davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

AT pic. FOR +5c. extra heavy, yard
vide, reversible ingram carpet.
AT 44c. FOR soc. extra superior
quality ingram carpets.
AT 7Sc. FOR Si.OO extra heavy old.
fashioned 3.ply carpets.
AT sSc. AND S3c. FOR CSC. AND
7sc. tapestry Brussels from the lar
ReSt mills in the country, handsome
patterns and colorings.
Al aec. FOR Si.SS TO $3.50 body
brussels, from the famous Bigelov,
Lowell and Hartford mills-good, &c.
liable carpets,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
housekeeping Helps.

Bird cages made OF brass, from 7se.
~.
Acorn SOAP. is Gales Cor 2se.
Garbage cans, With sanitary cover, :
Garbage cans. 9Th sanitary covcf, tao
large siIes, choice, 7Sc.
Coal scurtles, i~spannsd, lSc.
Coal sCutiles. galvanized, 2Oc
'ktval' ash s~itters, zoe.
Pafiof hrooms. made Of selected stoet,
finely finished, value ace, tee Tot sse.
vhst brooms, three tot 9se
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

AT Csc, USUALLY $50
vomen's heavy shaped rib.
bed, fleece lined vests, silk
trimmed, high neck, long
ana short sleeves; also draw.
ers with French bands TO
match.
AT soc, USUALLY S5c.-
Children's white and natural
ribbed merino com binaiion
suits, high neck, long
sleeves, ankle lengths; Sizes
TO 3.
At Soc, USUALLY Tee
Womeu's ecru ribbed cotton
combination suits, high mech,
long sleeves, ankle length;
sizes 4, s, g.
AT 3Sc. TO soc, USUALLY
soc. TO e0c .-Children's
natural and cancels hair
merino vests, self-fronts and
LONG sleeves; also pantalettes
ald drawers TO mach; sires
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
$3.49 for Boys S4.9o
School Suits.

Double.breasted winter suits Tor the
boys Of 7 20 4 wears; made 20 stand the
knocks OF the hardy boys; strong, Atwood
cheviots, navy blue or plaids and stripes,
newest shades, durable Innings and all
seams sewn with silk, and they tt per-
fectly. -,
AT soc. BOYS Mothers FRIEND
waist: the best quality, Numbered ready
TO put on, pretty patterns, plenty OF
Them for The boys 5 TO IL years. The
csc. kinds az soc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Eyeglasses and SpeCtacles
at SOC. Instead OF $500,

The best glasses eyet Offered AZ soc d,
gold plated frames ana mountines, made
Just like solid gold, lifted With the best
French ground psrosecnie lenses; sifes
from s 10 IA. .
The eyeglasses are both trimmed and
umIe,,. with patent offset OF Adjustable
guards 90 ft any nose.
The spectseles have riding Rows ssSell
as s,airht temples 20 ~ afo1nd or hacA
az the ears. Among them are . quantity
of nesrsigh,ed eyeglasses, nmless gold
rlstea. offset, 81 the same price, SOC. In
s,e.s Of -. 90. . neat leather case gwen
With each pair.
Cold. plated eysglss, chains, sss. In
stead Of 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

Warp prin, novelties, Sl.oo. Si.2S,
$l.S0 and $500.
Brocaded silks, Si.25 20 81. so.
Black palette dc sole, SOC, 1885,;
formerly soc. and sSc,
Reversible black peau De sole, 7sc..
$500, SIPS, Si.35 and Sl.S0.
Guaranteed black t%affetas, soc, 6se.,
ole, soc, si.OO, instead Of 7se. TO
SI.2S.
Black satin crepe de chine, Si.0o,
Si.2S and Si.50. instead OF Sl.S0 10
S2.OO. Slight imperiections which NAV
be styled characteristic OF crepe De chimes
exist In these. but nothing serious.
COlorei liberty satins, full line OF col.
ors, at iec., $50, soc. and Si.OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

Qualities TO attract any good
make her happy.
AT zoe. INSTEAD or Si.OO
All linen blesched Irish
satin damask rs inches wide
only one pattern, which
IS the reason OF the very low
prize.
Al 81 INSTEAD or SI.3e
Mira heavy hleached
All.linen Irish double dam.
ask, - inches vide.
AT Sl.49 INSTEAD or
Sl.sS-All.linen and extra
heavy napkins, size 20
inches.
AT SI.eS INSTEAD or
$3.50 - All linen heaVY
bleached napkins, sire
22X22 inches.
AT $500 INSTEAD or
S6.S0-All linen bleached
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Curtain DRYING Frames.

