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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-11-18
SCHOOL REPORT.

Needmore school. Second
month. Enrolled, ~; average at
tendance, 38; per cent. of attend
ance, 90; present every day: Es-
ta Hart, Beatrice Sharp, Essie
and Lee Truax, Irene, Ethel, Flo
ra and Belle Mellott, Envy Wink,
Esther Peck, Marven Sipe, Net
tie Mellott, Everett johnson, Wal
ter Fegley, Claud and Vernon
Mellott, Floyd Hart, Brooks and
Levi Garland, Willie Evans, Peter
Gordon and Russell Swartzweld-
er. CORA A. FUNK,
teacher.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-11-18
A SURE THING.

1t is said that nothing is sure
except death and taxes, but that
Is not altogether true. Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption
is a sure cure for all lung and
throat troubles. Thousands
can testify to that. Mrs. c..
b. VanMetre of Shepherdtown,
W. Va, says 81 had a severe case
of bronchitis and for 4 year tried
everything l heard of, but got no
relief. One bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery then cured me alb.
solutely." It's infallible for grip,
Group, whooping cough, pneu-
monla and consumption. Try it.
It's guaranteed by all druggists.
Trial bottle free. Reg. sizes SOC.
and S1.00
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-11-18
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
Of Local and General Interest, Gathered
at Home or Clipped from our
Exchanges.
CONDENSED For HURRIED READERS.

LETTER MORTON.
There is no cough medicine so
popular as Foley's Honey and Tar
It contains no opiates or poisons
and never fails to cure.
Miss Myrtle Stoner and Miss
Minnie Dalbey spent last Satur-
day with friends IN MERGERS.
burg.
Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs and colds; reliable, tried
and tested, safe and sure.
Charley Hixson of Brush Creek
Valley spent Saturday night and
Sunday with his uncle, Deputy.
sheriff D. T. Fields, of this place.
Foley's Honey and Tar always
stops the cough and heals the
lungs. Refuse substitutes.
Mr.. Thomas Bender, who Is
conducting tailoring business
ut Newport, Pa, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Bender, of this place.
We give guarantee that there
is nothing but absolutely pure
drugs in Peerless Horse and Cat.
tie Powder. Only ten cents for a
full pound pack.
Mr.. Russell Barber and family,
and his father, Mr.. Thomas Bar
ber,-all of Saltillo, spent week
recently among relatives aud
friends IN this county.
w. A. Herren of Finch, Ark,
writes, 81 wish to report that
Foley's Kidney Cure has cured a
terrible case of kidney and blad-
der trouble that two doctors had
given up"
Albert Stoner, the stove and
general novelty man, has been
spending the past week in the
eastern cities replenishing his
stock Tor the holiday trade.
Il we were to charge you 25c.
a pack we could not make Peer.
less Horse and Cattle Powder bet
ter and we only charge you 10c.,
for full pound.
Otho Summers, who has been
in Indiana for some time, re-
turned to this place last week,
and will spend two or three
months visiting his mother and
other friends here.
In their new ad this week the
Racket Store people tell you
about their attractive prices on
winter underwear, clothing, shoes
&c. You will find 1T on the 4th
page.
Now is the season your stock
needs good blood and condition
medicine and you cannot get any
thing better than Peerless Horse
and Cattle Powder, 10c., a pound
Miss Katherine Metzler, teach
er of the Harrisonville school, at
tended institute at Akersville
last Friday evening, and visited
friends in that vicinity over Sun
day.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Snotts of
Altoona are visiting their many
friends in this vicinity, after an
almost three years absence Joe
looks like as if the world had
been using him well.
There is no other stock or con-
ditlon powder on the market that
has given such general satisfac-
tion as Peerless Horse and Cattle
Powder, and none so cheap, 10c,
pound pack.
We furnish the New York Tri
Weekly World and the FULTON
COUNTY News for $1.75 year;
the Philadelphia Press and the
NEWS for Sl.50, and the News
and the New York Weekly Tri.
bune Farmer for sl.25.
jonathan p. Peck of Belfast
township spent a few hours in
town last Saturday. Mr.. Peck
has rented his farm to Mrs. Jane
Ann Snyder, and will, about the
first of March, move with his
family onto j. Findlay Johns
ton's farm near Knobsville.
Our scrawney friend, Sam
4 81 4 4 I. T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
Sheets and
Pillow Cases.
Upholstery Opportunities.

