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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-24

RIO RENT-The Office rooms over The Adams
Il Hardware Cos Store recently occupied Dy
DIR. John Il. Wilson. Steam heat, electri nights
and Iayatory. Charles Adams. "tt
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
WASH GOODS.


The Wash Goods are overrunning-
coming IN faster and faster. An internai-
nable procession of beauty kissed stuffs.
They bring the news. THE SPIRIT
OF SPRING IS ABROAD"
Each year. forehanded women buy
Wash Goods earlier and earlier.
That's why we are so completely ready
now.
6.400 yards Natural -colored Dress
Linen-every fibre pure fax. It's q
fabric that will be largely used this
Spring for automobile wear-coats,
suits and skirts, 80 inches wide; spe-
cial ar 1sc
5000 yards Pure Irish Linen Suit
ings in all the colors that are in great
est demand. They are closely woven,
clean faced goods-not sleazy or fuzzy.
In fact. they are LINEN, 35 inches
wide; special at 24c-
Sateen Foulards. They're good inlita-
tions of all-silk Foulards. Experienced
eyes will recognize them as silky light
weight sateens, made beautiful by true
Foulard printings. 80 inches wide; 54c.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
E0sierv B2rT2irS


We'd better JeI you something about
these offerings II order 70 create a
DEFINITE impression on your mind.
HOSIERY BARGAINS'-the phrase
Etares at you often enough. But does
81 always le2d you 10 wise buying?
Browsing over our sales records Of q
year ago, We found the first week Of
February brought Us an enormous
Hosiery business. The 1909 record
was made 10 be broken in 1910.
Here's how We do il.
The Wonerrs Black Hose At lie were
imported by Us They We're landed re-
fore tn increased rate Of duty became
operative II imported to-day they
y Guild cost Us OVER lie 2 pair. SO yOu
see how genuine the bargain is
The Hose and HaIf-Hcse We offer At
&c are the regular soc lines Some Of
them are from our OWN stock But the
great bulk came from the largest i'm
porter and manufacturer in the United
States We are important patrons. As
such. Ne called on them for special"
values Their response was splendid.
They caught our enthusiasm and made
4 possible for Us 70 double the purchas-
ing power Of YOUR Hosiery money.
Now for the 1910 record
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
FURS FOR EVERYBODY.

FURS FUR EVERTBODI. I'd Fl.
The woman who must face the
weather may come here for Furs know
ing that her needs will be found at
prices that blend with sound notions of
thrift
The woman whose thought is on
show piece" Furs may also seek them
a Macys with full knowledge that, no
matter how lustrOus. luxurious end
rare, the price of the Fur that pleases
her fancy is FAIR.
We are Fur purveyors to the provi
dent wage Garner as we'll as TO the intel
ligently frugal wealthy. Whether you
are extravagant or economical when
you purchase Furs depends entirely
WHERE YOU BUY.
We are closing out manufacturers
and our own unsold balances at half or
very nearly half prices.
See the Furs
Hear the prices.
Blow warm blow cold. you are almost
sure to buy. because this Fur Sale is the
most favorable turn that retailing has
recently taken for you 10 save money.
WILL YOU SAVE 1T?
Caracul Coats-NEW hipless model,
36 inches long; made of very fat and
lustrous elzins: lined with rich bro
cade; were s4S.74. now s29.74-
White French Pony Coats-F'ulI-
length models; made of choice. per
fectly matched skins: large shawl
collar and broad cuffs of Russian
hare; were $685., now s39.74.
Baby Pony Coats Semi fitted
model; made of beautifully marked
skins; s6 inches long; very light
weight; lined with heavy brocade;
were SS9.75. now S44S7.
Moire Pony Coat-FuIl-length nip
less model: made Of soft. pliable skins
of great beauty; lined with rich
brocade; were s1S7.o0. now ss9.75.
Baby Caracul Coats-5O inches
long; made of selected and perfectly
matched skins; lined with rich bro
cade; were s1S700, now S93.50
Baby Caracul Coats-New hipiess
model, full-length; made of soft and
richly marked skins: lined With
brocade; were s225.00. now s112.50.
Broadtan Caracul Coats-with
long and graceful lines, fuu-length
model; made of choice, fat skins.
lined with brOcade: We're $4,000, now
$4,000.
Broadtail Caracul Coats. full length
semi model; made of very best
quality skins. lined with heavy silk
brocade; were $4,000, now $4,000.
AidShd seal CodIS- 4O lnCneS long,
semi-hrted model: choicest London
dyed pelts: lined with heavy brocade
were $72400; now $4,000,
Genuine Black Lynx Muffs. made of
full-furred American Lynx (Leipzlg
dyed), handsome rug shape; we're
s4S.74: now S34.74
Genuine Black Lynx Muffs. large
rug shape. made of very long, silky fur
Geipzig dyed. finished with head and
tails, were s64.75: now s44.74
A collection OF Small Furs in matched
sets or separate Scarfs and Muffs. in
Guiding Natural and Blended Hudson
Bay Sables. Baum Marten. Black Lynx,
Australian OpOssum. Sitka Fox, Black
Sable and Isabella Fox. Ermine. Chin
chilla, etc, and other popular Furs.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
wCKEE'S limited UNDERWEAR.

