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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28

RUGS, ETC.
~STAT1ONERu
Last Friday
of
June Sale

Odd Lot. of Window Sin dns-wltb or
without fringe or lace-of medium andi 4.
finest quality uHaterials-7good colors-
Lot VALUE As to :. so ........ 29l
Lot 2-vaIue 90 to- s1.D..........40
New Shelf 0oilcIoths-whfte and
marble-perfeet-vaiue 5 cts ....... 2K
Reversible Morayian Rugs-
rich Oriental des~igns--pnre negetahIeAdve
aoASo inch-usuaiiy' 40. -..... .29'
24x50 inch-usually 1.49....... .9S
a sx9 feet---usuaIly s4.50........42.9S
q 6xS feet-usuallyS5 .9aA ......3 -9S
I Gx9 feet--usuallyA7 I. 9& .... K.A0
Just the Rug forsSumnner7 use.
Fine Administer Rugs-rich mksialikons
and floral designs-S3x10.6 t.
value s2I.00.. ..-..-.....-s, M. xu9
White Woye Hnuelopes-stze sNa a.
high ent-well gum1ned-
box tof 2DO-wOrh =.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
CHANGE IN LIBRARY HOURS

During the months of July, Aug
ust and September, the library will be
open from Z to 8 pm. Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Saturdays. On Tues
day, Thursday and Friday evenings
the library will be closed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
Last Friday
Of
June Sale
WoMEES !
WRAPPERS AND
NEGIIGEES

Lawn wrappers and Kimonos-hght III
and dark stripes and figures
all sizes-worth -69-.-------- 81
Lawn and Dimity Negiigees-beautt
ful styles and cOlorings-prettAy
t~rimmed--all sizes-aDecinA---..-.1sB8
Cashmere Wrappers-dressy styles-
black and colors-all Sizes
worth 300 ---.~--.~--~---6s814l
Cambric Wrappers-tniIored atyle4-
stripes and fgures-aA stzes-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
AT TONIGHT.

A hop will be held at Boynton
Beach tonight, and the regular sum-
mer season will then be in full swing
with hops Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday nights, and dancing free in
the afternoons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
LADIES AID MEETING.

The Ladies Aid Society, of the
Danish M. e. church, will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. And
rev Hanson, 307 Fayette street.
Mrs. Walter Sylvester is spending
a week at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Trainer will
spend next week at Atlantic City.
4
A. A. Morey, of Tottenville, was a
local visitor yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
Jere Dunn pead of Cancer.

ELIZABETH, N. j.. June 2S.-Jere
Dunn, a widely known sporting man,
is dead of cancer, Some twenty years
ago he achieved considerable notoriety
by killing Jim Elliott in Chicago. Ell
lott, who was a noted pugiIist Of that
day. had d match on to fight John L.
Sullivan aghen Dunn killed him. Dunn
was acquitted on a liea Of self defense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
p~t1How'eASEs. 4 Last Friday
muSLINS of
T1cKINGS. ere. Tune Sale

Bleaehed ! M~uslins-45 inches wide
extra hne-TO dressinE-value 10. ! Ok
Unoaeaehed M~uslins-fuir So inch
mill leissths-2 to 1b yards
3 ct quality ...... Ak
Ldnen Finish S~uitings-look and wear
Ike ihsen-Special .............. A7%S
BlezOched Sheetings-1E yards wide
nor single, or t~hree-quarter beds
: valne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .f2hI
Rleachedf and Unb1eMclBed Cheese
CIotha-36 inch-for pictures and
mirror 0vcrings-vaIue 5 cts. ......-N&N
Bleache4 Muslin PILLOW Cascs-no starch
Or dr~ezang-less. than goods by yard
zzx5S--vai- IL. 8 50x36 val. 10 10
Feather Proof 11ckings-assorted
pattaras-value IA. Ok
AwnnTR Strlpea-& or rainproof-
fast VcoIors-wdrth "a ...,,.-...HRl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
woMENs surrs1 Last Friday
SKIRTS WAISTS of
JACKETS June Sale

