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New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
BRONX SWIMMING POOL
Plan to Build One an Van CortIandt
Park, Marshes.

The solution Of the problem of reclaiming the
rnarshy lands in the southwestern portion of
Van Cortlandt Park has been discovered. A
portion Of the marsh land will be dredged, thus
filling in the other section and at the same time
providing a swimming pool 70 rthe use Of the
general public. II is recognized that pool OF
This character, besides being of great beneht to
the public school athletes. could also pc con-
structed at a smaller expense to the city than
would be the case were the land 10 be filled IN
and a sewer built 10 take off the overflow OF the
lake.
The malarial and malodorous marsh by Broad
way. north of Spuyten Duyvil Creek, has long
been source of complaint to the property own
ners in the vicinity, and many have been the
remedies suggested TO the Park Commissioner
both by city engineers and by owners of large
estates Up to the present. however, none OF
the plans offered met with approval. but II IS
known that the present Park Commissioner Is
IN full accord with the latest scheme 70 i'm
prove the swamp site and convert II into a
swimming pool
Among the plans advocated and put forward
by the engineers of the Department Of Parks
was one providing for the creation Of an art-
fetal lake about nine acres in area IN the middle
Of the present swamp land, the material from
the excavation for the lake being made aVailable
in filing in the lowlands on either side. Matters
went so far as the appropriating OF $1,000
for the construction OF this artificial sheet OF
water but here the matter came 10 standstiH
Commissioner Berry is of the opinion that with
the sum Of money originally set apart for thls
lake he could build a swimming pool quarter
of z mile IN length. with maximum breadth or
one hundred yards at one end and fifty yards at
the smaller.
Il is pointed cut that such a pool would re-
ouire only a covering Of concrete for the bottom
and walls. The depth would not be great, thus
doing away with the dangers of drowning, ana
the water would always be fresh and clean by
reason of-the constant current from the van
Cortlandt Lake which would lie at the upper
end Of the proposed pool. The Broadway sewer,
recently completed, would act as an outlet for
this pool
Were this plan Of the swimming pool to he
carried out, now seems probable. the CITY
would be saved the expense Of building sewer
70 connect with the Broadway sewer, the plans
for which have already been submitted, and
which is intended as outlet for the over
flow from the large lake at Van Cortlandt. IN
the event of the proposed pooh being built, 1t
viii do away with the necessity for TINS sewer:
Commissioner Berry has expressed himself
being heartily in favor Of the swimming
pool saying that il would be Of almost IN
calculable benefit to the pupils OF the PUBIC
schools as we'll as for the general pubic.
Suitable lighthouses, erected at some point
where they would not interfere with the beauty
Of the lake scenery. could be constructed at
rnall cost and the whole scheme would add
Immensely 70 the general attractiveness or Ven
COrtlandt Park
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

FLOUR AND MEAI[-Flour dull to-day, with
prices unchanged Mills continue hold The
lowing prices quoted on the New York Produce
change: FLOuR-Spring patents, 50 95RSG % winter
straights SS s5nS4 ID winter patents 81 spring
clears So 50GS4; extra No winter So IGGS3 20.
No winter. SSMs3 10. RYE FLOUR hrm quoted Fair
to good s4as4 20; choice fancy. s. 8ogs4 10 CORN
MEAL FIRM; quoted Kiln dried So 05d$3 TO- brand.
BAG MEAL frm; quoted Fine white and yellow. 81 25a
81 3d. coarse. 81 1881 II. FEED Western and city
firm quoted Western, spring $2S % standard middling
S24 10; -four do S I5 red dog, s27 so all prompS
city bran S22 10 in bulk S24 5OQ$25 In sacks; mid
bulk s23 40 In sacks; oilmeal,
GRAIN-WFI FIEAT-Another heavy selling movement
swamped the wheat market to-day aad after a rather
stormy session last prices found 32sc under
the close OF Friday and practically down from the
cop of the The liquidation directly due
to improved weather conditions home abroad
Private cables said general rains
gary and Rumania while conditions part
of favorable for the growth
of winter wheat and the seeding OF spring wheat n
dispatch from Snow who has been travelling in Kansas
| IL said that dying rapidly European
showed o O news
/ Liverpool unchanged and there a
IS points Budapest. Paris
points Berlin closed Irregular showing loss
mark to an advance OF u mark. Speculative trade
heavy, Of the excited kind that character
ICED markets of the week. Stop loss orders
reached after the opening, and prices
rapidly throughout the entire session. with the
oep.ion one brief rallies. Commission houses
aif had big orders 70 sell 1t was intmaed that the
prominent bull interests had dumped the greater
a. their load the bulge of Friday ana wsrs again
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
FOR BIG WATERWAY.
On Landmarks IN Its Path Mast
Be DESTROYED.