Ribbed Lisie Thread Vests. low neck
@i-o sleeveless plain top. ~ &c.
Ribbed Cotton Vests hand-cTocheted
fronts. also riIl embroidery fronts. 24c.
l-sle ThreaG Vests. how neck and
fleeEeless. front trimmed with lace,
& 24c.
lpoeI Cotton Pants. umbrella-shaped'
trimmed with lace. II 2Ec
n Llsle Thread Vests. low neck and
e-eeFeiess. also low neck with short
s-ttfes II The extra large sizes. 24c.
Dlt9n Ribbed Pants, umbrella
s1-ai'ed, trimmed with lace. extra large
k-zes. ~ 2Sc.
az 'sinoed Lisle Thread Vests. low neck
- sleeveless. crocheted front and
H'-r,lioers. regular size. at SIC,
hibbeo Llsle Thread Vests. low neck
80 60 sleeveless. plain top. extra large
sizes a SIC
Eiohed Cotton Union Suits. low neck
- - sleeveless, drawers trimmed with
regular sizes an 37c.
L., .ll- ported SWISS Isle Thread Vests.
s. neck and sleeveless. hand-crocheted
"'n's and shoulders. at CSC. "a Fl
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
ImDartsd White Goods.

Newest effects in wanted weaves.
STYLES that are beginning their honey
moon with Fashion.
The anomaly consists III selling such
fresh. beautiful stuffs. just coming into
their season. at much under their value
There is N explanation That explains
the reason But you don't care for it.
English Shirting Madras % inches
wide: six styles of stripes, value Soc
ward special al 24c.
English Mercerized Moussellne, a.
inches wide: very soft finished and
wonder fully sheer special al 24c.
81 Call Swisses - showed under
with storm of dOts-many sizes. 80
aud 81 inches wide: value 4oc and soc
a yard special AT 29c
40 ope'S fgeufB-fIrO ccFts crci' c0Di-
,ngDdcd gfcafer White G0Dds rGtHcs thGH
tbe items fhaf make thfs paragraph bulge
trjfb croBoJRic mcrH.
NIercerized Novelties. Stripes. Cheeks
Popiins aad Crepes-27 10 y inches wide
They we're imported 10 sell al 4Oc To J0c
a yard special al &c.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
Ea1dkerclicfs.


It's ALWAYS Handkerchief time.
But it isn't often that we can invite
you TO values like these.
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs. Colored
borders.
But SUCH colors. Strange shades of
blue brown. tinged with gold, clear
pinks peculiar greens, soft tans, laven-
ders, purples. Some are checkered all
over. others have half-inch hemstitched
self-color printed in one corner. And
they are hand -blocked-which means
HAND PRINTED.
These Handkerchiefs were never in
tended 20 sell for less than soc each;
our price is 24c.
Mems Irish Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. quarter inch hens,
finished with hand embroidered ini-
tial: six in box; worth $500 a box;
special, sI34.
Women's soc Handkerchiefs for 24c.
Pure Linen and Shamrock Linen.
They are all embroidered-prettie
Swiss styles. Not coarse, but ex-
quisitely refined effects.
Womens InitialIed Handkerchiefs
for 79c
Pure Irish Linen. hand embroidered
initial and wreath. One of the best
for the money we've had for some
time.
Ribbons. list FL
All-siIll Moire Sash Ribbons. en-
hanced with self colored satin stripes
white, pink and light blue-7la incnes
wide, our regular price 79c a yard;
special. 44c
Hair-bow Ribbon to match above
- inches wide. our regular price
44c a yard; special at 27c
Satin Tafeta Ribbon. 56s inches wide
very rich lustre, large assortment Of
desirab bic shades, our regular price Sac
a yard special, 29c
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
w0HEN'S SIX HOSE.

