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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13
BAPTIST.

Primitive Baptist Church-Preaching at the Cottage Hill Primitive Baptist thwaite the second Sunday and Saturday by the pastor. Elder William Lively.
 First Baptist Church, Rev. c. A. Stake ly. D. D., Pastor; residence 2S Wilkinson Street. Telephone, 97S-Preaching at II a. m. and 7:3o p. m. by the pastor; Sunday School at sSc a m, M: Seo SoSyi suPsrjin, IjnI Sunday evening at 6:30 o'clock Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:S o'clock.
 Adams Street Baptist Church-Wm. D. Gay, pastor; residence, sS2 Adams Street telephone 10S4. Sunday School service, tsndent. Preaching Ii a, m. and 7;aO p; m by the pastor. Morning subject "A Bible -hypocrite," Evening subject, The Grea' Judgment" Baptismal service atnight. lar prayer meeting every Wednesdasi 7:45 p. m. .- ..,t West End Baptist Church-Rev. 4, c. Swindall, pastor. Services first and third Sundays each month. Sunday School at 9:S0 a. m, H. c. Smith. Superintendent. Prayer meeting every Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock.
 Clayton Street Baptist Church, corner of Clayton and Holt Streets.-Belt Line ence, Tn. D., pastor: residence. 673 Mild red Street. Preaching at II a. m. by Rev. Walton Crawford of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. No service at night. Sunday School at s:S0 a, m. Frank Al len, Superintendent. B. Y: P: U: meets Sunday evening at ' o'clock. Ladies So- ciety meets Monday at 3:3o p. m Pray CT meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m
 South Montgomery Baptist Church. Winnie Street between Court and Perry. Sunday School at S:S0 a.. m, J: B: Col Her, Superintendent Jr: E. Y; F. U. sionary Society Tuesday, 7:aO p. m. Pray CT meeting Thursday, 7:3o D. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13

St. John. A. M. E. Church. Madison Ayenue.-W. B. Johnson. A. M.. pastor. Preaching at Il a m. and 7:SO p. m. Sun day School at 9:30 a. m, Prof. J. M Moore, Superintendent. Christian En- deaYor at 6:30 ?. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13
Contains No Tobacco.

Write fer the free sample and our self examination consultation blank, and if you wish special advice, there will be no extra charge. Address Dr. J. w. Blosser & Son, 9l3 Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13
CoLoRED CHURCHES.

First Congre gational Church.-Sunday services: Sunday School e:30 a: m, Miss Edith w. Garrott Superintendent. ing, 3:3O D. m: Y. P. s. c. E., p. m {; preaching, p. m, J. P. Sims, E. D. Pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13

Tn. giddy flea ,eajOys a hop every night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Baby Clothes for Little.

At 4se., REGULAR eee.-Siik caps
for fall wear. china silk, with Tine hem
stitched iueks and flat lace ruche.
At sec. REGULAR ase.-China silk
caps, With four clusters o! hemsiiiched
tucks and silk ties.
At csc, REGULAR $i.2S.-Crepe de
ehine caps with lace ruche and ribbon
trimming. Also embroidered silk with
turnbaek piece, Dutch effect, edged
Tith ACE.
At sec. REGULAR ose.-Lons slips
~ soft n~ainsook, with cluster OF tucks
and tiny hemstitched rufne.
At Toe. AND CSC, REGULAR csc.
AND Si.2S-Long slips Of fine main.
sook With tucked yoke effects. Also
With embroidered ruitle On Bottom.
At csc, REGULAR St.4e.-Irfants'
shor, dresses OF nsinsook an5 lawn,
four styles, one with body OF solid
hemstitehed tucks and band OF inser.
ton down front. Another low neeked
with hemstitehed ruffls round meek
and ribbon beading a. waist. All made
in long.waisted French style. 2 and )
At sz.ss, REGULAR ss.so.-infanss'
long coats OF Bedford cord with deep
cape, trimmed with fancy silk braid.
At $4.ss, REGULAR $S.93.-infants'
long coats Of fancy French cloth with
circular cape trimmed With three rows
Of wide silk braid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
ousekeeplng Aids.

