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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-07
CATS IVD DOGS ARE r. #
~: 4.READY FOR CONTEST
Pets From an Ptz,ts Of the Country lkobizisimg
Here for Big E:rhibiti0n-Haud-
some :P,ises offered. @.@..~

Excitement runs high in the local cat
teries, and the Angora, pushes and
brown tabbies regard each other with
suspicious disdain. The big blue An
CORA hold himself haughtily aloof as he
notes with envious 9Yes the length of
the ruff Of the silver, and the brown
tabby shivers to think that her fur may
not be as glossy as. that Of her rival
across the street. Ordinary exercise
and conditions have ceased and extra
ordinary methods are in order that each
cat may put it's best paw foremost at
the cat show next week.
1t is a serious matter to prepare an
animal for show in which the best
stock, not only Of the northwest, but of
the country, will compete, and the cat
fanciers are all wondering what place
their cats will get in a competition in
which over 100 are entered. Cats are
unsatisfactory to put on dress parade
for their nerves are apt to play havoc
with their looks. That is why cat
show meyer lasts as long as other ami
NAL exhibitions. &Ts,&
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Mrs. Sylvester, Merriam Park; Miss
Edna Miller, St. Anthony Park and
Mrs. A. n. Baker of Chicago. Some Of
the exhibitors will have strings of a
dozen or more cats and more than one
prize, winner will be entered for more
honors. 4 So
Many Toy Dogs Here.
The toy dogs will be. shown under the
management of Mrs. F. R.. Woodruff,
who will judge the Blenheims, poodles
and Boston terriers. Sharp Butterfeld
Of London will award prizes to the
cocker spaniels, bulldogs and grey,
hounds. = - H.,
There are more toy dogs in Minneapo-
lis than a casual observer would i'm
agine for the Minneapolis women don It
/ take their wee pets shopping with them
They~regard them as far too valuable
and carefully guard them from undue
exposure. Mrs. T. B. Semple has a
beautiful Blenheim, which like Mrs
George Partridge IS two Rubys, is sell
dom seen away from home, so that it
is possible they will not be exhibited
| There is only one Of the far famed
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-07
CURRENT TOPICS Nv
VORWAYS CAPITAL
SEPARATE Consular Service Problem Be Solged 1t
Is Said-Nec Pro- Swedish Daily Projected tor
Christiania-Many lVoravegian- Ameri-
cans Come Home for Holidays
BY M. ALGER.

easy to fill and the whole Norwegian
church will mourn his loss.
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lieved that in the new world he would
find greater demand for his paintings,
there being in this country compara-
lively few artists, but many. wealthy
men with love Of the beautiful. Dur
ing the first years he had hard strug-
gle for existence.
But Haukaness is man Of stout
heart and he stuck manfully to his chos-
en- work. He began exhibiting his
creations at the Chicago Art Institute
and arrested the attention of con-
noisseurs. Lovers of art fingered with
pleasure before his paintings; they were
not large or pretentious, but remark
ably gentiine and each possessed pe-
culiar charm.
1t was impossible for Haukaness to
live continuously in Chicago. That was
not to be expected of a man born and
reared in beautiful Hardanger-a man
whose heart fills with pleasure when
mountains lift "their awful heads
before him, when giant trees wave their
arms above him; when rivulets dance
fower-sprinkled meadows smile upon
him, or lakes laugh and ripple beneath,
him. In the warm summer he would
leave the smoky metropolis and pitch
his tent on the shores of Fox lake, Hi
nois, or in some other delightful, So
questered spot. There he would tarry
7 till the coming Of cold autumn weather
sketching and painting. He generally
camped alone; he felt no need of COM
pany. Friends would simply disturb
| him in his work and mar his pleasure;
The paintings he produced in these
| Bohemian outings are masterpieces
| modest, exquisite, genuine, strikingly
real. There is not touch Of false col
oring in them.
| Madison His Home.
For year Mr.. Haukaness has made
his home in Madison, which, because Of
| it's lakes and natural beauty, charms
him and inspires him to do effective
| work. Next summer he expects to
leave for Norway, and, after soiourning
in his native land, will make a tour
of the world, lingering in beautiful
places, sketching and painting, and ex-
hibiting his works in art centers.
/ Among the paintings Of Haukaness
/ gan, = IssThe Muskrat Hive, Eve.
Ming at Fox Lake, y con the Eve Of
Autumn. ;, 1sThe Home Coming,' "The
I Yacht Race, - IS Christ Walking on the
Waves and "The Breaking Up of
the Des PLANES The last named is
/ peculiarly effective and was accepted
BY the Paris salon a year ago and ex-
hibited there last summer. 1t was given
q enthusiastic praise by the critics, and
4 Mr.. Haukaness received numerous
tempting offers for it.
u Mr.. Haukaness does all kinds OF
1 painting, in oil and pastel; but, as the
names of his works suggest, he is espe-
cially fond of marine views. He shows
remarkable skill in painting moonlit
i water scenes.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-07

