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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-05
RUNAWAY MAINE BOYS.

Boston, May 1.-TWO runaway boys
from Maine were found on Washington
street, this city. early this morning.
They were wet through. tired and hun
CRY. A policeman asked who they were
and what they were doing in doorway
at an hour when they should be in bed.
The boys could not find q satisfactory
explanation and so the patrolman took
them to the LaGrangs street police sta
ton. There they admitted that they wera
runawaya They SAID their names were
Edward Barker, 10, whose home IL in
Gardiner, Me-. and George Shaw. IA, OF
Augusta. Superintendent Eldridge tels.
graphed the chief Of police of Aug sts
that the boys were under arrest and
asked that their parents be notified.
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Will Preach His First Sermon There
Sunday.
Services at Other
Churches Tomorrow.
Ball of PresumpscOt Base Ball
Association.

Rev. c. ". Parsons Of Augusta hes &C
oepted the call OF the Methodist church
to become its pastor and will entsr upon
his pastorate on sunday. Kew. Mr.. Par
sons was the presiding elder OF the Au-
g usta distriot, but he has decided with
the consent OF the bishop and the prssid-
ing elders to accept the passionate Of the
church In this city. Rev. y. A. south-
ard OF Lewiston, who was assigned to
the Westbook church. has been appoint
ed as presiding elder Of the Augusta dis
triot. Rev. Mr.. Parsons Ia to enter upon
the discharge of his duties on Sunday.
Mrs. Il. A. Richardson, Grand Chancsl-
Ior, and Mrs. w. j. Smith, q. X. X. &
s., are to institute new assembly OF
the Pythian Statehood In Sanford this
evening. This makes the seventh. assem-
bly, organized by them during the year.
HIMr. John Phillips, in company with q
MIR. Bsals, has opened q and 10 cent
store In Bath. Mr.. Harry Blake 10 In
bath assisting them In the opening.
A. q. Crockett Of DeLand, Florida. ID
the guest Of II. A. Black, 5savsy street.
Rev. s. N. Adams. pastor of the West
brook Congregational church 10 to preach
Sunday morning ut ~. so O'Clock on The
words of Jesus, "I am the Breed OF
Life" Communion at sp. m; prayer
meeting az Z p. m. subject. "Ths grsa,
missionary meeting In New York; it
signih sance, and items OF news from 1t. "
The Red, White and Blue cluE will
meet with Miss Eunice Goff, Seavey
strest, this afternoon from . to O'Clock.
lQuite extensive repairs are going on at
the Prssumpsoot house, painting and
other needed Improvements in the office,
which gives . very attractive appearance.
The Presumpscot base ball association
held grand May ball last evening In
Cumberland hall 1he bali was well
attended and the proceeds are for the
benefit OF the club, to be used In the pur-
chase Of supplies etc.. for the team.
The services ut Warren church tomor-
row will he as follows. Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. VIM. q. Mann. at 10 90.
topic, added TO the Church." Sunday
school at 10 M; celebration Of the Lord
Supper ut p. m. Junior Endsavor at
4p. m.; intermediate endeavor at 5.45
D. M; service of song, prayer and tssti-
mony at 2 p. m.
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MORE POOL AND BILLIARDS.

Success has BEEN . true friend Of Pro-
prietor Mathis OF the Palace Billiard
hall, corner OF Congress and Pearl
streets. But he has planned well and has
given his patrons the best tables for sat
isfactory pool and billiard playing that
are made. The eight new tables now In
use are not sufficient to accommodate his
rapidly increasing patronage. and he has
just ordered twelve more of the cslsbrat-
cd Goodman. Lsavitt s. Yattsr mako.
The already spacious hall Will be en-
IArged to more than twice Its present
size, and with the twenty tables In com-
mission, M. Mathis will have one Of
the largest and most attractive pool and
billiard rooms In this country.
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GORHAM.

