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New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
At DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn. Aug Il (SpeciaD- -
This delightful old resort IN the Kttatfnny Noun
tains has fascination about IT that from year 20
year attracts newcomers and holds old ones At
this time the patronage Is made up largely OF young
people. and great many OF them The
division OF the sexes IS agreeably even at Water
Gap. which IS very good reason why the resort
is popular. A straw ride by daylight a novel
feature OF Tuesday II was chaperoned BY Mrs.
". De Long. OF Philadelphia. and occupied three
wagons. c. Wells and Il. G. Tompiins, Of New
York OF the party and added to the enjoy
uent Of the ride by selections on uandolins.
Mr. and Mrs. John P Gatchell OF Newark. y. J.,
who have a cottage here. gave an afternoon dance
to thirty friends and had as favOrs red and white
for the women and blue and white ribbons
for the The Misses Terbery and John A Hen
derson. Of New-York. were among those present
W T. Lascell. OF Brooklyn, Is seen riding about
here a great deal IN his automobile. On Wednes-
day he took a party OF friends on trip TO Ding
mans Ferry.
At the Water Gap House. the Kittatinny and the
0lenwoOd. the usual round OF pleasure prevails
which consists OF dancing. card parties and games
The game OF golf goes along rnerrily on the links
OF the CaIdeno Club. Sunset Hill. and is beconl-
ing popular all the time Bass fishing in the
Delaware continues attract the sun hrcnzed
disciples of Izaak Walton. and the BrOdhead baths
are voted the finest institution on the river.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
ONE OPERATOR DECLINED.
From The Telegraph Age.

From The Telegraph Age.
John B. Van Every. vice-president and auditor OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company, has a
favOrte story OF early history OF the company
a Rochester clothing manufacturer received a con-
tract for making uniforms for the telegraph opera
tors along the line Of the New-York Central Rail
road. In order TO measure the operators for the
uniforms he sent kilograms along the line asking
them TO meet him the station platforms He
this telegram the operator At Clyde, y. Y:
Meet arrival OF the 2:l5 p m train; wear
nothing but shirt and trousers"
At the appointed time he reached the Clyde sta
tion and inquired for the operator. He saw a
young woman looking wstfully about her. She
said in answer 10 his inquiry:
Il the telegraph operator, and am here IN re-
sponse your summons. but declined 70 comply
with your instructions TO apparel
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
ZENITH OF THE SUMNER SEASON
REACHED-LARGEsT CROWDS IN THE
HISTORY OF THE RESoRT-VIS-
TTORS FROM NEW-YORK.

Atlantic City. y. J.. Aug II CSpeciaD.-The zenith
~ the summer season here should be, according
20 all precedent reached tomorrow, the third Sun
DAY in August having been for many years looked
,,pon as the day which brings with II the largest
crowd OF visitors OF the entire summer: and II GER
tainly looks al the present time though these
expectations viii be fully realized The visiting
throng has been increasing in numbers all the
week; several thousand additional guests arrived
al the hotels to-day and when the trains bring in
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

y, D. Gordon. J. Regensten Mrs. J. Regenstein
MISS Regenstein. D Kaufman. E. Hitler S. N
" olIsheimer NJ. p. Riese, F. Isman and Miss K
I. Overnan.
- Hacdon Halle. p. Fayneman, P. S Hill. Frank
Srott r {. Graham Mrs. c. H wilkins Miss L.
W Whkins. H; Wilkins. Miss Gomore. Miss s.
9urst Mr and Mrs. c Kaufman. Miss Russ
MISS Nj Russ and Mrs. T. Maloney
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The "kemO" Corset.
Special Sale and Demon.
StratiOn.