Pure thread silk-black and cOlors
Sl-5J 10 $50 qualities; special-FOR 4
kEASON-S1
These SIX Stockings come 10 as twice
year from the same source. RUE-OF-
IEE-NILLS- But the stocking loom Is
sn accurstel adjusted machine, and its
products rarely vary. However. some Of
laese Stockings have tri7ing defects. II
you canine them very carefully in q
strong light you'll find = "thick-and-
mn" spot Nany are absolutely perfect
and 1ee flaws II the others arc almost
ln1DerceBl5le. besides not iujuring them
e -ST - service is concerned.
Ingram. black and cOiors-dged II
tne Earn-nOI dipped" in Vats after
tne Stocking has been made. Different
weights Cotton s0les- SIX sOles.
Deep hem at rop-silk or cotton Also
plain tops. sizes range from 81 10 10
inches $50 10 $500 qualities, at
S11L
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

There's an early show of what the
veave-wits have been doing for Spring.
The stuffs from abroad and the prod
ucts of American looms are side by
side,
The new and beautiful coorings are
the special charms of Homespuns.
Diagonal Suitings and Hopsackings.
Silk-and-Wool Dress Goods promise
strong for Spring. Lansdowne. Moire
and Plain PopIin, Crepes and Henriettas
seem to be perennial favorites.
We were never reader with them.
All-wool Diagonal Suiting, wide
vale effect. Soft, mellow finish.
Twenty-Five Spring shades.
Advertised elsewhere at S1.10; oCr
price 94c
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
Ribbons.
r1acy's Is Unique

Macy bushes 1t is en
o
th
mo than
te jus G hgg ndA Aganw
may you quite But EITHER
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
AMERICAN UNDERMUsLINs.


Space on this page is valuable. But
we owe II 70 you TO tell you the story Of
THIS Underwear. Briefly. when prepa-
rations were being made for our An
nual January White Sale we confirmed
a large order placed with the maker Of
the highest class goods. Delivery was
10 be made on or before tne fifteenth Of
January. Something went wrong and
the cases containing the Underwear
didn't arrive until last Thursday. We
had counted on these beautiful Gar
ments 10 give the White Sale its second
wind. They were 10 be our reserve force.
The delay WAS disappointing. Instead
Of being the second wind of a waning
trade movement. they are TO be the ill
friHd'' that blows YOU a great. grand
gOod-because YOU are 10 have the con-
cessiOn given US for their tardy arrival.
All the Garments are made of fine
soft. sheer nainsoOk. and are copies Of
the newest French models. Look at
the details: Trimmed with daintiest
Of Ealenciennes. imitation Cluny and
Irish and the new cobwebby Spider"
laces. All the Gowns have enticing
low necks and fancy short sleeves.
The Corset Covers are fitted at the
waist The Combinations have bead
ing at waist run through with satin
ribbon
We won't consume space telling you
about the buttons and stitching It's
quite enough 10 say that the Garments
are as close 10 the Fre2ch Hand made
Underwear as any that were ever pro-
duced here
If you don't profit by this oppor-
tunity you'll reproach yourself later.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
Kfmonos Worth sz.2s at sl.9s.