Rich Pain and Coben Tapestries Mercerized naks SIX
mask Plain and Figured More DamAks Silk Broae!e Reversible
Fou Dmask and Embossed Verona Veours All are hy inches
Auuna designs coong Here the pin OF he
Transaction
s1.4oa yard for 81. "a Cobein Tapestry.
S1.40 yard for 50. 90 MORE Damask.
81 yard for S2.75 SILK GOBLIN Tapestry.
St.74 yard for So. 50 ST k Cobein Tapestry
S1.oS yard for 81 90 Silk Goben Tapestry
Sl.oo yard for Sci Silk DamaSk
$3.50 ward for $500 Frou FrOu DamaSk,
$40 yard tor $3.50 Silk Brocatele
There Won area studied accurate comparative temzaon
showing exactly how much you may by buying during this sale
Couch COvers-Orienta Striped Tapestry Couch Covers trnged
all around 50 inches wide Si.2 and Si.49. =,
Imitation Bagdd Couch Covers. frnged all around so inches woe
Si.9S inches wide S249
Extra Heavy Tapestry Couch Covers, 90 inches wide
S. 90 quality at 1898 S6.75 quality at S4.9S
$3.50 quality at S4.4S $3.50 quality at S5.74
$3.50 quality at S4.74 $500 quality al s7.2A
Portieres. Amre Tapestry porees full length ana width
and bottoms finished with fringe all the coongs SOLD q Oh
by others s. rs pair price ..... 'L'>
Meezed Amue Tapestry Solid Nile. olive green and red tops
and bottoms heavily frngei:--
$50 quality at Sj24 $500 quality at S7.A
Tapestry Porteres--beauiu Oriental designs ard coor
$3.50 quality at $40 $3.50 quality al 1898
$500 quality at S3.24 $500 quality at S5.9S
Mercezd Tapestry Table Covers Tnot Tapestry Covers floral
solid eoos and Oriental designs patterns finished wiheavy knoed
finished with knoed fringe fringe
$37s kind At 81 sS-lsx } yds kind a yds
$174-,x24 yds $3.50 kind q s3sS 2x2la
A7s kind At ss4s-2M4 yds. $3.50 kind at Ass 2x3 yds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
Mems Superfine
MerinO Shirts
and Drawers,
Sold Regularly at Sl.5O
Our Price csc.

The Shirts are finished with silk fronts
and clear pearl buttons, the Drawers
have suspender tapes and extra strong
gussets in seats. They are the product
of the best mill in America The most
particular ana uncompromising stick.
lers in respect to the finish of their
goods. The alert eyes of their in.
spector discovered a few trIfling i'm.
projections in this lot. They are so
Slight in character that you'd never
notice their existence unless your at
tention was called 10 them, They are
standard $50 grades. We bought
them at a sacrifice and sell them at csc.
liens Half Hose. -,nfA
Mems Cotton. and-Lisle Thread Half
Hose. plain and fancy, 49,.
Mems Cotton Half Hose, hand-em-
broidered insteps on plain black
grounds, 24c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
Children's Coats I'd Fl

Children's Medium-welght Refers.
made of blue cheviot. tan covert cloth.
tly.front or double breasted style, notch
collar and turnover cuffs, sleeve dec.
GRATED with emblem, sizes 8 to IA
years; reduced from $500, $500 and
1891 to 1891, S4.4o and $3.50.
Ctjdren's Three-quarter Monte
Carlo Coats, double-breasted style,
made OF castor, blue, brown, red and
black kersey cloth and zibeline;
fancy sleeves with cuffs, tailor-stitched
throughout; sizes 6 TO IA years. S4.sS.
Children's Full-length Coats. double.
breasted style, made Of blue and
black cheviot melton, trimmed with
epaule.s, notched velvet collar and
turnover cuffs; sizes 8 to IA years,
S6s6.
Children's fuli-length Monte Carlo
Coats. made OF castor. blue and
BLACK kersey cloth, double capes,
fancy sleeves with stitched velvet
cults. sizes G TO "a wears. $8.46.
Chi,dren's Box Refers, double-breast-
ed-sty,e. made OF blue pilot cheviot.
notched velvet collar. sleeve decorated
with emblem, lined throughout with
red flannel: sizes 8 TO "a years. 1895.
Women's Hosiery "r.
Women's Black Cauz: Isle Thread
Hose, splced heels and toes. a..
Women's Black Ingram Lislc Thread
Hose, Richelieu and Rembrandt ribs,
white-ripped heels and toes: also
with split soies, 2sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
WOmen'S COats-.d Fl

Women's Goats, made Of lightweight
black and Oxford gray Zibelne. forty
inches long, DOUBLE breasted, small
square cape over shoulders, coat collar
of velvet, new-shared revers, fancy full
sleeves, lined with Skinners guaranteed
satin S22.74.
Women's Rain Coats, made Of novelty
cravenetre, brown and gray mixtures,
loose-!ron,. full-plaited back, brought
close to the waist with belt, double
shoulder cape. full sleeves, entire
garment spendidiy tailored. $2l.96.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
5000 Umbrellas $3.08.