Base mat
Mixed paint 5, all eolors and for all pur.
poses, either tor inside or outside use,
l3c.
Varnish stains, ready Tor use, all col.
ors and Tor all uses, lac.
Enamel paints, ready for use and quiek
drying, i3c.
Silexo. ~ cakes for Toe.
Lautr Bros acorn soap, Is Tor Csc.
Armour's washing powder, i'pound
package. Sc.
Ammonia, half gallon, loo.
Dover egg beaten, The Genuine, Sc.
Coat hangers, either in wire or bent
wool, Sc.
Rattan clothes besters, isc.
Stove m item with dauber, Sc.
Shoe brushes, with dauber attached,
iSe.
Brooms, three.sewsd, undyei corn,
Ice: value 3Se.
Bisselrs Challenge broom action four
wheel carpet sweeper, With furniture
protector. Sl,+0.
Clothes wtingers, guaranteed, with pure
white rubber rollers. Si.eo.
Oval clothes basket, extra quality, tSe.
boards. The North Star" solid
1ine, both sides practically indestruetiois,
soc.
Ironing boards, B.. and = FOOT your
choice, use.
Ironing boards. ~ and s., feet, your
choice, +0c.
Ironing board and stand combined, soc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01

A splendid gathering OF these cain
handsomest Of artistic designs, the newes
81 linen values these offerings cannot tai
TABLE DAMASk:
4ee. for CSC. silverhieschet. all'l.nen
heavyweight German d,nssk, 90
inches vide.
soc. for Use. live .hlesched, all-iinsn,
ven heavy weight Austr!sa dsmask, 81
inches wide.
soc. for Use. Irish bieached, all-linen.
damssk, heavy weight, "a inches vide.
Use. for Si.0o Irish esass-eleaehed. all.
linen, .a~tin.tihisHed tsrssk, IL inches
wide.
6ae. Tor S5e. silver.bleaeh.t, all.linen
Austrian dSmask, ~ inches wide.
Si.22 tor Sl.4e alll!nen heavy bleaehed
napkins, size IL inches.
Si.4s TO- 5 IS sll.linen heavy bleached
Irish napkins. sire 20 inches.
$500 for S2.6e ali.linen heavy oieaehed
Scotch napkins. sire ~ inches
S2.5e for SS.25 all.iinen heavy bleaehed
Irish napkins, sire rs inches.
$500 for S3.7S s~ll.linen Irish grass
oleached napkins, sire Is inches.
Si.oS Tor SI.se heavy all-linen, silver
tlesehcd napkins, sire 10 inches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Low Priced Shirts
For Men and Boys.

AT sSe., REGULAR 800 = FANCY
,hiu, stfi hasomt MADE tof 'sN
tr.ds thsafh last right iof rfsssnl seat
All nru arssns ~actachshlc cufts,
Al -, RFaulAK 100 hoit
orsl,scf shius 81 trt masut-ana
ssms uttt chcsie,s Attaches o. De-
arhFd cuits-soas have eolisn 10
mstsa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Fall and Winter Underwear.
At About Half Regular Prices.

