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new YORK CENTRAL.

912 A. and S.35 VI. Daily except sunday
Pittsheld: sundays only at O. 20 A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices al Il3. 2SI. AS 216 Broadway q
Union So w. 275 Columbus E33 West 125th St,
ard 13Sth stations New York: 33S and 721
Fulton 10f Broadway. r. d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3Sth Street for New York Central
Service Baggage checked from hotel residences
WestcOtt Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Receipts viii be issued at the time Of the first payment
and these receipts be presented the time Of
payment each succeeding tnstalnent. order
such payments may be endorsed thereon. Debentures
VII be delivered WITHOUT the arst coupon. pay
instalrnent September I. 1901, and
surrender Of the receipts.
Holders o: Voting Trust certificates record
closing of the transfer books February p. 1901
subscribe Tor said aebentues At the rate OF one debnture
shares Of stock represented by their
oting Trust certificates.
subscription Tor fraction OF debenture viii be
received rights subscribe be assigned in
accordance with a blank which viii be furnished
by the company upon application. holder voting
trust certificates number Of shares which cannot
divided by without leaving remainder may.
before making subscription, buy sell enough rights
his holdings dvisihe The Company will not
itself buy or sell rights
THE RIGHT TO SUBSCRIBE WILL EMPIRE
At THREE O'CLOCK y. VI. FEBRUARY -.
IgOI 4 SYNDEC ATE HAS BEEN FORMED To
TAKE AT PAR ANY PORTION OF SAID ISSUE
OF DEBENTIREs WHICH SHALL NOT HAVE
BEEN srBsCRfBED WITHIN THE PERIOD
ABOVE SPECIFIED.
Failure TO pay any iastaIuen Of the subscrption when
and as payable VIII forfeit all rights respect Of the
debentures subscribed FOR and Of nstamens previous
II paia.
form copies q which be obtained a the office Of
the Company No. Wall Street. New York City. or.
LONDON al the Office Of speyer Bros
subscriptions must in all cases. he in the
hand. of j. Y. McNeaI, Treasurer. at the office
of the Coripany. No. 2 Wall Street. New York
civ before THREE O'CLOCK q. VI. FER
RTaRN 2s. 1901. and payment Of the first
ip.tnlmeut of the subscription. in ala
he made n that Office Payment Of subsequent
nstainents may made either al the companys New
York Office or in London. the ONCE Of Speyer Bros
Totbbury E. c Copies of the Debentures and of the
Trust Inaenture which they will he issued win be
furnished upon application
gv order 81 Beard of Directors
WILLIAM sALONiOE.
Chairman
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New York. January IL 1901.
Election Notice.
St Louis Iron Mountain a. Southern Rail-
way Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of I.,,,. Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway Company viii be held
the general once Of the in the
Missouri on Tuesday, March 18th, 1901 900 oclock
a M Tor the electon OF thirteen Directors
suing and fr the any other bushes,
tha; may before said meeting The annual meetinS
of the Directors VIII be held ono
same day al Y O'Clock The
De closed on Tuesday January 20. 1901
j N. and reo9ened the day following the annual
meeting or the stockholders adjournment
- GEO J. GOULD President.
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NEW YORK. February 1901.
Referring TO the foregoing notice of The
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
notice a. hereby given that. for the purpos.
of such eubxcription. the transfer book. OF
the Voting Trustees will be closed the
close q business Thursday. February ~.
1901.
WILLIAM SALONoN.
OTTO II. KAHN,
MARTIN EHDuANN.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
CHARLES STEELE.
Voting Trustees.
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TO THE HOLDERS or VOTING TRUST CERTIFI-
GATES FOR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD cOMPANYS PREFERRED AND COMMON
SHARES:
It voted issue FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
fsI5.oo0.0OOl OF FOUR PER CENT. TEN
YEAR GOLD CONVERTIBLE DEBESTCaEs
ot $1,000 each convertible a. the option of TIE holder
stock of Railroad Company. par.
March J. 1902 any subsequent sen-annua interest
day thirty days notice in writing the Company
hut with the right the Of the Railroad Company
20 deliver IN lieu of common stock. voting trust
tAcates therefor, during the pendeney % the Voting
Trust Agreement All or q such debentures may
be redeemed by TIE Company. and accrued Interest
upon Interest beginning with March l. 1902
notice published n newspapers in the city of
New York and in one newspaper in the city Of London
England, twice week tor eight weeks.
part the aebenturss redeemed they shall
redeemed the order Of their numbers.
deben;ures called redemption may nevertheless
option Of holder be converted upon the reeer
ton day stock or. al ;he election Of the
Company. voting trust certificates therefor provided
thirty Gays notice writing given 10 the
Company. The 6ebentures VIII mature March ! 1911
bear from March l. 1901.
per per annur. payable
first days of March and September in each Both
principal will payable gold and
The deben,ures VIII coupons Cor Interest
provision VIII be made FOR their regstra
ti0n principal.
The proceeds q the sale Of these debentures In
to used for construction purposes ani for
additions and improvements 20 the property
The debrntur-s Will he sold at par and
accrued interest, payable as follows;
March Observation-Disclosures. 500
April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 80
Nav NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I5i 90
June Observation-Disclosures. 4. I5I 30
July Observation-Disclosures. 1872 90
August Observation-Disclosures. 49, 30
September 4 fSI53. less $50, the
the first coupon which
will he cut OF before delivery of the
debentures, Observation-Disclosures. 1873 90
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COLOR4DO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
Ing Stock Exchange furnished by William P. Bon
bright & Co. OF Colorado Springs:
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WEST SfION R,R.