Silk Serge Umbrellas the twills are
firm, they denote straightforward
frames, steel rods. 'sfl
Long handles for women sterlins
silver, ivory and pearl. mounted win
sterling silver.
For men: stag horn, cape morn
hooks and ivory also mounted win
sterling silver.
They we're made to retail at $500;
choice, 1898.
WOmen's Shoes. arl
Womens Button and Lace Shoes, made
of dongoIa rather, patent leather tips.
opera toe, medium height heels, sod
elsewhere at s. so; our price, Sl.SZ
women's Button and Lace Shoes
made Of box cal'skin, self tips, hand
welted soles, military heels. sold
elsewhere At $500; our price $3.50
Chldren's and Misses Button and Lace
Shoes, made of dongola leather, patent
leather tips, round toe, spring heels;
rood stout soles, sizes 6 to 8, 94c. :;
sizes 81 to II, 1924; sizes h9 to ?,
Si.49.
Mems Shoes IT.
Mems Shoes, lace Or Butcher style,
made of kangaroo ca!fskin, double ex-
tension soles, Goodyear welted, new
swing last, Si.98.
Mems Lace Shoes. made OF caseo
calfskin, heavy buckeye tops, Good
wear welted, double extension soles,
straight last. all sizes, Si.9S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
Mems Clothing.

S174 for Mems $500 Sack Suits, single double
breasted Styles made of fine non-gossing black thibeta
dressy, wel-tailored Suit
s1A 90 for Mems $500 Suits, single and double
breasted styles, made of thibet, hand padded
collars, handmade butonhoIes.
5000 for Mems $500 Sack Suits made of un-
finished black worseds custon1-tailored
throughout coat fronts stayed with best quality hair
cloth and stout, thoroughly shrunken linen canvas.
Mems Cravenette Rain Coats-pan and herring bone effects
in grays fans and oves-quarter half-nedull backs
and skrts-broad we-baanced shouders-$949 to $780,
The Custom Tailoring Department is ready with
Fall Suifings, Overcoaings and Trouserings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
i; :::
Newest Dress Goods; Macyiest Prices

The following comparisons represent exhaustive and accurate
effort We are too wary and too serious to Just guess at
such things The pce-dffeences are not surprising hey
are the average differences that exist between MacyS where
nothing sold on credit and other stores that have charge
accounts.
hsc Cro,o Atwood Crepe Albatross made expressly
.L.p. lOC for U.s. forty.fow coorS, including black
fo""oo'' a. and cream, 40 inches WIDE
s,c Ersnch French Crepe Canvas every fibre pure WOOL
lOC mbroken OF Autumn shades, In
Nlepe N"N"o' a. GLIDING black, IS inches wide
6 m r; All. wool Basket Cloth, silver and Oxford
ny . zoe grays ans cardinal reseda and navy hobby
DaeNe' N'o" "' for skirts and costumes, 50 inches wide
e, * m;xod Atwood Mixed Cheviots tans browns cadet
$50 IS zoe navy silver slate and Oxford gays others
NheVlot O!ot' al sold it at 81. So So inches wide
G, IN p,ol Atwood Black Nbelne the refined closely
49, 49, T. O2c hom inih perfect dyng is remark
Z'oe"'e No"' a. able value at &c., Sc inches wide
6, az Eencb French Broadcloh fautes jet black exqu
~ - stely caendered ready sponged and Shrunk
OdSA Dlo"oIio"' direct mpoaion-5o inches wide
e, en- p;h Atwood satin finished Venetian Cloth
v' W. Al. "a of fine Australian black and wenyx
'e'eu"' S'o'' Fall coos, 50 inches VIDE.
G, m uI This offering includes three distinct makes
~ .49 all imported from Paris products of the best
DlaCk Z'Oe"le' manufacturers. As and 50 inches wide
80 SO Sunrh ~ French Broadclothsot mellow finish every
ch vo thread selected yarn twenty three shades
''N"N ~ including delicate pastel tints so inches wide
90 sOPea These Irish Tweeds the far famed
I:. TvoaJs 1ZZ4 Shannon m--heahr mixtures mangeS
i''" '"~~N and plain effects SO inches wide
ST. so BLACK 49, =, Panne Zibeln among the favoritc
7hanes the shaggy crowd These
@'n~ -'0~''~ direct mporaion. 50 inches wide
S5 90 Camels M These splendid imported French fabrics
Co+h 9SSo champagne castor seal brown dove,
ia" oo' and the violet nts. 50 inches wide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
WOmen'S Fall Wear. ID :,

