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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-11
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Standard Gas and Electric
Company will be held in the office of
the company on June 18th, 1901, at II
o'clock. H. w. JACKSON,
June s. 1901 Secretary,
10 days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

Al 81, VALUE sb-AN lurn
bleached lush napsins. tine quality
yarn, slte sOh2u.
Al Sos, VAlUT $500 All linen
hiesehei lrsh napAins, hes'y gusuiy,
sac s.A22
Al s2ss, VALUE 81 50 Al nner
blrs,hSi scotch nsptlus, rAtIs 'gg ani
hSssb sSight, slfr 2UAso. Toe usIA|n
10 ihs tesi slus t,sf 0itefci.
Al li.s. VALUE s. % ~ nnsa
birsehss lush nsrAins, bss'l g4suN,
tus Ait2A
Al tass, NAiui o. so ~ .usu
tlSsshst h,ot,h nsrttHt, ssN tus
sasitn ~ lsfn, tIfs 2nhso
Al zoe. VAIN % su Al unsH
tits,hsa lnth asItiHf sstfs issb
sastpl sfs ita2s
Al BH AAitt "a Al uUfn
tlsssbse insb sWsst utis,ioius.
thff fti4
Al tlIE AAlut " Al nrsn
tissttsl lnth asmsti %erisliYibt
tff itA
A. tss hAiut ~ a. nasa
tissthss list asmsst u~tis,isfAt
tIff fHt
A. ttp hAllt tlt hH HHsu
tlsstits t.sitt asHsfi stt.la lt
ftiIa ItHHH 80 aha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

equalled-the fact Of former successes gives us a pur-
chasing power with the makers that assures you bene-
fits that have never been equaled.
To stock your wardrobe now for future needs is a
wise economy that hardly requires emphasizing.
Everyone acquainted with the cotton market knows
that the cost of cambrics, nainsooks and muslinS has
advanced and that the effect of that advance will be felt
more later than at present.
Buving of Loeser now really means buying Is per
cent. to so per cent. less than you can possibly buy in
the regular way later in the season. Take tor instance
the night gown that we offer at 23c. - at best it is
worth soc. to-day, and the chances are the same quality
will cost more than soc. later.
The whole sale is on this liberal basis not that
VIZ can afford to do business for nothing, but it does pay
us to convert what might be a dull month into busy
one by sacrificing all profits and in cooperation with
the makers selling you the very best garments OF their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Night Gowns.

AT 23c.-Good muslin gowns, in three
styles, 2 insertings in yoke; others
plain tucked.
AT 3ec.-Good muslin gowns, V and
square shape, trimmed with embroid-
cry and lace insertion.
AT 4ec,-Night gowns OF heavy muslin,
empire, square and high neck, prettily
trimmed with embroidery.
AT 59c.-Fine cambria and muslin night
gowns, V shape, square neck and high
effects, prettily trimmed with embroid-
cry; other with lace insertion and
hemstiiching.
AT Toe. An excellent lot Of fine
nainsook night gowns, in q variety OF
styles, dainty and pretty, lace and en-
broidery trimming.
AT eSc.-A large variety OF styles, main
sock, cambria and fine muslin gowns,
Is styles TO choose from, elsborstely
trimmed with fine lace and embroid.
cries.
AT Si.Ie. Si.3e. Sl.Se, SI.es-A
magnificent line OF still finer night
gowns, mostly nainsook and cambria,
best muslins, square. round and EN-
pire effects, deliberately trimmed with
embroidery and lace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

The history of this Loeser. annual sale is
may seem like an old story, but in fact it is the
most vital and practical new story this store has
ever told. There never were so many reasons
why it has extraordinary human interest for
every woman. There never were so many wide
differences between the Loeser garments and
the ordinary kinds generally sold elsewhere.
There never were such low price advantages.
Losers is an odd Store-it can't stand stll-it
is always doing new things. always improving;
il is different, and there are surprises for you at
this years sale that will grow in importance the
more YOU become acquainted with them.
The quantities are larger, the materials are
and the prices are lower than ever. The fact
that we must Guido the past, whatever the cost,
assures benefits to you that have never been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
| Great Conquest of Muslin Underwear !
MdWinter Sale Grown Like a Rolling Snow Ball.
All Past Qualities, Quantities and Prices Ecipsed.

