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New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
REALTY NOTES.

The Kirby Construction Company is the
purchaser Of the plot l0exl10 feet on the
east side Of Haven avenue. 100 feet north
Of 1Soth street. SOLD recently by SOM
Brothers through II. & L. Hess.
John HeaIy is the buyer Of the dwell
ing ~. e16 West 18th street sold re-
Gently by Marie r Lavayen through
SlaWson & E5ouDs-
The Brown Really Company has bought
from Max Spann. No 1857 New York
avenue. Brooklyn. three-story fat with
stores. on lot 29x70 feet.
Pease d Gilman negotiated the lease Of
No. 101 East 72d street for J. Edward
Davis TO Airs. Sidney Dillon Ripley.
Burke stone negotiated the purchase Of
$4,000 square feet Of land on Rockledge
Road. Lawrence Park West Bronxville, for
Frank A. Mcbride.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
CVith name and address of lenders Attorney
Interest = per cent unless otherwise stated.
OCTOBER 10
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
GREENWICH AVE. III to 113. s sty brk.
" cor lane 81 ~. 4XTO.1o. Emma Reuse 70
Jacob SaaIberg tmtg 500. 5.O0O), Oct IS, 500;
address 30T West 93d ST.
HENRY ST. 15o sty brk. 2ox7s: Minnie
Rosenthal 70 Louis Friedman tmtE Sl2,OOO) :
oct Is: 500. address. 30 Rutgers St
JACKSON 81. 81. sty brk. 10 6xe2 TX
irreg also strip adj on south. 4N5O; James
NJ ByrHes TO the Church OF II Mary July 70
800. address. IS Attorney ct
SHERIFF ST. s.. sly brk, 2Sxloo; lt al annie
Dick TO Roman ZaIlels. . part Oct D.
500: address. IS West 10th St
Cd AVE. 7e. sty brk n e cor 4th ST. OAK
100. Hvman Schlar to Saul d Davis Eder
(mtg ss3.o o0o), Sept T.; 800. address. II
ID
7TH AVE. 1873 and 1877. 36GxIOO: Phoenix
Ingraham ret TO Jos Yeska, oct 10; $4,000
7TH AVE. 1871 and 1873 36Gx100: oct 1S;
same 10 same. s41'Ggo; address; ADD ssd ao'el Ma
10TH AVE. cor 214th st. 3I.6x1OO
0orbar Realty Corpn TO Thos Alexander CmJg
S12 O42J: oct IL 800. address, IA 81 Nicho-
las Place
9TH ST. GI7 East I sty brk, 25x82.3; Louis
Rosenblatt to Jacob Rosenhlatt: all liens l-3
part. oct Is; 81: address. H. East 1880 ST.
f4TH ST 23f East sty brk. %6xI03.3;
F,auttabIe Realty % TO Select Realty Co tmtg
S26 5OOl. oct II. 800. address. 140 Nassau st
27TH ST. 232 West; s,y brk' "a loHos. g.
% West 27th 81.
Anna Mercy to Jacob Mercy & ano, Sept IL
500 address. 80 Grand st
IBID ST 500 10 alb East sty hric, 75x1o2 .
Man Stern 10 Theresa Suchyi Sept rs 800
address, 2l7 East fist
74TH ST l4S West. 1 sty brk. 2Ox1O: :. .
Julie . and Myes J Tierney TO Michael II.
Cardozo. jr. oct IS, 81. address, 1i3 West
z4th
SD ST e 1926 II ~ ID ave. l5xio2 .
Harriette n Murphy Church uf ST lgnatius
1oyola tmtg $1,000. Oet II: 500 address. $50
Park ave.
oorI4 ~ E1a~L ave oJxfOn
Anna Hcran to Philip Wattenburg mtg Sl9.-
OO0l. Oct II; s1o0. address. 1908 Franklin ave
i0eTH ST 127 East. 5~Fty hrk 2axloo1i. Re
becCa SchOeps 10 Henrietta & Bulger tmtg s.
ooo', Oct Is. 81 address. Jersey city, n J.
10TH ST. e. 1877 . u Il of 7th ave 81 6x
100 II. foreclosure. Oct II 1910, Mantsn n,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