HtI NAH IuuHu"
We believe these are the lowest prices ever made Tor such qualities at u. very
beginning Of the season. A happy purchase OF q manufacturers complete sample
inc and broken lots hence blt half what yoI voude Npetto pay.
A. ipe, instead Of sse-vomens shaped white ribbed cotton vests, high meek,
los sleeves. A,o French band drawers to match, Sues 4 s n
Al i2,e to ace instead OF Ice. to S0e-Chldrens gaY ribbed cotton shirtt
bh mech. long sleeves. Aso panaeues an drawers to match. Sizes IL TO % At
I've, % TO 20 at lee, rs to - 1t 1e.
Al CSC. instesd of see to soc -Chldrens gray mehno md white eoton RIBBED
vests fh mech, long sleeves. Also psntsleues to match
Al soc. insiead Of 7ee-vomens shaped white an natural uesedm e1no vests
I'M drawers. Also vomen's sections an ehldrens menno combination sums.
A. DC instead Of 81 oo-Mense xus quality medium weight msrno shirts,
self roniss ud ios sleeves. Drawers TO match. Natural snd leamersh hair Sntu
,res A TO ~; drivers, 30 o 40.
Al 7se. INSTEAD Of Si.2s-vonsns exra grie cotton at nernoe on enshoa
mis-, Self fronts, lonc seevess ankle ength. White eru an natural
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Refined Paraffine.

Psnfiine Is On ideal aid TO the up-,o-
date housewife when putting up pre-
serves ana j%ellies. Clean and pure. taste
less and odorless, ar proof, water proof
and acid proof. A great time saver, and
can be rerneltsd and used over and over
again. Jeliies and fruits sealed with
maritime retain their natural flavor Tor
,ears ana are absolutely protected against
insects or mould. Demonstrates tsi'y In
the basement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
SPLENDID SiIkS...HaIf Priced.

A. zoe, instead Of 10. l,aoo Yards fancy shkS ineiuaing hom sWPss ina
phsss cords lin q ysrey of shades suitable for waists,
A. sc, Instead ~ csc. 1000 Yards plain black japanese sk
A. soc. Instead Of 800 Splendid 27lneh nsy IN White printed fouhfd
slk-best quality about 40 choice patterns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Sumner Shirt Waist Clearance.

Our entire ,,osl Of vomsns SUNNI. r shin vssis us, tt neu homes this
xeek sues are broken, Of COURSE t these extraordinary values viii move then
quickly:
!" a sse 81 ss ana 81 los, we're sizes rs,ss. Waite viss o. lssa, nna
ms mad,s VERY stylish mOielsd stnuN tn Il Sh nafOtisN pniop
hscks some hemsttched
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Pedestrian Skirts for Early Autumn.

We have secured Tor Tuesdays sale 500 hsntsoms pedestrian sNr. at em,hs
bic iS pres. All fresh from ts maker veil MADE, searo ur u'ua s"np OF n
ceiencs q, 10 III and finish. .. -. M, -,
n., .re an oss par. Faishst With nsesauy . q o. sttehins
A Ss so slht. n bhb o. eus ehsViot eOrss efes, lap scans hnishsi s"h
70 !, 7. 'lr.S Of era, Or eEs os'ors. Nth reversible PLAID ssi. liar; srSUn.
lover ru fnnhed With deep sttehins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01

ana useful products OF the loom tine
OF new patterns. 10 YOU are any Judge
20 please you.
S2.is for $500 siiver-blesehed, all.
linen. hemstitched, dsmssk cloth, Ia
wards long.
Si.5s Tor So. 90 all.linen, silver.blesched
dsmssk cloth, "a yards long.
i9e. for use. all-linen blesched tray
cloths, 2ox30 inches.
FINE TOWELS.
iO1c. for i21,e. a~ll-linen crash towel
ling, II inches vide.
i2xc. for i6e. alklinen, homespun, Rus
STA tovellins, extra heavy, II inches
vide.
i2I,e. for Use. linen huck towels,
hemmed ends. sire 20y3s.
i2l,c. for lie. blesehed Turkish bath
towels, extra heavy. sire, 2lx5o.
&c. for SC. wash cloths. hemmsd ready
Tor use; pink and blue stripes, fast
colors.
Ice. for 25s. heav. bleacted Turkish
bath towels, hemmed ends, sire ~
xs2.
Csc. for very heavy oieaehed Turkish
bath towels. very fine spun yarn,
hemmsd ends, 25x46.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Rubber Plants, soc. tscn.