maps showing the property to be condemned
py New York City for the S1300OO00 res
ervoir at Valhalla were filed last week in the
Registers office of Westchester County, by H.
L. Dykman, representing the Department Of
Water Supply. The reservoir will be hum
dreo feet higher than the present reservoir at
Kensico, and will form the largest artificial lake
in the state, with the exception of the Ashokan
reservoir, in the Catskills. 1t viii take the place
OF the present Kensco reservoir, and when COM
pleted will hold forty billion gallons.
The plan of the Water Department is to con-
meet it with the Ashokan reservoir by means Of
a steel and concrete aqueduct larger than the
subway. The aqueduct will come down from
the Catskill water region and cross the Hudson
River below Cornwall. 1t will form a giant
loop under the river, and then cut through the
town OF Cortland, Westchester County, and
continue thence by the way of the Mohegan
quarries to Nalhalla. Between the two reser-
Voirs there will be two immense shutom gates,
so that in case of accidents repairs can be made
without cutting off the New York City supply.
The lands to be condemned are situated in the
valley around the Kensico reservoir in the
towns of North Castle and Mount Pleasant, and
comprise several thousand acres. When they
are flooded a large section of the picturesque
village Of Valhaua will be wiped out. Several
miles of roads will also be submerged and new
ones must be constructed by the city to take
their places
The Improvement will result in the razing of
the old homestead of Joseph b See. County
Treasurer Of WeStchester and many other land
marks. The homestead is one hundred years
old and Mr. See married in the structure
just forty years ago this month. The engine
house of the ValhalIa volunteer fire company
will also he a thing of the past.
Another large parcel TO be taken belongs to
a colony Of Dutch settlers composed of Jouke
Van der Neer. VenZel ZdenCk and others The
largest property owner affected by the proceed
ings is William r. Smith, who owns nearly two
hundred acres of the doomed territory 1t is
of ha ri1 t1Srs
sist the invasion to the last. and that it will be
necessary 10 eViCt them In addition To the
reservoir the city will spend 100000 for a
filtration plant to be erected Scarsdale, which
will be the largest of its kind in the world.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
YONkERS.

The closing Of the eleventh season of the fon
lars Choral Society was given Wednesday sevening IN
T,hipsburgh Hall The programme Of fourteen numbers
embraced wenty-thee compositions by nineteen different
COMPOSERS The soloists were Mrs f. A BaTtmess and
,,a-grus Schultz and Visanska was the violin
n,sT The annual meeting Of the society Will be held
" Mrs r Russell and Miss Dawson. OF this city
are home tour Of Europe lasting year ana d
half. - .-.,..os .to s,esor bovIinP medal
-. r. rsiisade BOAT Club with score OF "a points
NJ and Mrs william + Corwin have issued cards
r tho marriage Of daughter Jessie ttardwGk to
win 10 Thomas Lowell Squire. on the evening o June T.
No Warburton avenue Cu,,h oo,o,.ea
Tho members of Park Hin Country Clno ehJoyeQ
whist Wednesday evening the prize winners pelns Hi,
E"Ts Ta-iar Mrs = l. Maurer. A. F. Henriques ana
p p Dwyer hostesses we're Mfs. T. H. 'laiA ME-
y n Abbott and Mrs J. W. Salter. g.. ,hr.a
l. Mrs Fdward J. Slater sailed this week Tor a thIee
yrouthe' tour Of Europe
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