INTO, Hinnissy, there amt hairs diff 'rence
w y between blackguard who beats his wife
an govermint that beats his childher.
Ye can't cure corp'ra punishmint be maxim tn
govermint tn biggest kind iv corpra punisher. Ye
can't infict corp raj punishmint onless yere
stronger thin tn fellow We punish an if We ar-re
stronger we ought to be ashamed iv yeersilf Whn-
iver hear Nv big six-foot schoolteacher demand
IN that he be allowed to whale thirty-two inch
child, feel like askn him up here to put on tn
gloves with Jeffreys. Whin govermint OF man
raysorts to blows it shows they're ayether afraid
or have lost their tempe1s. An there We ar-re''
"Spare tn rod an Spite tn Child said Mr..
Hennessy.
eyes" said Mr.. Dooey, 'but don't spare th'
rod an ye Spite tn rod, tn child an tn chd's
father
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mark to tn pint iv tn jaw with lastin' effect
thin right hook. He may not dhrag her around
be tn hair iv her head, but he dhrags her be her
sympathies, her fears an her anxieties. AS last
raycoorse he beats her be dom things that make
her pity him. An tn ladies, Gawd bless thim like
it. TIL whppin post FIR wife beaters won't be
popular with tn wife beatees. In her heart ivry
woman likes tn sthrong arm. Ye very sildom see
tn wife iv an habitchool wife beaten lawn him.
TIL husband that gives his wife vilet bokay is as
apt to lose her tn husband that gives her viet
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The Norwegian treasury needs more
money, especially for railroad building.
a new loan, payable in sixty y years, Of
made from French banking house.
The interest rate is to be 31a per cent.
The available funds of the state
treasury were on Nov. Is a little more
than seven million kroney. The ma
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mr. DOOLEY ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COPYRIGHT, 1905. sy Nc cLuRE, p44,LL,ps ! CO

eye. TIL that breaks TIL furniture, tips over
tn table, kicks tf' dog an pegs tn lamp at { tn
lady iv his choice as seen no & more often incur
justly popular coorts thin 5th man who
comes home arly sfeedsfh' canary Nanny a skill
full mandolin player been enable to prevint his
wife firm elopin' with asprize fighter.
MO, YOU won't find amy malthreated la
- dies names on til petition FIR til new
govermi11t departmint. TIL Whipping
Postmasther Gin raj have to look elsewhere FIR
applause thin to th' doWnthrodden wives iv tn
country. But tn department has come to stay;
hope Hnnissy, to see its mission enlarged. look
forward to tn day wlin there will be governmint
whipping post with large American flag at tn top
iv it, in ivry American city. Afther awhile we can
attind to tn wants " tn rural communities. "a
fourth assistant whipping postmasther gin raj will
be sint to tn fa1min' counthry that Cy am Alick
will get just as good a tanning as Alphonso and
Augustus. He will carry red, white an blue post
on his thravels an special cato -nine-tails with
th' arms iv tn United States an tn motto Love
wan another engraved on tn handle. TIL whip
ping post will grow upto be IVAN Nv tn foundations
w our govermint like@@tH tariff Whin anybody
proposes to abolish It's they will be met with tn cry,
Let tn whipping post be rayforned be its frinds.
TIL frinds will build a bigger post an put few
nails on tn lash. Ivinchooiy people will quit goin
to Mount Vernon an make pilgrimages to Delaware,
where tn whipping post has had such a fine moral
effect An thin Addickss will be ilicted prisdint
'|Won't it:bet fine FL, gives us too
little amusement nowadays q, pastime "
civilized man croolty to other civilized man.. Ye
take southern gintleman who has been accustomed
to pathronize th':lynchin' ivnaygurs. All other
spoorts seem tame to him aftherward.z He won t
go to tn theayter or til circus, but pines at home
till there's another black mario be burned. war
den iv pinitinchry niyer has amy fun out iv life
afther he loses his job: dges in civil cports some
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(Ir SEE" said Mr. Dooley, "that tn prisi-
- dnt is plannin' an attack on tn good
old English custom iv wife beating.