49c-Shirt Waists. made OF white cheviot.
plated front, back and side, black stitching.
79c-Shirt Waist. white madras, front
trimmed with side plaits, French back.
pearl buttons.
Ooc-Shirt Waists, made OF fancy waist.
ings, yoke forming points, side plaits
below yoke. plated back.
u. Ss-Shirt Waists. made OF white
madras, damask designs, six plaits in
front. French back. fancy stock.
Z9c-Kimonos, made OF striped and
figured flannelette, plain coored borders.
o9c Dressing Sacques, made Of soft
wool ciderdown, crocheted edge, round
collar.
Soc Dressing Sscques. made OF wool
eiderdown. deep. pointed collar, applique
trimming, crocheted edge.
81. --Nightingales, made OF French
,willed flannel. polka dotted flannel border.
09c- Petticoats, made OF black mercerized
sateen, finished with graduated accordion
plating and narrow ru!fle.
-. 77--Petticoats, made OF black taffeta,
trimmed with accordion plating. narrow
ruifle and dust ruffle Of percaline.
~. Pe,ticoats, made OF black and
colored taffeta, trimmed with accordion
plating. narrow ruif!e and dust rulfle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
Lubin's
French PerfumerieS.

French PerfumerieS.
Lub!n S Toilet Preparations are IN
high favor with refined people all over
tn. world. They are among the best
ami daintiest that come from Paris.
You'll find all his varieties here--and a
thoroughly experienced sa'eswoman
ready to show and explain them. Fl f'oor
Lubin's Parliamentary achieved
their reputation over hundred years
ago-and have never failed TO sus-
tain it against all newcomers for
your preference fifty exquisite
bouquet odors--7sc bottle.
Lubin'S Eau de Toilette-sixty
drops will soften, perfume and modify
gallon OF water Ssc to SOS BOTTLE.
Lubin 5 Kinal Hair Tonic and
Lotion. purely vegetable. 1t destroys
dandruff and makes the hair soft and
lustrous; 75c bottle.
Lubin's Muk'of Roses-an agree.
able and eifcacious preparation that
cleanses. clears and enhances the
complexion; 90c a bottle.
Lubin's Cucumber Cream-a
splendid curative for all superficial
complexion bemishes; soc for china
pots.
l-uDln s Poudre Superfine rose
and violet odors has been in use
over a century-none better-20c a
package.
Lubin's Fate Dsntifrice a PIN
head quantity applied with the brush
rur.ies and benefits both gums and
teeth; 4Sc Jar.
Lubin's Supertine Toilet Soap
violet, Jockey club, heliotrope, chypre,
musk, white rose, heather bell and
serpo' ette-retains its fragrance even
when worn to the thinnest wafer
and never turns "cakey;" CSC to CSC.
Lubin's Sachet Powders, soc TO Sl.75
a bottle.
Lubin'S Bouquet D'Albara--maie
expressly Tor us by Luhin-our regu-
lar prices o9c to si.io special at ACC
to 500.
Observation-Disclosures.
No seconds are here we've consist
emily refused to sell them. The large
profits other dealers clear on them are
no incentive for us 70 sell such rubbish.
They are dangerous to health and a
bane to the purse
Agate Nickel Steel Tipped Sauce
pans, 3 qt., 24c.; 4 Ct. 2gc.
Agate Nickel Steel Tea Pots, d, a..
acc.
Agate Nickel Steel Coffee Pots, qt.,
SOC; 3 ut. Az.
Agate Nickel Steel Berlin Sauce
pans, 3la qt., 44c.; 6 qt., SAC.
Agate Nickel Steel Tea KETTLES,
inch. &c.
Agate Nickel Steel Dish Pans, "A qt.,
69c.
Agate Nickel Steel Mix or Rice
Boilers, 2 qt., 79c.
Agate Nickel Steel Ham Boilers,
Si.39.
Red Star Securing Soap. &c.
Enoch Morgan's Sapo'io. Sc.
Home Use" Ammonia, pts. &C.,
OTIS, l9c.
Heavy Tir Wash Boilers. copper
bottom SOC.
REFINED Dish Pans. IA qts., 24c.
REFINED Tipped Saucepans, qt.,
lie.
Japanned Oak Bread Boxes, 44c.
Japanned Sugar Boxes. 3Ia h., ilc.;
7 h., l3c.
Japanned Dust Pans, hsl!-covered,
t.
Ostrich Feather Busters, 9 in, Ice.
II in. BIC.
Ostrich Feather Palorl Busters, 7 in.
GAG: 9 in. 43c.
Clothes Bars, S II. high, 3sc. Clothes
Poles, l0c.
Pastry Boards, l6x20 in, 2ic.; Hard
wood Meat Boards, l2c.
Skirt Boards. S II. long. 3se.; Three
arm Towel Racks, 7c.
Hardwood Cutting Tables, with yard
measure. 74c.; Hardwood Backing
Cases, TIC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
Start Your Account at Once.
Blankets.

