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i3RmWitY-N*J[^«:7Y iE'AGm^'--i?^EW~¥©liK. -SU^NDA\:-J13NE 15. 1902. .3 APRftflAM«> \ S traus A praiam J \” S traus _ J 1 STREET SIGNS LIGHTER; FIRST TIME IN RROOKLlfN Baby Store News in the June Undermuslin Sale. A y e a r ag o w e b r o k e all r e c o r d s in selling. A n d th is y e a r w e hav e sm a s h e d la s t y e a r ’s r e c o r d to bits. W h a t d o e s i t sh o w ? P lainly th a t B r o o k lyn w o m e n know th i s U n d e r w e a r S to r e — k n o w th a t th e little p r ices are f o r ex c e llen t garm e n ts of g o o d m a terials a n d g o o d m a k in g . A n d th e r e w e re n e v e r such fine values in an y sale b e f o r e — e v e n in o u r b e s t. 600 Infants’ long Slips of cambric, box plaited front, ■with cambric ruffle............. . .................................................................................8c Long Slips, box plait and cluster of tucks, with hemstitched ruf fle.............................. .............................. ■ .............................. ...1 9 c Long Slips of fine nainsook, full width skirts, 5 inch hems, yokes of solid tucking, embroidery and insertions. . . ; ..................... 48c Same as above ■with circular ’ yoke of fine tucks and lace trim med ......... . ..................................................•.................................OOo Long Skirts, deep hem, with cluster of tucks, made of cambric, 20c.; with embroidery trimmed ruffles...................................48c Short Dresses of tine lawns and nainsook, an elegant assortment of styles, dainty hemstitched .and tucked yokes and embroidery revers and insertions, sizes 6 months to 3 years .................... 48c Short Dresses of tine nainsook, circular yokes of fine hem stitched tucks and ruffle, with embroidery insertions and ruffle, sizes 8 montsh to 3 years ....... . .................................................60c Short Dresses of tine lawns, long waisted Princess effects, in 8 different styles, circular. V and fancy shape yokes of embroidery, insertions and tine tucking, with full embroidery ruffles, sizes 1 to 4 y e a rs... .............................................................................98c Short Coats of pique, lull gathered skirts, circular cape with aouble ruffle of embroidery, sizes 6 months to 3 years ....... ............ 98c Caps made of fine lawns,full ruche and French effects, dainty lace and ribbonized trimmings, and lace trimmed ties, all sizes . .59c Drawers of Masonville muslin, deep hem and cluster of tucks, with patent side facings, 1 to 11 years .................................... lOc Drawers of Masonville muslin, umbrella ruffle of cambric, double row of hemstitching, sizes 1 to 14 years ................................. 19c With umbrella-ruffle and lace trimming, sizes 1 to U years __ 25c Skirts of Masonville muslin, umbrella ruffle of cambric, deep hero- •stitched hem and cluster of tine tucks, sizes 1 to 8 years, 2 9 c.; 10 to 16 years .............. .■....-.....................................................39c With embroidery ruffle;! to 16 years ............................. . ........ 09c Gowns of Masonville muslin. Mother Hubbard yoke of fine tucks with embroidery in.sertions and embroidery ruffle; sizes 2 to 14 years............................................................................................'5 9 c Misses’ Corset Covers of cambric.low neck,hemstitched ruffle with drawstring at waist; sizes 28 to 34....................................... 19c With four rows of lace in.sertion and lace ruffle .......................... 29c Night Drawers, of good muslin,neatly finished, sizes! to6yrs., 39c Second floor, front. East Bulldlns- 1 Housefurnishings ;; Very Great Values. All through the great Basement Store there are things to make living most comfortable this Summer __ the best things in the broadest variety anywhere. That is so* much‘an every day affair that we don’t call it news. But there is news to-day; news of Some of the Best Bargains in Household Needs We Ever Had. They are all goods of high character—nothing else is ever to be had here if we know it. They are all of large usefulness in every home. Read the details : Water Coolers. The Popular “Sixty.” Oak japatped exterior, galvanized iron lining, One of the anstocratic members of our Trunk collection. Chocolate brown waterproof sail duck over a selected basswood body. With leather trimmings to harmonize, $ 1 1 . 