.IIr SEE" said Mr. Dooley; "that tn prisi-
- dint is pannin' attack on tn good
old English custom iv wife beating
He wants to inthrajooce tn other good
old English instichoochion iv whipping post
'He's all right" said Mr.. Hennessy STD
like to have tn job ~-
$50 wud IT, said Mr. Dooley. eff tn law liver
goes thru I'll run FIR sheriff an promise to give
back all me salary an half what get fir m tn race
thracks. Not mind we, that wife beating is much
practised in this country. Slugye er-spouse is an
international sport that has niver become pop lar
on our side iv tn wather. An American lady is
not tn person that amy man but thrained ath-
ete wud care to raise his hand against be way
iv smoothin' her hair. Afther gon' to school an
larnn' to box throw tn shot an play right guard
on the football team, tn gentle crather has what
Hogan calls an abundant stock iv repartee. In me
life I've known on'y six habitchool wife heaters.
Two iv thin lucky to beat their wives to tn
sidewalk an I've rescued tn other four fr m tn
roof iv tn house with ladder. But an thin
suppose an American gintleman afther losn three
four fights on his way home does thry to make
a reputation be swingn' tn ex-heavyweight
champeen iv tn Summary n Rayfned Females, an
if she can It put tn baby on tn fure in time to get
to wurruk with tn loose parts iv tn stove, tits
Thaydore's idee that she shud call polisman an }
have father taken down to tn Jail an heartily
slapped.
- A NJ HE'S right. No gintleman shud wallop
g. n his wife an no gintleman wud I'm in
favor iv havin' wife heaters whipped an
Til 60 further an say that 'twud be good thing to
have ivry marrid man scoorged about wanst a
month. AS bachelor man who rules entirely be
love, We spint fifty years INVESTIGATING what Ho-
gan calls tn martial state an I've come to tn
conclusion that ivry Whence to his wife.
He may not beat her with table leg, bat he CO.
erces her with his mind. He can put a savage re-
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times raysigns but niver hangin' judge in Grim
~ Es, SIR, twill be good thing FIR til,

- criminal an good thing f + a sport
lovin public, but tn question that comes
up in mind is, will it be good thing FIR Uncle
Sam an good thing FIR Sheriff Dooley? TIL on y
habit man or a govermint ought to pray against
acquiring croolty. It's tn gr-reatest dissipation
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Children's S and Infants
Wear.

Infants Night Slips, made Of
fine cambria. trimmed with box
pleat, neck and sleeves finished
W h e IN C h d OAr
ruttie ..................... - -
Infants Long Dresses. made Of
nainsook; round yoke formed Of
lace insertion; skirt finished with
hemstitched lace insertion QOc
and mem ...............-....
Princess Dresses, made OF lawn.
square yoke formed of embroidery
insertion and embroidery rufiie;
skirt finished with hem; nOo
sizes > TO + years. s........ wv
Russian Dresses, made of lawn,
pleated back and front, belt, collar
and cuffs of fine embroid- q oA
cry; sizes > to 4 years.. " 'Of
Short Dresses. made of lawn,
round yoke formed of embroidery
insertion and embroidery ruffle;
skirt finished with tucks and en-
broidered rufIle; sizes 6 CT IN
months and up to . years. v ~
Princess Dresses. made of lawn,
yoke with lace insertions, bertha
trimmed with lace insertion and
edge, skirt finished with ruff1e, lace
insertion and edge; sizes Cd ?
, 20 4 years. ,.............. V%'Of
Low Neck Dresses, made of or
candle; bertha trimmed with lace
insertion and edge; tucked skirt
with point or blue under CO hz
slip. sizes 2 10 4 years.. pZoO1
Children's Drawers, made OF
cambric. embroidery ruffie; OAo
sizes 2 10 II years. s........... %TS
Children's Gowns, made Of Main
Hook, low neck, with dainty hem
stitched ruiiie and embroidery
beading and ruiiie. sizes s TO 20.
I3 years .......,,............ W.
Childrcn'B Gowns. made Of MAIN
sOOk, low neck. trimmed with three
rows Of lace Insertions. beading.
ribbon and lace edge. sizes OOc
y 10 u years. s....,..t..t....t. ~
Chlldren's Gowns, made or Main
sock, yoke formed of lace hnd en-
brOidery Insertion. embroidery
beading. ribbon and lace q IN
sdEe. sizes 10 10 IL years . sZD
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Armour's Helmet Brand Boned
Chicken and Turkey. IA 10. can.
24c,: dozen. 81. "a.
Armour's Helmet Brand Lunch
Tongue, y ID. can. 1Sc. each;
dozen. S2.04; pound cans. 20c.
each: dozen. 1884.
Ice Cream Powders. Weeks, 10.
a package; S1.S3 dozen.
Rock Salt Turks BRANDY. one
bushel bags. 49c,
Root Beer Extract. Red Star
brand. bottle. &C.; dozen. $1.O4.
Royal English Worcestershire
Sauce. u bot, Ice; dozen. S1.S1:
y bot. 2Sc.: dozen, S31T; large
bottle. 4Sc.: dozen. S5.54.
Humes' Flag Brand Red Alaska
Salmon. pound tall cans, lie.
each; dozen, S1.5T.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

