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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
Coal Heating Stoves,
the Cheapest Anywhere.

We've an incompatible assortment,
comprising such celebrated makes as tho
Lillian, ""Comet," paragon" "Magic
Fortune" "Magic," Hartford" Flag"
Banner" Signal" and the "York Star"
Thoroughly experienced mechanics only
set up stoves for our patrons.
The "York Star" is a square self feeder,
direct draft, with nickel top, foot rails and
front panel, nickel and bronze ornaments,
complete in all its appointments, and .
favorite. Put up, with one length Of pipe
and one elbow, at your residence, Tor
$3.50.
Our "Magic Heater" the steady heat.
ing power and economical combustion OF
fuel in this stove are bringing them into
deserved popularity, a direct draft dsmpef
is provided for use in kindling the fire,
shaking and dumping CRATE, deep ash pit.
poke hole door, swing top, with satin
finished gilt and nickeled urn, nickeled
top ring and foot rail; in beauty OF design
it Is unsurpassed; each stove sold helps to
sell another. Put up at your residence,
with one length Of pipe and one elbow
for $3.50.
The "Magic Fortune" is q square SELF
feeder, with direct draft, full reversible
flue, with facilities for heating water
thereon, nickel skirt. feet, foot rails,
swing top, name plate, panels, and with
elaborate and ornamental urn. Put up
al your residence, with one length OF pipe
and one elbow. $3.50.
Stove zinc, onyx design, sSc.
" mosaic 7Sc.
I" crystal 75c.
Coal vases, Sl.4S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
Toilet Articles and Preparations.

Section c. Extreme Rear. Not Sent C.
A special lot Of imported
tooth brushes, all pure bristles.
white bone handles, &C., regu-
larry SC. and lOc.
Nail scrubs and brushes,
polished wood backs. at Sc.
and lsc., regularly CSC.
Hair brushes, assorted wood
backs, pure bris,les, in white,
unbleached and black, At 49c.,
regularly CSC. and Use.
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Silketeen corset laccs, 4
yards, all colors, Sc. each.
Needles, in cases, &c. each.
Machine oil, = ounce bottle,
Sc.
Fine, lightweight dress
shields, sizes 3, 4, i0c. pair;
size S, l2c. pair.
Blasting cotton, all numbers,
lOc. dozen.
Bodice stays, in white, black
or graz, SC. each; tailor made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

Military hair brushes, olive,
foxwood and ebony backs, best
quality bristles, at Sl,2S and
$l.sO a pair.
Turkish bath brushes and
long handle bath brushes, ex.
ira quality bristles, 4Sc.
Rubber water bottles, 2-quart
size, warranted, 49c.
Fountain syringe, 2~.quart
size, three pipes, Acc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

,naiSsance laces-theSe prices
ess than half.
34-inch, round and square,
$3.50, regular $500.
Sideboard scarfs, 2Ox+s,
20, regular $7.9S.
Nsrd scarfs, 2Ox62,
OCULAR $l2.5O.
Bard scarfs, 2Ox9O,
= Irregular $i7.9S.
,ut 400 yards figured
drapery silks, 3ec. yard, regu.
lar SSc.
Silk.covered sofa pillows,
double ruffles. 22.inch, sac;
24.inchs. safe.
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English cheviot serge, heavy quality
and correct Bradford finish.
AT 75c., REGULAR csc. S0-inch
black ladies' cloth, twill back and
smooth finish.
AT $50, REGULAR Sl.I5-5l.inch
canals hair zibeline, a heavy, substan.
tial fabric in the popular rough finish.
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Now for Morris Chairs.