Long klmOnOs. Empire style,
made of navy, pink, lavender and
light blue cotton crepe, covered with
wistaria design, finished with wide
border OF messaline ribbon. Think
of such a Kimono-choice and de
sirable in every way-at S1.98.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
EAT PINS.
II ~

This is VERY interesting
Not very long ago We STRLt 4 A
BARGAIN with an importer ana Sc
cured SEVENTY THOUSAND Hat Pms
No use telling TOU that the prices for
such a quantity were very low prices
We marked them at our regular per-
centage Of profit in spite Of the fact tnat
We paid LESS than their value
Last December we marked them down
ike this,
The ones We sold az 39c to 6ssc were
reduced 10 I 9C.
The ones we sold az 9Sc 70 S1.0o were
reduced to 49c and 09c.
The ones we sold at S1-24 were re-
reduced 10 69C.
out Of the original seventy thousa n
there are now eighteen thousand le,c
AND WE HAVE MADE THE FINAL
REDUCTIONS.
Choice at &c. 24c and S9C.
Almost every Hat Pin conceIt IS among
them-round and square clusters OF rhine
stones. COloTed stones. pearl and Jet a
many shapes. zold-plated effects set
singly or in sapphire. topaz. ametny Sc
and turquoise combinations
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
LACE SAMPLE STRIPS.


They are from Plauen-
The miscellany includes Machine made
Venise and Embroidered Net Lace Edg-
ings Insertings. GalloOns. Festoons and
All-overs.
Colors-white black. cream.
Strips over five yards long will be cut
The shorter strips sold by the piece
only.
Values 1Oc to s. 90 a yard.
Prices sc to Csc a yard.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
Kimonos Worth s3.75 al s2.91.

Long kimOno, made OF CHINA
silk, quaint floral pattern-green,
red, navy. pink, light blue and
lavender; shirred yoke back and
front, finished with wide border of
messaline ribbon. They have the
bright charm OF cheerfulness-and
the added charm of economy.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
BLACK DRESS GOODS .

Three special values to draw
trade. That's what we want-trade
your trade. No other store we
know of tries so hard to merit il.
Black Chiffon finished Silk Wolfe, -
inches wide; value $50 a yard; cur
price 74c.
Black Storm Serge, warranted all
wool: so inches wide; value S1.25 a
yard: our price csc.
Black Diagonal Suiting, wide vale
weave; 81 inches wide; special at
Sl.39 yard.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
EFBPGEDERES.

AU-overs - 20 inches wide. white
grounds embroidered in pink, light blue
or lavender. Uncommonly pretty de-
signs
Women want them for blouses.
They are also appropriate for yokes.
75c 10 soc values at 49c
9Sc TO 81 go values at 74c
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
fEc Eor Ken's z<c EaIf Hose

silk Lisle IN black. tan. navy.
cadet Burgundy and green. silk
Isle in shot effects and in various
COlOrings Lisle in black and Colors
E1-h fancy side clocks. LisIe with
fine pin stripes on fancy color=d
grounds Lisle with fancy checks
and Jacquard stripes. Lisle, black
ground with 1usreps embroidered in
-r--r.r-e
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
LACE ALT-oVERS.


Single and double widths.
White, cream. ecru and a strong line
Of cOlCrs
Too many patterns almost. Y ou tire
looking before you decide which one you
like best.
They are just right for dresses, waists,
draperies. yOkes, sleeves.
Ordinarily our nrices for such qualities
would be Sc to S159 yard.
49c Is the EXTRA ordinary price.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
WCMEN'S WEAR.