NJ Etfhaurs4 90 tfFaff'
"No Sag frames. brheet across cen
trc. SSc.
The "Sisf," non-rusttng rins. Si.io.
PLAT ana Square" frames, Win easel
$50.
Ths "Pinlsss" irsnss, the beat stretch
OF inVsnted. ti.es.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Chatting Dishes.
Some at Half Price and Less

Lot No. /, at S2.7S, value up to $500.
Highly anticipated chatting dishes,
some with ebony side handle and high
dome covers and patent lamp, regular
value NJ 10 $500, at S2.7S.
Lot No. , stSS.OO. value up TO 50. rs
Consists Of some Of the finest dishes
to nc seen anywhere. They have extra
fancy stands, high dome covers With
headings. ebony side handles and patent
regulating asbestos lamps. some Of these
dishes sell regularly as high as $e.7s; Tor
this sale, choice % $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Dinner Sets.

AT sS.ps-Good English porcelain DIN.
net sets, 100 pieces, pretty flora, les
toon dseoiAuon N 'Sc-Colof treatments,
Al s. SO-uood porcelain dinner ssi,,
100 pieces, including sour turern, neat
floral decorations IN a pleasing shade
Of blue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Waist, Skirt and Dress
Lengths.
fireplace Fixtures,

chiefly brass and wrought iron-the most
artistic designs known. Some prices are
about half.
$500 brass fire sets, 81. es
$500 Z" sos
Andirons In black iron, $2.4s and
$3.es.
Andirons in wrought iron, S4.4s to
$3.50.
AndironsU in brass SS.25.
Basket CRATES, S2.es TO SS.es.
Folding screens, S+.7S.
SPARK arresters. $3.50.
Fancy imported bellows a. half price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

Colored taffetss, 49c., see. CSC, zee;
come to us for the scarce shades, we have
them.
Coloted crepe DC chine at 1876, sSc.,
Si.2S; beautiful lines CT colors-none
but good shades.
Colored palette de sole at SOC. and
Sl.0O-all colors.
"Sappho" satin, in all colors and black,
stSl.OO.
White ivory and cream silks Tor we'd
ding gowns. including duchesse, peau De
sole. palette de sole, Louisine, egence,
satin and silk crepe de chimes, Liberty
and Panne satin, and at prices thai, make
our silk store u~nequslled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Bio Sale of Heating Stoves.

During the first part OF this wear, when
fas material was very low, We made con.
tracts With the largest manufacturers OF
standard" stoves TO sell their goods IN
this market, and We are in q position TO-
cav 10 sell the best stoves % the lowest
prices quoted anywhere. And then thor.
ough mechanics are in attendance 10 put
% In Brooklyn all coal stoves costing
above $500. All stoves delivered and
ru, up within four days Of purchase.
COAL HEATING STOVES.
The Dixie" psrlor cylinder heaters,
S26s.
1be Cadet" embossed psrlor heaters.
SSS.
The New Glna' or "York Star"
sSuafc eoli-ieeding psrlor stoves, secs.
p sample heaters OF almost every de-
srFuon, value up to $1,000, Of $500
COAL RANGES.
The Edna" an excellent s-hole range.
o. - 81.
The "unels sam Fortune" iavoriie
range In Brooklyn. az sees.
Inc New Here the bes, and most
spto-5Iie tango Si2.es.
The Mage" With solid base, = very
s''isisc;oty and practical rsnge, $ls.IS.
GAS RADIATORS,
including 9 feet Of tubing.
ne " siermsr" radiators, Z cylinder
we, Junior. hronfed, SI.$S.
ihc " Waterman radiators, t-erlinder
ttIs, y inches high. Si.7s.
Tie " atefman" radiators. c-c'inder
a'l.c, y inches high. s2.2S.
The "fuutsn" radiators. maze OF steel,
trI sSs, $3.50.
80 ssmrit rtsisior,, vsias No 10
$1,000, a. ball price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Dress Trimmings Under "A.

