one 81
Sponge, value 10c, Saturday SC fol
both.