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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
REALISTIC UARN DANCE.

Rural and realistic was the scene
presented by the Young Ladies'
Sewing Circle at their leap year barn
dance held last night in Goodwill
hall. The affair was one of the most
brilliant and elaborate of social
functions leld in this city. In the
center OF the hall was a representa-
ton of n corn fell. in one + of
which was n scarecrow. Inside of
the field C. Howard Smiths orches-
ira furnished pleasing string music
TO the n of which the merry
crowd danced gayly. Autumn leaves
were spread around in the corners
of the hall and sheaves OF cornstalks
covered the lower part of the walls
entirely around the hall. Streamers
OF black and yellow, the clubs
colors, were hung across the ceiling
and over the walls. Nearly every
one present was dressed in
ate styles, he young ladies wearing
aprons and the male attendants be-
Ing dressed In overaiis and other
farmers wearing apparel. The dance
programs were made of imitation
scrap paper, the edges being torn of
~irregularly. Doughnuts and cider
were served throughout the evening
and at midnight coffee and sand
wlches were given.
The members of the Sewing Circle
who we're responsible for the success
full social are: Mrs. II. A. Seaman,
Mrs. l., X. Donehue, Misses Roberta
Black, Gertrude Schroeder. Martha
and Katherine O%sterhout. May. Mar
tina and Joe Crawford, Christine ant
Martha Nickenig and Edna Chris
Jefferson. Among those present las
night were: Mr.. and Mrs. X. A
Seaman. Mr., and Mrs. Samue
Bayard. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Chris
tian, Misses Frances Macan. julie
Sell, Clark, Helen Rock, Ethe
Browning. Elizabeth Seaman, Grac
Wright, Christine and Martha Nick
enig, Agnes and Theresa Hardiman
Katherine Wilentz. Helen Groben
katherine and Martha Osterhout
Marie Devana. Genevieve Brennan
Elfrida Nelson. Laura %Stranberg
Helen Hanson, Stremlau, Margaret
and May Murray, Anna Richeson
Edith Britton. Bessie and Florenc,
soteld, Joe. May and Martha Craw
ford, Pauline Philo and Gertrud,
Schroeder; William Coughlin. Jane
Murray. Joseph Black. walter Riel
ley, Harry and Eiward Hardiman
Gilbert Sell. Louis Booz. Malcolm
Crowell, Wesley Davis, Lloyd Girls
void, Kenneth P~iorson, Harvey Sell
Leslie Crowell. Emil Stremlau. Vim
cen Shea. Henry Nickenig. Theo
dore Ernst. Clarence Wright, II. II
Thomas, Edward Walker. JOSEPH
Gcdney. William Messler. william
Meyers, Davidson. Maurice Good,
Paul Newman. Howard Black. Mel
son Macan and Mr.. and Mrs, Alvin
Fox, OF this city: Mr., and Mrs. Wit
tey, Miss Whitley ana William Whitley
OF Metuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
no FORM SOCIAL CIrH.

Edward iIardiman and losenh La
Flamme have hegun NEGOTIATIONS TO
organize a social and athletic club
and have already enlisted % fellows
ss members. A meeting will he call
ed for some dav next week, when n
comnlete organization will be eff
fected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
w. g. II. U. MEETING.

Mrs. George d. Runyon, delegate
to the recent state convention held
at Heckettstown. at the meeting of
the Womens Christian Temperance
Union. at her home In High street,
yesterday afternoon, made q report
OF the p~roceedinds of the convention.
Mrs. Ruuyon. the frst viee-president.
presided In the absence of Mrs. Jane
Overington, the ~presiden'. Mrs.
Brimlow sang a solo and social time
was held, ut which refreshments
were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
is HERE.

recently vas rated as second class
yeoman U. s. N. attached TO the
training station in Newport, r. l., is
enjoying a leave of absence from his
duties for ten davs. Wilson is q
brother of Oscar wilson. the Welt
know" baseball player of the Frank
lin Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
SURE TO VOTE
IN MICHIGAN HEREAFTER

Detroit. Mich, Nov. s,-Women
are certain of voting in Michigan in
the future, complete unofficial re-
turns today showing a majority OF
1890 for equal suffrage amendment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
NEAT AVID HANDY W00D30X

There Is no necessity OF having an
unsightly box filed with wood in the
kitchen, for with an hours work and
q few boards any handy man may
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
MOTHERS, CrhR MET.