GOWNS.
Muslin, high neck, trimmed
with tucks, two rows Of en-
broidery insertion and en-
brOidery ruffie- .3Sc-
Cambria, high neck, trimmed
with tucks, two rows of lace in
sertion and cambria ruffle around
Nainsook, low neck, trimmed
with beading ribbon and Val.
lace edge -.-----,.-...-.....,. .E9c
Cambria, E-shaped II k.
trimmed with five rows of em-
broidery insertions, tucks and
hemstitched lawn ruffle ..4Sc
Cambria, V-shaped n C K,
trimmed with hemstitched tucks
in yoke and with hemstitched
ruftie ....-......... .59c
NainsOok. N-shaped n k,
trimmed with hemstitched tucks
and Point de Paris lace inser-
tons, embroidery beading. with
ribbon and lace ruffie. .69c
Cambria, V-shaped neck back
and front, trimmed with three
rows Of lace beading, with rib
Con .....--........---.. .OSc
Nainsook, low. neck, trimmed
with two rows Of lace insertions,
with ribbon drawn through, and
lace edge .............79c
Heavy Muslin, N-shaped neck.
trimmed with fine hemstitched
tucks and four rows OF embroid-
cry insertions and embroidery
ecge .-.--.-......-..-..-S S9c
Cambria, square neck, trimmed
with five rows Of embroidery in
sertions. embroidery beading
with ribbon and embroidery ruff
he -...........--..--... .99c
Nainsook, low neck, trimmed
with two rows of Val. lace inser-
tions, beading ribbon and lace
eQge .99c
Nainsook, V-shaped neck, yoke
formed Of lace insertions and
lace headings with ribbon and
lace edge ..........S S 1 90
Better Qualities At Prices
PropOrtionately Low, Rang
ing Up To S17.49.
DRAWERS.
Cambria, trimmed with tucks
and hemstitched, m b reIla
shaped cambTic rUffie .....1Sc
NainsoOk, umbrella shaped
rufIie, three rows Of Val. lace
insertions and lace edge. soc
Better Qualities At Prices
ProportiOnately Low, Rang
ing Up To S19.96.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
CORSET COVERS.

3 q
CORSET COVERS.
Cambria, low neck, French
style, trimmed with two rows of
lace insertions and la e
eoge .......-............ &c
Cambria, V-shaped neck, tight
fitting, trimmed with embroidery
insertion and embroidery edge,
Nainsook, low neck, French
style, trimmed with Val. lace in
sertion. hemstitching and lace
edge .39c
NainsoOk, low neck, French
style. trimmed with two rows of
Val. lace insertion, beading rib
bon and lace edge .49c
Nainsook, low neck, French
style, trimmed with two rows of
Val lace and embroidery inser-
tion, beading, ribbon and lace
edge ............. SOC
Better Qualities At Prices
Proportionately Low Rang
ing Up To...........S14.96
WALKING SKIRTS.
Cambria. umbrella-shaped lawn
Vuff1e, trimmed with Point de
Paris lace insertion. ..49c
Cambria. umbrella-shaped lawn
ruffie, trimmed with tucks and
hemstitched hem. .A9c
Cambria. umbrella-shaped lawn
ruffie, trimmed with tucks, tor
chon lace ruf1le SOC
Cambria, trimmed with tucks
and deep embroidery rUff1e.. .99c
Better Qualities At Prices
PropOrtionately Low, Rang
ing Up To............S .S21.96
CHEMISES.
Cambria. square neck, trimmed
with two rows OF embroidery. and
one lace insertion and lace edge,
SOC
Nainsook. low neck. trimmed
with lace Insertions, two rows of
beading, with ribbon and lace
euge ...-.'......:.., ..79c
Nainsook, skirt length, low
neck, trimmed with embroidery
yoke and Val. lace edge: skirt
with hemstitched tucked lawn
rune ....;...-: :.............. 99c
Nainsook, low neck, skirt
length trimmed with three rows
of ball pattern lace insertions
and ribbon; skirt finished with
lawn ruffie, with tucks and lace
edge 0Qc
Better Qualities At Prices
Proportionately Low Rang
ing Up To .........S1 1.3S
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Millinery and
Trimmings.
1st FL. gath ST.