8 9 to $ 1 4 . 6 9 Our \Marlowe.” . Convenience its .main object. Strength and $1.57; 4 gallon, $1.83, and 5 gal- traveling durableness expected and assured. ion .. ...................................................$ 1 .9 8 You will be an enthusiastic advocate of the Maflowc convenieoccs after one trip, $ 1 2 . 3 8 to $ 1 4 . 6 3 If I'A to 10 gallons ................... 95c. to $ 3 .4 9 Agate lined heavy japanned Coolers, IK to 18 gallons.........................$2.08 to $1 4 .7 5 Porcelain lined, charcoal filled jacket Coolers, self-closing faucet; 2 to 10 gallons, $3.75 to $1 1 .9 5 Stone Coolers, Flemish pattern; 3 gallon. 1 Summer Upholstcrin^s. If you put up a bit of light Summer drapery for the breeze to blow through, you add- coolness as well as, prettiness to the room. If .people,will only put their houses as well as themselves in Ssummer dress they will be a deal more com fortable. It is inexpensive if you go to the right Store and buv the right things. Our sample line ot 3 fold cretonne Screens, upholstered Window Boxes and cretonne covered Pillows, all slightly soiled, are here at • very much reduced prices. $10.00 to .SI 2 .50 Screens at $6.95. 3 fold Screens. 5K feet high. $11.50 Window Boxes at $6.95. Window seat Boxes, covered with imported cretonne,upholstered top, box pleated valance. $2.75 Sofa Pillows at $1.95; Sofa Pillows covered with choice designs of imported cretonne, beautifully trimmed. 3 fold silkoline bedroom Screens, 5 feet high; worth S1.25, a t..6 9 c Awnings, Shades and Slip Covers made to order, estimates sub mitted. .• ^ Lace Curtains cleaned at moderate juices. and . stored free of charge for tho Summer. ' Lace Curtain Bargains. Ruffled muslin Curtains,'fluted ruffles, ' 45c., 65e., 89c. and $ 1 .1 5 a pair Ruffled bobbinet Curtains, with lace insertion and edge, $1.29, $1 .6 9 and $2.25 a pair Colored cross striper Curtains, snowflake effect, • -79c., .$ 1 .6 9 and $ 2 .9 5 a pair White Irish Point Curtains, in Renaissance and Point de Pans effect.., ---- .'.;........................ . .$2.85. $ 3 .6 9 and $ 4 .1 9 a pair Ruffled.bobbinet Bed Sets, witlv bolster piece. Bonne Femme ruffle, worth.S7.50 each, at..-.:.. ....... .. .$4.69 -Ruffled Renaissance Bed Sets, with Bonne Femme ruffle, $5.45, $7 .4 5 and $ 8 .9 6 each T h ird floor, front. C e n tral Building:. Diamond and Gold Jewdry. A chance to choose from the broadest and freshest stock of excellent and useful Jewelry' and to save smartly on usual prices. Such pieces as these are especially suitable tor Summer wear: , 6 4 c . f e r T4c. C u f f P in s , 10k. gold, one piece, 12 styles. $1.10 f o r $ 1 .7 5 S c a r f P in s , 10k. gold, 50 designs. $1 .7 4 f o r $ 2 .2 5 D ress P in Sets, with chain connecting, 10k. gold, solderea linkichain. 10 designs. $1 .7 4 fo r S 2 .75 B rooches, 10k. gold, 20 designs, in the Roman and rose finish and some set with pearls. $ 1 .4 4 fo r $ 1 .9 7 to $ 2 .7 6 D u m b - b e ll L ink B u tto n s , 25 designs, in the Roman, rose and polished gold .finish. $ 2 .7 4 f o r $ 3 .7 5 B ing, the Lucky Signet Ring, in 6 styles. 10k. $ 1 2 .0 0 f o r $ 1 6 .0 0 B rooch, 15 designs, set with half pearls and diamond. $ 3 0 .0 0 f o r $ 4 0 .0 0 B in g , cluster or hoop design, set with dia monds and pearl, emerald, sapphire, ruby or opal. $ 2 8 .0 0 f o r $ 3 5 .0 0 B in g , 2 stone diamond diagonal. $ 3 8 .0 0 f o r $ 4 6 .0 0 B in g , 2 stone diamond diagonal. M ain floor, center. C entral B u ilding. The Flemington Filters and Coolers combined No. 7, $ 1 .6 9 ; No. 8, $ 2 .10, and No. 9, $ 2 .0 3 The celebrated “ Favorite” wood jacket porce lain lined Coolers, IK to 20 gaflons, $4.40 to $ 2 4 .4 8 Ice Cream Freezers. Y-ou will want ice cream on the Fourth of July; everybody does. Prepare for it now. We have all kinds of Freezers; those that make ice cream while you wait and those that wait for you to help them make it. The 20th Century Freezers— $1.50 to $3 .0 0 The Gem Freezers.................$1.30 to $ 2 .8 9 The Peerless Freezers ......... '.$1.65 to $7.49 The White Mountain Freezers. Four $1.83 to $ 1 0 .6 9 Famous Trunks. to 19c. Whisk Brooms at 10c. 1,000 Whisk Brooms,--extra large all-hurl handle Whisk Brooms, with two sewings. $2.15 Clothes Wringers at $1.48. 100 American Wringer Company Clothes Wringers. Rolls guaranteed for one year. Frame of selected hardwood, walnut trimmed. Alade to fit the ordinary cedar tubs. Aids to Exterminate Insects. Peterman’s Roach Food ................ - . . . . ___ 6c Peterman’s Liquid Discovery ......... . ........ lo o Peterman’s Food for Ants ......................... 20c \Sallade’s” “ —i- ----- --------- - - Four Trunks that have been tried and not found wanting. Counterparts have traveled ' Magic Insect Exterminator. ..1 7 c Fly Paper, the sticky kind, 3 sheets for... .6c “Alanahan’s” Tarine Liquid Exterminator, 4 3 c Cedar Excelsior, in small bales ....... ........ 4c all over the world and returned safely -with Cedar and Campnor Jelly .................... i6 c their burden to Brooklyn. Four Trunks that Chinese “ Ja-Na” Campnor .............. 15c are identified with the Abraham and Straus Persian Insect Powder ......................... i . ’ i 2 c Trunk Store and that have been creditable , representatives. Lawn Mowers. ' Our Celebrated “Langtry.” The Pennsylvania, the one you always find in The Trunk ■with the parasol tray. The . origi- every first class hardware stock ail over the nal five top slat Trunk. One of the first k ' V' full riveted Trunks ever made. Its latest ™ ?*c^’^' 35 vthe celebra^ ball beanng Lawn important feature is the tray clamps. Let us'show you a Langtry Trunk, even if you do not care to purchase one.$6.50 to $ 8 .6 4 The “Seventy-one.” A standard of value that all Trunk makers recognize. Every bit of material good. Only the most expert workmen competent to con struct it. Absolutely no variation—every Trunk alike. ..................... $8.19ito $11 .0 9 Mower. Runs as easily as a bicvcie and cuts evenly and smoothly. You wills'ave many an overheated half hour this Summer if you own a Stearns .................... $5 .7 5 to $ 9 .7 5 Lawn and Stoop Seats. The very best folding hardwood- lawn Set tees...........................................................8 9 c “Legless” Stoop Chairs with back r e s t.. .29c Japanese straw Stoop S eats .......... 4c. and 8 c Shower Bath Sprays Reduced. There is no relreshing and beneficial e.vercise for the beginning of a hot Summer’s day equal to a cool shower bath. Try it this Sum- mer. Try it with a Shower Spray that has a Holdfast faucet bulb. Single Shower Sprays, with one bulh for a combination faucet, five feet ot extra,quality ruDber tubing and rubber bufler sprinKlers, Cl, C $ 1 . 1 9 Shower Sprays, with two bulbs, one for hot and one lor cold water faucets ........... $1.48 Ring shower Sprays th a t giv'e vou a shower all over at once................$1.45 and $1.8,5 All fitted witii the celebrated Holdfast buljis. Garden Hose. 250 lengths of guaranteed 3 plv K inch .stand ard grad? ot Garden Hose.'all coupled; 25 foot pieces. $1.;19; go toot pieces... .$2.78 Hardwood Hose Reels ................................. 4Hc The Gem solid stream or spray Nozzle __ 25c The Bloch Go-Cart. The handsomest children’s Carts that are to be had anywhere. The Bloch 1902 models with their semi-Engiish .gear and china han- ffles are the most desired kinds this season. Our display of these Carts will be enlarged to-morrow by a recent shipment,and there will be an opportunity to select from a wide va riety of patterns. . 512.00 Bloch Go-Carts reduced to ....... .$ 9,150 830.00 Blocli Go-Carts reduced to __ $21.00 And a wide r.ange of intermediate prices.’ Each Go-Cart tilted complete with parasol and rod. North Star Refrigerafor*. . The be.st preservers of food stuffs and the most economical users ol ice. Furniture fin ish, removable waste waterpipe, binged base- bo.ard, galvanized steel ice chamber .and shelves: Family size, holds OO pounds of ice. .$12.30 Family size, holds 100 pounds of ice, ;-St4.82 Family size, holds 125 pounds of ice, $ 17.01 Other styles from................$8.60 to $ 7 7 .10 Basemont. Knit Underwear and Hose. Fine News for Women and Children. A good deal less than usual to pay—rthat is the special reason these details. get room, on a’ crowded page. They are the- fine and desirable' wear that everybody must have a t . this season— they, are fair hints of the fine values that crowd the store. Read the news: Women’s lisle thread Undervests, in Richelieu and fancy weaves, low neck, sleeveless, finished with silk'tapes and wide lace edg ing; worth 25c. to 35c., a t ........................................ . ................ 19c Women’s open work black lace lisle thread Stockings; also some fine cotton Stockings, with unhitched split soles; worth -25c. a pair, a t .'