AT S4.e5-These are oak and mahogany finished chairs, a
pretty design, made very strong and nicely polished. Com.
pete with reversible cushions covered with Hungarian cloth
OF an Oriental pattern.
AT SIS. IS, REGULAR PRICE Sl2. OO-Oak and mahogany
finish Morris chairs, large size, handsomely polished, well.
made spring seats, complete with reversible cushions Gov.
cred with figured velvet in assorted colorings.
Al $ll.OO, REGULAR PRICE Sl6.OO-EXtra large size oak
and mahogany finish Morris chairs, deliberately carved
frames, complete with reversible cushion, covered with
figured velvet in assorted colorinps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

Paiec'S'
Old.iashioned roasting pans, choice Of
sizes, at Sc.
Russia iron roasting pans, Ssc.
The Grown" self.basting roasters
and bakers, made OF American refined
iron, constructed scientifically, 3Oc.
The "Royal" seli.basting rooster and
baking pan, the most economical covered
pan ever invented, made OF sheet steel,
Csc.
The Troy Royal" rooster, e0c.
Knives and forks, "Lsnders, Frary and
Clark's," per set, 8 Of each, zoe.
Christy knives, 8 In q set, zoe.
Christy knives for kitchen use, Sc.
Butcher knives, L. r. and c. make, Ice.
Bread knives, the L. F. and C.. make,
Ice.
knife s%harpeners, made OF genuine
emery, with handle, lOc.
Rogers's celebrated nickel silverware,
teaspoons, Sc. each; tablespoons, l2c.
each; table forks. | &c. each.
Lsrding needles, per set, Acc.
Dunlap's ni~ckel-plated skewers, per
set, Csc.
Oyster knives, solid steel handle, lie.
each.
Fowl cleavers, excellent make, 45c.
200 carving sets, made Of good quality
steel and very handy for kitchen use,
while they last, Csc.
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The Small Wares at Half.

Not sent {. q. ID.
Ever-ready shirt yokes, Sc.
each.
Black alpaca braid, S Yards,
Sc. piece.
Coat hangers, &C. each.
Mohair skirt binding in col.
ors, &c. each.
Collar canvas, 2 inch, black,
gray or tan, Sc. yard.
Collar canvas, lengths, &c.
each.
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Art EmbrOiderieS.
Useful ThankSQiNlnQ Decorations.

Some OF the very %pretties,
are astonishing, some OF them
Doilies, round and square,
with linen center, 6 and Sin "
22c. to 3sc., regular 3sc.
sec.
Il2.inch plate doilies. roun,
and square, CSC. to 7ec., reg.
ular Sl.l9 to Sl.39.
&c 20.inch,
round, $i.49, regular $2.75.
Centrepieces, 24.inch,
square, $2.49, regular $3.50.
Centrepiece s, 28.inch,round
and square, $2.69 to S3.4e,
regular S4.98 and secs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

~ e'Sf'e hos''ih6 SiSS
100 very silky Beloochistan
saddle bag mats, worth $500;
sale price, $3.50 each.
100 Daghestans, Ferehans
and Beloochistans, size about
2ay4,. IT,; worth $l2.5O and
$500; sale price, $S,7S and
$500.
40 Antique Persians, a very
choice lot (perfect gems) at
about one.half their value
$45.00 each.
As Are IS old antique silky
pieces, different shapes and
sizes; slight imperfections. A
little repairing and you will
have 9 rug worth twice our
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

with deep corded flounc others with
accordion pleated flounce.
AT Sl.29, REGULAR $l.eS-Black
mercerized petticoats, with deep acord.
ion pleated flounce. ruche above
AT $4.9S AND S5.9S, REGULAR $6.9S
AND SS.9S-An assorted lot OF silk
petticoats, in excellent colorings, nc silly
sample garments, corded, ruffled and
accordion pleated ~flounce.
For the Baby.
AT Acc, REGULAR 79c.-Cream silk
caps in q variety OF styles, space tuck.
ing and full ruche; also Dutch caps,
made OF fancy brocaded China silk.
AT 81 90, REGULAR S2.98-All.wool
eiderdown coats in cream, cardinal,
light blue and pink, deep circular collar.
AT S2.eS, REGULAR $3.e8-ln ripple
%eiderdown, all colors.
Wrappers.
AT 6ec., REGULAR eSe.-Wool elder.
down dressing sacques in pink, light
blue, cardinal and gray, crochet edge,
ribbon at neck.
Arnold's celebrated outing flannel
sacques, dainty stripes, ribbon trimmed,
$l.00.
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Coffee and Tea Pots.