WOMEN'S WEAR, dF.
To the women of New York and
vicinage. The ballot-box must not usurp
your interest in r AIN s The
breadth of mans sentiment may Yet
yield you the last honor you demand.
Meanwhile. we offer you Bargains with
a whole -souled grace sufficient 10 make
amends for every real or imagined in
justice
WAISTS. PETTICOATS AND KIMO-
NOS. Here's group that snashes
precedents and turns all established
who are sharply observant of qualities
and styles will wonder how such goods
can be sold at such prices.
SILK WAISTS, Worth So 50; at s2.97
Waists made OF white messaline
silk, trimmed with pin tucks, snowy
lace medallions and inserting, elab-
crate lace collar, long sleeves, trim
med with lace. There'll be quick.
strong drift toward these Waists BE
|CAUSE THEY ARE WONDER
FULLY PRETTY AND WON
DERFULLY CHEAP.
SIX WAISTS, Worth $3.50; al 1886
Waists made OF shin1nering white
messaline silk, trimmed profusely
with imitation baby Irish lace and
rich, creamy Nalenciennes inserting.
Two models. Two makers COM
peted hard to get their Waists on
our counters. BOTH WON. Mar
|vels Of elegance for the money.
e9c FOR WOMEN's $50 WAISTS
made of sheer white lawn. yoke Of
hand-embroidery. tastefully trimmed
with lace inserting, long lace-trimmed
sleeves They are dainty and chic
Made OF madras, excellent quality,
strictly tailored. shoulders set off with
two plaits. Iaundered collar, soft cuffs.
Dressy and full Of style.
Made of union liner, semi-tailored.
entire front of English eyelet enbroid-
cry, laundered. collar. soft cuffs They
are ideal for general wear
SHEER WHITE LAWN WAISTS,
entire front formed of effective EN-
brOidery. tucked back and collar trim
med with lace Here's a warning; II
you wish to buy these Waists COM
fortaply come early-before the hustle
and rush They were made to sell at
500; special, s 80.
sl.9s for Women's $500 Waists
Fine quality pure linen, strictly tail
ored, front of hand embroidery and
small tucks. laundered collar. Two
models to choose from.
Made of madras. front trimmed
with ten wide plaits and detachable
plating. tucked pack, laundered col
lar and cuffs. They have a crisp air
that you'H like.
Made of sheer batiste two different
models-both hand-em mbroidered and
trimmed with ValenCiennes lace in
serting Figure out what the mate
rial alone would cost you.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

Women'S Waists. made of fine lawn.
back AID FROM finished with clusters
o. rucks. side effect. trimmed with
eyeiet embroidery and nine pearl but
tons value 500: special for Tuesday
g. 81 % azr
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
* FOR MEMS SOC EALF-EoSE.

Black Lisle-and- Cotton. Black Cot
ton with unbleached split feet Black
Llsle with neatly embroidered iusteps.
Cgl0red Isle. with self-colored en-
broidery effects silk Lisle in all the
leading shz dee
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
"Heatherbloom" Skirts.
I'd r..

$3.50 and $500 qualities at see.
These PetJiCoats are made of genuine
"HEATHERBLOOM fabric that
the manufacturer claims is silks only
rival" There are several different STYLES.
Some have deep tucked f1ounCe. others
have embroidered f1Ounce. and silk ruff
fies are the finishing touch on another.
They are in black and all the staple
cOlors.
When you see them you'll tell us
what We already know-THAT THEY
ARE UNEXCELLED VALUES.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
tuesday Specials.

These items will not be cut Of our
receiving room until Monday even
Ing. However. We quote them to
dav. because the large circulation OF
the SUNDAY papers viii carry the
news OF their economy T. such a vast
number Of people
Twenty Thousand Womens Pure
linen and Hemstitched Crosshar sham
rock Linen Handkerchefs. with slight
imperfections. special for Tuesday. -.
Isl r.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
WASH GOODS.
Basement.

Princess" Dress Ginghams. -
inches wide A standard woven Amer
lean Gingham selling under an alias
on account Of trade restrictions Sold
by its right name the price is u 12C;
incognito, lie.
Costume Cloth. The maker kept Try
ing until he made suede finished cotton
cloth that most persons Will mistake for
linen. All the new colors; special, 12c.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

Merchants between the two Port
lands" regard Macy's as sort of
Business University. In some future
day when the historian of American
Retailing undertakes 10 trace the
gradual rise and dominancy Of the
modern department store. he VII
discover that more innovations and
helpful ideas originated with Macy's
than with all its competitors COM
bined.
We have broken more precedrnts
and established more precedents than
all the rest.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
WOMEN'S SUITS
Cd Fl.

They are just the proper styles and
weights for mid-season wear. Made of
broadcloth, serges and imported novel
ties-coats are newest models-trimmed
or severely tailored; plated skirts
They were made to sell at S45.0O 10
$4,000 choice at SOFA
Another lot, made to sell at $500;
choice at SI4.74
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
IMPORTED LINGERIE GOWNS

Hand made Of very sheer batiste-
semi Princess effect. Yoke and collar Of
imitation Valenciennes inserting hand
embroidered panel front. with fifteen
clusters of narrow handmade tucks and
two rows Of ValenCiennes inserting on
each side; sleeves tastefuly trimmed
with lace; bottom of skirt finished with
four inch wide hand made tucks $2474
Finer qualities UP to S174.00. I'd Fl.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
$500 SIX Petticoats, ss.s9.