Every Flaw in the 10, $ worth regularly
q, wholesale more than the Pnee NC offer
h They are the finest specimens OF
their ,ite that can he produced, having
from = 20 : iully developed leaves The
entire LOT "a oiterca ~ ace each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Worthy LaceS and Fine EmbrOiderieS.

NVWnT
Loese's and worthy aces have long been household Synonyms, al since this
real IN wanted hces. thu old tavortes AMI Oh. nsssN no'slusS ar: always
shown here, not only first but In larger assortment. IN al lower Pres than else
vheu-t is not hard to see why knowing women come here to ml heH need.
Facts are such stubborn things tina they stick in the memory. Nhen ones a
offer are well worthy of ur past record. Details follow:
Sc TO Ice Tor regular Toe to sec laces.
All he mos ant kndsIh Tor hla m winter vesr.
&c to i2isc. fort regular los. to 4Sc. emouoidenes.
Marrow bby edges, ribbon headings and double edge, in fa0,e every sort
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01

500 rolls OF choice Wilton velvet and
tapestry Brussels a. less than Wholesale
prices thus:
-sss. per yard for 7Se. tapestry Brus-
sels-ehoice psrlor and chamber patterns.
69c. and 7sc. for $500 and $i.2S
Wilton yelyets-sll wool, extra fine.
500 rolls OF mattings at less than cost
10 import-thus:
$3.ss for SS.7S iointiess China mat.
tinss. per roll OF 40 yards.
S6.eS for 50. IS fancy Japanese cotton
warp marings, per roll OF 40 yards.
S1.eS Tor S $1,000 fancy japanese mat.
tings, per roll OF 40 Yards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Clearance Sale Of Sumner Furnishing Is.

Lsn msser. 81 so 70 s. SO, instead Of 90 ana s7sS
vs,r eoolers OF mel fourth Of their sorme lS rfNts
csrssn hoss srIr. .insh, cospiea In - foot irnr'hA 81 90. iasssi o. ST. -
au,omsus lolsins and sbsne camp stools. 2Se, inNsado OF sos
lesis., stoor ehsirs lse, instead 20 sc
CO, tsnss, o. 50 % ana sissS ,nssia % Sues ans sa%so, tufra1tesi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Dinner Sets,
AT $5.96, instead of $500.

Good porcelain dinner sets In q pretty
spray design. new shapes, good quality OF
ware, 100 pieces, including soup tureeu.
AT $3.50. INSTEAD OF $500
Fine porcelain dinner sets, 100 pieces,
including soup tureen, decorated with
neatly executed floral designs.
AT $i4.es. INSTEAD or $1,000
Fine English porcelain dinner sets,
ii3 pieces, including soup iureen, new
and graceful shapes, decorated With
attractive border patterns four color
treatments 20 choose from. All pieces
gold trimmed.
Al $500, INSTEAD OF $500
Fine Limoges ttrenchl chin' dinner
sets, 100 pieces, including soup tureei:
The decoration consists OF q spray OF
rosetuds, natural colors. All pieces
handsomely gold trimmed.
Ol.... One large table filled with
r'o'SS' plates TO sell singly. We
have grouped all plates cf which there
was less than dozen and marked them
for quick selling.
Plates worth up to $500 a dozen,
soc. each.
Plates worth Up to $4,000 a dozen.
Si.0O each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Clearance Sale of Dress Goods.

=" No., ,7oo mist ,kr and dressi lengths ? to 7 yards eieh. Chevtot. serses
crerons hsnn.rasa lhsross, SNihsns eisltes, nruaehas ma gshue eon, Az
marked at prices hat viii insure them a speedy departure MANY OF them are 10"
suite Ito Fall seat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
FIanneIette Sacks and Wrappers.