Ttere will be q communion service, re-
ception to members and baptism ct the
Congregational church next sunday.
MIR. Lewis Patrick, the local express
man, has msved his family into the
Strout house on Green street.
MIR. l.. A. GiIpatriok and family are
spending q few days with friends at
Kezar Falls.
INT. II. A. McKenney and wife, who
have been passing the winter in Port
land, have returned to their pleasant
home on Main street.
A large number Of the young people at
tended the May party at Larrabess',
North Soarboro.
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-Graoe symonds visited friends In
Portland this Ss->Ak. end passed an eve
ming at the Jefferson theatre.
Mrs. II. v. Merrill Of Gaps Elizabeth,
was the guest OF her sister. Mrs. 4. ID.
Plummer. this week.
Mr.. l.. q. Holden has been spending .
few days with his family on Green
street.
Mr.. Willis Williams. who has been Ill
at the Crystal Spring. 10 fast recovering.
Mr. l.. b. Covsli. Main street. is max
ing Improvements upon his residence,
Main street.
The grange CONTEST which has been an
Interesting one for the past few weeks.
was decldsd In favor Of Mrs. Frances
Black. Mr.. Chas Chhfiin will be request
ed tn furnish clam supper.
Mr.. Augustus Barker. State street, IL
confined to the house with g severe cold.
Mr.. william Day OF Colorado and Mr.
Harry Z. Day OF Pleasant Hill, DORIAN.
SOLD ten very fine horses wsdr esdsy. TO
Mr.. james ". Trafton Of Cumberland
Mills.
Col. III. Cousens and wife and Misc
Gage spent Wednesday with Hon. Lyman
Cousens and wife, Portland.
Rev. Mr.. Bragg and wife Of Boston
were In Gorham' Tuesday.
Mr.. Moses K. Little. Master OF Har-
mony Lodge, Aasons, visited the grand
lodge, Portland. Wednesday.
DR.. VIM. Merrill and wife visited
friends In Portland Wednesday.
Ex.Mayor James II. BAxtsr was In
0orham, Wednesday.
Mr.. William Kaapton has gone to
Chicago for business.
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BIDS FOR DRILL HALL FOR THE
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
may4d2t

Plans and specifications for the super
structure are now ready for inspection at
the University. Bids will be opened
May %. The right il reserved to reject
any OF all bids. Address.
PRESIDENT A. w. HARRIS.
my4d3t Orono, Me.
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MIKELsKY's HARD LUCK.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l

Bath. May 4.-Hardlluck seems to be
following Isaac Aikelsky Of Bath this
week. Last Sunday morning his cloth
ing store on Front street, ct the foot OF
Elm street, caught firs and was oonsid-
erably damaged, while today he made n
assignment which includes both the
clothing and the variety stores conducted
By him, to Charles A. Palmer. who con-
Quoted the clothing st ore before he pur'
chased It.
It cannot be stated at this time what
the assets and liabilities will be.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washin Iton, May 4.-The following
pension changes resulting from the Issue
Of April 10 are announced;
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Spinach Greens.

bushels fresh Spinach and have marked them
greens
you have the foundation for good wholesome dinner.
Fowl, I3c. Spinach Green's csc peck.
Asparagus. 20c per bunch.
you with a Turkey If you
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McRxAsM

Henry II. Stevens. Monmouth. S14;
Jerome Dolsn, National Soldiers Home.
Tosus, ts; Reuben B. Pierce, Bingham.
ia.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-05

MORT PREBLE. ME-, April 10, 1900, Sealed
proposals. in trlphcate,. for constructing,
plumbing electric wiring and hot water heating
hospita at this post, will be received here until
II NJ, May 10, 1900. Separate proposals for
each class OF work may be submitted. U. 5.
reserves right TO reject or accept any or all
proposals or any part thereof. Information
furnished on application. Enyelopes containing
proposals will be endorsed Proposals for con-
struction, etc, of Hospital" addressed Q. j.
Bailey. mayia4t
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MO AB88-
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
- OF THE
CHAPMAN NATIONAL BANK

at Portland in the State of Maine. ut the close
Of business, April 70, 1900.
RESOURCES.
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ADDITIONAL.