and 15nl. later foot West 42d So. y.
'7l0 A. M-For intern. points Albany Montreal
tl1;2o ~ Nh Lake Mohonk. Mnnewaska. Saratoga.
CatskiH Mountains and Utica
$500 P M--Chicago Express Daily
-225 p. M.-Cont Ltd for Detroit.
IS:tS M-Ssl FoE Hudson River Points 70 Albany
.6:l5 p M-kor Rochester. Buffao. Cleve. Chicago.
tseo P M-Eor Rochester. Buffalo. Detroit Loui&
~J:l5 p. M-FoT Syra. Roch. Mag. Falls. Det. Chi
-Daily. tDaily, except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn
No I. 10;45 a. NJ. at 245 P. ~ Leaves Jersey
City. p. r. R sta. No. IL % A. NJ 3:35 p NJ
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Wsstcott Exp
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. y. Y.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, ox Chamber, 81,
as follows and minutes earlier from W 23d St.:
500 a. m. Daily.-Solid train for Buffalo Arr q. m
Binghamton waverly Elnira and Bradford. Coacnes,
parior car and cafe dining to Buffalo
m. Daiy-Cbtcago Lunlted-Fast MNU-Said
train TO Chicago, arriving 20 p CeveIanS 40 a.
m Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati. DuNng
1:s0 D. m Dails.-BuffaIO Cleveland Express%.Arr
T.O5 Bradford 80. Jamestown 100 YouUgs-
1927 Cleveland 12 30 p. slespers 70 BSs-
fao and Cleveland Cafe
Dis m Daily Solid train for Binghamton Waiver
ly Emira Chicago Sleepers Buffalo Chicago Cincin-
natl. Dining car.
NucKETs: LOCAL TIMH CARDS AND PULLMAN
Broadway. l57 East t25th ST. 273 West Ia5th ST.
Chambers West 2Sd st. ferries. NewYork: 333 and
Fulton 90 Broadway. Brooklyn l22 River
Hoboken and Jersey City Station New-York Transfer
Co. and checks baggage TO destination.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Furnishes by walker Brothers No. Il Broadway
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A GOOD INVESTMENT