RRoADw wAY-Harrv J. Douglas has bought
from Georgina n Sneer the pol o ~. ne io.S e i'
I26 ax95x irregular The property was oIle!eg
az auction In 1908 hy Mrs Speer Tor sta'e'
consideration # S3Nl'".
GRAND STREET-The Michael J. Adrian cor
roration sold to a Mr. Blum yesterday the four
story building az No Az Grand street, on a
plot 25x10o feet.
1E-xTHcTO% AvF-NI-F,-The American Ice
Ccmranv mas resold the property at the uorth-
west corner OF Lexington avenue and Z"d s-llrg., -
sala Il has a frontage OF go feet on the ave
uue and ~ feet the street. and contains ". w.
and three story business buildings The recent
auction price was Slf7tbo snG Ihs 20 present 0'
is said 10 have been al about S225.ooo
18th STRDET-J. Romatne Brown q 20. solo 500
No l50 West 18th street. p four story and base
ment dwelling house. on lot 2ol"xlo3-3 feet
GOTH STREET Henry Iden has sold the prop
erty at the southwest corner oI -oI9 stS+ 90
Fouth avenue. comprising SIX eid @ ouil1'ileS *, ;
with frontage Ct 10 feet in Fourth Avenue anu anu
115 feet. Schwaneman & DleTker We're me r. -
ported purchasers ~ the site. and the price pai"
is said TO he Sjooo0
2sT4 STREET.-THE Holland Holding com
many Judson :. Todd, president. has bought from
Lucy ". Denny and the Peter Naylor estate Nos, N
- and n West seth street. two tour s'orS
dwelling houses. a plot 4SE"e.N feet
GOTH STREE--Samuel Wacht has sold No
zaS East G9th street. six story new law house
on q plot IL sx1OO.5 feet being one OF TWO SIM SIM
lar structures erected Al this point hN tne stIie.
In exchange Nj. Wacht takes the Two seven-Toonl
cottages Nos Al and ~ Meadow Lane. n
Pleasure Park New Ro-helle. The houses each
occupy plot 5oXiH feet
136TH STREET-David +. Daily has sold to
client Of Francis DOvale- for OCcupancN, No lle
West I36th street four story dwelling mouse
on a lot 16x99rI feet This is the sixth sale
in this block within the last two months.
THE BRONX.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD Sophia Frank has
sold to builders the plot Of five lots at the nCrth
west corner Of Southern Boulevard and lAiltr
street The rrouerrv fronts 1lS2 feet on South-
ern Boulevard and 1928 feet on lSoth street
LINT1 ATFNJ-E-The Brown Realty Company
has bought trom John = Yedfnack lot -9NlV'
feer on the west side cf Lind avenue. between
16ath and ION st-ets.
PARAMOUNT PLACE-JoHn Kelly has sold
for Bertha r HiTSch No. IA FaITmount Fiacs
2 four story fiathpuse. on a lot - -oNso feet
777TH STREET-John Kelly mas sold for Ed
ward 2 Strauss No. 20 East Nth street a two
story brick tvo-fau7ily house on lot -oNl0'
WALTON William Z. Diler has
sold one Of the row II three story twc-fanlilv
houses he is erecting IN Walton avenue. be
tween 165th and 10th streets.
154TH TREET-Genoveva Dieds has sold 70 r
Sophia ". Wo=ssne-- Of CorEers. y. =. Nc. Set
East bath street 4 dwelling house. OF a LOT
25Nloo feet. The buyer gives in exchange hote
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
NEW FIFTH AVENUE PROJECT
Business Building To Be Built Opposite
St. Patrick s Cathedral.

Work VIII ne beEUn next week by ". W
& = n Hall % renlace the dwelling
house No 634 Fifth avenue. which was the
home of the late =. o. Mills with ar eight
story freproof business building of the
highest type The plot, which adjoins the
southwest corner Of Fifth avenue and 5lst
street. measures 50xl2- feet The land Is
owned by Columbia University
". ". & T ". Hall are also the owners
o1 the twelve story apartment house al the
southwest corner Of Fifth avenue and 51st
street adjoining the Mills property.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20

Anna Steunne and anO exrs n r5.-..
Colt and anO trustees. S0.0o0
Margaret Aahan wife of Joseph r. 20 Ee,-.
J Mccormick: 81. 90 80
Max LeDSchitz to Twelfth Ward Rsrls ..
Title Insurance Co 20 Esperanto M0rtrazs' =
SIS. 900 -
Knicksrbocker Trust GO 70 Caroline A wsss-.
81.
Pauline B Calm to Title GUARANTEES and -.
Co. So. O1O.
Title GUARANTEES ard Trust Co 70 Var. !.
Bones. $500
Tawyers' Mortgage Co to Rondou. sa,,..-
Bank: SIS. 900
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
SALES IN BROOKLYN ZONES.