kind at less money than the poorly made-at less in fact
than the cost of the material, and in many instances less
than the cost of making alone.
Every garment is made by the best makers in this
country-in clean, cheerful factories--by the nimblest
fingered seamstresses that money can command, and
with that touch of home-making about them that has
always distinguished and made popular the Loeser gar
ments. Everything new, u~p-to-date. tasteful and dainty
trimming-no skipping in lengths. or widths, or sew
ing. Where prices are lower quality has been main
tanned where prices are the same qualities have been
improved.
And then the facilities for selling have been
made better - more space more help more per-
feet arrangements. Indeed this great sale is an as
sured success already. 1t will mark an epoch in
BROOKLYN merchandising. Every item here means econ
omy home seamstress to do her best would run
your cost to double.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

ihf tfsi lui - sfsrNffr 10 Nsff t.
ssls go sH ihf tsHlf lf.f tsaH @
assr ius tmsIlsti poe Z sHss bsf r.
Al %, ktsUIhF Yft IsU.I
go pItst saIltH faHHt
siHsts tuHsaff.. tafHI .I .tf
CO., ssns o. sHI 80 .
100 80 iHaf 80 msa.H tI.H
bel fhIf IuI
Al o., Fisll 40 Ht saai fu
sfsggfft HsasH sUH tsH t.H
fsifa stu fhssltfl Hs.
sst SO yutslf sfsIFffr FL H. .f
Al . Ihtltab % "
tsaaflfus ssIpsfE HtfaH sHt 10
.slsis tstf isHI 90 ts 80
inmHff isnlf s.f fNs....
thsIDs IH - Ffsff F.tf NNHH
go fuHfu ffff tftff
sE FtsIl $50 20 fhh o.
nsr aasiIff fsrHfI.u ss
sUau a 90 IfI uIaHff a
lffntH hnanlf ar tt" Dol Wf H
Ety ssmTlf sfsTpfft tfft &C. iI Hs
sssansd sftlft 81 81 bhI
sf ~ tshftSn 90 o. % o. - ~
q ssmpis sfsprtft nissit Tee
ntieisst. tsms iummst go tsHn go
80. ether, ssisu utbgl. ittss usss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

y 3.NH NFN ~ HHNHN ' ANA
dsmast, 81 inches vide.
Al zee, VALUE oOe All linen cream
dsmsst. 90 inches aide.
Al ODE, VALUE soc All linen silver
bleseh.d Austrian dsmss1. II inches
vide.
Al Dsc. VALUE sI2s-An Inca ana
scfy tine guilty " Isun. Ssifs hessb
cfssm damast, ~ inches SIDE
Al 4gC. NAlui ovs All linsn
blssshsd lu,b dsmss, os inehss sias
Al Sc, NAlti %, All linsn
tlss,hsd scotch lsmssi, fas suslup
- inehs, sds
Al 1se. NAlut sOs All iasn
tiss,het De- asi, saus tsssg gusltp
90 nthst lids
Al sbC. kAlut o. ls-l.us Iss,b
dsatls tsnn tlsssbst dsmst1. ~
iafhst slas
A. silt VAIN 81 % isus nas
dsgtis ssnn tlfsthFa dsmssi shsits
pstisfu, ~ in,hft siaf
~ W, kAltt ft Al llasa
tiss.bsa lnst nspiiaf isfi sah sss'
zoe lhtIh
81 tW kAluf tiu Al nasa
tlsstbst ntsisu hsptlHt zee zoe ~.
ihf isH nspif aHs al sifsiti he
fsIt ~ ihf HsHsI lHmhft s.saiu
Ip SEQ tstisuitI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

Sllks shd linen bsiisis, lihen color
around, fun siih eolofsd sllk ribbon, also
siih lace strips shd Dot e~ffscis, ~ lnehe
eide, $50 snd o 80 Ssfd
E~mbfoiasfsd ssisss1 from 81 Gall,
sefu rRisd snd shils sfoaaas, smefoii'
susa ln white. blsss sat ~sSlofs, AZ snd
~ inches sias, pnss, fsass lion SOC
10 81 90 POI ysfd,
Pnatsa LbsnY d sois ihs dsslgns
sas hnlsh " the isbns fsmiad les mefs
81 hish,el.ss silts ,hsa es'isa, IS POI
tsfe
Asfssnsss sfsa.siass, uaist sfssaas.
10 h~.aassns sinps s%iissis. So - lsfd
hsssniss ssis bfs iutui fsHss ~
.slis s%slsfs, macs hsasssns sssnias
sfss1sl 1tt so Fsfs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
UnequaIIed Display OF Wrappers.