Every reputable manufacturer OF tea
and coffee pots can be found in our un.
a~pproachable assortments.
The Zone Minute" coffee pots. Acc.
The celebrated marion H~arland," soc.
The "Cermania" coffee pot, any size,
csc.
The vienna" coffee pot, S3.eS.
The Russian" coffee maker, $3.50.
The %"Sternau" coffee maker, $2.25.
The "Manning, Bowman & Co.'S"
finely mounted tea and coffee pots, 200
a. I 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
Carpets Less Than Makers.

Two special lots of carpets. body brussels and Wilton velvets
the most satisfactory wearing carpets OF the day. We've over
100 patterns in the lot TO choose from, all the good kind, too.
Carpet prices are on the up turn; it's a good tip TO buy now, but
these are a bargain, whether there's any iuctuation or not.
soc. and Sl.05 for Sl.3S zoe. and sec. for SI.lO
and S ! so body brussels made and Sl.25 Wilton velvet
by Lowell. Whittall and other carpets from the very best
best makers. makers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

We would be pleased TO explain 20 those
who desire to purchase coal range, the
advantages and Improvements and the
little prices VIC ask for such unapproach.
able and fully guaranteed ranges, as the
EDNA" New Fortune" "Uncle SAM"
Fortune" The Excelsior" ana the
"Family Fortune"
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More New LaceS.

the salt air from their ocean
most. You will like them, and
,-morrow at half price.
in point de Paris, valencen.
mes and torchon.
AT 49c. TO Sl.eS; REGULAR
69c. TO S3.OO-Allovers. in
butter, white and champagne
shades,
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price tomorrow, 81 les each.
100 Persian, India and Turk.
ish carpet rugs, suitable for any
decoration, including q mum.
Der OF odd sizes at very low
prices.
ROYAL WILTON RUGS.
Best selected wool, choice
line OF patterns; known the
world over for durability; but
mark you, these prices are for
Monday only: 4.6x7.6 feet,
SS.4S instead Of so; 6.9x
90 feet, $l5.6S instead OF
S22.5O; S.3xl0.6 H., S23 IS
instead Of $3.50; 9.Oxl2.0
IT,, $26.75 instead OF $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

These laces are so new that
journey still clings to them, a
especially when we offer them
AT SC. TO 2ec.; REGULAR
lOc. TO 6ec.-Net top laces
in butter and champagne
shades.
AT SC. TO l2Hc.; REGULAR
&c. TO 25c.-Cotton laces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

AT 2ec., u 4Oc.-
BOYS natural Ifleece.lined
shirts, extra heavy, self
fronts and long sleeves, with
drawers TO match.
AT 4ec.-Women's heavy,
shaped, ribbed cotton vests,
long and short sleeves, with
French band; drawers to
match.
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Fancy MOuIds, Etc.

Individual Jelly moulds, Sc.
One-pint Jelly moulds, lOc.
Individual pudding moulds, with cover,
1Sc.
Lead ice cream moulds, assorted
fruits, 8Sc.
Fancy ice cream brick moulds, with
cover, csc.
Extra fancy Jelly border mould, $1.O5.
Heavy angel cake pan, Acc.
Round fluted bread pan, lSc.
Ali steel mincing knife, lOc.
Apple corer and parer.
Forged mixing spoon, SC.
Fancy fiuted cake cutter, &c.
Hennis' fruit or vegetable press, Ice.
Rotary nutmeR crater, iOc.
Heavy retinned colander, zoe.
Perforated pie plate, 4c.
Jelly cake pan, SC.
The Perfection deep cake pan with loose
bottom, loc.
The "Brooklyn" cream whip, lie.
"Perfection' hall.bearing egg heaters,
lSc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

AT 8ec., REGULAR $l.25-
Mems extra heavy, fleece.
lined shirts, self fronts and
long sleeves, drawers to
match.
AT $l.OO, REGULAR Sl.5O
Mems very fine fleece
lined shirts, handsomely
trimmed, self fronts and
long sleeves; drawers to
match.
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Remnants of Dress Goods.