Al zee, regular 81 90 s,eques o kOhtn flannel with collar an cu"'' timmsa
With ribbon band pointed belts.
Al csc, regular sI2s kmons style scquss OF fancy nsnneiste light blue.
pmk or euy.
At 81 10, regular 81 10 kimous spl. sasau.s in Persian effects
A. So SO regular 81 sS kmona gowns o. naaneieu. In Persian coloungs-
light blue, pmk, violet and cardinal Very ful width and tsncy bordst,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
St3. aS for Loeser Cabinet Sewing Machines.

Sea tf ~ nu catnegat1 maize Tree. We hsNc reserves sneuhu N~ OF 'us'
,rhndd mschtnsa ready if tmmranN aciNcn A chud az fan men -enf -.
hsaseaa nns sn hest 81 vsftmsnNhLn hfeugheuI ~ . nleN " m
seei suachmsnt, GusTsneee tn tive Vcst We 81 emfr'en' ususete
90 cot Fssssass tree Of Shsrgs Ihe - ns ts.ts.i s.s msohh"' ever Sns"'
ia ts monry, siABs. Assss sl s.S o. 10 similar m.se"ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Two Dollar Umbrellas at St.t0.

SEAL - III. hsnll.s ~ h,rn nTs.aen. ehoer unufsl ~eass n Vsfaus
q, .-t rsrnast hrsA ana hsa hf 1surnias Mace 40 o hsrCf sssl fes' ava
rr..farinrrs daseau h aH fustantscs Cor . Nsnf uuen uhheta th ~
irl rs,u, dHrr-nt imn gtrsr esnsa Euuss A r~a er"eset 81 mNss
uU.. q tt WI g.. ace u tAass a. Tseaehsf MARI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Good petticOst Values.

At Csc, REGULAR Sl.4e.-Black
taercsriIed pet ieoats. umbrella mffle.
) small ruffles on bottom; also some
with fine plaiting.
At sac. REGULAR Si.7e.-Blsck
tid Cciofee merceriIed pe%ttieosts wish
plsi,ings D. .uiiles. fu.I sire, sew COL
onngs.
Al SI.e6, REGULAR S2.3S.-Bisek
and white striped mercerized p%etticoats.
deep plated flounee and iuffIe on edge;
also in black with two tucked rutfles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Silk Shirt Waist Specials.

Some mos attractive new lines in dainty sill siuu waists Al, very s7:eia prices.
At So 9s regular SIS es. Ha1iSor Ne bak shirt waists. MAJ, from psl d.
soe md taifea: n with me tucks ani he nyc linz yoke etc tS sl.eg:s tuck.i
and stock eosr. Others with osa back AMI enur. fror OF Tin: u:Ns~ with six 1ss
Of hemsuching -Vandyke.
AIstss' regular SIS: es to SO so. spleaid cdOrsa shirt vaiss . pau Dc Sole
an tHets; made with tab stitching. hensttchsd ia inc tNhns fancy sto:k el
lars and bishop sleeves All he new shades OF light coors blues, pnks, etc, ~
Tor street wear mode, gry, green, royal blue and cardinal. In THIS lot ire is tne
sample waists Some Of uhets with white tucked fronts and tn% med WITH narros
ad most desirable eoiors, all At S+.es. Son. were as high asssso.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01

anshsT surrrtsns offer thn proves us nt fhssrtsi thmt ssrttm-t = rs
Cslof sh<elsuas sa sntn tnnh- tell 80 aSas sag mcaan
,ss -tssr..asss "a s.sr Is zee iSs sssas ,s see
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Flannel Waists for Fall Wear.

New corners every day nov snony thsseh HAL so NJ AIun ~ li:s NV euests,
both in flannel and corduroy, n waite. bLaet, m,I=, royal blue al ge;n' MI a.
tneuyely priced, for insuanc: h:se:-
ASls %, regular 81 rs. Waists OF lin. Fren:h tsnal 9Th tailor ,utehst tabs,
bishop sleeves md French ba:k. Others with cust:rS Of tu:kS Sbors are &
blue, pink, tan, gray M gre.a.
Al So ss, REGULAR $3.50 Waists o. fin. Frsn.h flannel; SOM. With clusters
OF tucks graduated in yoke effects others bauon.t at u. side AMI thorsutchsd.
Still othersw with vide sntnet bani 81 rn holt trim nal with ty tan:i bitons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
frfdtrirh Gsfstr & 60.
BOYS School Suits.