NH| aH To Hu HHtnstN
II 90 iseH tI.a go r.fssss ga
Ia t
.0.a rf ..Iis o. 80 rssisH tsiasI
a.. t..
j tB 1901 80 80 o. a. hsa
.HI tfs sfEIst Hf lfhf
stHaI Ita 81 rs sfistit,
Hs.s 800 t.tfI hsHH IaH fstls
pf fHa.IltI u Hff 900 smtfsis'
90. f..H. Fl. afHH
n 40 IhHItHD 80 ~ So
vstI i]suHtfIff Hans sisrfffs Ia
Hs IsusIf 900 t. 49, H. msith
n sF |haItAb 80 ssunf
s.fIpfII HHfsHlf g. go tft
In.H 1000 fsHH. usiffnf ittff
t.HHt HfatfH
I Co. IHtIIfD Dl IH Dsnff
H taaaff Del iIs.
~ colo. Ell usI.I ta Hstlt
E. 40 80 bel psnar
aI ts Hsis 80
300 fsH Hf If"f ffffisH tufffT
fIaf is fsHfIH bel fIsff
&C. IhhItAb 90 49, tsftss
frfstnT sslt r ffa Tal ItrHt
tsf sad rins. Cfutau tatf noes %
sssA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Makers Samples
At Lower Prices Than Ever
Known

And the very best lot we have ever
shown. 5000 garm. nts made OF fine
nainsook and cambrics, daintily trimmed
with lace, Val. and Point de
Paris or Cluny; others with dainty fine
embroideries, and among these are high
and low neck gowns, petticoats and un.
derskirts, corset covers, chemises and
drawers, slightly soiled from handling,
oil at extraordinary prices.
Also in the Frsnch section an assorted
lot OF fine handmade garments, consisting
OF night gowns. drawers. chemises, cor-
set covers taken from our stock, slightly
handled, at greatly reduced prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
The New 1902 Cotton Dress Goods.
An Opening Never EqusIIed at This Time of Year.

Probably there has never been anything like this attempted before in Greater
New yrk At his season Of the year That Is, Ia magnitude Of dispsy-charaenr OF
s.,ornent nd high quality OF the materials Here you really have he very pick
from ,s entire mponiions Of the Old World ss we'll as he produces OF the ns Any
m vho sss this objection will 60 into spures over t-sn Ire mel fsbnes thai
have eysT cen shown bsou, and o. exclusive thi here IS ut on piece Of Nnd
Toe value Of these beautiful dins.. ana th.y. IRE really irresistible :. nhsly Tue TO
elussse character Of the weaving Is quite impossible 10 ssen siemPt TO describe
them on paper
OFT Aside from Is pleasure Of seeing The nss the eohseuon 10 one % he moS
Practical ever shosh, sysn surprising Losssrs itssf. We snums,ss fss of them
a. . Kuae tot yOuf Information.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

Al sos, RlCulAR 7se 10 o. so
1000 nss ssuyls sssts in ,olJfei
psf,siss. Ibsmtfsss ani lssns, mosr,
~ aud SOC, OIL ihis season ma1e,
in ssrep " sNlss
Al Z, ktSuiAk slss iuUs ins
TnEhsm salttt, pos tIIuE IauUIuh.
asintl ttnpss sIh isis.Asa si.,t
coils sltu . pftIH uss b.tNa saat
n tlstt 900 shIt, Bat W tHlb uf
lasf lsis sUa tWluu.l matgIslb 81
~ 400 ~ 90 49, tHs go
Al Ags ihhttA 40 80 Itt 900
ssn ssti Sosls matr lsu g.
ilani ItsI bausH dfistlstIl ,0IIsI
Al skt IkbtiAD 81 80 U
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Drawers.

At l2c. o pair-Cood muslin drawers,
hemmed and tucks, yoke band.
At lee. q pslr-Good mrslin drawers,
made with 5 inch cambria ruffle,
hemstitched.
At Csc. AND 2ec.-Good muslin draw.
ers, some made with hemstitch effects,
others with deep embroidered rufiles.
AT soc. AND 4ec.-Muslin and cambria
drawers, some prettily trimmed with
embroidery, others with lace edging.
AT soc. AND 7ec.-Fine cambria and
muslin drawers, some made With UNI
brells rufile, others prettily trimmed
with lace or embroidery,
AT esc.-Nsinsook and cambria drawers.
variety OF styles, . styles in all, elab-
orstely trimmed with Valenciennes or
torchon lace; others deep embroidery
nounce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Infants Short Dresses.