IL vas only . few years ago when the
Memo corset vas practically unknown -
nov ever one speaks OF ~, and the max
sfs aTe pushed 90 the utmOst 90 fll
orders. A corset that has had . phe.
nOmeasl success. perhaps unequalled 10
the history ~ corset making
The Memo hip spring corset 10 not
only one OF the most elective straight
front models bot . figure builder. IL
builds oui OF feduees th. hlps ~ needed
Ihis rofssi zones wlth the hilitsV
Belt ~susshmsnt, which comptls tGs
sesfsf 60 salk correctly ana 10 msintsin
the military pots nos % much IN vogue.
fhp alec have the Drits DO the
isiSsi inyrnuoh shich Stss the ssist
liGs the ions DO eiifrl ana thuf ssnsf
fssiraSf nofSt suiomsucsllb sith sven
moiiSn u ihs isg
Toe Meme salt ksdutinE tonarit - 70
sfil kassn, asst mash ~ gfstutg 80
sAnird eve Fht.ifoni FiisDi 10 siosi 10
afStS IT, 10 Job ssfisi ihsi 1ssinssli
ndutfl
Its ITO bpnss .fb Aiisp Boz 81
Jhs ~ Afnaf 500 bsis 30 as'iss.
~ 40
fhs hig sPnsg .thgsi % s''ssh.
msnl
fhf hsf hsdslHg A. go 90
a tpfsia. -afHsHFifsisI Ih sushasit
a. stpsin fhf atfffHi fsInH ~ ihf
hsass ssisss eos a. itsa Ices - shsip
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Lineus Thst Good House.
keepers Like.

Quality Is not the only thing that
makes table linen attractive. Because Q
linen is pure white, some may think the
pattern makes but little difference as
long as the quality Is good, but one OF the
very reasons why our linens are sought
for most is because OF the tasteful Sc
lection OF patterns. Here are some that
will make Thanksgiving preparations
easy:
AT ace, COSTS Acc. TO IMPORT
This an ail.linen and extra heavy Irish
damask, 6S inches vide and full
eleaehed: six good patterns 10 select
from.
At soc. FOR Use. silvsr.blesebed, all
linen German damssk; very heavy, So
inches vide.
At 75e. FOR soc. full.bleaehee, all
linen Irish dsmask, ~ inches vide.
At Sl.4e FOX SI.7S sll-linen Irish
elesehed napkins, heavy weight, 20
inches
At $3.50 FOR $500 very heavy and
Tine all.lin-n Irish bleached napkins,
~ inches; comes In spot patterns only.
At S32S FOX $500 superior quality
tlllinen Belgium napkins, satin finish,
soluble dsmssk, rs inches.
AT 2sc. Spoke hemstiehsd tray cloths.
sll'linsn ana heavy weight. sire 1927,
masterpieces.
Al s37S FOR S4.7s sll-linsn, 2ilN2Y,
heavy Scotch blcached table cloth.
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Newest FIanneIs.
ASTONISHING Prices.

AT &c. FOR iOc. OUTING FLANNEL
"A quality that sells regularly at iOc.;
good collection Of colors, mostly light
grounds, with pink, blue and red
stripes; some have small checks, others
broken plaids-it's good and heavy;
will wash and wear we'll az SC.
AT Isc. FOR SHETLAND FLANNEL.
Looks like an Atwood 75c. flannel
a splendid imitation-it's all cotton,
though, stripes and ~colorings that can't
be distinguished from fine French flan-
nels; styles suitable for n~egligees, hi
monas, bath robes, dressing sscques,
etc., al iSc. Per yard.
AT 2Sc. TO 35e. for a lot OF Scotch
f%lannels, vool-a beautiful line OF
stripes In pink. blue. green, hello,
gray, tan and ox. blood.
AT 3sc. FOR soc. FRENCH FLAN-
NELS.-AIl wool and very fine French
f%lannels, solid c%olors:| the shades are Of
the Kind most wanted. and will maze up
into handsome waists.
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Articles at Notable
Prices.

Rot Nfhf 4 ~ ID
Another lot Of imported tooth brushes,
4 rows, assorted shapes ans cuts. 81 Sc.
regular zoe Zoe, regular SC.
Complexion brushes, pure goat hair,
polished wood backs, lsc regular 2Sc.
Nail scrubs and brushes. pol shed vooa
backs, a. Isc. and 49,, regular zoe. 10
39c.
Hair brushes, eli pure hnstlss, polished
soOd baeks, a. lse. and use, fsgalaf
2Sc and sss.
kubbef water bottles, 2.guau IIs,
even one ssuantcd, tse fegllaf go
fountain synuget, ? guam sac, hsft
rubhtf pIpe,, vsnsnted, spe, fsgalsf
Sse
Cha pm bols,, ists,t ds,,gns. ~
lA1. So ant 80
ihlus bar fCtetffns beautifully $50
ofaird rs 40, sud 80,
hofsaIt ifrn,h nslslS toIlct tssp.
lsfss sstst boz boa, TO- psf tsa, fssslsf
h.usmiIi toilet .osf bs, ois ss1s'.
10
tfsaersat t.,lyi ,ssr 90, ~ = sssss.
iOs
Violet tsss4sl sssf isiss ease -
ssrh
hasstss issn IssaHL un bst, g.
tsmptHf ttf NsFi aas ~
lu thamfss tissH ~ sft ios
NfI isff. 90 tstlsE ~
AmntnIs Hi tsitff h
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Photograph Frames
Fans, Too.