AT ioe. FOR ; YARDS-Fine cut Jet
guimps, } yards Tor oe. instead OF zoe.
ward.
AT 2Sc. INSTEAD OF soc. TO 7sc.
Fancy Persian hands and Passemen.
terie.
AT 7se. INSTEAD OF $3.50 TO
S2.Oo-Fancy colored Passamtnieries
and Persian hands; also fine cut jet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
WOmen'S listers and RagIanS.

Made OF waterproof materials. The popular overgarment OF
the season. Waterproof" and yet the cloth to all appearance
and comfort is the same as the ordinary kind. Suitable Tor the
street, coaching, automobiing and out OF door sports and Q
most comfortable garment over evening gowns.
AT $3.50 INSTEAD OF Sle.SO-Long Raglan, loose back.
pleated with belt, bell sleeves, turnover cuffs, exact copy OF
the latest mans fashion, either tan or black, special.
AT SIG rs INSTEAD OF SCI. 90 Rainproof cloak In good
quality oxford, Venetian cloth, semrught fitting, with pad
dock back. bell sleeve, with turnover cults.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Blankets and Quilts.

Second Thor NrW 'uliug
csc. INSTEAD OF sI.2s-white croehe, quilts, Msrseilles
pattern, ready hemmed.
sI.se INSTEAD OF S2.oo-Funeed white crochet quilts,
extts large sire, Marseilles pattern.
G, so INSTEAD OF s22s-Ii.4 white cotton feeeed blan.
ket, weight S pounds.
$3.50 INSTEAD OF s~4.sO-iI.4 white wool blanket, vide
Sik binding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Outina Flannels at sc.

A lot OF 5000 wards OF an excellent
quality OF outing ilsnnel-the best staple
pints and blue stripes, checks anu small
broken plaids all At sc. yard.
FLANNELS FOR WAISTS Fancy
ilannels that are more popular than
ever. The hes; and largest assortment
10 be found anywhere. PricsSAre SOC,
6Se., use. and asc, per yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Our Incompatible LaceS.
And Prices Lowest Anywhere.

Our notable collection Of the newest lace creations fol this season is being
added to daily and the new things are always seer here FIRST teal expert lace
knowledge, guided BY a correct taste have gathered a smcI of aces mere titis lot
approached by any house in Greater New York, either in quantity, quality variety or
price IL will always pay anyone who has anything whatever to DO with lscss to at
least examine Or display. Real hces that aer real aceS-ini Machine mad: hees
that are sold as such-laceSt hat are worth measuring These prices are the lowest
anyxhere-n fact, in many cases more than hall less lust compare them;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Women's Shoes at S2.49.
Our $3.50 Kinds.

Sec,rd tlcof, Rear.
The remaining sizes OF the second lot
OF those 50. so shoes-all atS2.4s-look,
wear, iit and feel like $500 shoes. ~
STYLES TO choose from-and all made on
our most approved up-to.dtte lasts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

AT soc. TO 7ee. FOR Si.oo AND
Si.2S wilton v~elvets; choice designs
for parlor, dining room and hall, and
stair patterns; the most durable car.
pets ever sold At these low prices.
Al sSc. AND Sl.25 FOR Si.S0 AND
Sl.6S Administers, from the fsmous
Hartford ana B!gelov mills; choice
parlor patterns.
Al sI.Sa AND SI.es FOR $3.50 AND
$500 ROYAL NiltonS, the finest car.
pets male in this country; choice col.
orings and designs, most OF which were
made especially Tor us.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Parquet Flooring.

NaFTfi StTe, NM TIFf
We have q splendid collection OF over 800 patterns OF the
best kinds OF parquet flooring all our work is done in the bess
manner possible and at prices within the resch OF ALL Thess
floors are groXinG more popular every DAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

IS 10 %, 3Sc.; "a TO 26,
49c.; % TO %, see. cash.
AT soc, USUALLY sec.-
Mems natural fleece lined
shirts, self.fronts and long
sleeves; also drawers TO
match, made with q fine cot
ton face and lined With a
heavy wool fleece; sizes
shirts, - TO "a; drawers,
so 10 AZ.
AT 1855, USUALLY iec.-
Mems colored cotton socks,
special heels and double
soies; tan, blue AMI stain
less black: sizes o., 10 ia.
AT Isc.. USUALLY 3sc.-
Women's cOlorei cotton
stockings, striped, extracted
and stainless black; also
children black ribbed
school stockings; Sizes 8
10 o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
"Loeser" Sewing Machines
at SI.75 and $I3.9S.