AT s2.ss. REGULAR s4.ss.- Suits
for lads OF 7 to Is years. Strongly
made from dursble all wool cloths,
dressy plsids and mixtures. No better
school suits made.
At S3.eS AND S4.ss, value up to
S6.4e.-Boys' three.piece suits, sires
9 to 10 years Fine cloths in noboy
plsids and stripes. Also some blue
ones among the large sizes. Suits that
wear we'll and please the boys.
Also boys school trousers at hall
thus
acc. TOT regular TSe. and csc. kinds.
Toe. for regular Si.2Sa and Si.SO kind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Autumn Sale OF Lace Curtains.

Such hh and ~ese selection ame"h Handsome dn@Msh has seldom been rhrSu Ms T MMs HS @ mw
shns includes Pn, Ane RnasnM.H ' Point Marie Anonas Nomnsnm IL MN mWM m ace MS.
here Prices too ares low q. The choice swL hTe ampew Qeas single once "e em'"Ss" " se'm"" H
on tuesdays opmhs Sale . . 49,. ., .rwl umuupr to ret the
most desirable curtains in the market all this years patterns Mhs Than shoeae Deed prices per ""N
&5 for 90 Curtains Ss for S5 Curtains Su0 for sic md $500
81 BtmSI " $50 for 1000 C,rdns
S+Sf rSZ75 " S for SL0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Mems Suits 5000.
We're $1,000 and $3.50.

VCfC CIU.UU dtsu OtssOo'
A final clean up OF all our broken lines.
Sack suits, sires ~ 20 ~, and q lev
stout and slim siYes. Perhaps your size
is In the style that you like best. Some
flannel suits also In this lot. A chance
to get . really good business suit tor
early fall wear at less than cost OF the
ma'erial.
All marked $500.
Also some excellent winter suits a.
one.hsli former low prices. Blacks and
MIXTURES rare chance Tor large men W
TO 44.inch chest.
WOmen's Summer NeCkwear.
Right Of Nsi1 kntsaos.
Sweeping reductions on all our remain.
ing summer stock OF sailor collars, white
lawn and batiste; also stocks and ties.
Here are q few only:
AT Sc, &C., i2n.e., ice, WERE ise.,
use, zoe. Washable ties, in white
with eolored bindings and hemsiitehed.
AT Sc. AND i0c., WERE lSc.
25e.-Embroideret turnover collars.
IHandkerchlefs for Little.
Right = NAil Ehia7o,
At5e. 10 i2nc., regular i0e. to Zee
A most attractive ine-mostly all linen
o%nes-both vide and narrow hens. Ard
IltUtt VI 'bN us''sf
Pure, Fresh Candy, zoe.
MsH 90
Three delicious sweets for candy lovers.
Assorted cream almonds, opera creams,
peppermint and wlntergreen flavors, and
our famous mixed chocolates, each 20c.
pound.
Clearance Sale of Trunks.
All our broken lines are now marked
At IS % less than regular price.
GO,Carts for 1902.
A makers advanced samples for next
~sesson-well worth seeing and these
samples are lovly priced for quick sales.
Worthy Toilet Needfuls.
Sso,i n n. Not, o D
Pure soaps, reliable brushes ana
preparations from our W laboratory.
Worthy goods only bear the loeser label.
English violet soap. Toe. box, &c. cake.
Frsngipane soap, Toe. box, &c. cake.
Buttermilk soap, iOe. box. Sc. cake.
Violet toilet soap. &c. cake.
Transparent slycerine bar. 7e. each.
lot OF fine imported tooth brushes
i0c. and ise., regularly ise. to 81.
each.
Hair brushes, polished wood backs, a
lie. and 2sc., regular Csc. and ace.
Bath brushes, long handles, adjustable
! acc. and acc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Globes.