.V .' ............................. .....................................19 c Children’s gauze Undervests, high neck, short sleeves.’well fin ished; worth 25c., a t ............................. .....................................19c Children’s gossamer Undervests, high neck and short sleeves, knee length Pantalets to m atch... ................ ......... ....... 24c. each Children’s fast black ribbed cotton Stockings, with double knees, heels and toes; worth 15c. a pair.................................................9c M ain floor, front. C e n tral B u ilding. . ... : - Bajs and Suit Cases. Couldn’t, be a more appropriate time of the year to have axich a sale of reliable and handsome leatl^er Bags and Suit Cases. Stirring news from the Bag Store. $1.55 Bags, at 95c. $4:25 and $ 4 ,50 Suit Cases at $3.95. Suit-Cases of sheepskin leather, in alligator finish, lined with w e llV a K ^ d T fsL \ S l;,r2\6\^^^^ brass lock and bolts. , $6.00 B ip at *$ 4 . 45 . ■ - . Made of heavy cowhide leather, in the most hked dark tan. dark High cut, roomy Bags, leather lined, hand sew ^ , with.solid brass locks and catches; a few have the tasnionable. English sewn edge; si 2 es 15 to 17 inches. Main floor, center, East Buildinp. Cameras and Supplies. The records of vacation days which the Camera makes possible are memory-helps which no one oughtto.be •without. Especially when there .are such fine bargains in the Camera Store as these $10.00 List'Pricc Cameras at $5195. Just 404x5 Cycle Wizard A-Cameras with carrying case and all attachments. Fine and practical in.struments and great bargains to the lucky ones who get them. Also ten $15.00 List Price Cameras at $5.95. These are Cycle Wizard B Cameras with carrying case and the proper attachments—really fine instruments. Photographic Supplies are small priced here.. Hints: Standard Plates, extremely rapid, 4x5, not over,5 dozen to. one.cus tomer, regularly 35c. a dozen, a t ....... . .................... .•.20c- Drying Racks, 4x5, regularly 10c., a t ..................... ,3c' M. Q. Developer, regularly lOc., a t ...............................................2e, Acid Hypo, regularly 10c., a t ....... .......... . . .......... ....; ........ 2c Embossed Card Mounts. 4x5, regularly 14c. a dozen, a t ............. 5c Carter’s Paste, 4 ounce jars, regularly 9c., a t ......... . ............ . .3o Dark Room Lamps, regularly 60c., a t ............................... ........ 25o M ain floor, center. C e n tral BulIdinK. Little Priced Linens. Fine enough news to stir the en thusiasm of every good housekeeper whether she needs Linens or not. Read the details: All linen,. extra hea-vy cream Damask, 68 inches -wide; a choice variety of pat terns; very closely priced at 59c. a yard Superfine quality bleached and u n - , bleached Table Damask', 70 and 72 inches wide, very handsome designs; exceptional value a t .............9 8 c . a yard Silver bleach soft finish hemmed Napkins, '20 inches square, ready for use, $ 1 .1 0 a dozen All linen bleached Damask Napkins, 18 inches square, pretty patterns, $ 1 .0 0 a dozen Extra hea'vy ail linen bleached damask Napkins, 24x24 inches, our own importa tion............... . ........ ......... $ 2 .5 0 a dozen . Heavy qualitv hemmed buck Towels, all white or colored borders: special lot, a t ......................... lOc. and 1 2 K c. each Odd lot of bleached and unbleached Turk- isk Bath Towels, hemmed and fringed ends, lO c ., 12K c., 15c., 18c., 2 0 c . an d ... ...................................... 25c. each Remnants of bleached and unbleached Table Damask, odd half dozen Napkins and soiled Table Cloths at reduced prices. M a in floor, - r e a r, E a s t B u ilding. Cigars : : Under Half. Lillian Russell Puritanos, regularly 5c. each, a t .............................. $1 .1 5 a box Agnes Booth Puritanos, domestic 10c. cigar, manufactured by the Victor Val- lette Co., every cigar .stamped and guaranteed by them, regularly 10c. each, box of 50 to-morrov for ............... $1.05 Green Duck Cigar, manufactured by American Cigar Co., a bona fide 5c. Cigar, in the medium and dark colors, OOc. a box Killikinick, old Virginia granulated To- . hacco, pound package for.................25c Royal Bengals ana Robert Bums Petit Due, regularly 10 for 15c., at ........... lOc M ain floor. H o y t St. entrance. White Goods. Another lot ot those fine cord Dimities . that are worth 12j5c. a yard a t ......... 8c Fine Paris Muslin, 45 inches wide; worth 25c. a yard, a t .................................. 