Every machine is guaranteed for five
years. Should anything 20 wrong during
that time VIC will make the machine right
or give YOU a new one. Instruction will
be given by . competent teacher a. your
home tree OF charge. A machine that a
child can run and that will bring economy
cation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
3rseAipu Advertisements.
Mems Black Suits.
Tailored, Ready to Wear.
frtdtrirh 1osssr & Ga.

Black Is more In evidence this year than ever-biach 10
.lvays dressy-always looks we'll and can DO worn more eener.
ally than anything else. Here are some unusually good OILERS
for tomorrow:
AT sio.o0-sylish sack suits Of oil wool and fast black
cheviots.
AT Sis. suits Of fine undressed vorsted cheviots or
heavy serge, . rich black that won't grow rusty.
Fancy suits at same prices.
See the new rain coats at $4,000 and S28. co..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
A Real Harvest O LOWeSt Prices.

%% s@sHs sES S%s%SG % sST%s% $ h %rs ss % satisfies "THS%% % % % "S% %% MISTAKES s@ %%s%% %%
any dissatisfaction better M wMdb better km.
A0 pmrwsh harvest d things viii crowd opportunity its a aheumnsT The cold wae may ha hNH-
d@ 6My twill want co. before many days Every purchase You S Mnmmkdm IHma Y& @ @hh@AM k~L
edge mdnnnngun pWWem dH the MN guaranteed MNW world Tomorrow prices mY0 cases are hG mc SdnahG
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&c. for I5C. Black perCaIlne,

Another lot OF that heetled black per
caline, IS inches vide, a silk tsileta
finish, very fine and closely woven and
in every way an ideal lining.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

Al $1,000 TO s2S.O0-White esprit
robes, tucked and plain, with rows Of
nifles.
lierre robes viih circular flounce.
Al $4,000 AND S+5.o0-Black grens.
dine. plain and with ilouneing.
AT S3O.OO-Vhite mousseline de sole
and velvet dots.
Al $500 TO Si4e.0o-Black pesu do
sole black spansled robes, all new
shapes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
The Curtain Rises on New Silks
And Prices That Are incompatible.

Shopping cannot be drudgey with such alurng pleasures as o. SURPRISING line
OF new silk fairies Here is me Of the brightest SIDES Of ur busIness silks never
lag in Interestingly are always nh IN handsome an fashionable an sought tor'
As tot our assortment OF novelty silks. there Is rot miner ss Seaser my
where who has not contributed something II the kind were such as TO please you.
Warp PRINT IDEAS are prominent in striped and figured effects; elaek md white;
designs-an immense variety for fur mi oversarment Innings But here are prices
that speak cal economies better than words:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Cut Glass Almost Half.

The choicest patterns from a number
OF the best producers, numoerless cut
tings 20 choose from:
E,u,, ard Salad HoulS-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
S1.65 for S2.75 Velvet Hats.

nfolnd 7 OF. = uIInt
A 10, Of the most popular velvet hats -hrims are tucked and
velvet draped-others have velvet crowns and silk orims-they
are 81. IS hats at Sl.65.
Imported pomponS at 3ec. 10 SITS,
Imported breasts, black and colors, at 39c. to $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

hii ~ PiiSSs "
heavy Scotch damssk sets.
cloths and napkins TO match.
cloth ? by "a, napkins 20
bnshes.
a lot OF odd. medium and fine
damssk cloths, slightly
soilei, marked AZ reduced
prices 10 close out quickly.
AT 2Sc. INSTEAD OF 3Sc.
-All.linen and extra heavy
hemmed Irish huck towels,
size p Nv ~ inches.
At $50. TO Sl.SO EACH
Our direct importation OF
Webb's dew bleached huck
towels.
AT use. INSTEAD OF acc.
Full bleached Turkish
bath towels, extra heavy and
large, sire 81 by IS inches.
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At SC. to 29c.. Under "A Value.

All arranged on special table where
they may b. easily selected. They are
chantilly GALLONS, black silk sorts; point
dc Paris laces and insertions, Normandie
valenciennes laces and insertions, imita.
ton g~alloons Of Arabian kinds and Imita.
ton torchon lAces and insertions, oil az
Hrtge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Underwear and Stockings.
At Less Than Makers Prices.