BDerum d henry have sold for Mrs.
Anna L. French To Mrs Helen 9 Warren
No. 2IS Hancock street. a three story dwell
ING house
The Brown Realty Company has bought
from Max Marx Spann No. 1857 New York
avenue. a three story flathouse With stores.
on lot 2oxIu feet
The Somervile Realty Company has sold
plot 3oxIlS feet on the east side of West
53d street. south of Neptune avenue, TO
r. Callahan. and 10 J. Chandler a plot
164111s feet on the east side Of 33d street
Lor'h u Mermaid avenue
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
FOURTH AVENUE DISTRICT AL[UR|NG
Sale of LARGE Corner Parcel Opposite the Site at 10th See
BEING Improved by Mills & Gibbs


Mark A Elias. Fred d Smith, Niillain
Josh DAILY. hugo Raruch & Co. and Josep"
J. Linkoff; at No. 1O3 West 42d street
lofts 10 Robert a. Marks and DIT ram
J. Ailetti; in the Seymour BUILDING NJ
sos Fifth avenue, office to Howell { fei
rim. and in the Unity Building. No IVI
West 42d street. q store 10 Max Wick anu
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
BUYS o'cORMAN HOMESTEAD.

:. OsEood PeH 4 co. have sold for
John b ODonohue the O'Gorman home
stead n Sands Point Long Island, formerly
the home Of the lare Judge O'Gorman 10
Mrs Charles J. WeIca. This is one Of the
best improved home properties in the sec
ton II commands q fine view Of Long
Island sound
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
TO MANAGE FIFTH AVE. OFFICE.

Ashley n. Heron, recently with the
CruiksEank Company. has been appointed
manager of the No. as Fifth avenue
Office OF Mooyer q Marston, Mr. Heron
Was for many years with the firm Of
Frederick Southsck & ALVIN Ball jr
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
MoRRIsrowN ESTATE RENTED.

Pease q Gilman have rented for the
Swan estate their property on ESbert Hill.
M0rristcNu. X. J.. 10 Sydney Breese.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
BIG LOAN ON APARTMENT HOUSE.

Peaee 4, Gilman have obtained a loan Of
1920 600 IL 8 per cent on the Aqua Vista
No go Riverside Drive. q new twelve story
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
OCTOBER 10

ELIZABETH ST. 20 and 2s4; Emilia and
Csetano Malone 10 Celestino De Marco. yrs
mos from APR !. 1910. psr month $3.50 ad-
dress pa Elizabeth
soUTHERN bOuLEvAED Mohegan ave and
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Edw W Boxer. of BaItinore. and Eliz Gerhard'
o, Westport. Conn. admrs: $1,000. attorney
Richard 81 Bruno. 20 Broad st.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
OCT0RER %

24OTH ST. . 275 n % Martha ave -
100 CIvde 2 Hoves aEt Charles Lindner 49,
Isaac AfIseu. contractor, $50
AUDI BON AVE. cor i16rh g. 75zae.
Charles KreferberE azf Granite Construction g
owner Samuel Ruth & IsidOre WittsinG -
tractors. 500.
BROADWAY :. Richard r Hach az r,~.
son & sons owners. G y Henessy ron,rac7o-s
500
MORRIS AVE. = " cor lhatn -. 80 D-ioxfo2 A.
CofUeU Lad Co azt civic Realty and Consf---t
tiOn Co owner. Lock Plumbing an1 l-lnt-srfs-
Co. contractor. $50
RIGHTS franchise etc. n Ne1 Eors ri...
Railway co and Metropolitan STREE RaHr.-
CO. Vulcanite Portland Cement Go AZ Neu 49,
CIV Railway Co and Metropolitan Strast ps.-N
way Co owners renewal S@f.3 -
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anartment house recently erected by the
Michael E. Paterno Realty Company
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MTIRERRY ST Iss. Never F-i-z az gl--,.s
Brixante Co. Jan 10 1910 tcancalledt 50
FAII,E ST " s. 100 n "a % RardsH a..
Syeve- Schneider aEr West Mount Ne-ugr n,
81 al. Aug 3 1910. So 80
WENDOVER AVE. 8. 2f-2 = y Psrx
Continued on eleventh ua=e
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The sales held yesterday AZ the Real
Estate Exchange salesroon1s. Nos. 4 and
i Vesey street resulted as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET FOR THE WIN
Ter Nominal rent to respousi ble party. MRS.
~HAS II. CHUBB Paleuvile. Greene Co. NY
MISCE.II ANEOTS
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EXTRA SPEciAL-Ffne German Clu-
ny Lunch Cloths and Scarfs. Emb'r
/. Ruffled Pillows. Emb'd Lunch
Cloths and Scarfs, and Laundry
Bags. soc and 75c numbers,
Sale price $50
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Secretary Dickinson Talks To The Cadets
Oneman Rule
Laudsthe