COTTON-New high record prices Were feached aean
trading, but the market had sharp
break and the close was barely steady at net
decline Of lg9 points the old crop nd 5A1 points
higher the sales for the half session were
estimated fully 100000 bales which represents very
active business The opening steady advance
OF 2aR points bullish week end figures and
yesterdays buying movement but prices re
right the call owing to the more favorable
weather realizing After selling off 1 OF D points
from the best however they advanced on renewal OF
outside buying and IN the middle
morning showed gain Of about l602l points,
July selling II 20c and January 1l6lc Realz
heavy this level. and 1t seemed that
the original bulls qudatng their holdings
scattering buyers which prompted the profit taking Of
smaller longs and led 10 sharp break on which there
probably selling for short account encouraged
the favorable weather ana the expectations of
encouraging crop accounts should conditions remain
favorable The close about 3 6 points
up from the lowest the months, but within
points of the bottom July. There no Liverpool
cables and Liverpool will remain closed until Tuesday
morning closing again Friday and Saturday of this
week. The weather map showed precipitation in the
seasonabe temperatures. but cloudy
ditions in Western belt led predictions a
Of showery unsettled weather. The worlds
American cotton decreased 3l 16T
for the week against 1G4 23s bales last
The of contract prices in the local day
a fooWs
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
NEW ROCHELLE.

exposition.
baseball game being planned between the lawyers
and police In Of charity.
Ex-Nayor spent the week in Rochester attending
the state convention Foresters of AH,eTica OF
which he a member
Herman Lambden sailed Saturday for Europe Where
he Will make a Of the galleries.
The Trinity Church rehearsins comedy 70
be presented the parish house in June Miss Marie
Woodcoc Mdren Price have the leading roles
A. the reception given by Mrs. H. g Perley
in honor Of Colonel A Denke OF the 10th Regi
n1ent and Mrs Denike guests included Captain and
MIS- John F Farchd, of Mount Vernon; Dr. and Mrs.
c,lvanus Purdy White Plains Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Albert Mrs. Beckwith. Mrs. blanchard, Mrs Stanley,
Miss Drew Miss Lawton-
g., Inc main hall the home Of Mr. and Mrs
NJ N Torau. at Davenport Neck. The ornament is in
the form OF twelve feet high of stained glass
-eYresartine in the figures Ring Out. Wild Bells
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
DOBBS FERRY.

-, Tts ard family Of New York. for the summer
AIRED Adamsor Of Boston. is spending fe" Gays as
the guest Of his brother. c. w. Adamson
rr and Hrs Robert Denniston are spehdIhs le" u''s
al the Jamestown exposition ,.,.s chairman NJ the
Dr. Joseph H. Beste has been elected Sha I opa m M
ersF Of the New YORK iipH'uoi"''@
aIo5tcai coIleee and Hospital Alumni Association 60.
Mrs De Iancv Corlett of Cleveland Is spe;uas lev
6aTe vim her parents. Ar. and Mrs Lyman g Frehch,
= Csrroi as sold his al Rockledge 10 Ar AIcho
.r,etn 90 New York City. The prize Is reported 70 nave
been 100000. -. tJar,1ord conn v-here
- ,tdn,r rbe maeting Of automobile engineers
ana Is now srcnding days In Washington
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
ARDsLEY-ON-HUDSON.

Mrs Frank Gould vas visitor at the Ardsiey club On
Wednesday last. , -. .h.,r
W e benjamin and family have returned 10 ''e''
residence here 10 SPEND the summer . A., ph,Iin
Mrs Howard Townsend. daughter oi MIS- mp
SCHUYLER Is visiting for fe" days =. .sa,,,,
James & Bishop family have returned 70 %'"'-''
for the month June .. yx-i,ar,
w " Parsons has rented his home here TO NllaIn -
Iauer and family Of York. for the summer dno" f
Miss Florence Nvman. New York Is spending a ieM
DAYS as Tho guest Of Mr. and Mrs Robert tie% az @
home pia VISTA Miss Wyman will shortly leave here
for E,,ro ere She will remain throughout the sum-
mer and return To her studio early In the fall
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
NEW YORK PRICES.