Miniature frames, oval, round and
square. gold plated, in plain and fancy
rims, sti5c., Ice. and Csc.
Card de visite sizes, In oval and square,
plain and fancy rims, gold plated, Use.
and Acc.
Imported frames, In card and carbon.
cite sizes, fancy rims, best gold plates,
Csc. and 4ec.
C~srbonette ovals. in F~lorentine designs,
gold plated, ace. and ACC.
Csrbonette ovals and squares. fine
filagree and fancy rims, lec.. Csc. and
acc.
White fans, lace and plain edges, paint.
inEs and spangles, a. 49e., regular ose.
Black silk spansle fans, Acc, regular
6Qc.
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Renaissance Lace Pieces at
Less Than Import Prices.

AsT5s1 F.lur Nrs huildins
Al these pieces arc made 81 the genu'
Inc linen braid sith hns lineh esnifes.
2Oh2O centre pieces, round OF square.
81 es instead OF $3.50 eagh.
24h24 Ccnife pieces, found o. square,
s25e instead u - %
AOhAO ctnife piSecs. found OF square,
-. 80 instead Of tlO.tu,
soAso Crntfs piece f0und " saasfs,
90 ~ instead ~ Sli so
shast tgs C.otht, founs 90 eahsff,
81 90 lntissd ~ ,is ~
bsahs tfs Globe found ~ sausfr,
Bb iHtissd 81 80 80
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must sitrac, all OF Brooklyn this way.
AT Csc. INSTEAD OF Sl.5e-wool
flannel waists in cardinal, navy, blacs,
green and pink, tucked front and full
front, detachable collar.
At SI.3e INSTEAD OF Sl.9s-Fine
tvilled flannel waists in assorted c%olors,
made with space tueking back and
front, metal buttons.
AT Sl.es REAL WORTH SS.9S I'm.
ported French flannel waists. made OF
regular 75c. flannel, IN assorted colors.
solid ground with ianey figure in black
sne white; IN this LOT some yoke effects,
lover part Of waist embroidefed.
AT 81. % INSTEAD OF s3.pb AND
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Dress Trimmings and Buttons

AT Toe. A CARD or 2 DOZEN IN.
STEAD or Zoe. A DOZEN-white
pearl buttons. small siIes.
AT use. PER YARD INSTEAD OF soc.
Persian ~galloons in several eombins'
tonS.
AT zoe. PER YARD INSTEAD OF
$3.50 TO $3.50 Fancy psssemenie'
ries. iet and spsngle psssemenieries.
Persian bands. a. inches vide; some
embroidered on Silk.
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a iafEf ~lmpsuaueu ~ hfmtnifhft
lnsnf. Nnrli sns dsaHif h~Smsnlgt.
~sssfsntsss psfs hsss oil tasmPft 90
ssf ssn ssp fusmt $50 49, 900 snE
40 sssigas ssp ~ in tifsf ifsm ~ q
iHti saasfst us lsiHt ffsm iasfi a.
zoe al. t.sns iisa 40 a. 2 Z iashss s
lfHsi
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New Je~elp. Some at q
Prices,