them than their unaffected modesty.
General Lee rendered his resignation
to Mr.. Davis, saying that he should
be succeeded by younger and abler
man.
Times will not permit reference
to all the characteristics OF high and
successful military leadership. but I
cannot omit truth, for nothing is high
er, nothing enters more constantly in
to daily life. and nothing is of itself
SO much an exponent of other qualit-
les. It is the effect OF the coefficients
of honesty and courage. Cowards are
constitutional liars, and dishonesty is
unmasked by truth. There is moth
ing about which there is SO much So
phistry. The conscience Of the morally
weak is trained to adopt the spurious
for the legitimate, and their intellec-
tual integrity is debauched to mould
lie into vraisemblance.
Some people persuade themselves
that they speak the truth when they
say they do not remember. or that
they did not recognize a person.
once heard of an older person in po-
sition of potential though not lawful
authority asking with significant look
junior whom he knew would be
questioned under oath. whether or not
he recognized those who did some
thing in his presence. When he ans
wered that he did not, his interregator
said: "You have good eyes:"
This being translated, doubtless
meant:
.You are wise to appear not to have
seen what you did see and II you
should be questioned you will know
how to answer.
'Is such instruction defensible?
Does it illustrate just estimate OF
truth? Are such lessons to be taught
to those who look up to use? Can they
be justified under any morals that
men of honor sanction?
81 only give it as an illustration. It
has many congeners familiar to those
who daily with the truth. Upon all
such shams the brand OF contempt
should be placed. l trust that no such
code Of ethics will ever be sanctioned
by the older cadets, who by traditional
right exercise such powerful influence
in forming the character of their jun
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iors. 1t is a self-assumed trust that
imposes great responsibilities

iors. 1t is a self-assumed trust that
imposes great responsibilities
"All citizens, especially those OF
republic. should know and respect the
fundamental principles of their organ
ic law. and none more so than sold
iers. who in sudden crises may have
to exercise great power. They should
be imbued with reverence for con-
stitutional limitations and a firm re-
solve to maintain in their integrity the
institutions OF their country. Jackson
the laurel crowned victor of Chal-
metto. did not surpass in grandeur
Jackson the citizen. who bowed his
head in submission to the majesty of
the law. and paid the fine imposed up
on him by an arrogant Judge when he
the while protected in the administra-
ton of his office from an indignant
populace who resented what they be-
lieved to be an outrage put upon a
hero.
NO man is so great or so good in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-06-15

manhood who though less conspic.
uously. acted their part during and
after hostilities just as patriotically,
and bore with honor high civic trusts
to which confidence largely inspired
by their military services raised them.
Here worship, founded on the nobl-
est feelings In our nature always has.
and unless the history of the world
since it began shall be reversed and
the profession OF arms shall lose its
prestige, always will, especially In
great crises. make our soldiers poten-
tial in our national life. not merely
for defense but in the administration
Of government.
ITO be truly great, soldiers must be
not only great in deeds but great in
all high qualities. Courage they
should have, of course, physical brav-
cry, though most lauded, is the quality
which soldiers generally possess
There never was time when more
than enough did not volunteer for any
hazardous enterprise. When Hobson
went in to sink the Merrimac many
times the number needed freely offer.
ed up their lives.
Freedom from self-aggrandizement
IL another attribute OF great souls
While there patriotism did not permit
them to decline great offices yet Meth.
er Washington, Lee nor Grant sought
preferment. They would lay down
rather than voluntarily take up new
honors, and nothing more became
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-06-15
COlDSBoRo
HEARD FROM
4 Lady Who Lives in Coldsboro
Joins in the Chorus of Praise
Tor Cardui. The Noman's
Tonic.