17c Lace stripe Lawns, exceptionally fine as sortment; worth 19c. a yard, a t. .1 2 ^ 0 A full assortment of imported dotted Swisses, pin, medium and large cush ion dots, 30 inches wide, tor pretty Summer dresses; worth Me. a yard, a t . . . ....... ........................... . ............. 3 9 c New foreign Dimities, all the desirable cords, also with lace effects, grenadine .stripe and fine sheer dotted Lawns: val ues up to 45c. a yard, a t . .............. 19c Persian Lawn, fine and sheer, 45 inches wide, the imported kind __ 30c. a yard The newest in fine white Pique, assorted' lace stripes, suitable for shirt waists 40c. a yard White English Batiste, 47 inches wide, also French Organdie, 67 inches wide, our own importations, otherwise would cost you a third more .......... 26c. a yard M a in floor, rear. E a s t B u ilding. Leather Goods - - Half. . Women’s leather Belts, in walrus, patent leather, genuine seal, moire, morocco,, gray suede and black calf; circular and straight, mounted with gold, nickel and black buckles, turned - and cut edges, neatly finished; worth 50c. each, a t ....................... 2 9 o Women’s black pleated satin Belts,' mounted with oxidized buckles in back and front, nicely finished in ping-pong design a n d several o ther s ty les ----- 4 7 o Chatelaine Bags in genuine seal, plain and mounted, oxidized frame, chain and hook, in different designs, lined with chamois with small inside change pock et, with and without outside .pockets, ■ in two-sizes, some with safety-hook’ and others without ...................... $1 .0 9 Combination 'Pocketbooks,' of seal, wal rus, lizard, monkey, alligator and col ored morocco, with exquisite, sterling silver mountings, in French gray, rose gilt and oxidized finishes, eacn Pocket- book lined throughout with leather; in the most desirable shapes and colors; Pocketbooks that are worth 84.00 and $5.00, a t ........................................... ..$ 2 . 3 4 M a la floor, front. C e n tral B u lld in s . . News of Athletic Goods. T h e b r o a d e s t v a r iety o f t h e b e s t A thletic and S p o r tin g Goods-r—th a t 's th e every day news from th is p o p u la r p a r t of th e S to r e . A n d to-day brings special new s of several g r o u p s of th e things esp'ecially ivanted a t th is seaso n — f o r prices be-. • lo w t h e low est w e h a v e know n . Fishing’ Tackle. Lancewood Rods, 2 piece, for weakfish ......... • ........................... 08o Bamboo Rods, very strong......................;............................... 70 c Greenheart .and split bamboo 2 piece Rods, extra 'fini’s’liea'arid well balanced ................... : ......................................................... $4 40 Best Cuttyhunk linen Lines, spool of 150 yards Jor ............... 40 o Cuttyhunk’linen Lines, in hanks ot 100 feet, for ...................... I8 c Bluefish Squids with swivel .................................................... 20 c Eel Squeezers, entirely new ...................... ! 23c Hooks on gut, three ply..................................is c . 'a dozen ^'fish ijf heavy twine, with handle, very handy to carry Other Outdoor Needs. Croquet. 8 ball Sets, with wicket holders, well fini.sheJ, „ , . . . . . . $1.49 and $ t . 9 8 Professional Sets, made of boxwood, short handles, finest finish put up in a pretty box............................................................$5.98 Camp Stools, made of hardwood, canvas seat, excellent for camping........................................................................................ .. Camp Chairs, all hardwood Irame, strong canvas seats .......... 44c Carpet Seats........................................... . .......................... , (jy^ . Tennis Nets, 36x3, bound..............................................V,'.. ,$ i ,49 Tennis' or Yachting Shoes, made of heavy white canvas, with extra heavy rubber soles; $2.50 kind for ............................. $1.45 Electric Carriage, Bicycle or Automobile Lamps.$3.79 and $ 4.79 Tents, for camping or Summer homes, sizes 7x7, $ 4 .98; 10x10. tla m m c c k ,. Fine’eotton weave Hammocks, all the latest colorings, with pillow and valance, large size, regularly S3.00,:at.........................$ i yg Grass Hammocks, the proper thing for a vacation; can be put in your trunk or bag....................98c., $ 1 .20, $1.49 and $ 1 .60 Hammock Ropes................................................................ Oc. anair Hammock H o o k s............................................................lOc. apair Fourth floor. West Building. Hemmed Sheets and Pillow Cases. lKx2K yara Utica Mills hemmed Sheets, 49c. each 2K x 2 k yard Utica Mills hemmed Sheets, 69c. each 45x36 inch Utica Mills hemmed Pillow Cases ..................................... 