WHAoA1
JACKETS June Sale
Elton. Bolero md Tuxedo Suits mi
ranamas and HOmespuns-fancy ,slM
checks and s~tripes-also plain
cOlors-smartly tailored and
tri1n'd-were &2o.OO......,....--1Os044
Wolfe, Panama, Worsteds and
Chiffon Bfoadcioth -Suits-black
and culOrs-B0x. Pony and
Eton styies-were $3O, 90 .........1S.3@
Dress Skirts OF Chiffon, Panama,
Siciliennes, Brpadcloths and English
Mlxtures-sunburst, pleated, gored
and circular mOdels-all lengths
{ and bands-wOrth S7.00.---.,.... ABS
/" Waists of chiffon, TaTeta, MessaiinS
! and China silks and Liberty Chiffon
I, black and colOrs-
= worth $7.98 and $S.9S. ........ 3.003
Monte Jap, Silk-deep Jokes with
u rich set-in designs OF Emily, Medal
lions, Lace Tuckz, Shirringe. etc.
ttlong or short sleeves-value $9.98. 5.0A
aTan Covert Cpats-htted or box
"A cluster Btrapptngs or Tapped cams
lined or unlined-wero &9se8+-.4.2W
y Cravenette CoatsLOxford. Olive, Tan
(. and Black-box pleated bRek-~collar-. I
! less inlay Of taffeta and sontache
braid-were ....1Z.0e&
Taneta silk CoateEM length-pleated
front and back--coilar of eyelet emily
short sleeves with deep lace friil-
long emb'd tie-weFe $2A98- ...15.88l
! Peau de Sole and Chiffon Taffeta
three-quarter Coats-deep applique
coilat-were SLABS. .~~~-.... .0&1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28

If you read the little ads. everl
day you will pay fewer 4didn't-know
about penalties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
LACE CURTAINS
COACH COVERS
ETC.
Last Friday
of
June Sale

6sotch Lace ~Curtains-reaI luce !
eAectsCH tn 80 inches wide
M 9%.So ...'...-........-.~H1.4O'
hCOfd. Gross Stripe O1rtnins-
TINTED grounds-value Si.19. .....A 10
White RufHed orgxndy Summer
Curtains-extra qlality-4h inch
ruffle-hnishcd ~edge-vaIue 69-....k.34
300 Tapesty Couch Covcrs-Persiani
colorings-fnnged-value .9S ...... LOO
Mercerized Reps and Yig'd Armnres,
IA yds- sq.-Haluc $1.W Zach. .....kA.3O
I Monte finish CretDnncs-noraI
Oriental and French. stripe effects
value .l7...,....,.-........... .f2H'
1000 yds. Of Curtnin MusIhs-
SPen&ork stripes and coin spots
70 anu ~ lnehAs whhe-Vah1e .1O..<E%i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
FLANNF. Last Friday
AND, of
LlNIW5S June Sale

Whlte4 DometS. summer weight
woftns o cB-.......s...,......... A.
Gtea5 up OF Scotch Shifting and
Wai1cfng FLannels-plain colors,
stripesand checks-wese 80 and A.. 2
zodasch Lining LAwns-black, white II
nAAdx all. shaies-usnally IL. 8
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-28
WHITE .s sD00s Last +
VVITU WAiSTIKtccI IunO Sale

NVLIq WAiSIiHtGSI june Sale
White silk F1g'df waistines-variety
Of handsome ig1re effects in floral
and conventional designs-with and
without openwtt rk-value .19....-~ IT
white Lingeriel Bstistes-3s inch
desirable for fine underwear.
Lingerie WaiE,ts, e~tc.-vnlue .19-.~ II
Extra fine liz igerie Batistes-
SS inch-silA. inish-regularIy pa IA
3S-inch Ling erie Batistes;
Yard wide SNainsooks;
1O-inch Intgia Lawns uv,ouv
Lace and Satin Stripe Lawns; ia cents
Dotted Syg isses
White PiyIues and Madras; liza
Bordered9 Apron Lawns;
Fine White Cambrics:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
srARrLlHo STORY.
Negro Says He Was Forced TO Let
Train Hlt Him.