6NMdF NN NV FNlUG
The prices are at half and third off, and the goods, Of course, are the very
best and most fashionable IA brs of the season, because the remnants of the best
selling goods. Cloths venaia MS plain weaves, tancRs, paiis and mixtures, dress
and skirt lengths, or enough for waist, childens wear rt trimming. The price
reduction sa strong argument il YOU an uset The goo1s.
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COucheS at $3.50; Regular
$4,000

II you want a couch, here's q chance that may not occur
again. a large tuited couch, upholstered in all hair, with or
without fringe, all the newest designs OF figured velvet TO
select from tor covering. One OF the easiest possible ways to
make $1,000. They will sell fast.
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pAsSer-by. You are sure 10 Ike them as v
At S2.eS, REGULAR $3.es to $5.es-
Tsfieta silk waists in light blue, pink,
cardinal, navy, old rose, black, lavender,
tucked and hemstitched front, Bishop
sleeves.
At S4.9S, REGULAR $s.es-Peau de
sole waists In pink orange, light lavender,
navy, tan and brown; tucked front,
trimmed with buttons, new pulled
AT Si.2s, REGULAR $i.ss-All.wool
twilled French flannel waists, in black,
cardinal, light blue, old rose, green and
lavender; full front, gilt buttons, Bishop
sleeves.
At Si.es. REGULAR S2.ss-Fine cloth
waists, in cardinal, navy, black and
brown; tucked back and front, 1.inch
tucks, dress sleeves; also French flannel
waists in cardinal, pink, light blue,
cluster OF tucking with strap between
gilt buttons.
At SOS, REGULAR $3.es-A choice
lot OF French flannel waists OF promi-
nent makers, the newest colorings in q
variety OF styles.
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Black Dress Goods -Cheap.

Second floor. New Build ug.
And black was never more popular than
il is this vear-black is becoming 10 every
one, TOO. These are awfully cheap.
AT Soc, REGULAR 75c. 5O-inch
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"~HeywoOd" Carriages and Go.
Carts at rs per cent.
Reduction.

We have a few more sampl. vehicles on
hand, comprising "Heywood's'' best
STYLES, which we will sell tomorrow at q
reduction of IS per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

Water pitchers, $3.50. $40, $i2 and
$500.
Sugar and cream sets, $500, $500,
$3.50.
Bon.bon dishes and olive dishes, 81. 90,
g IN - II CO as
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Tailor. Made Suits, Jackets Separate Skirts

OOktT'U1 TO VtII WTSI1tT tTey arc TtAuys
you won't like-and as for the prices 10
stitched seams, bell cuff bound with.
braid, lined with satin.
AT $ll.25, REGULAR $l4.5O-Black
kersey cloth jacket, fine quality, double.
breasted REFER effect, trimmed with
stitching, lined with ~tafieta.
AT S2I.75, REGULAR $28.OO-Auto-
mobile coat, AZ inches long, in tan and
castor kersey, lined with satin. velvet
collar, trimmed with lows Of stitching.
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Thanksgiving Readiness in China.

We might describe or readiness in china, cut glass, brcabrac, marbles and
bronzes-ruthtuly too in way that might seem like exaggerauon. The storen never
looked sc anurhg and, indeed, vis with the very best specialist sore anywhere
Everything is good and thoroughly uptodate,a and the prices never 70 low.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

The Best of Cut Glass,

This cut glass speaks for itself, doesn't
need an eyper, to proclaim tina, its "real
cut glass;" yet these prices are lower than
others ask for the inferior kind.
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Chatting Dishes.

Miss Lemcke will cook in our celebrated
Hostess chatting dishes at II Am. and
4 PM. A genuine "Hostess" can DO
procured here only al $3.48 to $lS.93,
lower than the commoner kinds anywhere.
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1vsshiva ekAsrSttssnsatS.
Mems House Coats and Robes.
At "A to q Regular Prices.