The Mothers Club held a meeting
In the k~iuderyarten rooms of public
r"hool No, Z yesterday afternoon,
Many interested in the work of this
society were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
TO PLAN A SOCIAL.

President Leo Goldberger, of the
Y, NJ. II. A, Jrs,. has called the mex
meeting of that organization for
thursday night. Plans for a social
will be made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
CLASSIFIED ADS.
feesAet IL lA1 n eax1ae11o

NAN with his ovn horse looks for
any kind Of trucking KApian. sse
Fayeete 81 13t39-ll-S-ss
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FLOCK OF BLACKBIRDS
FLY OVER THIS CITY

II the sun had been shining
brightly this mornig about six O'Clock
it would have been eclipsed by a
dark shadow when an enormous
flock of blsckbirds flew over the city.
The birds were heading for the south.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09

make a box for wood hat will be al
ornament to any kitchen al well as
q convenient eat A cushion covered
with come pretty wash material will
wood box seat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
rstp To South A>,ly,ra

Robert l. Fowler, Of Water street,
superintendent of the Barber Asphalt
Cempsny's plant. left this morning
Tor a business trip TO South America.
Mrs Fowler accompanied him. They
will nrst stop In Bermuda. going
from there 10 Panama and from
there to N~enerueis. where they will
remain several weeks, They exuec,
81 be home again early In December.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
ALUMNI HHAR ADDRESS

Albert leon addressed the Alumni
Association of Trainers Business
Collese last night at their SENT
monthly meeting, He spoke on the
different phases of commercial edu-
cation. and laid stress on the neeeS
atty Of obtaining such knowledge as
important as TO gain 3 classical eiu-
cation. Other prominent business
men will speak TO the association at
the future meetings. TIE position
OF secretary, vseated by George ST.
AnSrassy, wss 6lled by eleetins Miss
kehecca Doris for the uaexpired
term.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
is rENnFHEn

Friends of Miss Marguerite Frsntz
OF 1893 Gordon street, rendered a sur-
prise party In her honor al her home
last night The evening Was enjoy
ed by all present, games eeing
PLAYED and musical selections rem
dered. Shortly before midnight r~-
freShmen's were served after which
soectiVn he~oes. Those present were.
the guests departed for tNe'r re-
Mss Ed"a HNllinder. Hazel Flmore.
MYRTLE Wslssr. Florence B"cNsn.
Msble VsnScho'ck, Eleanore M"Ten-
sic, W'llism MsSu'ness, W'U'sm
Clark. William BoOschweiler. How
ard Quadt, and Arthur Framtx.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.

A delightful surprise party was
given In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Missler at their home ITS Smith
street, Thursday evening. Cards and
other game were of feature of the
evenings entertainment. Piano selec
tons were given by Mrs. Colon and
at n late hour refreshments were
served. Among those present we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Emmons. Mr..
and Mrs. Billman, Mr.. Bolan, Miss
Blanch Rhodes, Albert Carpenter,
Mrs. Colon. Misses Lille and Myrtle
Missler, Mathew lie Bon, of New
Brunswick, and several friends from
South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
CounEN SAYS FAREWELL.

Douglas Grant Couden. of Totem
vSllN, a mepfher OF the class of 1912
of the Nqal high school, left for Los
Angeles, Cal, at s;o1 o'clock this
morning, Coudeu departed from
Tottenville OF the Staten Island Rap
Id Transit Railroad for New York,
where at / o'clock he will board a
steamship of the Mallory lines in pier
As, bound for Galveston, Texas,
From this point Couden will go to
Los Angeles, his destination, on an
express, Last nlght the many friends
of the popular athlete. who brought
many laurels TO the local high school
during his n year term here, babe
him farewell and ave him their best
wishes. The most sad OF the crew
of fellows who gathered to bid their
much respected friend and school
mate adieu. were the three members
OF the Orpheus Glee Club, FOR II was
the third of a club of six who has left
this city for glory in other parts of
the country. Couden left for Los
Angeles to see the world" and gain
experience. He will try to get en-
ployment there until the worlds fair
will he held, when he expects 10 take
an active part in This great affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
SILVER WEDDING TONIGHT.