cuero. Tex. Sept. 1.-THE Sam
Houston Flyer. from San Antonio
Houston flyer. from San Antonio
Cuero for hospital treatment. Jack
son has wool.raislng story lie was
porter on the excursion which rah
from San Antonio 70 Port Layaca. On
It's return trip the excursion train was
on the siding az Landenau and JACK
son turned the switch and sat down
on a beer keg 10 wait until the sam
Houston passed and TO turn the switch
and get the excursion train on the
main line again. While In this position
two men armed with guns approached
jackson and hearing the station WINS
tie Of the approaching flyer they win
cooked guns forced Jackson on the
track in front of the train. As the
flyer was upon him Jackson made .
desperate effort TO clear the track bu'
was caught by the pilot and his lei
arm and face badl, bruised. He was
then picked up by the San Houston
He has been sent TO San Antonio.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
coNrsssgs CRIME.
Negro Murders q white Fisherman and
CAPTURED by a Posse.

Memphis. Sept li.-An Indianola.
Miss. special 30 the Commercially
peal says: Al Otis. a negro, who Mon
DAY murdered s. Sexton. a white fish
erman. whose home Is said 10 have
been at Greenville. Miss. for the pur'
nose OF robbery. was captured by n
posse In an outlying district, and he
confessed his crime.
Feeling against the negro was so In
tense that no effort was made TO bring
him 20 this place until the local mill
tary company could be summoned
Late Monday night he was lodged IN
fail. the militia acting as guard about
the fail building TO prevent the theat
ened lynohing.
Amnesty Revoked.
Havana. Sept. ii.-President Palma
aas revoked the amnesty PROCLAMATION
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
sNAoBoAT AT WORK.
Clearing Trinity River Of Distractions
From Liberty to Mouth.

Liberty. Tex, Sept. l2-Gen. 5
Mansfield. the Trinity river snagboat
under command OF Capt. +. J. Patter
son. started the work Of clearing the
river OF all distractions The Mans
field will work from here TO the mouth
of the Trinity and return. and after
that part OF the river is placed IL
nrst-ciass shape she will work her way
north until she reaches Dallas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
ALABAMA DEMOCRATS.
Select q New Eeeeutivs COMMITTEES and
Endorse Bryan.

Montgomery. Sept. 1.-THE Demo-
cratic state convention dominated John
r. Tyson for chief justice OF the SUI
preme court and John ~. Dowdell and
T. c. Mcclellan for associate Justices.
A new executive committee was select
ed and Hon. II. s. ID. Mallory was re-
elected chairman.
The friends OF Il. b. Conner. nomlnat-
ed In the primary Of Aug. ~ for gov
ernor. we're in complete control. and n
radical change was made In the person.
mel OF the committee. Oratory flowed
throughout Monday. and It was not I'M
I'll night that the convention took up
the matter Of naming a ticket and
adopting platform.
The platform adopted makes the fol-
lowing reference 10 w ]. Bryan:
I'VE endorse all essential principles
and policies advocated by Democracy
great leader. w. J. Bryan. and especial
~ his arraignment OF trusts. private
monopolles and abuses OF public service
corporations. We proclaim him the
greatest Democrat Of our time. and be-
lleve In hts overwhelming election ai
president Of the United States We en-.
dorse him as the standard bearer Of ouI
party in 1908.
I'm line with the policies OF our lead
err. we favor the complete control an'
regulation OF all corporations and IN
humiliation Of trusts by the nationa
and state governments acting withiI
/ their respective spheres. and deman'
! the absolute enforcement Of railroa
/ and trust influence from national an
state affairs"
A resolution was offered condemn
/ ing government ownership OF railroadi
After a lengthy debate the resolutlo
was killed.
The platform also favors an amend
ment TO the constitution. requirin
United states senators TO be elected b
a direct vote Of the people.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
COTTON CROP CONTROL.
Nine Charters Filed by the Farmers
Union For WAREHOUSES.