AT 3ec. AND Acc Infants short
dresses, made OF soft white nainsook;
others OF lawn, prettily trimmed with
embroidery or hemstitched.
AT see. 7ee.-lnfants' short dresses,
in fine nainsook; some made In square
yoke effect. others with yoke OF hem
stitch and tucks, and embroidery edge.
AT 98c.-lnfants' short dresses; some
with solid yoke Of embroidery, others
trimmed, square yoke, with hemstiteh
and tucks.
AT Sl.39, Sl.79 - Children's short
dresses, in two and three-year sizes, OF
fine lawn, made long wasted, French
effect; some trimmed with insertion OF
embroidery and tucks, others with
ribbon beading at the waist line.
AT sec. AND 4ec.-Children's dresses,
in two and three-year sizes, made OF
fancy colored lawns; pink and blue
effects; some made with yoke, trimmed
with embroidery, others lace edge.
At So IS, S3.4S-Children'
short handmade dresses, special for
this sale, French knots and feather
sutchlng.
AT SIPS. sI.s9 AND Si.ss. REGU-
LAR Sis TO S3.S0-Long slips,
hand made. with fine lace edge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
ChiIdren'S Gowns.

At 39c.-Made OF fine muslin, tucked
yoke and cambria ruffle.
At 4ec. -Children's gowns, fine muslin,
mostly made bishop sleeve, hemstiich
band and plain ruffle.
AT 49c.-Children's skirts OF fine muslin.
made with embroidery ruffle.
Sample lots OF chiltren's underwear,
consisting OF gown, drawers and skirts,
made OF cameric and muslin, prettily
trimmed, with embroidery, slightly solled,
At greatly reduced prices.
Also sample lots OF children's short
dresses, !, 2 and Swear sizes, made OF
fine ~nainsook, and some Persian lawns,
very prettily trimmed with embroidery,
others lace trimmed, slightly soiled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
White p%ettiCOatS.

AT zoe. AND 3ec.-Muslin ~petticoats,
deep cambria ruffle, hemstitched.
AT 49c.-M Made with embroidered ruffle.
AT 79c.-Muslin petticoats, umbrella
r%uffle, some embroidery trimmed,
others lace trimmed.
AT 9sc.-white petticoa,s, in q variety
OF styles, deep embroidered r~uifles,
also lace inse lion and edging; others
dainty hemstitch effects.
AT St.l9. Si.39, Sl.5e, Sl.9S, S2.es
Still finer white petticoatS, with deep
flounee OF fine embroidery, or elab-
orately trimmed With lace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

.llte lava Sssis, unguS mits, sifh
tl.hrI tIuuL sth suhIJiIsB inssf.
uon tao, ssttln sfIsn gsisls snd
uuIl4r mace. msf-.ufga matensls,
phIls lssn, 81 us . ss, . ss 10
-
Al Bs,. INhttAD on 80 AND
Bs l.aHuH saists iu stssuot sol'
uIt s.ItaH uh. ta .Istr
Al VI % 1871 40 Ot su And
~ sl.. ta.Ht. sttih ie pfsttF
dsau .oIuIb slsi oi mlias "
90 .I.tE
Al..Utt sI4rs H sIa ssttt ~
suIatBh ss.fat BH g. 2 Bb De
U.| HhHH.tHt HHH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Towels and Crashes.

towels ana Crashes.
Al sc YARD 1000 YARDS Of wash
Russia cash, 10 inchcs vide.
Al Sc VALUE Zoe Al linen
ble.ehcd lush cash, 10 inches side.
Al lOg., VALUE l2lts All linen
bleseucj scotch Sfasn. 4 inches stds
Al rae, VALUE IsC-An lnsn
homesrun kussis eussh, ~ inehts
ado
Al IO'.e. VALUE 2.c-Al lihsn
Flsts toS .lunE 20 inshss eide
Al ls',,, NAlut ne Iinsn hsmmsd
h..t iossl, shlis ani ,olofsi bofJsf,,
sfus isffs blfC lUAio
A. Ip, kAllt ~, ilnsn hsmmse
t,,. ioss.. tIff 22aA
A. lt, AAlui 50, Al ilasn
bsmusd h.,, lo.s. has g.siity sis
ffhtf lht tgti sslur uU ofisfsd
in 81 OF hHsn hatt tsssI
Al gtt kAlit 80 Al hnfn htm
sui,lss 900 issH sas sitsu ssis
hsstI
Al Il,s. NAitt lH bissstss
lsittl tees. 'ttts tees isfn, stis
Al gt, sAIui 49,, blsssbsl
Isnlst is.a ssus hsstf tss fItts
~ fp. hAlIi It, hlfsshst
I.pfa iss. sius isffs 900 lss'i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
UnderSkirts.