"t's an III wind that blows nobody good" The extreme
mild weather OF November has PLAYED havoc with the house
coat and robe prices OF two good makers, and the dollars they
lose come TO you: Every good style OF house Goa, is shown,
veve,s and fancy mstelasse with SILK and quilted Innings:
Usually $500 to $751; 90 each. are 81. so, 81. eS, S3.7S.
$3.50, $3.50, $6.5O and $3.50.
The house gowns OF English cloth-blankei and eiderdows
bath robes. worth 81. 90 TO 81. 50, are
$2.98, $3.50 and $500. It's a gifb
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BriC.a.BraC.


AT SS.00-Large composition busts,
exact copies Of Tep'itz busts, worth
from $500 to $4,000.
At SlO.OO-Large composition busts,
exact copies OF marble and bronze
busts worth $4,000; these $1,000.
AT $3.75-Finely executed Oriental
busts and figures, such as usually sell
for $500 TO $1,000.
At Sl.25, REGULAR S2.5O-Fine
cameo flower vases, decorated with
flowers and cupids in bisque.
AT soc. TO $3.50, REGULAR 75c. TO
$5.0O-Royal Bonn and rich Austrian
vases, bisque figures. metal mounted
vases, green glaze pottery and the like.
Venetian Lanterns at Half.
They give touch OF life TO q corner or
dark spot that nothing else will supplant.
A fancy link chain with each lantern, sec,
regular Sis; Sl.2s, regular $3.50;
$500: S2.SO, regular $500.
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Venetian Lanterns at Half.
Dinner Sets, "A OFF.

In the dinner ware section You'll find
all the newest shapes and designs Of both
the best porcelain wares and the finest
Limoges china, OF which you can select a
set 10 suit your individual requirements.
Well sell you one piece or many. Porce.
lain sets from $1,000 TO $4,000. Limo.
ges china sets from $500 10 $500. 90.
The special offerings for tomorrow are:
Porcelain dinner sets
$3.50 instead OF $1,000.
$1,000 instead OF $500.
$500 instead Of $1,000.
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morrow, glance over the FOLLOWING:
AT Sl4.5O TO $4,000, REGULAR
$500 AND $1,000 Tailor-made
suits. The majority are this seasons
the remainder made late in the spring,
but all suitable for present wear.
Eton, top coat and REFER effects, plain
and rough materials, greater number
silk-lined throughout.
AT seas, REGULAR Sl2.2S-Black
cheviot Jacks. L'ARlqn collar and
REFERS, double. breasted effect, triple
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Millinery Greatly Reduced.

We've the lowest priced Untdmmed Millinery that has ever been ohered-the
season. is drawing to aclosea and II gives you opportunities thath ave never been
known before, for instance:
Felt Hats, 2ec, formerly Soc to Si.75. Simply Trimmed Hats, 81 4s, formerly
Velvet Hats, 81 80, formerly LIS to $3.75 to S39S.
$3.50. Simply Trimmed Hats, 81 .es, formerly
Velvet Hats, si.es, formerly S2.7S to S4.so.
s37S. Simply Trimmed Hats. So rs, formerly
Simply Trimmed Hats, CSC, formerly S47s to $500.
Sl75 to 81 LES. Simply Trimmed Hats, 81 SO, formerly
Simply Trimmed Hats, $l.2s, formerly $3.50 to SseS.
81 IS to $3.50.
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Silk Umbrellas Less Than Cotton al

CIIk UmUT tIIdS LESS IIdI VUllUII dI S0Ce
Rgh Of Main Entrance Soft b
These 700 umbrellas will surprise you-they are pr silk-26 inch for me -
we'll as women, and lost Of the mems are 2Sineh. Navy, wine, hello, green and
neat thta and hook, natural handles; also the new straight Prneess-so you see
they are right up TO date. No cases. ut what of that at the price, csc.
These Tor men something new-a combination umbrella, and walking shck-can
be altered in q second-made to sell for $500 each We We so of them at S. 49each.
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Echoes From Our Rug Sale.
Another Week of Extraordinary Prices.

Last week was q phenomenal one in our rug store, and
though that special purchase which made the sale possible
was we'll depleted by the middle OF the week, we've been forum
ate enough to add something new to what remained. Though
the quantities are not so large, the variety and choceness and
remarkable prices are even better. II will pay any rug lover TO
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Under.Priced Underwear
For Men, Women and Children.