Twenty-Five years of married life
will be celebrated In Massopust's
hall, in State street. fought by Mr.,
and Mrs, William yeyen. of Sewaren,
Distinguished guests, including Con
gresham Thomas Scully, Sherln
Albert Bollschweiler. County Clerk
II NJ. Cannon and other prominent
politicians, have been invited to at
tend. Mr.. Zeyen. although a resi-
dent Of Sewarep. is we'll known
throughout the state as he is con-
nected with several prominent Ger
man singing societies. The hall has
been decorated for the event and
supper will he served at Z O'Clock,
followed by dancing and a musical
progrsm by the various singing
societies,
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MISS SULLIVAN ENTERTAINED

Miss Ida Sullivan was honored by
her friends last night, when she was
rendered a surprise party at her
home in Barclay street. Games were
played and musical selections were
rendered. Refreshments were served
at a late hour. Those present we're:
Misses Mary Dalabick. Emealine
Quadt. Elsie Carbis, Allie Petrassa.
Maud and Lora Scuerman, Emma
Yenk, Antinio Seibo,h, Fredia Pc
trassa. Ida. May and Catherine Sui
Ivan, Adolph Quadt. James Murray,
Walter Yenk. Richard Tiber. Joseph
Foley, George Carbls. Irwin Miller.
Iohn Hippenstil, Robt. Walick. Hugh
Cunningham and Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Sullivan.
The evening world., 1912-06-27
Street DRAWL COSTS
LIFE Of ONE VICTIM,
q; ANOTHER MAN SHOT
Bullets Fired From Moving
Van.in Harlem When Some
- one Throws Water.

Sorr1s Stromberg. eighteen years old.
- No. . East One Hundred and Fourth
sepest, who was shot last night in q
seFssk brawi on One Hundred and Four
tssnth street. between Fifth and Mad
ieoa avenues. died to-day In Harlem
Hospital. George Pollock Of No. %
East One Hundred and Fourteenth
street. who was shot In the bate, was
discharged from the hospital after iden-
tlytng two men who were arrested
early to-day as the men who did most
Of the shooting.
Tho prisoners are Lyman Ludwig. Q
furniture mover. of No. $40 East One
Hundred and Sixteenth street. and Max
Finkler. a driver. of No. s43 East Ono
Hundred and Eighteenth street. They
were arrested by Detectives Donovan
and White.
According to Pollock. Ludwig and
tinker did their shooting from a NOV
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75c & 81 Laces, 45c

l7-inch shadow allovers: a
variety Of pretty patterns,
white and ecru, all acc yd.
16c to 26c Lsces, &c yd.--
Venise medallions, applique
and Oriental landings; also
linen edges.
Lace remnants About
Half Price.
~ Embroidered vSile
Dress FlOuncing, CSC yard
3S inches wide, = variety Of
solid patterns.
Swiss Embroidered FIOunc-
ing-Floral and cyelet patterns:
usually soc. at 3Sc I'D.
PetticOAt EufflinSs-
Tucked and lace trimmed y
incnes wide. usually &c: at Sc yd.
subway store, Lower Floor
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Notions

Bathing APPS, rubbcrized
cloth. usually l5c. at Toe.
Bathing Shoes, Use pair.
bathing Hose Supporters. use
Glmbels Duchess" washable
Dress Shields. sizes 2, 3, 4:
usually loo. at 7c pair.
Washable Betting. whito and
colors, &c yard.
ton. 200 yard spOols, black or
white. all numbers. ISc dozen.
timbels "Mclba" Adjust0 ole
Germont Shields. zoe pair,
Sew-on" Hose Supporters.
2 pairs, 1Sc.
Milwards' Sewing Needles.
Nickel Plated safety Pins.
~ cards, Dc.
Won" Elastic Sanitary Belts.
Collar supporters, washable.
3 cards, Zoe.
Diamond Tip Shoe LAcos,
2 pairs, Zoe.
Ribbon Ito I.aces, black. ton
and white, 3 pairs. INc.
Shoe Laces, O pairs for tr.
"Blanco" White Shoe Cleaner.
l5r box.
dozen.
subway store. Lower Fisor
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Mems SOC
Union Suits, SOC