Advertiser Is open more subscrlptlons
for fine well adapted for the foreign
and trades. This vessel Is offered at very
reas01ah!e and IS bound pay handsome dividends
References as 70 advertisers responsibility cheer
il4y furnished Address for particulars MERCHANT
Box 20 Tribune once
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nv state Gas Co - ;s;s
"a S'Ss Gas lsi mtg 5s, 1855.
~ STOCK .----.-'
20 N q Gas let mtg IS 1877
oe - ~ OF NJlst IS. 1889
Cas- CO of J c : p c..
- "a, ist Sc. 1903 .........-..
-, ~ Gas CO lst 5s, 1872
- oi;k q 2 CO LIST Con IS. 1919
So. " Gas co lst 6s, 1928 F..
rs,rs Rapids G L Co O.. 90.
AZ lst 5s. 1918.
,5,.5sp Gas lst c.. 1920
,,-ssvefte Gas LEI IS. 1925.
SW Y Gas LIST Gs. 1928.
,sss a a z O. lst 6s. 1928
~ a & c LIST mtg 6s. 1925
al stock ..--.-----;'.,cc.
osio a I C lst mtge 6s, lS20
S0Ap c (new).--..--....-
syrscuse c let mtg 5s, 1856.
~ stock .--. ...-.--.-.....
g, Joseph Gas lst IS, 1881.
A. stock ssssss.
G, psul Gas Con IS, 1874.
do stock .--.---.---.-...-
Vrsst G of Milwaukee 8 p c.
40 ist S.. 1883. ..-.-----.--
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GERMAN BONDS.
Reported by Zimmerman Forshay. II wall-stD
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Mauch Chunk Local .............
y. 7. & Long Branch r. R......
Scranton & Reading. g...........-..
Lakewood & Barnegat ..........
y. Y. & Long Branch r. Re-.
Mauch Chunk q Reading. ......
Wilkesbarre s. Scranton. ........
Lakewood. Barnegat & Atlantic
NltN ....-..--...-..
Lakewood & ATLANTIC CITY
special .....-...........
Lakewood & Barnegat .........
y. 7. & Long Branch r. R..
MaUch Chunk Il Reading. .......
Lakewood Special. ................
LdSsou Local. .
y. Y. & Long Branch r. R..
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NOTICE TO BoNDHoLpERs
NOTICE is hereby piVpn thaf in aaonr1

NOTICE TO BOSDHOLDERs
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
with the terms OF the mortgage securing the same
the following First Mortgage OF The United OH
Company Il Colorado are called for payment March
1901 viz: Nos. O.. SO. ST. 05 100 lOl llG IFS
100 l23. l3s l3s l4l l51 III. I79 $50 ls4 ls9 1893
2O5 2l3 PA 2l5, 2l7 go 23T and 23s principal
and interest on the above bonds O
presentation 10 The Central Trust Company New York
on March !. 1901 after which date
s +. RATIINON. Secy and Treas
DARTH temporarily embarra ssed holding
stock in large company operating in New York city
would Ike 70 make loan would sell block stock
10 1000 shares cheap. ". B. J.. Tribune Office.
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BANK STOCKS.
reported by Clinton Gilbert No. wan-stD
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finanrlal.
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
NO . WALL STREET.

No : " ALL HIHtEI.
NEW YORK, February s. 1901.
TO THE HOLDERS or VOTING TRUST CERTIFI-
GATES FOR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD cOMPANY'S PREFERRED AND COMMON
SHARES.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

'A''or'se BY De haven a Townsend No 30 walls
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. Int- Period- BID. Asked.
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High Low. Close
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES
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CHESHIRE ACADEM Y.

Tts 1OTth Anniversary Exercises To-Day
 To- day the alumni of Cheshire acad- emy will celebrate the 107th anniver- sarv of that historic old slhHol and in all probability the gathering will be the most notable in years. No efforts have been spared to make the celebra- +ion an immense success, and 1t is ex- pected that many of the alumni will be present at the reunion. Cheshire acad- eny has graduated scores of men who have become famous and the old school is justly proud Of the list of distin- gl1ished men who have done much to make the academy famous. Among the prominent men of New Haven who are graduates of the school are Profess sor Andrew Phillips of Yale, the Rev. Edwin & Lines of St. PauFs church, New Haven, and Rev. J. Frederick Sex ton. Other prominent graduates are J. Pierpont Morgan of New York, Major General Joseph Wheeler, Professor Samuel Hart of Middletown, Dr. H, Holbrook Curtis of New York, and pr. George c. Williams of Hartford. The members of the graduating class of this year are Leon Howe Davis of Somerset. Mass; Frederick Ferriss Dodd of New Milford, Conn; Charles Francis Morral of Bethel, Conn. Frederic B. Ryan of New York city, Adelbert Arthur Sl1eel of Freeport, Ill.
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PROPPING UP KARNAK.
The Task of Preserving Great Egyp
 tian Temple

The Task of Preserving Great Egyp-
 tian Temple.
 A great deal of good Psychological work is being done this season in Egypt and a large number of eminent archaeologists are busy at work throuehout the country in revealing the wonderful treasures that still lie hid- den beneath the soil. The following &C., count of the latest progress in Fgyp- tological investigation is limited to Up per Egypt.
 Never since the old worshippcrs crowded the great hall of the Temple of Karnak has that ancient shrine seen so much activity as now prevails. Hun dreds of Arab laborers are HOW ct work there and all the accessories of a great modern engineering enterprise lie con- tiguous to the grandest memorial of an cient Egypt Undoubtedly the most important Psychological work now in progress is the restoration of the Fly rostvle Hall The following descriO+ion of the present state of the works $ by M. Legrain, the inspector and designer for the Ghizeh Museum, who is 11rect- ing the restroation. There are twenty seven columns in all that are to be re- stored Thirteen fell in ancient times eleven came down on October 5, l900 and three which were shaken fld threatened to fall were taken down last year. All these twenty-seven colu ans will be reconstructed and replaced in their original position. The first step that he'd to be taken after the fall o1 the eleven columns was to take down the three columns whose destruction appeared to be imminent and would have entaied further ruin One cor una has also GA aGcbitraVe Wflcl
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These For Example.