AT Iec.-Outing flannel u~nderskirts,
extra quality, assorted stripes, deep
hem, yoke band.
At 2sc.-Underskius, silk crochet edge.
AT see, ace, see, Tee. and Csc
Finer quality, mostly lace trimmed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
ChemiSeS.

AT 25c.-Muslin c%hemiseues, corded
band, pearl buttons.
AT sec, 5Sc.-Good muslin and cambria
chemisettes, in q number OF styles,
prettily trimmed with embroidery.
AT 7ec. AND 9Sc.-Fine nainsook and
cambria, round and square neck, en-
broidery and lace trimmed.
AT $l.I9, ST.. 80. $i.5e- Fine nainsook
chemisettes, long and short skirt effect,
the skirts trimmed with lace or en-
broidery,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
The Newest OF Spring Shirt Waists.

The curtain rises on The first sho~ng Of the peuy nt e)n-sS Tor the spring
Oh 1902 4 s0um -nt a. interesting an important 10 the Nnl dresses )nA 80
the hTt ShosingO Of spring millinery.
The snIrs se decdeiy heN, self detached sWk collar have Slppsnsj toe
shie linen collar IN en- hueT An1 peE bshIp rHes are eiuy N 'osIs 10
selecting 10 yoI Obtain exclusive spiss sni I.sikna, Shel ha'Iheilfets are
unable 20 maze HNf III,
Tue coOfsd saists se shown 10 ns maisn gngnsns, ChsmbHy sns msr
csrIcd naHuaS
Toe ~hnsm tine Lawn ana dlmuss and Imported msneuei m'ens,,' very sh1v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

Irish Dimiuss - In this class the
manufacturers have outdons thsmsslyss.
siyiss snd eolOnnss sc hsadsomsf ihss
ever. pnes lRe ana lse ysfi.
Issuss sills, cotton sa6 siit, mtssd ~
. bssanfsl line " stripe, sns color siiseis
snd shiie. oBs,
Thea ihsfs sts shssiois tnssfss, Scotch
Iiagham. ilnsn ~EIaghsms, hhSn tsiuag,.
glG. gtt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Infants Caps.

AT Iec.-Infants' caps, made Of fine
fancy lace stripe lawn, with tiny lace
edges around the face.
AT 2ec.-Fine lawn infants caps, made
with turned back. piece Of embroidery.
AT 39c.-Fine lawn infants caps, made
with insertion and tucks, and 8 rows OF
Val. lace around the face.
AT 4ec., Sec.-Fine lawn caps, made
with allover tucks and other OF fine
embroidery, turned back piece snd lace
edge.
AT 7ec. AND esc.-i style, with EN-.
troidery turned back piece with lace
edge. and the other with insertion
edged with lace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29

HH uhf ~ tNfNafan stsf see
lsaHf HHdffsssI
Itt insissf ~ fut
Doujs sifD, 80 ~, ,..ia,
itU ~ ~ ~
fff ftl &C. Itt stt 90 Iotas
co. A. t Co. DnHanst sFfsas
iut Itsi Ift tnstSst - ~ 90
ltf fH
tthft tIFff FigUi ssi,stis a.,
sstt go shltffns zee ltt intisst
~ pc
iNDiA lhOs. sOthsh. ihs sst
shsff satshit 90 sheds tfsssss. l.a.l
sEs 10 tsstssa u lsC sns lts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Infants Long Slips.

AT i5c.-Infants' long slips, in soft fin
ish cambria, ruffle on neck and sleeves.
AT 29c.-Of soft finish cambria, with
hemstitch ruffle on neck and sleeves.
AZ 3ec.-Soft finish cambria, made with
yoke OF tucks and insertion.
AT 4sc.-lnfants' long sleeve, nainsook,
yokes prettily trimmed with embroidery
and some with hemstitching.
AT 79c. AND csc. A fine lot OF infants'
long sleeve slips in nainsook, yoke back
and front, with embroidery and tucks;
others with hemstitched ruffle and en-
broidery,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
For the Baby.