Open mesh. long and short
sleeves, ankle length, ecru
shade; usually 60c, at soc.
Mems Pure White Lislo
Union Suits, short sleeves,
ankle length; usually soc. at
86c.
Mems 25c Half Hose; 3
pairs 36c. A variety Of plain
and fanciful patterns.
Subway Store, Balcony
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Framed Pictures
Half Price

Imported Oil Paintings,
With Kilt frames and shadow
boxes; Is landscapes, canvas.
20x30 in. usually $l5, $3.50.
rs Marine, Dutch and
Venetian Scenes, usually 81.
s..
Hand Colored Photogrsv-
ures, antique or gilt frames;
80 well known subjects; size
lSx30 inches; usually IS to
Sl2; now 50 to $3.50.
20 Artotypes, size l6x26
inches, usually SO; now 81.
70 Hand Painted Pastels,
3-inch gilt frames; glass size,
l4x2S Unusually 1878, 50.
A Miscellaneous Collec-
ton; many attractive sub
jects for Summer homes;
usually 26c, Toe and 81; at
10c, 26c and 60c.
Subway Store, Balcony
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Women's
81 Parasols. 81.

In the very most wantt d
new patterns and colors; plain
green, reds and tan; also black
and white; striking black-and-
white stripes. changeable silk,
and those with dainty Dresden
borders; all Mt $50.
Subway Store, Balcony.
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ing van. There was one other man
shooting with them when the volley
was fired that brought down strom-
berg and Pollock.
The row was started. says Pollock,
by somebody throwing water at the
moving van. Ludwig and Finkler got
Off the van and attacked several men.
The evening world., 1912-06-27

Pollock and strombers went TO their
assistance. The neighborhhood was
aroused and the movers were driven
back to their van by a shower Of stones
and bottles. Then the shooting began.
The two prisoners were arraigped In
the Harlem Police Court and held for
further examination.
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Art Needlework

Cretonne, Shoe Pockets,
laundry bags, table squares and
cushion slips, usually 36c to
&c., now 400.
Embroidered and Seal
loped Scsrfs and Squares,
usually SOC, ut 26c.
Pillow Shs ms, S0x3O inches.
hemstitched. scailoped or lsco
edge. usually Csc. At 16c.
Cret0nne Glove and Hand
kerchicf Boxes, usually Csc. NJ
re NC.
subway Store, Lower F1e0u
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$3.50 & $2.75 Table Cloths, SIT!

Odd DaInlsk Cloths hemstitched good weight, silver
beached oil nen slightly mussed sizes 62x62 to
63xSO ut t1.76 each. 49,.
0iS6 Msrcerized Dsmssk Napkins, 81 doz. white,
hernmcd and unhemmed; six designs; 20x20 inches.
81 and q rs Table Damask Toe yd Irish lnen fully
beached four designs, 70 to ~ inches WIDE
ice and l8c Hucksbsck Towels, 12l9c esch, hemmed.
union and all linen sizes l7x32 to 1Sx38 inches.
Ice and lac Crash Towsng, 12I9c yd All Enen red
borders IS inches wide. Subway store, Lower Floor
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Women's SOC
Gloves, Csc

500 pairs. l6-button Isle
gloves, tan only: usually 60c.
26c pair.
800 Pairs Cham oisette
Gloves, 2-clasp, an sizes,
slightly soiled; 25c kind. 16c.
100 Pairs Children's ~
Button Lislo Gloves, white
only; usually 60c. at 26c.
Subway Store, Lower Floor
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1OO.Piece Dinner
Seth, S5.75