Austin. Tex. Sept li.-As an evi-
dence OF the determination OF the
Farmers Union OF Texas to control
the cotton crop by storing II until the
price Is satisfactory. nine more char
tiers were filed Tuesday In the state
department for construction OF cotton
warehouses under supervision Of that
organization In different sections OF
the state This makes about 200 Of
these corporations which have been
chartered this year.
Judge Sam II. Cowan OF Fort Worth
attorney for the Cattle Raisers' Asso
citation Of Texas. was here Tuesday
comforting with Attorney General Da
wilson. Judge Cowan may assist the
state In the prosecution OF railroad In
junction suits now pending In the Fed
eral court
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
pLuRALIrIgs agpucEo.
Cobb and Litt.sfisi5 Both Receive Less
Number Of Votes.

Portland. Me. Sept. ii.-william T.
Cobb OF Rockinnd. Republican. stand
ing on n platform devoted almost ex-
cluslvely 10 a continuance 81 the pro-
hlbitory law Of the state. was reelected
Monday by a plurality Of less than
5000. with but few exceptions. the
smallest margin OF votes ever given
Republican governor In the state OF
Maine.
Cyrus w. Davis Of waterville. the
Democratic candidate for governor.
polled one OF the largest votes In tho
history OF the party In this state. His
issue I'm the campaign was the re-sub-
mission of the liquor question. which
was Incorporated In the constitution
four years ago.
More interesting from certain
standpoint was the reelection OF Con-
gresham Charles Il. Littlefeld. Repub-
lican. OF the Second district by a great
~ reduced plurality. Congressman Lit
tlefield's candidacy was the subject OF
bitter opposition on the part OF Samuel
Gompers, president Of the American
ftdefutiOn OF LAOoIt WIZ h1tNeA i't hls
defeat on the ground that he had voted
against certain labor measures ut the
/ last session Of congress.
The issue between Gompers and Lit
tlefield was taken up by the Republic
an congressional committee. and fol
three weeks the district was the scene
OF a hard fight In which Secretary OF
War Taft. Senator Lodge and Senator
Beveridge and several congressmer
were pitted against the head OF tbs
I Federation OF Labor
Mr.. Littlefield's plurality was esti
mated Monday night at about 1000
Congressman Edwin c. Burleigh 81 Au'
gusta. Republican. was reelected u
the Third district By an estimated plu
rallty OF 1000. and Congressman Pow
ers OF Houlton. Republican. In tn
Fourth district. by a plurality esti
mated at 1000.
The reelection OF Congressman
Ames l.. Alien OF Alfred. In the FRS
district. Is claimed by the Republican
leaders.
The legislature viii be Republican
BY a safe margin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
FOR MORAL EFFECT.
This 10 Why Troop Of Fifth Caviar,
Went 20 Douglass.

FL Paso. Tex. Sept. ia troop OF
the Fifth cavalry reached Douglass,
Ariz. from Fort Huahuaca. AriZ.. II
was not sent for fear OF trouble. bu,
for the moral effect the soldiers will
have on the Nexicans Just prior TO
MeHicon Independence celebration
General Torres. the Mexican military
commander. Is said TO have suggested
the sending OF the troops. All OF the
more important prisoners arrested al
Douglass in connection with alleged
revolutionary plot we're removed tC
Tucson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
SEALED BIDS.
These Will Be Invited For the Big Pas
ture Lands.

Washington. sept ii.-with the ap-
prevail Of the president and the secre-
tary Of the interior the commissioner
OF the general land office has decided
20 invite sealed bids for the lands com
prlsed in the famous big pasture In
oklahoma. % which there are about
100000 acres. The instructions are be-
ing prepared. and the details Of the
sale win soon be announced. Much In
terest has been manifested. and spirit
ed bidding Is expected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
THROWN IN WELL.
Millsr's Body Was Riddlsd With Bull
let's and Neck Broken.

culloden. Ga. Sept. il.-Charies Mill
er. twenty years old. was arrested here
charged with an attempted assault on
the twelve ear-old daughter OF a
prominent farmer living near here. He
was started TO Forsyth In charge Of an
officer. when six miles from here no
was overtaken by crowd OF deter
mined men. who demanded the prison.
err The officer resisted, but was over
powered. The negro was taken away
and ina short time about 100 shots
were heard. His body was found In an
old well. He was riddledswith bullets
and his neck was broken by the fall.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
MUCH WHEAT BOOKED.
-Four Million Bushels 10 Leave Calves.
ton Within Few Days.