Dustin cAllister. Ssonehann, IS; spse-
ial April 2, James q. Bowden. Ellsworth.
sl2.
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You Wanted
Fowl

didn't We disPppont anybodyhoueht had
enough the demand However, the whole lot here
and you your the kind of poultry sci
low price, today tomorrow.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-03

Our line Of Men Fine Madras Shirts,
pair coils tn match, at SOC, is the best
shirt bargain our customers have had
this season. 1t has made Us many new
Customers. We have enough left for
about three days selling; sizes ID to J6
only; price So
Mems soc Iaundred Negligec Shirts,
collar and cuffs on, 39c.
Mems 75c larndred Nesliece Shirts,
collar and cuffs on, SO.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-03

party on Friday evening at her home
fsoush street. ei,t1rrt-.-
Kinds were enjoyed and delightful re-
treatments served, the decorations be-
ing red roses. Those who were pres
ent on this happy occasion were
KITTY Hardy. Honorica Mitchell
Ida Martin. Elois Waldrop. Ell
len Waldrop, Gwinn Morgan.
Nina Rhodes. Bessie Payne, Pearl
Rettew. Mary Payne. Margaret Pan
nil, Clara Goodwin. Arnold Wake. Lou
Use Taylor. Enan Taylor, Mary Wake.
Elizabeth Wake. Lucy Quinby. kitty
Quinby. Alice Castle. Annie Brown
Leah Starkc. Bessie Kelly, Lucy Thorn
Annie Thorn, Virginia Cooke. Mary Her.
bert, Eliza Palmer. Bessie Cosby, Grace
Stanworth, Leila Hobson and Hilda
Francis.
HOUSE PARTY.
Complimentary to the G. c.. Social
Club, Mir. George Meredith is entertain
ing at delightful house party at Vir
ginia Beach.
MIR. and Mrs. Terry Il. Gordon and
Mrs. Morton Gordon are the chaper-
ones. Others who are enjoying this oc-
casion are Misses Ashburn Tatem. Ma
hone, Hewlett. Whitehead. Gertrude
Gwinn, GENTLE Gwnn Messrs Elliott
Morris. f. Hancock. O. Edgerton. T..
Hodgson. w. Meredith ana w. Walters
THE CHILDREN'S SINGING CLASS.
The home OF Mrs. William T. Brooke
on Boush street, presented very at
tractive scsne on Wedn sday afternoon.
the occasion being the last meeting of
the Children's Singing Class this sea
son.
This org an cation IS a very interesting
one. and its high purpose, that of cult
waiting love for good music among
the children of Norfolk, Is u credit to
the city.
1t will be difficult; to fill the place of
Professor Newton Fitz. its present d-
rector who leaves in a few weeks for
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-03

Boston. but Mrs. William n. Brooke
tire fiiSii:ote;- OF tho cllSs. whose devo-
ton to music is well-known, will use
every effort TO have it continued next
winter under as able director.
The members OF the class are:
Emma White. Katherine Cooke. Nav
Nottingham. Katherine Dickson, Will
liam Dickson. Evelyn Harrison. Bessie
CROWLEY. Hcncl Crawley, Margaret Pom
mill, Emily Taylor, Louise Taylor.
Robert TAFT, George TAFT, Julia John
SON William Rendon, Floyd Hughes
KoDt Penkins, Duval Gwathmey,
lAicreta De Janette, ATable Roberts.
ard, Mary Payne. Eliza Dancy.
Christine Wilcox. Audrey Ferguson.
Wood Freeman, Edward Mack James
Brooke, Mary Brooke, EliZabAth
Brooke. John Brooke, Minnie F'uigham.
Margie Cooper, Pearl Rettew, Anna
kohn.
SOCIAL ITEMS.
One OF the enga gements recently
made public, which has aroused much
interest. is that of Miss Virginia Farra
suit Newton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Newton, to DR.. Neil Auguston
McCurdey. The Ncwtons are one OF the
best-known and most distinguished of
the old Virginia families, and Miss
Newton is one of the most popular
young women in Norfolk. The wedding
will take place the latter part Of this
month. and Will be the largest and most
fashionable Of the June weddings.
Mrs. Lawrence Groner will leave this
month to visit Mrs. Y. D. Groner, at her
cottage AZ Warm Springs.
Mrs. Jenkins is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Pegram. on CRANKY street.
Mrs. H. G. Leigh. of Petersburg, nee
Continued on Page 10.
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$500 and $3.50 Braided Effects,
brown ground with black, yellow and
cerise, reseda with white stripe, white
with lavender and white, SOC.
S1.25 Hemstitchcd, colors are brown,
purple corded, a sake blue. old rose and
black in hcmsti;ched, 59c.
SI.25 corded, yellow ground, hair line
black and white stripes, 59e.
SIPS SAKE Blue Corded, and 24-inch
wide. SIC.
$3.50 Embroidered Surah, in ehoco-
late, 24-inch, sec.
$3.50 Satin Liberty, corded, black
ground. printed in old rose, turquoise and
green, 23-inch, SIC.
SI.00-A lot of remnants and short
lengths, in blue and white, rose and
white stripe; red, black and white,
plaid, and stripes; green and purple
cross stripes, at see.
$3.50 and $J.75 Renaissance, in the
new shades Of Vcrseine or Cyrano, one
of the latest weaves for costumes; new
weave in Pcau dc Sole, both at o9c.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Beautiful Luncheon at the coun.
try Club Yesterday
In Honor of the Countess dc MoItke Hint
fcldt - Miss Newton Complimentcd =
Luncheon on tho "Carinita"- An Eclipsc
Party-Tho Country CIub-Prctly Chill
dren's Party-House Party Social Items