15c. each 45 x 3S h inch bleached linen finish muslin Pillow Cases. . . ....................... 12c. each 42x36 and 45x36 inch good bleached mus lin Pillow Cases, special a t __ 7c. each Extra fine and heavy quality bleached muslin, yard wide ................. 8c. a yard Another lot of that good quality yard wide unbleached Muslin ....... 4c. a yard Main floor, rear. Central Bulldins. ____ : _____________________________________ . Batiste Writing Paper, 4c. a Quire Instead of I5c. Enough for to-morrow we think— it is the best bargain in this fine Writing Paper that any store ever had. A perfect reproduction of the famous French Writing Paper cailed batiste, in the popular Giadstone size and a ' wide variety of tints: White, Heliotrope, Opaline, French gray. Celestial, Yale blue. Envelopes that match perfectly at the same small price—4c. a package. M ain floor, front. E a s t B u ilding. Women’s Stocks and Belts. 29c. for Cheviot Ascot Stocks, worth 48c. 29c. for Cheviot Belts, worth 48c. The fine Ascot Stocks that we.had for this little price went in a jiffy last week. Now we have a hundred dozen more, and the Belts of the same material in addition. Fine, cool and trim additions to the Summer costume and very much- less than their worth to pav. The Stocks are of white cheviot in fine and lustrous finish and soft weave, full 4Sc. value, a t ..........................................................oy^ The Belts are of the same material, with gilt or enamel buckle, , worth -18c., to-morrow for ........ . ................................................OQc M ain floor, center, left. Central Building. Brass and Iron Beds. A Great June Sale : : Under Price. Price concessions from one of the best makers of brass and enameled iron Beds in the country— a sort of stock righting sale for him—make possi ble just now one of the best offerings of these Bedsteads we ever had. That is saying a good deal, too—for no Store in America has sold so many Beds at lowered prices as Abraham and Straus. For the economical furnishing of the country home or the city house it is a chance no wise house holder will miss. Iron Beds. At .$2.2.5, rcR u larly $3.50. White enamel with brass vases and caps, all sizes. A t .$3.45, i-c-;riilni-i.v $ 5 . 00 . rails and spindles, all sizes. .At $4.50, r e g u la r ly .$0.00. rails, all sizes. At $0.75, regiilarl.v $9.00. White enamel with brass top rails, spindle’s and mounts, all sizes. A t $7..50, reg u la r l y $10.50. White enamel, with brass top rails, spindles and mounts; all sizes. A t $9.75, reg u la r l y $12.25. White enamel, with brass top rails and fancy designs; all sizes. A t $11.50, regularl.v $14.50. White enamel, with Prass top rails and scroll design; 4 and 4V-; leet sizes. A t $1;}.50, reg u larly $18.00. \ White enamel, bent post, with brass lancy scroll design; 4 and 4 k feet sizes. Brass Beds. A t $14.50, r e g u l a r l y $ 1 8 . 00 . Extended bow foot, all sizes. A t S I 7 ..50, reg u larly $23.00. Extended bow loot, with husks and spindles, all sizes. A t $10.75, reg u larly $28.00. Extended bow Ir-o:, with husks and spindles, all size.s. A t $22.50, r e g u larly $30.00. Extended bow foot, two inch posts, all sizes. At $24.00, reg u larly $32.00. Extended bow foot, two inch posts, all sizes. A t $;J5.00, reg u larly $44.00. Bent corners, pollet tinish, 4 k teet size. A t $ 3 0 .00, regularl.v $48.00. Bent corners, scroll design. 4K feet size. Bent corners, scroll design, 4i-i I French Sardlncs~8c. a Can. ■Worth 15c. —fine French fish in choice olive oil. There are only 15,000 cans to sell at this wonderfully little price —perhaps enough to last a day. There are a dozen to 16 Sardines in e-ach can and every tin has a key opener. Fine for Summer picnics or Summer luncheons at home. Be.st chance there has ’neen or is likely to be to get really good Sar dines at a little price..........................................................8c. a can ■ Deliveries Tuesday or Wednesday. Grocery Store—Third floor, Wert Building. White enamel with brass top White enamel with br.ass top Bent corners, scroll design. 