White Lawn Skirts -charmngly made with twelve inch flounce, head ed with Hamburg insertion, $a,a5 White Separate Skirts-offlne lawn mad, with the new double sllirred tlounce a style that will suit almost any kind of white shirt waist, 5,oS White Pique Skirts, made With a stylish flare, 9S Gents Other White Pique Skirts, Sl.49, $2. g, $40 up to $4:4o
 White Serge Skirts beautifully made throughout and finished with corded tucks and stitched bands of heavy tatte- ia, as smart Skirt as any tailor could fashion, were you ever so captious as to c,,t and finish $6 o8 White POint-d'Esprit Gowns = made over dainty foundations, with the prettiest possible touches otlace and r1b- bon, chic, stylish, bewitchingly beeom- ing dresses, S5oS to Sa5 White Etiminc SUits-Eton style, fin- ished with heavy tatfeta collar and stitched bands to match on skirt and jac- ket truly stulning Suits, SaS. 50 White Crepe-de-chine Dresses, made over taffeta drop-skirts, $45 White Lawn Shirt Waists,
 from 4octs to $6.o8 A fine Lawn Waist, sailor style, the Vest tucked and the collar hemstitched $I.25 Other Sailor Style Waists of fine white Lawn the wide collar finished with embroid- cred edge and insertion, $l.Io and $I.25 White China Silk Waists, cool and delightful for morning wear in town and at the shore, especially suited to full figures,
 from $2. .o8 to S5.oS Misses Lawn Waists of white lawn, simply but effectively made, oS Cents Misses White FrOcl<s in one piece, with full skirt and daintily tucked yoke, embroidery and lace trimmed, $I.4o More elaborate Dresses for child ren, not one of which is other than all you could wish for your little girl, even if she IS quite as careful and particular about her gowns as her mamma, $225, $2.o8, $3.4o up to So.o8
 Misses Pique skirts-in white, per- fectly tailored throughout, made with extra wide hem and felled searns an ideal Skirt, os Gents
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TtuneIlers 6ntfle. New York, New Haven and
 Hartford R. R.
June 9, 1901.