In honor OF her sster-in-la law, the
Countess de Moltke HintfeIdt. who was
formerly Miss Bonaparte, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Webster Edgar gave a beautiful
luncheon yesterday at the Country
Club. 1t was a course luncheon, and
the decorations were pink roses.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Edgar's hos
pbtality. besides the guest of honor.
were: Mrs. John Tilton, Miss Mabel
Vaughan, Miss Virginia Wise, Mr.. Geo.
Balm. Mr.. Lucien Starke Mr.. Harry
Goodridge, and Mr.. II. Goodridge.
IN HONOR OF MISS NEWTON.
Mrs. r. X. Cralle gave a very pretty
card party at her home in Client on
Friday evening. in honor of Mss Vir-
ginia Newton.
Hearts was the game played and the
ladies' prize. book, was Won by the
guest of honor. The gentleman's prize
was won by Mr.. Balm, and the booby
fell to DIR. McCurdey.
In the dining room, where a tempting
supper was served. the table looked
lovely in its decorations of roses.
The guests were Miss Newton, Mr..
and Mrs. Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan.
Miss Gussie Newton, Miss Eloise Cham
beilaine, DR.. McCurdey. Mr.. Colling-
wood Burrow, and Mr.. George Balm.
LUNCHEON ON THE "CARMITA."
In compliment TO Mrs. VIM and her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Vim. Mr..
Lee Forest gave a luncheon on Wedncs-
day last on board his beautiful yacht
"Carnita." Mr.. Wilson Ayre. OF phila-
delphta, was among the guests.
The "Carmita" was formerly owned
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sI.00 and SIPS Pencil stripes, in Black
and White, at 69c.
Sj.S5 and $500 Persian and Persian
stripes, purple with woven figured
stripes Of corn, black, white and cardinal:
black with purple and green heavy
figures; a print in green, yellow and
purple, for 69c.
81 so Plaid. grand silk for skirts, in
purple ombre. with black and white
over plaid, 69c.
SI.00 Corded affeta-Onc piece each
OF black and white; and one piece each
reseda and white plisse, all al 75c.
Sj.25 and Sl.75 Black Silks-Plissc,
mourning; corded, hemstitched, with
small dot; corded and corded plisse, at
98c.
FOULARDS-we have included in
this sale our entire line of Use and 65c
Eoulards, a range of colors, greens,
blues, brown, gray, old rose, rcseda.
black and white, These you get at 6qc.
35e Satin. few short lengths in rcd,
green and cesise. for I5c.
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by the Vanderbilts. and is one of the
finest sailing yachts.
AN ECLIPSE PARTY.