Just so of them for to-day
and tomorrow, while they
last; a complete service for IL
persons; American porcelain
ware with a fine gray Avondale
decoration, at only Sb.76.
so piece Dinner Sets, dainty
rose q, coration, ey.75.
japanese Berry sets, 7
pieces, decorated; usually Boo.
Decorated China CO Q
Plates, usually 25c. 81 fSe.
Jspsnese Nut SETS, deco
rated: usually 75c. ~ tse.
Pressed msss Berry DO Wis,
usually tOc and Ace. st 2Se.
Thin Glass Tum blers, en-
graved With an old English
initial. @ for coc.
subway store, Balcony
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30c and SOC Corset Covers, Csc

A number of dainty styles, trimmed with lace, en-
brodery and ribbon slightly soied, all at 2oc
60c Combination Garments, 38c
Corset cover and drawer, skirt ace-trimmed.
$176 to So House Dresses, 81
Broken lines Of gingham percae and lawn dresses; round
ne variety Of attractive styles that were $7o
to s3 now 81. Subway Store, Balcony
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Women's 81 &
S1.5O Corsets.
SOC & Use

@. B. Corsets, Of batiste;a
variety of good models; sizes
10 to 20; usually $3.50, Toe.
And Odd Lots Of Corsots,
of batiste and coutil; W. b.,
c. b., p. N. and others; usu-
ally 81, for Soc.
Subway Store, Balcony
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Handkerchief,
&c and Sc

mems Irish Linen Ia nd
kerchiefs, cOlored corded bor-
dcrs; usually Toe. at Sc.
Women's initiated Hand
kerc hiefs, white and colorod
usually Go. ut &c each.
subway store. Balcony
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Boys SOC Blouses
SOC each

600 from n very reliable
maker, all nicely made OF
good wearing percales; light
grounds with striped pattern;
sizes 5 to IA; usually Soc. SOC,
Subway Storo, Balcony
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16c and 26c Mercerizod
EAhrics 1Qc Yd.

Odd pieces Of poplins, d.
agonals; corded and mercer
lied striped fabrics, in nearly
all the wanted shades.
Subway Store, Lower Floor
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For single BEDS fully bleached. nicely hemmed, 26t M
l6c Bleached Sheets, 30c for "a beds, centre seam
e0c Sesnle.s Sheets, &c. Sizes before hemming slxso
inches, beached. .
42s36 and 46x36 inches, nicely henmed.
White Crochstsd Bed Spreads, &C. Nicely heinmed; for
single beds. -
SIPS white Bed Spreads, csc EACH for fullszed beds
Says Scaloped Bed Spreads s16 each. Marsees pat.
terms large BEDS scaoped or nged with
Subway Store Lower Floor
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Women's 81 Waists, Zoe

About 400 in the group, some slightly soiled
Lingerie waists high neck and short sleeves.
Waists of baste high neck and short sleeves trimmed with
cotton Cluny lace and embroidery
Waists Of cotton marquisete, low neck, lace trimmed
Aover net peplum waists, low neck and short sleeves
And many other Styles made to sell at 81; all at 70c
Subway Store, Balcony
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Remnants SOC & Csc Dress Goods, 28c
Lengths Of ~ to 6 yards, in almost every color
and weave of the season: mohairs suitngs, serges,
Panamas and others; usually Soc and Csc yd, now 26c
76c Black Mohsir Brilliantine, 48c Yard
400 yards az inches wide with secoloed shadow stripe;
excellent for bathing suits and Summer dresses.
76c All Wool Serge, Soc Yard
Navy blue and black sponged and shrunk firmly woven,
AZ inches wide. Subway Store Lowcr Floor
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1Oc and15cWash
Goods, Sc

Remnants of 2 to 10
yards of nearly all the
best selling wash fabrics
Of the season, all &c yard.
25c All Linen Suiting,
1212c
81 inches wide, all linen, old
rose, American beauty, reseda,
tans and black. One OF the
best liked fabrics Of the season.
26c B orderedV ollie, 1879
Next to linen in popularity.
A fine crisp weave. white
with border OF corded stripes;
Pink, blue, heiiotrope, brown
and black borders.
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Women's
SOC to 75c
Underwear, Csc