Al ese. kECULAR 7bC Ian chains
made ~ email opsl beaes 18th large
frsr beads ~ Intervals.
At s,t Mail chaint, gun install fnish,
sab bsf sliaChed ~ sutpena mutt.
Al fs,, ktgUlA AZ fse -Iufguoiss
bodice ufooehs' highly polished stone.
la.a pisirt ssuinss, bright snt rose
if tb
Al 4ls ~khins1ions hfooshs,. efssesni
ss isfts shos assiIns, Esoa gusiiiy
uuIr
a. Iv, kiGulAk ~. Pesfl
Haatuft hans si mssn dsfign
. lf hteulAk its Colo plsisd
~ 90. pssf shsps, fets haisi
Hanifi sth sEf pssn
81 Itt Flsll AZ ftf Mad susm
sstI ,hsif siHf go, lishi blsg
o 90 Zee iaftsi initt isbisi sih
saI
o. htsulAh gts .sia gl.iss
tfu beer sat fssns shsgf 80 go
.fi.nf sHa f.fassisF
o Go Bee hftu tfli $50 gH1nf
sH taas stsgf nstl NJ
tnIti
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S4.eS-French flannel waists in . vari-
ety OF models, plain e%olors, and some
very deliberately embroidered Others
hemstiiched and tucked back and front.
AT 7sc., REGULAR SI25 - Black
mercerizsd saieen waists, tucked back
and front.
AT S2es INSTEAD OF $3.50 Fine
taffeta silk waist in black, light blue,
pink, navy, gray. Old rose snt gfesn,
iu.ked and hemsutchet, pointed effect.
sleeve and stock collar crochet
buckle, at SOS.
AT s. 90 INSTEAD or $500 AND
SS.5O-25O t%aifetaS and peau d. sole
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AT 44c. AND 53c.-for extra quality,
extra super ingram carpets OF tine best
makes-that usually are sold at 6oc.
and 75c. q yard.
AT Acc. AND Sic. YARD-for choice
all wool face, extra quality tapestry
Brussels, that we have been selling at
75c. to 9Oc. yard.
AT eec. YARD-for extra quality, five
frame body Brussels, from the famous
Bigelow-Loweil Mills, that we have
been selling at Sl.3S and $l.50 yard.
At 7ec. YARD-for the best all wool
Wilton velvet carpets that we have
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Silk Umbrellas at $3.50.
Handles Alone Worth SI.OO to $1,000.

There are twelve hundred OF them-750 26inch ones for
vomen and $50 28.inch ones for men. Covered with pure
sirk-black and colors, cases to match-made by the largest
maker In the world. Harvey rods, paragon frames. The as.
sortment Of handles Is wonderiul-gun metal inlaid with
silver, ieweled silver and gold, cloisene, tortoise she'll,
trimmed pearl. All are rich, tasteful and rare. Why not
anticipate q Xmas present or two? The saving is certainly
an inducement.
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Achievements of P%rearranged Magnitude,

the tastes and meet the greatest wants Of the greatest number OF Brook
lyn's people7
You know why, because it Is your appreciation Of the answer that has
made the accomplishments possible. Tomorrow this answer comes win
enlarged discoveries that will enrich the purchaser. Discoveries in price,
In goods, in service, In satisfaction, In taste, in economies which are OF
practical interest TO every member OF every family IN brookiyh' a
Loeser Monday, which is reason enough for everybody.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10

waists; black and c%olors, variety OF
models, some tucked and yoGe effect,
others open back and hemstitchsd
front, one splend d black taffsis waist,
side effect. rith band OF black and
white silk and black ana white stock
collar; all S3,ss.
Al si.es REAL WORTH $500 A
choice lot OF silk waists. made OF fancy
.tafietas, buuOnej on the SIDE with straps
Of velvet and 4 pearl blekles, stock col.
lar, lace trimmed.
CORDUROY waists. assorted colofs. SI.es
10 close, we're 81 Ds ana sos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10

bread and only one Of the six make bread that's fiji to eat7
Why Is II that American locomotives are suppanting In Europe the
best product OF the home builders?
Why Is II that q weaver of fine linens will produce something chaste,
artistic and beautiful, and another, with the same materials and machinery,
produce something ugly?
Why are the merchandising resources OF this store such as to touch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10
Leather USefuls.
Prices Nearly Half.

AT I5c., USUALLY 25c.-Real good
ehsmois and alligator purses.
AT ace, USUALLY csc. Black patent
leather chstelaine bags -nickel and gilt
frames.
At 4sc., USUALLY 75e.-Musie rolls
made OF alligator and seal grain feathers.
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Carpets for Everybody.
The Event of the Season.