y private car party came over from
Roanoke on Monday last to witness the
eclipse. In the party were Mrs. George
Johnson, daughtern-law of the general
manager OF the Norfolk and Western
railway; Mrs. o. Leary, Mrs. Merrell
and Mr.. Merrell, assistant superntend-
ent OF the Norfolk and Western. They
registered at the Monticello Monday
and had Il delightful visit with Mrs.
Gordon Mcintosh. returning home We'd
nesday evening by special car. ,
WIILARD-RYALS.
The marriage of Miss Edna Ryals and
Mr.. James A. Willard will take place
on the evening of June 5th at the home
of the bride. on Duke street. The at
tendants will be Miss katherine Bent
ly, of Pulaski, Va, and Miss Annie
Blount de Rcssett, a cousin of the
groom of Wilmington. N. C.
Mr.. IL. G.. Willard. a brother OF the
groom, will be the best man.
Among the out-of-town guests who
will attend the wedding are Mrs. NJ. &.
Willard, of Baltimore, mother of the
groom. and Mrs. G. Z. Williamson, OF
Graham. n. C.
THE COUNTRY CLUB.
The reception at the Country Club
yesterday afternoon was of Il delight
fully informal character. The members
We're scattered here and there over the
lovely grounds. and bowling and golf
were enjoyed by many. Some of those
VINO We're present were the Countess de
Moitke Hinfeldt. Mrs. Senator Echols,
Miss Atkinson, of Staunton; Mr. and
Mrs. John Graham. Nj. and Mrs. Floyd
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Thom w. Hem
derson. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hughes,
Captain and Mrs. Niles, Paymaster and
Mrs. Eldridge, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Byrd
rage, OF Denver; Mrs. Holt Page Mrs.
Allen NJ. Cook, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss
Elizabeth Lauder. Miss Louie Heath,
Miss LizZie Freeman, Miss Fannie
Leigh, Miss Bessie Chamberlain. Miss
Josephine Cook. Misc Nellie Little. Miss
Alice Bland, Miss Ethel Reynolds, Miss
May Nichols, Miss Bessie Allyn Miss
Emily Allyn. Miss Mabel Allyn: Misses
Tyler. Mr.. George Balm. Mr.. Agelasto.
Mr.. saunders Taylor, Mr.. Terrence and
Mr. Jones. OF California.
A PRETTY CHILDREN'S PARTY.
Little Miss Eliza Battle Dancy was
the hostess a very pretty chlldren's
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-03

$3.50 Navy Mervelieux, with narrow
white stripes 4 inches apart, suitable
for waist or costume, 69c.
$3.50 and $J.o5 Satin Foulards, five
styles in all. One of the most desirable
weaves of the season. Two shades of
Pastel Blue with white dots, having
over work in black net effect. A Pastel
Green, two widths of Persian stripes in
purple, cerise, yellow and black. A
crimson with stippled black and white
a inch spots. New Bresil with white
set figure and spots, overworA of green,
black and red, for 59c.
s>.oO and sJ.75 Fancy Plaids in red,
green, purple and white, bresil and
white handsome broken plaid in green,
white and black, now 59c.
$j.75 Persian, developed in green.
white, wedgewood and cerisc, hand
some trimming or waist, Soc.
$500 Brocades, navy and red. two
tones of gray, ard lilac and gray, SIC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-03

5 pieces Sheer Oreandte, worth J5c,
at l0c; 10 pieces Sc quality Organd'c,
Izi-c; y pieces 25c quality Organdic,
rare value, 20 inches wide, lSc.
pieces fine Persian Lawn. I3I:c.
Dotted Swisses, small worked dots,
very desirable. only 25c.
A heavy welt P. K, soft finish, just
the thing Tor skirts, 25c value &c.
Handsome Novelty p. KS, figures.
stripes and bayadere effects, j21!c, I5e,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-03
RIBBONS 81 inch wide,