METALs-The market for pig iron certificates at 1ng
Produce Exchange was dun feaureless at uncharg
p fiov go S5 s& bd May june and July, s22 40;
August. So all bid; September. $21aS2' and oc'o'er'
MoI-AssEs AND sYRUPs-a,olasses was firmly held held
rather noderae and the market ruled firm. Quotations
foley New orleans ceItuga gommon Non dge58s open
kettle $1a4se sYRUPs common l$a5S 9aSj fair' log
Of shorts the Ssh % stqtis5icai situation
buying sales 500 b6ls Of July, 55 G55c 400 b6ls 3
Of at 51a5S 800 Pb Of NGymssF ITssd al ii was
firm and unchanged Refined petroleum Son'PFs9 PETR6
LIN standard vSite bbs 2oc: bu1E 4 75c; Phila-
10 s5o Pbadenba 10 Goc water white New York bbls.
10 2r bulk e75c PhIIadeipha u 70 s 15c; 6qs.
Is GOc COTTONSEED OIIl-Prme crude. o b mills,
48f 49, bid Prime summer yeoE W sP95 ctobcr 6
Size November 43lsa44e and December. Al q42c off
5Ga55c; prime white 5sa6oc; prime winter yellow $50
Goc IINsEED oUl-American seed, CITY raw. 44a42e;
out-of-own raw 43Q44c; calcutta roc LARD OIL
PRoVTsIoNs-The provision market was generally de-
pressed all day except around the opening when It r
break in wheat Estimates at chicago for Monday we're
family, $io; short clear sI7 2Sa$is - BEEF-F1rn,
SLASH 50. Extra India mess $22as2a BEEF HAMS
Firm. Quoted at S24q$2e. DRESSED HoGs-ouist-
Sic: pigs a,saaasc t1-r MEATs-Pickled bellies steady.
~ 5ifS Il io 'Hf y f6s ans coIntry 81
G6Sc LARD-steady quoted Middle western prime.
925a9a5c city lard steady Quoted s7sc Refined lard
quiet Quoted South America 1o6sc: Continent 9U'c;
Brazil kegs 65c Compound firm. Quoted So as:
STEARINE-Firm. Quoted; Oleo 9s+q1oc city lard
stearina. 1oTIOl2c
RIcE-The rico market continued hrm. both here ard
primary points Business fairly active for q
Saturday Quotations follow: Domestic screenings. 81
3'zc: second heads 3A d4c choice heads. 4%G5ii 6
fanc heads 81 ao: fancy heads 6H a6&c: Japan.
domestic, 4445c; PatHa.- 5@t86itc: Rangoon. in bond
22s62st~.
SUGAR Refined sugar ruled steady but quiet. With
prices unchanged The following list prices, subject
10 rebate Of 10 points and discount OF l cent
for cash DAYS Crystal domnoes. 725c: Eagle tablets
90 a. = g5~- rINqa
B1gle n bags powdered and Eagle coHfeconers grant
lated 25c: &N%N powdered 5.15c; powdered. coarse
powdered powdered and EaCle and extra
hne 51Oc, n OF fine granu-
lated 2O- n hags 10. 500. 81 n bags do, 25c
n bags do 520c; 10 " bags do 5l5c: . and 80 n
baRs do bO5c; Eagle hne standard Erauulated and
diamond A &c. confeconers' A. soc. No l. soc; Nos
. and 5. 475c No 1. 47oc; No 5. 1850; No 8 46o.
:. No :. 4.G0c: No Q. JSc; No 10 43oc; Nc
II 430c No y. 425c; No -. 2oc; Nos "a - and l6
l5c Tho london beet market AG1isd higher
with MAY quoted 9s I'D and June los The Local
raw sugar market was dull and nominaily unchanged
Centrifusal 96 test. quoted at 5s'1c muscovadc
50 test. 5.375c and moasses sugar. 50 test Sl2Jc.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
HAsTINGS-oN-HUDSON.

Mrs. n. r Brlnkerhof returned on "eohesuaS ~ i'
summer home on South Broadway
Louis T. NcCord New York. spent the iore part OF
the week visiting hs mother and sister. MIS-. "~
Whitesde, their home, Rio Vista: 49, .trs
Mrs. w A. Switzer entertaining her Tnother' "is
Edwards who has just arrived from Engiaha'
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
IRVINGTON.

The Rev Mr.. Balloon will begin his duties es rec'or
Of 81 Bainabas Episcopal Church about June j.
Miss + s Teusey her OF the irvington hlgn s'os
has been made principal Of the East lrsipSton soDoA
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
TARRYTOWN.