Goldsbofo, N. CA physician treat-
ed me for many distressing symptoms, }"
writes Mrs: Eta A. Smith, ''but gave
me no relief.
Il suffered with neuralgia around the
heart and was troubled at times with nv
head: had pain in my left side, bowels.
LETT thigh, shoulders and arms.
'After taking Cardui, | am now well
ana can recommend it to other suffering
women"
Just such doubtful symptoms, as those
nom which Mrs. Smith suffered, are the
ones for which it will pay you to take
Cardui, the Woman's tonic.
1t IS at such times, when there is MOTH
ing to show, for certain, the real cause of
the trouble, that you need tonic, to give
the body strength to throw off the illness
that evidently threatens.
Take Cardui, when you are i'll. with
the ailments of your sex. Take Cardui
as tonic, to prevent illness, when you
feel it coming.
Your druggist keeps it.
N. B.-Wite to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. ch.tta-
aooea Medicine Co. Chattanooga, Tenn. for Special
Laetzpetions. and 64-paee book Home Treatment
sor women sent in plain wrapper on request
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-06-15

FINE VAL LAcEs-Including all the
new meshes, worth to 10c,
per yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc
Mark You! The Late Selling will be
Extraordinary
Reorganization Sale Fine En-
broideries That Will Make
Sharp Buyers Notice
81 ALL OVER SWISS Embroideries-
Per yard .......-.- See
$1.25 27.INcH SWISS FLoUNcINcs-
Fer yard oSc
SOC CORSET COVER Embroideries,
Per yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .29e
EDGES AND INSERTIONS 1Oc
and 15c values, per yard ........5c
EDGES AND INsERTIoNs-Worth
to zoe, per yard 1oc
EDGES AND iNsERTIoNs-Worth
to csc, per yard .15c
Reorganization Sale Ribbons.
Ribbons at Half and Even Less.
TAFFETA Ri1eoNs-35c Heavy Hair
Bow Taffeta Ribbons, 5, and
inches wide. per yard .......19c
DRESDEN RI66oNS-5oc Silk Warp
Dresden Ribbons. per yard -. .19c
DRESDEN RieeoNs-25c Silk Warp
Dresden Ribbons, per yard .....1oc
Reorganization Sale Handk's.
Can't Promise How Long They'll Last.
Read!
GENTS HANDkERcHiEFS- Silk
finished 10c and 15c handker-
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(American News service)

(American News service)
West Point, N. r.. June 15.-In his
speech before the graduating class at
West Point today Secretary Of War
Dickinson warned the cadets against
the one.man rule, and emphasized the
necessity Of people in authority being
''imbued with q reverence for consti.
tutional limitations"
mo man is SO great or 80 good.
said the secretary. that he can be
permitted to govern outside the law
and the constitution. No public good,
however. attractive II worth gaining
at the price OF setting aside a funda,
mental principle OF government. This
is substituting a government of law,
and this is the beginning of the end
OF the republic"
In beginning his address the secre-
tary landed our great military heroes,
and told how some OF them had been
elected to the presidency as . result
of valorous deeds in battle.
1.-The war OF the revolution elevated
to the presidency Washington" he
added. that OF 1912. jackson, that
with Mexico, Taylor. that between the
states, Grant and that with Spain,
Roosevelt. Although their accession
to the presidency did not follow i'm.
mediately upon their military services,
there can be no doubt that regulations
gained In arms by the two Harrisons
and Hayes were potent factors In rails
ing them to that high office. The
navy is behind In its quota Doubt.
less the secretary OF the navy can sat.
isfactorily explain. But 1t is young
1t may follow the army, yet like Iulus
non passibus asquis.
Where will you find in the history
of any people such a record Of private
and public virtues as has been shown
by our military men who have held
the chief magistracy? Their fortune
was exceptional. but not their qualit
ies, among the soldiers OF whom they
were exponents. There must be an
apex to every pyramid. but because
1t is highest 1t does not necessarily
differ in essentials from that by which
It IL sustained. There were many otn'
ers in all OF these wars who discharg
ed great trusts with exceptional abil
tiles, who had the highest qualities OF
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republic that he can be permitted to
govern outside of the law and the ocn-
stitution. No public good, however
attractive. is worth gaining at the
price of setting aside q fundamental
principle of government. This is sub
stituting a government of men for a
government of law. and this is the be-
ginning of the end of the republic.
exhort you to keep ever in your minds
as exemplare the noble men who have
preceded you. and that YOU will main
tain in your time the imperishable re-
nown which they achieved for their
country"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-06-15
YANKEE WINS RACE
Fashionable Event at Ascot,
England, Captured by a
Whitney Horse.
THERE WAS A GREAT CROWD
american News servtce)

Ascot, Eng. June 15.-The most
fashionable race meeting of the year
opened yesterday with American vic
tory when H. p Whitneys 'Whisk-
broom" won the trial stakes Of $4,000.
Joers Dead Swift" was second and
Nelkess yellow Slave" third.
The meeting opened with brilliant
weather, but because of the mourning
for King Edward the royal box was
draped with black and the crowds
wore mourning.
Nevertheless. there was a large
gathering in which were many Ameri-
cans, attracted by the stories of their
compatriots' horses.
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Reorganization Sale of Domes-
tics Less Than Cost.