OF Main Enhance
These are some special lots OF underwear purchased at prices
away under the market-no excuse for such q sacrifice except
that the season has been so backward.
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Lamps and Globes,

From the pretty and neat floral designs
to the luxurious bold floral work-the
work OF the best artists. The lamps are
all new, every one OF them fitted with best
burners and complete with globes TO
match. They range from the medium to
the large, massive lamps with i2.inch
globes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

AT l2c., REGULAR 25c.-
81. inch fancy plaids.
AT l9c., REGULAR 25c.-
4.inch fancy taffetss.
AT 2lc. YARD, REGULAR
30c.-4'. inch antique
MORE, white, cream, pink,
blue, red, etc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
Oil Heaters.

Our line OF oil heaters comprises moth.
ing but standard makes. and each and
every one is fully guaranteed and war
ranted and retsiled at little prices.
"Silver's' make, S2.9S to $3.50.
"Miller's" make, So. rs 10 $5.4S.
"Waterman's" make, S2.98.
Luther & Letherho's" make, $3.3S TO
S8.9S.
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COlOred petticOatS.

AT CSC, REGULAR Sl.Se-Mercerized
peticoats in black and colors, some
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Real Housekeeping Helps.
Preparations for Thanksgiving.

We We've made even more thano ur usual preparation to supply yuw with the most
the approved eedfuis for Thanksgiving week land are giving prices you will find incom.
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Boys Suits, $2.98,
Regular
$500 and $4.96.

year.old boys; durable cloths, nobt
plaids; also sailor suits for the boys 3
o years OF all wool navy blue chevio'
and trimmed with braids, and many Cd
suits for the small boys, all at S2.9S.
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asrsohipn adrssttssmsntS.
fsfdtrisk Iofstr &gs.
SDOtIeSS Table Linens.

Thu, HUNGER Is the best condiment Is no ttuer than that q
oure. spotiess table cloth invites appetite and good digestion.
Our linen store was never better able to ~ out the Thanks.
Giving table with the linen that the good housekeeper loves.
Prom the delicate, tastefully, refined and unsurpassed French
70 The sturdy Scotch and Irish. We've made special prepare.
tion, for YOU. Then here are some hints OF goods happily
nurchssed much under the market for your benefit
Colored bordered, fringcd table cloths at prices less than
~x.s ~ lno nrsat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25

AT &c., REGULAR l5c. TO
2ec. - ll4-inch brocades,
stripes, assortment OF styles
large enough to suit every
body.
AT lee, REGULAR &c.,
3'..inch striped tafieta, light
colors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
80 ~ FS"'NF' VO'-S'
Gas Heaters and Radiators.

Bronze radiators from Sl.i9to S2.7s.
Nickel S2.3S I Sl5.7S.
Oxidyzed S2.sSto S4.2s.
Cylinder gas heaters from CSC. to
$6.75.
Gas logs, 3 stick style. S3.75.
Sheet steel radiators, 1.-THE Puritan"
$3.e8 and $4.sS.
The "Oulegs" gas heater, guaranteed
odorlcss, SS.25 10 Sll.4O.
Asbestos heaters, $500 to SO. eS.
Monarch radiators, s.. 40 TO $3.50.
The Classiac heaters, S4.7S TO SS.7S.
The Vulcan heaters, S4.48 to SS.2S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
Silk and Flannel Waists.
More Price Revelations.

They are all pretty and popular and good, and are sure to turn thu
Asser.by. You are sure to like them as well as the prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
Bows OverCOatS,
1898, Regular
S4.98 to $5.96.

WOOL melton and ~frieze, navy and brown
All have nice velvet collars and good lin
ings and perfect fitting at S3.sS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
Coal and Wood Ranges.

Coal vases, $l.4S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-25
Boys Caps, 29C.; IT. T.
REGULAR 4SC. The

are golf and the band golf caps Of fine all
wool Scotch cheviots in nobby plaids and
checks; sizes for the small and large boys,
all At 29c., regular 4Sc. kinds.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-10
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