Women's Imitation Horsehalr
Hats, in black only; the leading
shapes; sold elsewhere at OAr
Si.25; our price.
Children's Tam O. Shanters,
made of pique, duck and cham
bray, in white. red, blue or linen
color; detachable bands; OAo
Muslin Roses, fine quality. six in
a bunch; also large, fluffy Roses,
in white, pink and tea-two In a
bunch; elsewhere SOC. a Doc
bunch; our price ............ ~
Imported Rose Foliage, natural
green, large sprays; Doc. 1SC
quality NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16


Lily White Brand Tomato Cat
sup. guaranteed absolutely pure
and uncolOred; Il pint. lie; dozen,
S1.26: pint. lie; dozen. S1.9S;
quart, 26c.; dozen. S2I1; gallon
jugs. each, 10c.
NEW CALIFORNIA ASPARA-
GUS.
Jessamine Brand. Lib. tail cans;
can. 16c.; dozen, Sl.S1.
ManzanitR Brand; can. &c;
dozen, $2T4.
Lily White Brand Tips: square
can: can. pic: dozen. STA.
Lily White Brand. large cam
white or green. can, Sic; dozen.
S3.S2
American Beauty Brand. extra
large can. extra large spears
white or green can. S9c.; dozen.
S4.42.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Boys Blouse Waists.
60c. and 04c. Grades
at 46C.
I'd FL. rear.

I'd FL. rear.
For boys of 8 to 16 years-a
special lot of BLOUSE WAISTS.
made of fine woven madras, in
light. medium and dark colors; also
plain white biouses. with attached
collars or plain neckbands.
The smaller sizes in Russian
style.
The Colored Blouses laundered
or unlaundered-the white unlaun-
dered.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES.
mounted on good spring rollers: ali
colOrs; size 3x6 IT; sold elsewhere
at DC, our price Sc; finished
with fringe. sold elsewhere at 45c..
our price. SIC.
FOURFOLD ] A AN f
SCREENS. In light or medium
tints. beautifully decorated and
suitable for cottage or hotel
$4,00 qualities at St.9S each.
$3.50 qualities at So. .9S each.
THREEFOI4D OAK SCREENS.
covered with fancy silkolines: sold
elsewhere at Sl.15. our price, zoe.
ESTIMATES SUBMITTED FOR
AWNINGS. WINDOW SHADES
AND SLIP COVERS. FURNI-
.TuRE Il Il U = II O l. STE RED
EQUAL To NEW AND LACE
CURTAINS CLEANED AT MOD
ERATE COST.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Seaside
Delivery.

Our own wagons make
daily deliveries along
the sea coast from At
lantic Highlands TO Boil
mar and all interme-
diate points. Also along
the Long Island coast
from Cedarhurst TO
Park.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16


HIM
who
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New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
China and Glass, Representative
Values i'm the Summer Sale.