Samples and broken lots OF
union suits, vests and drawers,
q great variety Of styles, and
over 1000 pieces in the collec-
ton; all at C6c.
Women's Union Suits,
low neck, sleeveless, umbrella
style: seconds Of 35c grades,
20c.
Wornen's 18c Swiss Rib
bed Vests, 10c.
Women's 26c Fancy Vests,
16c, or 3 for Soc.
Infants 16c Socks, 12l2c.
One dozen pretty styles; sizes
~ to 9.
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Double Width Black Silks

35-inch a-sk black Palette de Sole. usually ST. at 76o
36-inch alslk black Habutai. usually 75c, now SOC. -
39inch alsik black Satin Crepe Meteor, usually $780,
now $1.26
36-inch alsik black Pongee. usually 81 .25 now 81.
40nch allsik black Chiffon Wolfe usually 75c 66c yard
19-inch black MORE Velour, usually 40c 26c
19inch black Bengalne medium size cord usually 40c.
28c.
10000 YARDS REMNANTS Of Plain and Fancy Colored
Silks mostly waist and dress lengths usually Acc &c.
26c and soc yard. Subway Store, Lower Floor
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Inc LQU OF CnC MOnLn.EN0 COGC
Everything advertised must be decidedly under
price, and everything must be materially lower In
price than it has been previously during the month,
even though it has been reduced in price before.
These and hundreds Of other MOnth-End Bar
gains Tomorrow and Saturday.
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Women's and Girls Bath
ing Suit, Bandanna and
Pumps, al for 81.
The bathing suit, Of re-
liable surf cloth, navy blue
or black, two styles, one
illustrated; large bandanna
handkerchiefs and bathing
pumps. all for 81.
Childrcn's Knitted Bath
ing Suits, 81.
Like a sweater, all in
one piece; sizes 2, 4 and s;
loose and comfortable, yet
warm enough to prevent
colds: low-priced at 81.
Subway Store, Balcony
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S1.75 Shirt Waist
Boxes, ST.

23 inches long, II inches
wide. II inches deep; thor
oughly well made; covered
with straw mating, with han
dies and feet; exceedingly
useful; usually $l.75, at 81.
$500 Flat Finish Holland
Window Shades, GAG feet,
mounted on durable spring
roller. complete with slsts,
shade ring and fixtures;
slightly imperfect, otherwise
35c grade, 16c.
1872 Irish Point Panels, for
vestibule doors; 36x54 inches;
usually 81. at SOC.
Cross Striped Summer
Curtains, ell the wanted col
ors; usually 81, for coo pair.
26-Inch Crstonnes, q w.
viety Of colors and patterns,
usually Zoe, at &c yard.
Silk Floss Pillows (si1eo
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SIP Brass Bedstead,
Spring and Mat
tress, All $3.50

2-inch post, bright satin or Ro-
man gold finish: usually $685.
Soft Top Mattress, Colonial
striped ticking; usually So
Woven wire spring; usually
S2.75-All 8 pieces Tor S7.60.
Subway Store, Lower Floor
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Wouaen's So
Sweaters, $1.4O

Just the right weight for
Summer; Oxford and white;
high and V neck styles.
Subway Store, Balcony
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80 Women's Silk Coats, $9.75
That were SI2.7S and SIS. ~Sn

Good looking loose fitting silk and sa
wraps almost Indispensable for travelli
and Summer vacations. A variety
styles, some reversible; black satin CO,
with the favorite black-and-white strip
collar and cuffs; coats Of pongec a
cbangeable silks, and other pleasi
styles. Handsome SIS coats.
now So,76,
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Rem ark able Satin Bathing Dresses,

We have specialized these charming Bathing Dresses
with great success Fine black saltwaterproof SATIN set
in sleeves; piped with white red or green.
Another Specially Priced Satin Bsthing Suit, at
1885, has sacr collar end nectie Of contrasting color
Pretty Model At S7s6, black satin trimmed with
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M ems $3.50
Terry Cloth Bath
Robes, $2.75

Just 80 Of them, full size and
splendidly made; Of very sub
stantial Terry cloth, In good
patterns; excellent $3.50 bath
robes, $2.76.
Subway Store, Balcony