4 k Bent corners, scroll design, 4 k A t $ 4 3 .00, r e g u larly $53.00, feet siz6. At $46.00, r e g u larly $.59.00. f66t SiZ6. At $49.00, r e g u larly $64.00. feet size. Springs. A t $1.60, r e g u larly $2.00. Double strand woven wire, wood frame, all size--. A t $ 2 .25, r e g u larly $3.00. Double strand woven wire, iron frame, all sizes. A t $ 2 .90. r e g u larly $3.75. Double strand woven wire, iron frame, all sizes. A t $3.25, r e g u larly $4.25. International braided wire, iron frame, all sizes. Mattresses. A t $3.50, reg u larly $-4:50. Combination of excelsior and white cotton, made under layer process, surrounding top, bot tom and sides with cotton, good grade fancy ticking, lull size. A t $4.25, r e g u larly $5.50. African fibre, w’ith mi.xed hair top, good grade of ticking, in full sizes. ' Smaller sizes at proportionate reductions. Good mixed hair made up in A. C. A. ticking, full weight, in one or two parts; Full size, regularly S10.50, a t ...................................................$8.50 Large -X size, regularlvS9.23, a t .............. . ............................$7.20 Small K .size, regularlv SS.OO, a t ........................................... $0.30 Single size, regularly 86.75, a t ............................................... $5.40 Fourth flc»or. %Vost BQIMlng. r June Bargains in China. O u r chief e x p e r t in th e C h ina business is ju s t b a c k f r o m E u r o p e — th e h u n d r e d s of cases of fine th in g s he b o u g h tth e r e are on th e w a y . S o m e have arriv e d — t h e exclusive B ric-a-B rac fo r w e d d ing g if ts is ex a m p le. B u t w e m u s t have m o r e room to show th e s e things th a t are com ing an d sh a r p p r ice cu ttin g on t h e th in g s th a t are h e r e is t h e w a y to m a k e i t quickest. G reat new s f o r everybody to - d a y . R e a d on. China. Carlsbad china Dinner Sets, 101 pieces, large soup tureen and three platteis includea, choice of three decorations; very cheap at S20.00, will go a t ............................................................. $14.49 set “Theodore Haviland” Dinner Sets. 113 pieces, neat floral border decoration, set includes soup tureen and four meatplartcr.s, value S35.00, a t ................................................................. .$29.97 set Limoges china Tea Sets, 56 pieces, rich floral decorations, value 812.00, a t ................................................................................. $7.49 set Carlsbad china Tea Sets, 56 pieces, pretty floral decorations and every piece gold stippled, value 88.00, a t....................$5.49 set Large assortment 01 French and German china Bath Sets, dec orated in rich gold and floral designs, low priced at from 75o. to $ 3 .97 set Complete assortment of French and German china decorated Milk Jar Holders at from........................................lOc. to $2.59 each Cut Glass. Every piece of Cut Glass sold in this department is delivered to us direct from our own Cut Glass Works in Manhattan, hence we can save the middleman’s profit and can mark our goods at the lowest prices. Monday we have the following bargains to offer; Rich cut glass Fruit or Berry Bowls, all new cuttings, a t . . .$3.25 Rich cut glass Bonbon and Olive Dishes, value 82.49, a t . . .$1.49 Rich cut glass Salt and Pepper Shakers, sterling mounted tops, actually worth 49c., to go a t ........................................... 29c. each Large assortment of colored Bohemian glass Loving Cups, richly decorated with gold and flowers, appropriate for prizes, exceed ingly low priced a t ........................ 98c., $1.98 and $ 2 .98 each Bric-a-Brac Specials. Large assortment of imported china Vases, new metallic decor ation and panel ornamentation, all new goods, at from Stic, to $14.98 each New and complete line of Austrian Vases, the raised flower decor ation on a richly colored background, marked at from 98c. to $ 6 .98 each 500 Japanese Sets, comprising the Tea Pot, Sugar Bowl and Cream Pitcher, while they last at ............................. 30c. per set Lamps. Large a.ssortmeiit of Library Lamps in all the new metal and enamel finishes, complete with best central draught burner and 14 inch dome shade, at from, . ................. . $ 3 .7 3 to $ 1 7 .50 Decorated porcelain Lamp.s, complete with best climax burner and globe to match, just the style for the Summer home, value S1.49 and 81.98, now ...................................... 80c. and $ 1 .2 9 complete Closing out about 200 fine etched Gas Globes, regular price 39c. now .................................................................................... 