Galveston. Tex. Sept. Flour mil
lion bushels OF wheat are booked IA
be shipped from port Of Galveston dur
ing the next twenty days. The tenn
porary congestion Is due primarily
10 washouts on the roads. and the bis
rush incident TO opening up traffic has
pretty well filled up the yards for
few days. Things are working smooth
~ now
nAother cause OF the congestion
during which more than 1000 cars o
wheat were piled up at the elevators
10 be unloaded. was because shippers
were afraid TO book orders 10 Europe
pending temporary tie-ups on roads en-
tering Galveston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
Faithful 70 sundsy.sehooI.

Dallas. Tex. Sept ii.-Rlley y.
Randolph. connected with a leading
business house twelve years. Is dead
aged twenty.four years Mr. Randolph
has not failed a Sabbath to attend the
First Congregational Sunday'school the
past ten years. He was presented
gold medal by the Sunday-sehool Tor
his regular attendance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
CAMP COUNTY TRAGEDY.
Jim oess Shot TO Death and Another
Party confesses.

Plttsburg. Tex, Sept. 1.-Two miles
west Of this place Jim Dees was sho,
and killed. NJ. Buckalow confessed 10
the shooting and surrendered. A shot
gun was the weapon. One load en-
tered the right side and the other
the victims face. The tragedy was
the elimination OF a dispute about the
picking Of cotton CROP In which both
were interested. Buckalow claims
self defense.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
JUMPS INTO CREEK.
Wife Of An ofheisl Of Cooke County
browns Herself.

Gainesville. Tex, Sept. 1.-THE
wife OF County Public weigher Piper
committed suicide at IL o'clock Mon
day night by jumping into Elm creek
and drowning. The lady was forty
years old and we'll known. Mr.. Piper
has been public weigher ten years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
church Struck BY Lightning.

Shreveport Sept ia severe wind
and rain storm visited Monroe. la
Monday afternoon. doing considerable
damage 20 property and growing cot
ton. The Presbyterian church was
struck by lightning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
Woman Physician.

Austin. Tex. Sept ll.-Dr. Orin
Margaret Holiday will have charge
OF the woman's ward In the Insane
asylum here
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
pemoera. Carries a County.

Lewiston. Me. Sept ii.-McGilii-
cuddy. InDocrat. carried Androscoggin
county 10 congress by vote Of 5.si6
70 i.sTl - Littlefeid. Republican.
Iittlefleld carrssd the county four years
ago 6I23 10 tOiT
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
Pensions MAY Be Larger.

Austin. Tex. Sept. 1l.-Confederate
pensions next quarter may be slb.oV
an increase Of $500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
Profitable Swine.

Corsicana. Tex. Sept 11.-w. n
Jeners OF this county sold twenty
sour nlne.months old hogs for sSeo.zo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-12
w. G. FOUN TAIN
Dentist.

Crown and Bridge work spec
jaltv. Office upstairs over Bun
NOrw1 DDS store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21
Children's and
Infants Wear.
Second Floor

oN,-Infants Night Slips. made
ASN of nainsook. gathered at
neck, neck and sleeves finished
AN,-Infants Night Slips, made
TSN of nainsook, open in front;
tucked yoke; collar and cuffs OF
embroidery.
1o.-Infants Long Slips, made
5SS of nainsook. gathered at
the neck; embroidery beading on
neck and sleeves.
rO--Infants Long Dresses.
OSC made Of nainsook. tucked
yoke with neat embroidery ruffle
around woke and neck and sleeves;
skirt finished with deep hem
stitched hem.
ro--Infants' Long Dresses,
S9C made of nainsook. small
box pleat with feather stitching
between: neck and sleeves finished
with embroidery
do.-Short Dresses, made of
ASS nainsook, yoke of cluster
tucks and hemstitching: hem
stitched ruffie around yoke; skirt
finished with deep hem; six
months, one and two year sizes
On Short Dresses. made OF
. 10y fine nainSook, round
yoke of fagoting and strapping
lace on neck and sleeves, skirt fin
ished with ruffie and fagoting: six
months and one year sizes.
-n-Princess Waist Dresses
ISC made of fine lawn, tucked
round yoke. with embroidery in
sertion; tucked collar and cuffs
two, three and four year sizes.
Baby Sweaters: button or
OtS shoulder; white bodies with
white. pink or blue collar and
cuffs; two and three year sizes.
An.-Children's Cambria Gowns
1tPS tucked yoke, with four row:
of lace insertions and lace trimmed
ruff1e: sizes. two TO fourteen years
zo.-ChiIdren's Cambria Skirts
SSN umbrella SHAPED rufffe
tucks. lace insertions and deeI
lace ruffie: sizes. four to sixteer
years.
60 40 Box Coats. made o
OZsT bearskin, in white, car
dinal and gray; sizes. one to thre,
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21
Flannels and
White Goods.
First Floor.