June J, l901. NEW YORK DIVISION. FOR NEW YORK-"4:O5, s4:5o. xs:1o. x7:oo. $500, xS:1o. S:S0, *s:S5, x1o:ao a. m-, *l2;10. 1915, "1:3O (parlor car lim- ited), +l:35. 2:oo, '2:aO. 800. '4:Oo. .4:17. a:so' -6:1o. 5:35, 6:3o '7:1O. ss:1o. o:lo Bridgeport accommodation s9:10, s:l5 p. m. Sundays-*4:O5, *4:5O, xS:OO, s:e5 a, m, *2:3O. x4:30, *5:10, x6:15, *7:10, "S;lo *S:30. '9:1o D. Tn.
 roh WASHINGTON via Harlem i'inel-~I :o5, *11:35 D. m. (daily)
 FOR BOSTON via Hartford and VII. limantic-*10:O3 a. m.
 FOR BOSTON via New Iondon anA Providence-+2:10 .2:2o. .11:s5 (parlor ear hmlted) a. m., .12:O5, .2:47, .4:o5. a'oO' 46:55 p. m. sundays-.2:1o, Aa:26 a. m. '12:O5, '2:47. '455. '6:55 p. m.
 roH BOSTON via Springfield--sl: :1U. a9:oo' Tll:o5 a. m., #1:45, *5:52 D. m. nundays-*1:10 a. m., *552, zoo D. m. HARTFORD DIVISION.
 FOR ABERDEEN. HARTFORD ''rhlNGFIELD, etc.-*1:1O $40, 7:52, nlo.oo (to Hartford), x9:35, 1.O5 a. m.. 11.oo, I, "1:45, 3:10, 5:0O, *552, FOO, (6:15 to -1aptlord), 500. 10:00, 11:16, (to Meridenl P. III. Sundays-1:10 a. m., 12:0s. s5:62. zoo, S:2S D. m.
 SHORE LINE DIVISION.
 .Ie Mew London. etc.-"2:10 s2:2o, 10, s'So, l1:05, #11:35, (parior car linn -.eW a. m., @l2:05, loo (to Saybrook ounctlon a Saturdays only), 2:15, *2:47. o.Ao (NeWport express Saturdays only>. 4.oo 4:l5 (to Saybrook Junction only). 4:oo 5:l5, 6:15, (to Saybrool1 Junc- .ion), F6:55. 9:10 (Guilford accommo- uation) p. m Sundays-*2:1o, *2:2o a. ih,, 2:o5, "2:47, *4:55, 6:55 D. m. AIR LINE-NoRTHAMPToN D1vIs. nor Middletown, willimantlc. etc. 70 a. m, 12:55, *2:33, 6:00 D. m. Sum- tays-El6 p. m. Connecting at Middle y.,s,, ,uwn With the Valley branch and at a,,,,a.t1c t,lnant1c with Midland and Central .,;,,l uvisions and c. V. R. R.; at Turner. s'ne with Colchester branch.
 v5,r. ohelDurne Falls, Turner's Falls. Nl,hsmsburg, Holyoke, New Hartford gnu intermediate stations-7:50 \. no- tara, ana a:vo ?. m. For Westheld and in- 'eIIneo1ate Rns stations. 6:57 D. m. ro'ra. rot t,armington. New Hartford and k.s7 Ii,s ,,,'s ,1 slde-7:6o q. m,. 12:o4. 400. 5ERkSHIRE DIVISION
 TOT Derpy Junction, Derby, Ansonia. etc.-6:l5, zoo, 500, 933 a. m.. 12:O5 noon, 1:1o. 2:ss. s:57, 4:4o. 5:so M e:5o 1SS. a:oo lo:oo. 1l:3O p. m. Sundaye-S:25 "a. m.. S:SO. $40. S:30 p. m.
 tor Waterbury--7:oo, 500, s:ss a. n.. iz:oo' l:a9, 5:30. 7:50, 11:3O p. m. Sum days-S:25 a. m.. GAO D. m.
 For Winsted-7:oo, 9:3s a. m.. 2:3e. 6:5o p. m. sundays-s:25 a. n.. $40 n. mi
 TOT shelton. Botsford. Newtown, Dan- pury, Plttsfield, State Line-9:33 d. m. 3:57 p. m. -1's
 For Albany. Buffalo. Detroit. cinc,n. nati, St. Louis, Chicago and the West vla State Line-9:33 a. m., 3:57 D. m.. 6:lo a. m. (via Bridgeport).
 For Litchheld and points on Litchfleld pianch-9:SS a. m. and 3:57 D. m. (via Derby Junction).
 ,Express Trains. xLocal Express !
 c. T. HAMPSTEAD.
 General Passenger Agent.
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I,aces To Trim With.

Our customers say we have the most comprehensive Lace store in town. There's not a dissenting voice as to our Lace superiority. Give your white Gown touch ofthis imita-
 ton Duchesse, or this Pt-dAlencon, or
 if you prefer English thread lace, or the
 darker Pt Venise, or the more showy
 Normandie Val there's d pattern for cv--
 cry mind nearly, straight or wayy Laces
 as low as;
 Sets Yard, or as high as 75cts., with of course many prices be- tween.
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White Gloves.

Don't experiment with your white Gloves, it's too great a risk. Already to go out, carriage wait ing, and pop go your Glove! de- lightful, isn't it? Moreover it's ab- surd to take risks when you can get reliable Gloves with a Gamble-Des- mond-Co. guarantee back of them, at such prices as these;
 Two Clasp Clacc Gloves white, with either black or white embroidery on the back 6octs Pair White Chamois Gloves "a good grade, for the skins are selected,
 7octs and Socts Pair Washable White Suedes- two clasps, Gloves guaranteed to wash in soap and water, great success $I Pair White Walking Gloves one clasp, pair lasts the seasen out, and they're for any occasion, picnic or tea
 $I.5o and $2 Pair White Silk Walking Gloves with whole wrists, or made with two clasps, 5octs and $l Pair Suede Lisle Gloves and they're hav- ing tremendous vogue this Summer with women who dress we'll are these perfect fitting Fabric Gloves. They're cool, deiciously comfortable and they'll wash like your handkerchief,
 soc and 75c Pair Everything and anything in a perfect stock of long white Gloves, I2, l6 and 20 button lengths, either glace or suede.
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For The White Dress.