Globes tinted With rich floral effects, all
hand vork up to i2.ineh sire, suitable
81 90 each. Also q few small sifes ct
soc. and 7se., worth $l.o0 and Si.so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Carpets. Rugs and MattingS.

Certain trade happenings enable u to offer exceptional values 'hs sses ALI loa,
certain to hold you attentions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Waist FlanneIs Underpriced.

At l5c., REGULAR 50c.-FIne aII wool
flannel for fall waists, stripes, In ell the
neves; and most wanted shades. An
unusual offer Just when the season for
their wear is beginning; regular soc.
sadc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01

low. thus:
All wool Smyrna rugs:
1880 t SOC. value s9c.
2ix42 at 20, Si.+S
2ex54 NSi.6e, $500
3ox60 ct S2.0S. 81. so
<sxs4 At SS.iS, Ss.eS
feet \ . feet, az Sc. so, value Sl2.oo
~ n. \ 10 u. o. Sl2.25, value Si4.s0
IL. 4 10 Il. Of SIS. so. value Sls.75
IT.. X ~ Il. at Sl7.SO, value s22.So
"a. 10 a. at %. so, valu. S1o.7S
All Wool Art Squares.
q, yds. \ 3 yds. at $3.50, value st.2S
} yds. X 4 yds, atS5.SS, value S5.75
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Pottery

OsOHeIsa OOtten Another table
filled with q
vases. handsome as.
sorment OF this popular triumph Of
American art. Deep, rich, blending color,
exquisite floral treatment; all hand worn
under q lustrous glare make this Ware
very attractive and specially priced.
Austrian Vases. with wiz "'': .a. nrisu
vases, both glass and pottery. Fsnciiul
s'apes ana tasty decoration, figure orna.
ments, plaques and various vhA,-nots,
all marked al half and less.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Blankets, COmfOrtabIeS. Bed Spreads.
Sheets. pillow Cases and White Goods.

nv far te bs; sbovint " have ever made o. t:ss house mold ne.dtuls. The
ruh I,nkets wee so.ciaH; mai To- oar order fro selected wod-the sheets and
cUlog case. too were made undes ~, csfefd supervision -hsn:e " : kno whereof
We speas when we describe Their sterling qualities. No nei to point ut their
remarkable oaey values to knowing housekeep:r~ Tor the senpu and prices
sreak for thems.wss-ss follows;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Outing Flannel Specials.

Three special offers in new outing flan.
-.ls. both light and dark effects, stripes
az broken plaids:
&c. for regular Sc. Mad.
Sc. for regular iOc. kind.
Zoe. Tor regular i2Ac. kind.
Also a line OF new printed tlsnnelettes
H. fall ~eolorings. 20 inches vide, the
REGULAR lOc. gfade Tor Sc. per yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
trtafrira Isrssr 4 Ca.
Aorons for School.
Misses Shirt Waists.

Ar 4ec. TO Csc, WERE Si.se TO
Sigs.-A special lot OF Misses shirt
waists in ehambray, madras, percsles,
etc. Some trimmed With embroidery,
o,hsrs sailor collar cffeco. Unusual
v.tu-s these.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01
Our Annual Fall Sale of Fine China and {

TUESDAY morning A sale that woud be OF economic imporancen anys season OF 1.-THE year but do
hoady TO meet your very want and to-day you reap the harvest OF six months OF peparah
half, or more, less than regular. These most substantial red Lotions we gladly pass on to yor
make the hOme beautiful JuSM item here's and heh that YOU may realize the wide scope OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-01

RjCh From one-third 10 nearly
c..cs"- halt Is clipped off OF the
I'LL OIdSS. lowest regular selling
prices. The designs are OF the very
newest AMI the quality is the best that
can be aisde. Details folloF