Twelve itennsI Hardly fair term them
tive Of China and Glassware assOPtrnents since
DISPLAY AND ACCESSIBLE
FOR SELLING. STOCKS OF CHINA. GLASSWARE
GREATER THAN THE COMBINED STOCKS
OTHER DEPARTMENT STORES NEW
CITY
Representative VALUES they are excellent
HAND-PAINTED designs 1O-lnch
price VA"TS
LAMPS with 1Oinch shades oo
elsewhere S170 price S>N
BOWLS S-nch n,
elsewhere
TUMBLERS deep cutting; CO An
elsewhere
1O2 pieces: elsewhere 500 Ss e
PEERLESS JARS. pint size;
Sic; elsewhere
~
PREsSED Br GKAss TuBLs first so 24c
THEODORE HAvIIAAND sAUCERs.
elsewhere Sc the pair up and
JUGS neatly 2pIt eIsewhers
AUSTRIAN CHINA SETS pieces S1 o-
TOILET SETS. neatly decorated 8 pieces; elsewhere
WALL PLATES delft 1Onch
49c; 12inch elsewhere $780,
OUR CHINA DECORATING AND GLASS CUTTING
SHOPS ON THE EIGHTH FLOOR ARE OPEN TO
VISITORS.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16


Single Portieres, Austrian Prints,
suitable for doors. windows or
couch covers, liz yards wide and
31a yards long; $3.50 SD -
Quahty, at ............-.'''~
Japanese Bamboo Portieres. suit
S1.6O quality; special at. 81 rs
each .-......-.....-...'
Oriental Striped Couch Covers.
fringed all around; 90 inches wide.
$500 quality at $1.24 each.
$2.15 quality at $1.49 each
Heavy Tapestry Couch Covers,
in Oriental colOrings and designs;
60 inches wide.
$500 qualities at S3.74 each.
$3.50 qualities at $4.74 each.
Extra Large Size Lawn and
Beach Umbrellas, in fancy colors;
sold elsewhere at $3.50; our price.
$104S.
Mosquito Canopies, made of best
quality net with patent turnover
frames.
SO-inch size. S1.4O quality at .9S
90-inch size, S195 quality at $1.49
1OO-inch size, 1925 quality at S1.66
1OS-inch size, $2.75 quality at $1.9S
On the I'd Fl.
Girls High Neck Dresses, made
Of blue, pink and rose chambrays,
all effectively trimmed with white
pique and fancy wash braids; full
skirt; finished with deep hem; sizes
/ to u years; sold elsewhere zno
at S1.O0; our price ...... 4>S
Women's Shirt Waist Suits, made
Of cotton wolfe, white lawn, dotted
percale; Waists are tucked and
finished with tailor stitching and
piping; Skirts full tucked; reduced
from $239 and $2.96; c1 n6
special at -......... y '>C
Women's Waists, made of sheer
lawn, embroidered medallion form
ing yoke. Val lace insertion; with
fine tucks below yoke; tucked back;
trimmed stock collar and cuffs;
sold elsewhere at S1.75; spe- OOc
claI at ....-.........-....
=
low neck, French style; trimmed
with two rows Of lace insertions,
beading, ribbon and lace 0Oc|
edge: special at ..... OSN
WOMEN'S NAINSOOK NIGHT
GOWNS, low neck, short sleeves,
trimmed with fine embroidered in
sertiOns, beading. ribbon and OOol
embroidery edge.
On 1st Floor.
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN
COLORED = BORDER HAND
KERCHIEFS, with Il and Il inch
hens; perfect goods. in q large as
sortment of patterns. clearance
stock of a Belfast factory; on 10
sale Tuesday. each. ~
In the Basement.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
WOn1en's S Hose.

1st FL
A. nN-Women's Black Cotton
M III Hose, excellent quality
double soles, heels and toes.
A. nO-Women's Black Do
Al 4$N mestic Lisle Thread
Hose: an assortment Of new and
attractive patterns.
A. nn--W IN MS Imported
M ~ Black Cotton Hose; good
quality; with unbleached split feet
double soIes, heels and toes.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Ribbon Special.
lst Fl

Very Fine Quality Satin Taffeta
Ribbon, 434 inches wide, in white
only; sold elsewhere at 3Oc. loo
a yard; our price............ ~
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
f1andkerchiefs, a Harvest.

II
Ohe-thlrd less than regular selling prices for Pure
Linen Kerchiefs ought encouragement a-plenty-
for you.
with and inch hems also Sheer Linen SOftfnshed
keets $lOO DOZEN VIZ
MEMS ALL LINEN nd
h inch hens finished;
WOMEN's ALL LINEN HEAISTITCHED INITIAL HANDKER-
CHIEFS with handembrodered
embroidered wreaths three different m
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
r1acy's Restaurant.

A Ia Carte and Table dHots.
Eight stories above the noiss and
stir OF busy Broadway. Table
d'Hote Breakfast or Lunch. 29c.
and 3ec. LogRla service a Ia Carte.