And there Is something here Tor every member Of the
family from the child up. Good fitting undersarments not
Only add TO comfort but contribute to the Appearance o. the
outergarments. Our underwear Is made 10 III,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Carpets at Big Reductions.
27c. to SI.9S, Usua, Prices, 45c. to $500.

A collection OF 500 rolls OF the best ana nos uptodate carpets made and II
prceslo lover han they al. bringing to-day a Wholesale. We ca give you every bit
as good service as the very best exclusive carpet Stores-ust a large ai exclusive
assortment to choose from an besides an dol Tor a good deh less money. A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

styles. including some with accordion
pleated ~flounce.
Ar SS.9s. REGULAR Ss.oo-Silk pet.
plea'ei i%lounee.
Muslin Underwear.
AT Si.9s. REGULAR S2.49-Women's
nigh, dresses OF n~sinsook, four styles,
low neck. high round yoke effect, square
empire and V. These are prettily
trimmed with embroidery or laces.
AT Csc, REGULAR Si.i9 80 Corset
covers OF nainsook, low neck, French
BODY, lace, embroidered and ribbon
trimmed.
AT 6Oc., 75e.. SiO0, si.2s-The
ARNOLD" Knit gsute umbrella drawers,
lace or embroidery trimmed.
Baby's Veal.
AT zoe, REGULAR 4sc.-lniants'
shirts, winter weight, wrapper style,
long sleeves, ctocheted edge, 5 sizes.
AT zee, REGULAR Ace. Infants
shoes, black AMI tan.
AT 9Sc., REGULAR Sl.4s-lniants'
short dresses Of nainsook, made with q
pointed woke Of all over. embroidered
neck and sleeves. finished with hem.
stitched ruffle; also another style,
Russian side effect, iestherstitched and
embroidered edge.
AT acc, REGULAR 6ee. - Infants
caps OF China silk. made With hem.
stitching and lace ruche.
AT soc, REGULAR csc. - Infants
caps OF China silk. with four rows Of
hemstitched tucks.
AT Csc, REGULAR Si.2S-lnfants'
caps Of poplin, made with turn back
piece. feathersttched.
At $i.sS, REGULAR $2.+e-Infants'
long coats OF e~iderdovn, made With cir.
cular cape and edged with silk cord.
AT Si.sS, REGULAR S2.4s-Short
coats OF Bedford cord. made with cape
effect, trimmed prettily with silk braid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
.BraC at u.

BrlC.a.BraC at "A.
AUSTRIAN POTTERY VASES - En-
tirely nes finish, very tasteful.
7Sc., regular Sl.5O
Si.SO, 900
$50, 500
300, 800
500, 1000
$50, $500
AUSTRIAN POTTERY VASES New
artiSiic color treatment, ruby.eolored
tors and bases Overland With gold.
zee, regular soc.
aSc., f" $500
$50, 800
n.ss, 900
IMPERIAL MORlACE-A splendid a.
sortmrnt % neN japanese Imperial
Mouage pottery Just arrived, nothing
N fancy pottery can equal the exquisite
beauty 81 this ware. Chocolate pots.
pitchers, candles icss. covered boKet.
Craekef itrs ans q large vsnety Of ysses.
u~rn-shaped pieeet, toilet bottles, sss.
Ell o. ssry les ptiesA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

styles, $685. FOR regular $1,000 and
$1,000.
Heavy Reversible Tapestry Pottieres-
Solid and mixed color effects. 20 styles
20 choose from. S3.2S and S3.eS per
pair, reduced from $500 and $500 per
SIN Finished Mercerired Sell Colored
Portieres-Ail exclusive patterns, In rose.
Nile, olive, crimson and rose Du Barry,
at Se.7s, S7.eS, $3.50, Si2.SO aud
$500 per pair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