2.ooo Yards of white Dlmity, Lawn and Nainsook, in lace effects, stripes and checks, l5ct and I9ct goods, really, for llcts Yard
 But what to our mind is most important to-day in fascinating stock ofWhite Stuffs, is a new ship ment of Fabric Novelties, such as dotted Dimities and dotted SWlsses and Persian, and French, and ln- dian Lawns, and Batistes and Silk Muslins, and more things that the writer didn't see or set down at all Everybody'll have new white Gown this year for it's a white dress year. Not stiff mannish tai lory Gowns, but Frenchy, lacy, be-ruftled, essentially Wom eny Gowns, than which nothing is more charming. The new White Stuffs range in price like this; l5c, Ioc, 25c up to 5octs a Yard.
 White Shirt Waist Mattresses, heavier than lawn but lighter than pique, ten different designs,
 25cts a Yard The new running cord Pique for separate Skirts to wear with shirt waists; 25c, 35c, 39c, soc and ooc a Yard.
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Neglige and Dress Shirts

Don't buy a Neglige Shirt any, where at 75cts or Sl until you've at least seen the Shirts we sell at
 o1 4o Cents White Ncglige Shirts = of Bedford cord, d very stylish shirt indeed, 10 Gents White Unlaundcrcd Shirts dou- ble back and front, made with Ably set in bosom and double felled seams, either short or long bosom, open or closed front, 75ct Shirt, 50 Gents Full Dress Shirts -unlaundered, of the best quality cotton, 4-ply all-linen bos- om, handmade button holes throughout, finished like custom-made shirt and equal to any Sl garment 5 Gents White NegIiee Shirts of cheviot, madras, or corded cambric, soft bosom Shirts with attached or.de-tached cuffs,
 SI and SI. 50 PIeated NegIige Shirts the new Neglige Shirt, opens in front, has de- tached link cuffs, Sl, 30
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Two Boys Bargains.

One is a Wash Suit--and you know our Wash Suits, how good they are, they're guaranteed fast color--natty sailor Wash Suits for lads from } to 8years,
 On Thursday, 36 Cents
 The other special Thursday offer is Sailor Hat, either large or small brm, sizes from 6 to 6 7-8, sold everyday for 5octs and oocts, off, cred on Thursday for 4l Cents
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Miscellaneous.

1S-ROW HAND DRAWN ALL BRIS- tie, penetrating hand brushes, solid satin and boXwood backs. A reg
 ular $1.25 brush. Thursday --69c STERLING SILVER AND ROSE
 Gold Medallion Stick Pins Our
 15c and 19c kind. Thursday for-6c THE QUEEN BRAND FORGIVE
 Hair Pins, shell and amber; reg
 ular 15c dog, for Sc box A NEW PLOTTING SOAP HIGHLY
 perfumed; regular price, Dc cake,
 Thursday cakes for -25c FISH NET SHOPPING BAGS, VERY
 light and servicable, regularly sold at 25c. Thursday for -19c TALCUM POWDER, VIOLET PER fumed SC box CONTI BRAND PURE CASTLE Soap, 1 pound bars. Thursday for - 45c
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White Stockings.

Stockings of fine white Maco yarn, full regular made, 25cts Pair
 Fine Lisle Thread Stockings, just plain white lisle, or with lace an- kles or all over lace lisle, choice ot these, 5octs Pair
 A finer grade of Lace Lisle Stock ings, 75cts a Palt
 A small lot of White Silk Stock ings, too small a lot really toi keep in stock, about 10 dozen in all. We will close them out at 59cts Pair, instead of SIPS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-13
Dainty Underclothes.

Corset Covers, of lonsdale cam brio, round yoke of tucks and torch on, 50 Gents Corset Covers of Nansook, eight rows lace insertion to waist, and ribbon drawn at neck, 60 Gents Corset C0yers-French style, of fine Nainsok, six rows Val lace back and front lace straps over shoulders, and rib- bon drawn, oS Cents White Pctticoaa-of Cambric, wide lawn flounee, five rows lace insertion, cambric dust ruf1le. $a. 10 White Petticoats of Lonsdae Cam- bric, tucked lawn tlounce with three Fow of Torchon lace and edge, $Is75, Whitc Petticoats fine Lonsdalescana-- brio, four rows fine Val lace and tucks on ilounce, and cambric dust rutfle,
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