The annual league dinner will be held IN the .Asoury
Methodist Euscopa Church parlors next Tuesoay evening
-. :, r,a,,,,ap a former resident, now Of Florida
use IN town this visiting friends
"sS J" Hn IT-sc coupauv is 10 have picnic ana
.rSo on Memorial Day. Most Of the local companies
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19
RorAroEs ANn vEaErA RLEs-oLa naataea sIishtlz

POTATOES AND VEGETAB ABLES-oId potatoes slightly
hrmer. New potatoes steady Egyptian onions higher.
Other onions weak. Asparagus IN liberal supply.
and carrots steady. Cabbages love- Celery hrm.
Cucumhers hrmer Peas In liberal supply but quality
irregular. Sadshes largely poor String and
vegetables as quoted. We quote: POTATOES Bermuda.
new per hbl So 50QS6 DO Florida, $2J$5 80; do
old, hbl bag. 50 156$2 40: SWEET POTATOES.
Jersey bbi s. 6GuS+; do per basket. 81 256S2
ASPARAGUS Jersey and PENNSYLVANIA. per dozen
SlnSi; do white, $lNS2 10; do Delaware Maryland
do Charleston. 50c0$2: ARTICHOKRS California per
drum. S5@$T BEETS. Norfolk. loo lunches S2GS6;
do Bermuda, per crate, $1g$i 90 do Orleans per
100 lunches $3d$5; do old, per bhl bag Sl6Sl so.
do New Orleans 100 hunches S2dSi do old per bbi
S2aS2 SO; CARRIAGES, North Carolina per crate.
crate 81 5OQS2 -; CELERY. Florida per case
81 aoHS3 So 10 medium size case 81 50GS3 per
small 81 5on$2 -; do Bermuda. per 500
81 10; CtCUMBES. savannah per basket 81 2jR$2 rs;
do Florida Sla$2 y; do crate SiG$2: do Or
leans. basket. SlGS2; CAULIFIDWEHS. Florida
New Orleans per 100 S3I$5; Florida. per case $aG
81 30; CHICORY and ESCAROIE, New Orleans per bhl
StQS6; EtiGPLANTS. Florida. per hOx S2GSS: HORSE
RADiSH, per bhl, SSGg$5: KOHLiABI New Orleans.
100 lunches S+GS6; kAIE. Long Island, Dbl, 75c0
81; LETTUCE, Long Jersey per bbl 81 504o
folk $1GS1 so; LIMA BEANS, Florida. per basket
crate $2G$5 MINT per dozen lunches 25Q5Oc; ONIONS.
Bermuda. per crate 81 e0aS2; do Texas, white per
crate. $2GS2 25 do yellow, 81 i5$2 %; do New orleans.
per bag 81 75gS2; do Egyptan per bag So eaass 5S;
LOTS. New Orleans per lunches. s2as3: LEEstlS
SHALLlOTs. per 100 lunches S16S2; okRA, Tlor-
ida. per carrier, SI0s3: do Cuban. Sf6S2 5o OYSTER
PLANTS per 100 lunches $+QS6. PEAS. Norfolk. per
halt hhl bazks s2GS2 o do North Carolina. 81 6oaS2 So
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

ready to see the market work off to lover Levels ~ ~
VIII be remembered that the actions OF the market dt
midweek were very similar to those Of today ana & ne
general theory that time that bull leaders Ee
very neat turn in the market II this theory IS ec,ag
another big upward swing in prices may De eAP-Iet1
next week, provided the market gets sufficiently snort
Inc question of conditions is matter easily SCI
tied by those interested in putting the market one T
or the other and should the market get consldeIaoS
oVeTsold II will doubtless be found that the present M
proved outlook is subject revision. NCrlG
shipmsn estimated about 1O.sOOOoO bush py
BrOomhaN, .G1O 600 bush than the pre-
vous l O'Clock July the local market was
quoted O3H, 81 O3s and December 81 O1s
In Chicago final prices off 4G4@sc from the previous
night, and practically at lowest of the day The cash
market In New York quoted follows: No req;
81 OF a4c elevator and 81 o2stc o b afoat; No
Northern Duluth 81 11& hard winter 81 Oola
afoat CORN-The market for corn started loNSI:
on commission house buying broke lc bush un9er
wheat. The o'clock close in New York was on @ ons
basis of 607sc July and Sic for September No corr
in the local market closed c3c elevator and t9c @
afoat No white. 621ac and No yellow. 6Oc o
afGat oATs-There was consderahe ACTIVITY N Ca Ha'S;
and after decline the market advanced &c d
bush builish Heavy selling was star[s9 @
by the wheat break however. and final prices wtte
ll2C off The cash market mere close1 as
lows: Mixed % So 10 4sc; natural white, 90 70 90
n 4slzd5Oc clipped white. 36 to 40 10, 4SG - &c
RYE-Market firm; No . Western, I6t2c, c D"slI''
r9yf-
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Umbrellas, 98c.
Worth ST so to 5000