PRINTS-Best &c Prints, all col
ora. per yard ..................5c
APRON 0lNGHAMS- Best TIC
Apron Ginghams, per yard. .....5c
HOPE MUSLIN 12hc Hope
Rleached Muslin. full pieces. yd., SC
BLEAcHED MUsLlN-10c grade.
soft finished. per yard.
cAMeRIc MUSLIN 10c grade,
sale price. per yard ............sc
SHEETlNG- CSC 81 Bleached
Sheeting. per yard ............. zoe
eHEETiNG-25c 9-4 Unbleached
Sheeting. per yard .............1 .19e
PERcALEs- Double-fold. dark
patterns, per yard ..............5c
1se PERcALEs-Light and dark.
per yard .....................12Iec
Reorganization Sale in Our
Busiest Department
WASH SKIRTS Ladies' white and
linen colored Wash Skirts. all the
newest effects. worth to $1.75,
choice ................... .$f.oo
SILK PETTicoATs- $500 Taffeta
Silk Petticoats, black and col
ored, Sale price sass
WASH WAlsTS-Fine lingerie wash
waists. elegantly trimmed. worth
to $500. Sale price ........ .$1.o0
so TAILORED sulTS-An new Spring
styles. worth SO to SIS. while
WOOL DRESSES Is nobby, one
piece wool dresses. these 60
at .................... PRICE
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siCVi SQIuL 0lSOIi SoiC VI VooIi
Goods, White Goods,
Ginghams
Full Assortments at Less Than August
Clearance Prices
FINE oRGANDIE LAWNs-F1oral
and check effects. regular 10c
patterns, per yard .............4e .4e
2oc LAWNS-Fine satin stripe and
dimity floral effects, per yard 15e
GlNGHAMS-12hc and 15c Dress
Ginghams, per yard ..... .8Iac
GINGHAMs-32 inch, 1sc Barnaby
Zephyr Ginghams, per yard. .12As
INDIA LlNoNs-Extra good, sale
price per yard .............5c Sc
INDIA LiNoNs-R Regular 121sc
grade, per yard ....... .SLac
WHITE GooDs-121ac and 15c Fine
Sheer Fancy White Goods,
per yard ..............-. ..sIse
Reorganization Sale Silks
Just the Kind You're Wanting
soc HABUTAI SILKS, 81 inch.
newest Foulard patterns, per yd. 2ec
Csc PoNGEE SILK, natural color,
Sale price per yard .45c
Reorganization Sale laces
None Can Pass These
ToRCHON LACE-An linen Torchon
Lace,> worth to 10c yard,
FINE COTTON ToRcHONs, worth
to 1oc yard, per yard ..-.-..... Sc
FINE COTTON CLUNY, worth to
1Oc yard, per yard .....-.3c Sc
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LADIES' 35e BLACK LACE HOSE
Boot effects. per pair. .......25e
LADIES' GENEVA SILK HosE-All
colors, worth double the mon
ey, per pair Csc
Reorganization Sale Table Lin
ems, Towels and Fancy
Linens.
TABLE LiNENs-$1o 90 Bleached
German Table Linens, per yard. .6ec
TABLE LINENS soc fast colored
Table linen, fancy plaids and
checks, per yard .39c
kUcK ToWELs-25c fancy linen
Huck Towels, sbleached, hem
stitched.-each ..15e
BARBER ToWELS-Bleached. sale
price, per dozen soc
HUck TOWELS 15c 2ox4O
Bleached Huck Towels. each. .1oc
TURKISH BATH TOWELS, 2oc kind
bleached and unbleached.
15e TURKISH BATH TOWELS
Bleached and unbleached, extra
heavy and size, each .1oc
LINEN cRAsH-Good unbleached
linen Crash, per yard ......5e
eLEACHED TWlllED CRASH-Per
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HUck ToWELlNG-15c extra fine
bleached Huck Toweling, per
YARD ...12L2c
BLEAcHEO ToWELlNG- 1Sc fine
linen Bleached Toweling, per
yard .................. .15c