This is our annual sale Of patterns, n OF to be made smother season-Ths best
in IN countrya lvayso Her us at decided bargains the patterns they have on
M Which they do not intend making for thu spring trade We pick the desr-
ME mes. as We have done fort hiss ale, and added number OF our W patterns
which will otb e made again. 1t gives this year n Of the largest and best assorted
iotso OF carpes we have evr Offered. Carpet prices are o. the upward movement
which makesth this sale all the more timely. u pest carpets mace AT 70
IT, .Mn uu will hne To nAy for then lNer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10

SOC. for SIPS to $3.50 English Novelties.
English novelties In q great assortment OF small, large and
medium figures. Mohar as lustrous as silk.
75c. for $I.50 Imported Black Novelties.
A dozen beautiful designs to choose from. Figures made
from the finest silk. Suitable for separate skirts or full cos.
tunes. SIS values for 7Sc: per yard.
STAG for $3.50 Imported Black Crepons.
There are about 1000 yards OF these beautiful silk and
wool crepons in five very choice designs. They are the most
silky, lustrous quality imported, ~ inches wide, SLAB yard.
soc. for SI.IO Black Canvas CheviOt.
i,lSO Yards black canvas cheviot, strictly all wool, closely
woven, heavy, firm quality, belongs TO the Hop.sacSing family,
as inches wide. never sold for less than $l.l0. Here to-
morrow for SOC.
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Mems Sack Suits at $500.
r... Are Peculiar Sos M Kinds

THCy INTO NC8u'u' Vs0'00 """0S'
Enough to please 80 men and make as many mo re envious.
The sizes are not larger than 40, chest measure. Not all sizes
n some OF the styles, but all sizes In the collection, and proba-
NV in the one you like best. All good styles-finest wors,ed
.b.yio,s. fashionable shadings-a small lot but worth your
Coming Tor n you care to save ten dollars on q suit. Larger or
.m,isf men can be fitted In fifteen different styles Of fancy
suits or blue and black At this same price, $500, and they
re- worth $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10
Sale of Domestic Rugs.

A lot u IFS 9xI2 Domestic rugs, including Wilton, Axminster ant Brusseb.
Best Royal wilton, exl2, s27.3s, regular $500
Best Body Brussels, exl2, Sle7S, " S24.S0
smith Axminser, 9xi2, S2065, " $2375
In addition &c above we Offer q splendid assortment Of smaller rugs at CORE
spondngy low prices. -,,.. ~. y .....
PARQUET FLOORING is on OF our specialnes. we lave over U patterns
fol You to choose from.
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Distinguished Oriental Rugs.
Sale Now At IFS Hej0ht.

This exhibition and sale OF rich and rare Oriental rugs, In progress ow fortwo
veeks,h has beent the most successful in the history Of our rug business. Notably o n
account Of the extento Of he collection and notably N account Of precious specimens
shown. The sale is o. st its height and vel. wortht The attention Of any rug lover
who has been belated in coming to it, Rugs ron $500 o SIOo up to those that
run intot housands-worh Just looking at
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been selling for Si.l0 yard.
AT 79c. YARD-for choice Administer
carpets from the famous Alexander
Smith Mills, usually sold for $l.o0 to
Sl.2S yard.
AT csc. AND Sl.29 YARD-for som Of
the handsomest patterns OF Administer
we have had from the Bigelow-Lowell
and Hartford Mills, usually sold Tor
SI.5O and SITS yard.
AT $i.69 AND $i.eS YARD-for the
finest Royal Wiltons made. Choice
colorings and handsome designs that
usually sell for $3.50 and $500 yard.
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friedrich 3pestr &gc.
asropkluu Advertisements.
Two Miles of New Ribbons.
At &c.,, Regular Price Csc.

Sly cents 4 yard on two miles Of ribbons means something worth vhne-and this
q oute new neck ribbon, too, g.. inches wide, ALI silk taftet, with satin hair line
Of SELF color running through q body o. solid color, the design 10 extremely pretty
md the newest thing put These " Items will also interest the lover Of pretty
ribbons
want and the prices you like:
~ INCHES wide lss, regular lss
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AT &c. TO i2Xe., VALUES Sc. TO
29c.-Imitation torchons, edges and In.
sertions.
At iOc., VALUES iSc. TO 29c.~.Silk
Chantilly laces In cream.
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Furniture at Sweeping Reduction
For the Dining Room and parIor.