Renaissance Lace Curtains Several
small lots, ?, ; and 4 pair OF each pat
tern to close out, some at less than one
half price.
iot, S7.2s per pair, reduced from
sii.so, $3.50 and $500.
lot, SECS per pair, reduced from
$3.50 and $3.50.
lot, Si2.7s per pair, reduced from
S2l.O0 and $500.
white Irish Point Lace Curiains-l2
STYLES, $3.50 for regular $3.50: ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13

estisstion. For instance:
season for pedestrian skirts are mixed
kersey cloths with btoadeloth finish; ~
have them in medium grsys, dark OK.
lords, navy and brown mixtures, from
si.sSt to sa.7S per yard.
ACC. for SI.00 ZibeIine.
1850 yards so inch silk finished
ribeline, deep rich black,
45C. for 69C. 0iagOnaIs.
All wool corded black diasonals, ~
inches 10 width, seryicesble and dressy.
Satin Cloths and prunelIas
at SIPS.
44.inch English spot proof satin and
prunella cloths, lusirous black surface,
which we guarantee permanent; sheds
water and will not spot.
Black BrOadClOth $500 and
$3.50 Yard.
s2.ineh imported brosdeloth with satin
lustte, needs no sponging, will always
retain It's brilliancy.
Waist, Skirt and Dress
Lengths.
1000 waist, SKIRT and dress lengths OF
blael and colored dress fabrics from 2 TO
yards each, including Henriettas, serges,
%prunellas, plsids, ribelinsS, satin cloths
and silk and wool novelties al prices that
will cause q change OF ownership IN Q iiffy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Jardinicres and pedestals.

Fine imported EnaIish pottery latdin'
ieres, ,wo.tone color effects, rich emboss
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Sheets at Less Than
Material by the Yard.

Bleached muslin sheets al really less than the material costs
by the yard. These sheets are torn BY hand and ironed and
made Of a standard make OF muslin.
i. %2I, sc. by g, 81 &c
81 by 81, 5sc.
100 dozen bleaehed muslin pillow eases,go GOD strong muslin,
pinch hem, IL &c; sire. IS by IS.
Sc. PER iARD-A lot OF bleached muslin, yard vide, free from
dressing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Steamer Rugs Under a.
At s.. 90. S3.9S. 81. Value $500 TO $1,000.

A fortunate Circumstance has put us In possession OF about
$50 steamer rugs. They are useful for travelling and driving.
Many in shades made especially for carriage use with evening
dresses, rs well as for golf capes, pedestrian skirts and a dozen
other purposes. They are the reversible kind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Kitchen Cutlery at SpeCia.
Prices.

Genuine Ssbatier knives, zoe.
Potato ball scoops, iSc.
Vegetable knives, 7c.
Pallett knives, lSc.
Meat skewers, zoe. per set.
Chnsty set, zoe. per set.
Bread knives, Zoe.
Butcher knives, lSc.
Cooks forks, 3Se.
Mincing knives, Toe
Horn mustard spoons, SC.
Bone mustard spoons, Sc.
Bone egg spoons, &C.
Wood mustard spoons, PC.
Carving knife and iork, csc.
Nickel lea spoons, Sc. each.
Dessert spoons. i2c, each.
Tablespoons, lSe. each.
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metal. All fancy pieces are .,
assortment. We mention onl'
Sugar spoons. ice. each,
regular sac.
Butter knives, 2Sc. each,
regular soc.
Gold meat forks, SSe. each.
regular 7sc.
Gravy ladies'. 45c. each,
regular soc.
Chiidren's sets a pie ces),
soc. per set. regular Si.l0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-13
Black and COIOred Dress Goods.
ronttn.ad llucraccad 0nnnrtitiac


Gee nd door. New Building.
The best dress fabrics from the best m
are here In q tasteful assortment at lover
29C. for SOC. henriettss.
All that's lef, Of that matchless offer OF
last veek. 1000 yards all o Henri.
eta cloth, new perfect goods, but in
cream only.
soc. for 79C. plalds.
Silk and wool plaids, the very prettiest
bright color combinations, Just the thing
for waists and children's dresses.
Canvas Cloth and Zlbelines
at 75C.
An immense assortment OF canvss cloth
and mixed yibelines, all the new autumn
shades and mixtures, IS to so inches.
AnQOra Zlbellne at Sl.OO.
A very attractive fabric; . splendid
inches vide. light gray, Oxford green,
navy and brown mixtures.
CheviOtS at 90C. and SI.25.
as inch basket and canvas eheviots, q
full range OF the new autumn mixtures
ana plain colors.
ShOwerprOof Cloth at Sl.75.
81 inch showerproof covert cloth Tor
riglans, ulsters and street gowns; q water
shedding, ~ear resisting fabric; castor,
Oxford, navy and cadet mixtures.
Pedestrian Skirt Cloths at
SI.95 to $2.75.