We've made extraordinary provisions
In every way in keeping with the magni'
tude OF our Underwear Sale and at prices
just as advantageous.
AT Sc. a pair-Children's muslin drawers,
with hem and tucks. in five sizes.
AT i5c. a pair-Better grade OF muslin,
with hemstitch %ruffle, & sizes.
AT 23c.-Fine muslin drawers with en-
broidery ruffle, IN 8 sizes.
AT 3ec.-Good muslin drawers with fine
embroidered ruffle, with cluster Of
tucks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
FREDERICK Loosen q co
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
MuSSed Handkerchief
At Prices That Must Sell Them.

Handkerchieis that have received no more harm than .
wash will remove. In the holiday selling they have been tuu.
bled sbout-mussed-we can't offer them as new and fresh.
There are almost all kinds Of handkerchiefs among them-the
Sc. TO 81 90 kinds. all at Sc, TO soc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
10000 Yards Corded
~GiDubsms, o. Yard.

teen ysft 10 nee sat Npfsssais ihs
sttlss sat tslsff thsf go ~ 81 ssfn 49,
ias ths ,ssf sOf nhst ssml 10 suupsl,
shsela. Plsits sae plsin sslsfs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
Our Annual Sale of Linens.
Prices Lower Than Ever Before.

worked on the same basis OF fUrhnii pepnNnonw Hh hs rut tr W offer you linens that will gladden.
the heart OF any hoISdeepH al lower prices than the wholesale klerhs pay udH In fact there are
prices her. thar y nNt nknosn biov In vale N dNmetvey Loara achievement.
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ColOred pettiCOats.

At 2ee.-Crash and percale spring pet.
ticoats, with deep umbrella flOunce,
edged with narrow rufile.
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Corset Covers.

AT Sc.-Muslin corset covers, z Shapes,
felled seams.
At 2c.-Cambric covers, high V.shspe,
embroidered edge.
At iec.-Corset covers, cambria, in five
styles, high neck, low neck and "
shape, square neck and French shape
some embroidered, others with lace.
At Csc. AND 29c.-Cambric corset GOV.
ers, low and high neck, V.shape,. all
French bodies, lace and embroidery
trimmed. .
AT see, Acc. AND sec.-Nainsook and
cambric corset covers in q variety OF
styles, high and lov neck, lace and en-.
-broidery trimmed. These also In the
French body covers.
At 7sc. AND ssc.-A still finer line OF
the best nainsook and c~ambfic-some
made 10 the waist line and others made
With shirred strings, French elect.
deliberately trimmed with lace or EN-.
hroiderv
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Aprons.

AT $4,000 white lawn aprons, hem
and tucks, with strings.
AT ec.-Gingham kitchen aprons, blue
and brown checks.
AT 29c. AND 3ec.-A large variety OF
maids aprons, some with fancy bib,
plain strap; others double width with
deem hem. 9.inch strings,
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98C. for the $I.75 TO $500 Kinds.

900 pairs OF m imported III conets, shtes and gray; Couh, sra ght 'front.' medium
but trimmed o top with LNs; regular price, 81 rs.
500 pair Of Her Majesty 2ds, white, gray and BLACK, suitable for medium and
stout Z sies oths sra lht si curved front effects, ~ to 50 inches; regular price,
So so 10 IS 90 choice OF both loS, Csc per par
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I~FlanneIette Gowns.

At 3sc.-Flsnnelette gowns In assorted
stripes, rolling collar.
AT Csc. -Elaborstely trimmed Han.
nelette gowns with embroidery and
lace, high neck and empire styles.
At Si.2S-Daisy cloth gowns in pink
and blue. empire shape, elsborstely
trimmed with lace; also extra qu-lity
flsnnelette gowns in stripes, made with
sailor collar and trimmed with EN-.
broidery Of self-color.
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COrSetS at Phenomenal Prices.
soc. for the SI.OO to $500 Kinds.

I 200 pairs OF the celebrated K & G. Augustine q Sonnere corSes They an
allie .2ds' Mosly straight fronts in short, medium m Iong Ie1gls, 81 sela
Cirdles white, black, gray, light blue and pink; Colul an batse, all WELT onet
trimmed on tor with lace; sizes, x 10 3d. choice OF all, soc per pair