Sizes tor men or women. All
have covers of fine Union taffeta,
hemmed or silk tape edges, and many
with cases. The Womens Umbrellas
have fancy handles, silver trimmed
or plain horn, lockwood or Princess
effects.
The Mems Umbrellas are 2S-inch, with
= handles of natural wood, plain or sill
yer trimmed
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B Ell T S.

B Ell T S.
Big savings if you buy to-
morrow from these lots:
ELASTIC Belts, steel studded,
In black. white, navy and 6s a 90
brow brOwn. 8. R e ps,c s2ss 81. US
ELASTIC Belts, steel studded,
assorted styles. Regular 90
ss,gs to o, SOS SOS qualities. SZ.VS
ELASTIC Steel Studded
Belts, heretofore sold only at OSr
$l.49. In this sale, choice. Wv
ELASTIC Steel Studded
Belts, regularly sold at CSC zoe
each In this sale. ~
SHAPED Leather Belt of fine
and gray S just a few. A' All " ,s
regular $100 qualities. SALE AVC
PRiCE....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THE VESTA VICTORIA
Leather Belt, a very fine en-
quality. Sold everywhere at SQVC
$1.5O Small lot to close......
SILK BELT, s inches wide, with
heavily gold-plated buckle; DIM
black only, extraordinary a0VC
value. While they last.
First Floor-Belt Dept.-End Of main
cross aisle.
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Parasols, $3.50.
Worth 5000.

Small lot of Plain Black Silk Yarn
dyed Taffeta Parasols with hemstitchL
ed borders, black enamel sticks and
complete with tassel.
This is an ideal Parasol for women who
wear black, and we can vouch for it,
never will a price be lower!
First Floor-Bargain Tables
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WHITE CANVAS
OXFORDS.

For women-$1.50 to $3.50 pair.
For misses-$1.50 and 81 80 pair.
For children-1bc to 81. 80 pair.
MISSES and Children's White Canvas
Pumps
Sizes 81 to IL, Sizes liz to @
$1.30 pair. $1.69 pair.
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The new Evelyn turnover linen
COLLAR for &c. Three for CSC

A prettily shaped collar and one that Is m
is shown in sizes for women and young
style and trimmed in a row of fagotne
collar quickly to your notice, the price
WHITE BRUSSELS NET RUFFS,
or white ribbon ends. 81 rs
Worth $1.9S for. ............
SHIELD BOWS of silk, null, NR1
all lace, plain and dotted or ZON
other effects. Choice.........
WHITE CHIFFON RUCHlNG, siso IA
black, light blue, pink ana "
cream. Worth 121sc yard CS
First Floors. Kann, Sons & co.
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We got a makers samples.
Then we sorted out all odds and ends
from our own stock. Together we've
an extraordinary collection, and as
regular selling prices for these quail
ties are 49c to Csc, the sale price Is
extraordinary, too.
ALL are warranted 2O-year gold-flled.
Big assortment of styles, including
Crescents, Knots, Wreaths, plain and
set with white or colored stones.
Jewelry Dept.-First Floor.
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% 1'IUf tsIO'S. IT 10 ueVdueuIy new ana
girls. Made of linen, In deep turn down
all around. To introduce this charming
Saturday will be DC each or for 25c.
EMBROIDERED LINEN COAT SETS.
heavily embroidered and in
many designs and shapes. SQDC
Choice 25c and. WV
MARIE ANTOINETTE STOCKS. with
bows attached in all white 80
or white combined with col S1D(>
ors. At 25c and. WV
CREPE LISSE, Chiffon or Lace Ruch-
Ing in many styles, white, ~
PACK and some colors. ZSC
Choice, a yd................., SOS