DfuuNSSos Basement
Satin finished Fleece incl Blankets,
light-co.ored borders-full winter
weight:
Ten-quarter size at 74c
Eleven-quarter size at Sl.Oo
Twelve-quarter size at $40
Heavy Berkshire Gray Wool Blankets.
fancy striped borders, we'll bound,
n-quarter size, Si.72:
Heavy Berkshire Wool Blankets,
closely woven, bound with silk; pink,
blue, red and orange borders:
Ten-quarter size at, 500
Eleven-quarter size at s3,lo
Twevc-quarter size at $500
Atwood California Blankets, Iirm fill
ing and warp, heavy silk binding,
light shaded borders:
Ten-quar,er size at. 500
Eleven-quarter size at $3.50
Twelve-quarter size at $40
Fine California Blankets, superbly fin
iSned, handsome borders:
Ten-quarter size at. $3.50
Eleven-quarter size at A.7@
Twelve-quarter size at $40
Atwood Scarlet Blankets, heavy warp
and Milling:
Ten-quarter size at $3.50
Eleven-quartcr size at S5.S3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
"Straus" Cut Glass. p,

oSI ouS WI AA0SSs Basement
The "Straus Cut Glass was tn.
Worlds Fair Gold Medal winner.
Every piece we offer for sale is as per-
feet as the specimens through which we
received that contested honor.
Naples. Sin. diameter, Sl.l9 to S2S7.
Naples, Sin. diameter. $2.97 to 1888.
$l.s7 TO S4.97.
Salad and Fruit Bowls, g. in. diameter,
$,s7 to $3.50.
Water Bottles, S2.s7 TO $3.50.
Oil Bottles. $2.4s to S547
Claret Pitchers, 1857 10 $19.66.
Wine Decanters. STAT to $l763
Flower Vases. $l.4e to $49s3.
Sugars ard Creams, S2.49 to $l047.
Celery Trays, $2.+S to S797.
Ice Cream Trays. S5.s7 TO 1898.
Good Groceries. IN Floor.
Cohee,-Our famous Red Star"
brand, the regular price 2oc pouni;
fve-pound carton, sl.3o; for this sale,
23c 70 md; five-pounl carton, Si.i4
AmaryI's Chop Tea-Formoss, o.
long, Mixed, English Breakfast, Cey-
lon, Japan, Young Hyson and Gun
powder; our regular prices pound,
48c.; five-pound caddie, SEA; for
this sale, 3sc. pound; iive-pound
cadde. Sl,s4; ten-pound caddie,
S3.76.
Pekin Chop Tea Fornosa Oolong,
English Breakfast and Mixed, regular
prices pound, 24c.: fve-pound cad
die. Sl,l4; ten-pound caddie, S2.l6;
for this sale, pound. BIC. five-pOund
caddie, Sl.O2; ten-pound caddie, $l.96.
Malta Vita. Rolled Wheat, Quaker
Oats, Tryabita, Vim, Triscu,, half
dozen packages, soc,
Extra Large New Seasons German
Lentils. pound package. &C.; doren5
CSC.
New Crop Fanciest Carolina Head
Rice, two-pound carton, &c.,: TO-
pound carton, 76c.
Green Kern, pound package, i0c.;
dozen packages. Sl.l6.
Royal English Worcester Sauce, half
pt., l4c.; dozen, si.s7; pit, 24c.;
dozen, $3.50; qt., 44c.; dozen, S5.06.
Tomato Catsup, Lily White brand,
half pit, lOc.; doz., sl.0s; pit, lee;
doz.. slSl; a., 24c.; doz.. s2.es;
gallon jar, lac.
Shrewsbury Tomato Catsup pint bot
tie, 2lc.
Oyster Cocktail Catsup. small size
l4c.; large, 24c.
Long Island Cider Vinegar, 81. bottle.
7c.; gal, 2sc.
Macaroni, psghetti, Vermicelli and
Letters, Leon Marceau brand. our
own exclusive importation, none bet-
ter pound package, l0c.; do,., $l.l8.
Sterilized Cream, Lily While Brand
can, l0c.; case Of four dozen, $4.68.
Condensed Milk. Lily White Brand,
can, l0c.; case OF four dozen. $46S.
Soups. Peerless brand, Chicken Chicken
Gumbo, Muligatawny, Consomme.
Bouillon. Julienne, Tomato, OK Tail,
Mock Turtle, quart can. 2lc.; dozen
cans S242
Marrowiat Peas. Jessamine brand,
two-pound can, iOc.; case OF two
doz., $2i8.
Assorted Jams, Lily White Brand,
Jar lSc. dozen. 1852
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
R. H. Macy & Co.'S Attractions Are Their Low Prices