bon, in light Blue, Pink, Purple, Yellow,
Red, White, Black and Ccrise, regular
2oe Ribbon, our special JSc yard.
4 Z inches wide, all pure Silk Taffeta
Ribbon, in Heliotrepe, Black, Red, Ce-
rise, Yellow, Light Blue, Pink, Purple.
White aad Green; a irregular 30c Ribbon;
our special 23c yard.
81 inches wide all Silk Corded Taf.
teta Ribbon, a splendid thing for sashes,
in light and Turquoise Blue, Army
Blue, Red, Cerise, Thistle, Light and
Dark Green, Pink, Lavender and Purple.
This item is richly worth 39c: our
special 25c yard.
4 inches wide all Silk Lace Striped
Iaffcta Ribbon, in White, Cream, yell
low, Black, Blue. Lavender. Cerise and
Fink. i very special Ribbon for 25c.
81: inches wide fancy T affeia Ribbon,
in all the new shades. special neck and
belt Ribbon. 25c yard.
3 Z inches wide all Silk Lace Striped
alicia Ribbon, in Light Blue, Pink,
Gray. White and Cerise, 25e.
Special = a narrow all Silk Satin
Black Ribbon at Zoe apiece for No. TX
and 25l for No. ,.
We have 4 full line of wash ribbons
in all widths and all popular shades.
3 I inches wide all silk Black Corded
Iatsita Ribbon; this Ribbon would be
bargain at 25c; our special price I5c
yard as long as it lasts.
s.: inches wide all Silk double faced
eord-edee Satin Ribbon in Nile, Oela,
and APPLE Green, 25c yard.
81 inches wide all Silk double faced
eord-edgc Satin Ribbon our regular ass
line in Light Blue, Lavender, Nile, Osla
and Dark Green, Army and Navy Blue,
Scarlet and Cardinal; our special price
BE yard.
5 inches wide all silk double faced
oord.edsc Satin Ribbon, our regular 49c
and Use goods. in Light Blue, Lavender,
Oela, Nile and Apple Green, CARDINAL,
Scarlet, Navy and Army Blue, and
Brown; our special price sec yard.
? inches wide all Silk Plaid Taffeta
Ribbon, regular 25c quality, in Black,
Pink, Light and Turquois Blue, Navy;
Ccrise, Cardinal, Green and Lavender;
Our special price 17c yard.
inches wide all Silk Lace Striped
I alicia Ribbon, in Pink and White,
Corn and White, Cerise and White, Tur-
quoise Blue and White, and Solid White
at 3715c yard.
5inches wide all Silk Fancy Striped
Satin Taffeta Ribbon, in Red and White,
Light Blue and White, Royal Blue and
White. Navy and White, Lavender and
White, Turquoise Blue and White, and
Gray and White, at 49c yard.
We have Beautiful assortment of
Black and White Plaid and Strired all
Silk Taffeta Ribbon at 3713c and 45c
yard.
5 inches wide, the handsomest Silk
Lace Striped Dresden Embroidered Rib
bon, Light Blue, White, Rose and Gar
net; lavender, Green, White, Rose and
Garnet; Pink, White, Green, Rose and
Garnet 75c yard.
BELTS The new Monogram
Leather Belts, in Patent
leather; Black Seal, Suede and Pig, SOC.
The White Kid and Calf Skin Pulley
Belts. soc. '
Our SIPS double faced, coIored Satin
Pulley Belts. now ace each.
Our 98e Black double faced Satin Pol
ley Belts, now 75o each.
S5c and sec Dog Collar leather Belts.
now soc.
Beaded Jet Belts 25c, sec, SOC and CSC.
~ -.-,,,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-03

Srceiai-Only four Suits in this lot they
sold at $500, bat in order that they
Will only last the day. we are going to
price them within the reach OF all first
some, first served; sizes are So Jackets
silk lined, Skirts perca- f9sA IN
line lined. A bargain &s1S Ux
at $1,000; Monday WkUsUU
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-03
SENSATIONAL SALE OF Silks

Positively the greatest silk sale of the year, either here
or eswhere There is doubt that this sale will cause
more talk among knowing shoppers than any silk sale
Norfolk has ever known. 1t is enough when we tell
you that these Black and Coored Silks sold from rs
to early in the season and that Our price Monday
will be $40, o9c and 98c. We advise to be on hand
early anticipate the largest crowd ever seen at Our
silk department. On sale at 9 A. NJ
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-03

BATHING Mems and
SUITS Boys 2-piece
Blue Jersey
Suits, 75c.
Boys 2,picee Blue Jersey Suits, VITA
white or red stripe, 75c.
Mems 2-piccc Blue Jersey Suits, with
white or red stripe, see.
Mems and Boys 2-piccc Jersey Suits,
white or red stripe, extra heavy, 81.
Mems extra weight 2-piscc Jersey
Suits, wide red stripe, $3.50.
We carry full line All-wool Suits
from s. Up to S3.25, plains or faneies
MEMS We can sup-
WANTS ply your wants
in Mems Under
wear this week at the fol-
lowing special prices:
29e Balbrigsan Shirts and Drawers,
25c.
39e Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
29c.
soc Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
IS for $1,000.
75c Balbriggan French Shirts and
Drawers, Soc.
sI.OO White Isle, S9e.
$3.50 American Silk, colored, s. Is.
75c White Isle, long or short sleeves
Shirts, SOC.
$l.OO Gauze Wool, Gray, 75c.
sJ.OO Wool Mixed. White, 75e.
75c Wool Mixed, Gray. soc.
69c Elastic Seam Drawers, double
scat, soc.
Pepperell Jean Drawers. imported cuff
bottom, SOC.