IN or course, the nearer we come to ThansGving the more II thoughts dwell on
home eomtots-h is the season to have the dining room at Its BEST We've q lot Of
sdebosrds, china closets and extension tables hat are going to take u o more room
nOund holiday time than we can :paremand to move them quickly and at the sam
price Of the makers. The assortment is too large to give in detail, but we have what
you will like in both style and price:
!" Sideboards at 5 rs to $1,000. Chns closets 1t 1000 TO 81 500.
Also the most handsome collection Of ~ ttooughly fashionab and modern
uphoisered library and pnIor furniture ever offered II means tb on can bv
anything in ~ unsurpassed stock Of these goods st q grea, reduciion-as one
instance:
A $4,000 parIor Suit at $47.5O.
This fine s.piece suit-"The Eldrsdsc'.is Of beautiful mahogany finish plain,
hh deGgn-every piece extra large-hnished and polished like a piano, usteuly
covered with velour or tapestry. plain seais.t ufted back really the creates. value In
We feel sure that any one in need Of something good ata medium price will be mor.
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Writing Paper.
I2C. for I9c. Kind.

Here are q thousand boxes OF excellent
kid finished writing p~aper-each box con-
tains "a sheets and envelopes to match;
colors are violet, blue and cream, Glad.
stone size; boxes are neatly decorated,
~tractive and useful gifts; l2c. a box in.
stead OF &C.; cheap az 2Sc.
DIARIES for 1902 are now ready.
Black PerCsIine at 2Hc
Always Sold at zoe.
A very superior quality OF fast black
percaline; IL has a full beetled MORE lin.
ish, closely and finely ~voven-snd wears
like iron Is inches wide; a Irregular 2oa
lining, for Monday, i2Hc.
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White Irish Point curtains
Sass pair, reduced from Sc. 90 and
$500,
$3.50 pair, reduced from $500 and
$1,000.
A few two and three.pair lots OF real
Tsmbour and Brussels curtains TO close
out at about half price.
Special values In American Arabe cur
tains-$4.5O, $500, $500, S6.75,
$3.50, So. so to $i2.50.
New styles OF Nottingham lace cur.
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tains, novelty patterns, best values we
have Offered, eSc., S1.45, SI.s5 and
$2.4S pair.
Real renaissance and Marie Antoinete
lace curtains at S5.S5, $3.50, $500,
Sl2.50 and Sl7.S0 pair.
Tapestry couch covers in scores OF
designs from q good fringed Bagdad
style at SITS to fine imported reproduce
tons OF choice rugs st $40. so each.
Portieres OF all kinds-tapestry, mer.
cerlzed, silk derby, velour, etc., etc.
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At lae. TO ESQ.,, VALUES S1.4e TO
"ss.OO-Reai applique laees; different
widths, from 4 to is In. wide.
At Sc. TO CSC, VALUES Isc. TO
s2'4e-Escurial lsces in black; dill.
itrent styles OF galloons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10
Pedestrian Skirts.
AT $2.25, $a98, SA.98, Instead Of $3.50,
5000, $500.

A lot OF 400 Pedestrian Skirts, materials include melton.
Oxford, irieze and reversible %clcths-all well tailored, with in
vertsd piest in back, with consecutive rows Of stitching around
lower part.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10

VsSIUNe' II TT Ut WS US PuTVHaSeE oSs UT saS VWVT
sac. for 79c. Black Zibeline.
S0.inch al.wool Jet black Zibeline, with bright lustrous
surface, heretofore considered good value At Toe.
SOC. for SIPS Black ZlbeIine.
47.ineh Jet black Zibeline, with surface Of long glossy wool;
this Is Q very superior quality mot TO be had any where else);
never sold for less than Si.2s yard; here, tomorrow, soc.
French BrOadclOthS & Novelties
STAG for SIPS to $500 French BroadcIoths.
S2-inch French broadcloth; smooth, lustrous, satin surface
(which IL retains after sponging); oil the wanted shades, such as
navy, royal, tan, gray, garnet, myrtle, Havana, prune, seal
brown and black; colors are actually worth 81. so TO $500,
blacks actually worth ST. IS 10 $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10
Black and CO|Ored Dress Goods.
More Zibe|ines at Lowest Prices Known.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-10

Extraordinary Sale of Women's Jackets.
$6.98, $751; IS and ST .25fOr Reals nc. OOtO$35. OKinds.
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% %a%s, etc N Ts r%s n I b% %ooISdSn d@ %N 1M n9% vary from w% Th"M at s& STs% s%ssw cal
$1,000 $500 IHmm