The Emergency Arose; The
Depositors' Acct Dept. Developed.
As Stsst 8. Pf %seys And Watch 1t oro"
KNOW How Much You Spend
ANVW For What You Spend It.
Put you, money in ow DEposlToRs ACCOUNT DEPART.
MENT.
We pay four per cent annually compromising the interest every
three months
Our Depositors account Department oues you all The CON-
vENlENCE of credit SYSTEM with all the ECONOMY Of C.
O. D. system-AND YOUR MONEY Is EARNING INTEREST
WHILE 1T Is WITH US.
You can deposit as much little you please You
take uor moneu out at moments notice. Every penny and
every dollar interest for you daily until spent or NTH
draWn.
We run no regular banking business there is drawng OF
checks with the temptation to spend money promscuousy
Macys sell only for cash. At MACYS THE MAN WHO PAYS
HIS BILLS docs not make for bad debts BY higher prices
He not called upon to pay for the expensive machinery of
CREDIT DEPARTMENT.
You know that no store can sell goods capy in proportion
to QUALITY as cash store mo argum is required to proue
that the must pay the stores expenses including its
bad debts
Thousands opened accounts with realizing the value Of
this "up-to-thetimes saving method
Start Your Account at Once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
Novelty Silks. Is, Fl

Hemstitched Tafeta-dainty faconne
daisy designs woven between lace stripes
white, light blue, pink, Nile. tan and
natural, $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20

All the newest Fiction Of the day may be
found In our Book Department. Sl.0S is
the Lowest price asked by other stores
- choice here, CSC. q volume.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20

Black Taffeta Silks an
We consider these among the best values in Black
Taffeta Silks that we have ever offered
4Sc for the quality others sell at 1913 in.
SOC for the quality others sell at $50 in.
79c for the quality others sell at $l.lO-56 in.
Warranted to wear satisfactorily
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
At S1.24.

Al 3l.Z4.
Satin Damask-iloral and geometrical
patterns, white, light blue, pink,
pearl and jasper
Broche Matte Taffeta-Vhite polka
dots on brown, navy, jasper and
garnet grounds.
Pointelle Poplns--wee bit flecks
showered between spaced cords
pobein, brown, cardinal. myrtle, navy
and black.
Louisine Shantung-a very brilliant
and sublinated Pongee-one OF the
most popular Silks now being used
in Paris for full costumes, waists and
wraps - champagne, national and
golden brown.
Ombre Faconne Tatfeta-the effect OF
creamy Honiton lace timed over alter
nate narrow and b.oad shaded blue,
turquoise, pink and violet stripes, 500.
Crepe de Chine Pastel-art nouveau
figures etched in soft water coIors,
A inches wide. $3.50.
Damask Argentine - color-combina-
tions OF ight-blue- and-white, pearl
and.white, mais-and- white, s2.ss.
Faconne Satin Liberty. silk that
cannot be crushed-will not wrinkle
graduated dots on pearl, cell. cham
payne and white grounds, "A inches
wide, $349.
lmprime Faconne Damask, large shaded
flowers on rich MORE antique matte
grounds, s4.8o.