White Baby F1anneIs, 81 inch
es wide; three grades
Value a Yard 35c 40c 45c
Sale Price. 24c 29c SIC
White Silk Warp Flannel. Sc
inches wide: a yard .S4c
White Silk Embroidered Skirtine
Flannels, wide variety of patterns:
yard. ............44c. to So. 80
PLAIN WHITE FABRICS.
3S-inch Mercerized Batiste, ! H.
20c. quality: a yard ......... AHS
4O-inch Sheer Lawn. fine 49,
grade: 15c. quality. a yard. ~
32-inch Silk Null; 35c. IN.
quality Observation-Disclosures. ~
Sheer French Organize. our
own Importation: Toe. quail GAc
"Kismet," new white fabric,
tire suits; ~ inches wide; OO~
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @'=7 -
:5G-inch Irish Linen Cam brio, q
yard. sac. $50, 49c. and 6Sc.
.:6-inch French Linen Cambria
=
ton. yard. s 80, 81 .9S and
s.. 70.
3G-inch Lingerie Long Cloth. H.
ward lengths. boxed, per box,
So A.
4.J-inch Sheer French 90
Lawn; 1nc. quality, yard. %>A
FIGURED WHITE
FABRICS.
2T-inch Dotted Swiss. 20c quail
llN ! .
Dotted Leno-striped Lawn;
DOC. quality. yard. ......... ~
2I-inch Figured Madras.
new patterns; 25c. quality. *
4 yard Observation-Disclosures. w
Dotted and Embroidered st. Gall
Swisses. - inches wide, all new
designs-dotted. a yard
29c. to 66c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21
Fancy Linens Underprice.

First Floor
Centrepece
leaf designs;
"a
ter $1,000; price IS
Dolies Cntrepces
lc on q
12xIe-inci. CSC. 54X54-inch each So
15xIS-iuof, S o.. 1Sx36-inch
2Ix24-inel. S2.o4. 1SX45-incA each So. 10.
26A2G-iaci. S264. ISx54-iuch each s.. 46.
and
9
point point
Embroidered G0c
Round
TABLE CLOTHS AND DAMASkS
Fine Quality Danass very heavy ssxloe inches
$500 50 81
FIerastihei
So
Full Bached Danask heavy 20 wide 5c
n,a.s 4 q. .
v Linens inches vide;
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21
Bed Spreads.
Basement.

Basement
Colored F'ringed Spreads. in pink
and blue; for three-quar- q
ter size beds, each. 49,. , ~
F'ringed Marseilles Spreads. with
cut corners for brass beds: q O
oox94-inch size, each. ... y o i
Fringed Satin Spreads. extra
heaNy, with cut corners; e , "A
size SSx!4 inches: each. pO. = 4
Value 81. JO)
Extra Large FTinged Satin
Spreads, IN beautiful patterns;
size l0wlOS inches: value &C
$500; sale price SS. OaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21
Towels and Bath Mats,

First Floor
All Linen Hemmed Huck Towels.
Win blue and red borders: ~.
All Linen Hemstitched Huck
Towels. extra weight. extra =,
quality; 20x4o-inch. ........ ZSC
All Linen Huckabout Towels.
with sealloped edges; extra quail
ity; size 22l2x40 inches. 80
Bath Mats. in light and dark
nlue' drab, pink and blue; *.
size 26x44 inches, each 49,. OES