Made of heavy. rustling warp-printed
taffeta elaborate floral designs in beauJi-
full color combinations; deep accordion
plating; finished with sectional fiounce.
full rose ruche, deep silk underlay and
dust rufTie.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

French Chemises. made Of fine main
sook. hand d-embroidered. finished with
evelet with ribbon. three models value
Sl--a- speclal ueSlay .e'c ID FL
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

WomeD's : Petticoats. made of sateen.
IN rich Persian designs. bottom fin
ished with deep accordion plating.
narrow strapped ruffie: value 81 30 a;
special for Tuesday a1 99c % Fl.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

French and German Valenciennes
LaCes. EdCings and 1gs-many
in matched sets-vaIue 35lc to 7Jc a
dozen yards: special Tuesday, 27c. 34c.
39c and 49c
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS
"REAL" LACE ROBES

"REBE" ACE &GBBES,S LIST FL
Not altogether real
The designs are wrought Of braids. The
braid is conjured by machinery.
These braid designs are applied to the
soft. fine net foundation by hand. This
last process is why some merchants call
Princess Lace Robes real"
They are Belgian.
Came to Us from Brussels via our
Paris Office.
4 manufacturer sample line
Just tfirty-six in the lot
Medailions. leafy wreaths. fioTals. geo
metrics-sinCle and double fiounces.
Were meant to sell at $500 to $500.
Prices are So 50. SS2. 4S. $50. "A.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
I7c For WOmen's z5c Eose

Medium weight Black Cotton Hose.
full-fashioned. double soles. heels and
toes: made Of fine AIaco yarn. also
Black Ingram Cotton Hose. fulI-fa ash-
toned. double heels. soles and toes,
With uubleached split soles; all sizes
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
$50 Silk Petticoafs, s.79.

Made of taffeta silk. good quality;
black, staple and high colors; deep Span
ish f1ounce. Van Dyke accordion plait-
ing. headed with five rows of fancy
tucking and finished with small tucked
ruffie; perCaline dust ruffle.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
WCEEN'S CAPES
I'd Fl.

Long Capes, made Of satin or broad
cloth. in the best light and dark colors
Bc-peep model. gathered across back.
fastening with jet or embroidered but
tons; lined with soft silk in contrasting
tints: made TO sell for $45.00; special at
SOFA.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
LACE BED SETS.


Renaissance and RenaIssanCe-and-
Marie Antoinette Lace Bed Sets
Foundation OF heavy French cable
net. deep valanCes.
We've reduced prices OF the fol-
lowing in order to close them out
PROMPT
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
zLc For Womer's SOC Hose

Black Gauze Lisle, with garter tops.
Black silk Isle. in medium and light
weights Plack Ingram Lisle, light
weight silk Lisle in tan. gray. sky.
cadet. navy and other shades Black
Isle with insteps embroidered in
FarIous designs
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

Arabian Lace Door Panels. with
large media llion ce1trepiece: mounted
ON cable net; value S1.50: special for
Tuesday al 79c % r
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

Couch Covers. Oriental coIors. fringed
sIl-arOund regularly S194 10 50 - /:
special Tuesday al S124 60 F..
The Gb0re on sale Tuesday morning.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

silk Damask Sofa Pillow Slips. vari-
Gus patterns and COlOrs: value S125
special for Tuesday al 69c I'd
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
EEwsTTTCEED ELoUNCTNcS.

~ to - inches wide.
Combinations Of delicate blind and
English eyelet embroidery. usually sold
at 81 80 70 $500 q yard; special at CSC.
P G Three hundred and sixty yards.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

Sheer White Nainsool1. Soft-finished.
made Of combed yarn. 80 inches wide.
value 15c.; special for Tuesday at &c
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New-York tribune., 1910-01-30

Cambria Skirring Embroideries. l.
inches wide: value 29c a yard specia.
for Tuesday al 24c. 1st F.