19c. eacti Clocks. Large assortmentof marbleized iron .Mantel Clocks, in a variety ot shapes and colors, value 83.98 and S7.9S, now $ 3 .0 8 and $4 .9 8 Fancy carved Cuckoo Clocks a t...........................$ 3 .9 8 to $ 1 3 .0 8 Handsomeiy decorated porcelain Clocks, eight day cathedral gong $4.19 to $ 4 9 .7 5 eacti Domestic Glass. Handled Nappies, “Gainsboro” shape, a t ....................... 5 c, each Imitation cut gla.ss handled Bonbon and Olive Dishes a t.,9c. each Imitation cut glass Sugar Sitters, silver plated tops, value 25^, at New line imitation cut glass Flower Vases, suitable for long \stem flowers, the 20 inch size at 70c. and the 24 inch size a t ........ 80c Imitation cut glass Carnation Vases, fancy shapes, three size.s, a t ....................................., ............ . .............. 20c. and 39c. each Crockery. American porcelain Dinner Sets. 100 and 102 pieces, white and gold and handsome floral decoration; set includes soup tureen, com plete .service tor 12 people, special at ............................ $ 9.98 set American porcelain Dinner Set.s, lOO pieces, pink border decora tion, set includes soup tureen and three meat platters value 815.00, to go at. ......................... .............................. .$' 12.75 This .set is also here in an open stock p,attern and any piece can be matched a t any time. 500 Japanese china blue and white and Tokonabe Umbrella Jars some have gold decoration, value up to 83.00, all to go at Ofto, cli 200 Japanese' china decorated Tea Pots, with wicker handles value 30c>i at ••••.,., », Oc*. each 500 majolica Cuspidors, assorted tints a t .........................23c. each Court and lia.semont. West Building, Three fiitporimental Construe* tions by Company That Wr. Grout Favored. MR. SWANSTROM MAKES A MOVE. T h rough A ll the C o n troversy Betw een Controller and M r. C a n tor H e H a s K e p t Silent. GREAT SHAM BATTLE COMING. Cadets and Sailors to M e et a t K idge- •wood B a rk on J u l y 4. .\I1 is excitem ent and activity Just now among the Leo m ilitary cadets, th e g a llan t defenders of the Roman Catholic Church ol Our Lady of Lourdes, on Aberdeen street, of which th e Rev. Bugene H . Porclle is th e rector, and among the Leo N a v a l B a ttalion, the sturdy salts who are under th e m in ister ing care of the Rev. F a th e r W illiam J. Me- A'dam, of the Church ol St. F rancis de Chan- tel In Borough Park. There Is a g r e a t clean ing up. o f arm s and accoutrem e n ts in boib parishes, and th e inspiring sound-of the fife and drum is heard throughout the confines thereof nightly. F o r soon the v a liant w a r riors are to m eet in strenuous conflict. The trouble will all take place on th e F o u rth ol July. In D e ckelm a n n 's Ridgewood Park, and the sham b a ttle will be th e sta r event of the thirty-fifth annual picnic and games ot the Clan na Gael. It will accomm o d atingly hap pen round and about th e dancing pavilion, so that the toes of th e w a r correspondents and the cam era fiends m ay not be stam p e d on. N e v e rtheless th e boys a r e ou t for blood, and a good scrap is guaranteed. O ther events for which gold, silver and bronze m edals will b e ’awarded, will be under , the rules ol the A. A. fU.. as lolloiya: 76 yards fun, handicap; 300 yards run, han dicap: . 600 yards run, novice; three-q u a r ter mile run. handicap; three m ile run. handi cap; 12-pound shot; one m ile relay race, open to team s of four m en each, each man to run a q u a r ter m ile; throw ing the- 36-pound w e ight; and a shooting contest. The officers of the Leo battalion are as fol lows; Spiritual director, the V e ry Rev. E u gene H. Porclle: instructor com m a n d ant. Captain W illiam J. Crawford; cad e t com mander. Thomas C’Connor; cadet vice com m ander, Thomas Crawford; cadet surgeon, W illiam McNeil; cadet executive oflicer, R ichard Sm ith; cadet com m issary -offleer, Thom as Gorm an; cadet q u a r term a s ter, Sam uel Shannon: cadet assista n t q u a r term a s ter. Denis W hooley.. . ■ - Gun crew — Cadet gunnery comm ander, Frank Donohue: cadet gunnery first petty officer. John O 'H are; cadet gunnery second p e tty officer. Alex Forsythe. In f a n tr y division of. blue Jackets—C a d e t first division commander,. Edw a rd .Carey: cadet seednd division cbm 'm ithaer,’ Alex. W alsh; cadet third division ^coiflinander. John W ard: cadet color bearers, M’lUlam H lgney-aud Jam es Duff. . Cadet Red Cross division (girls), Com m ander M arcella Crawford: cadet first assist ant. Florence Gray; cadet second assistant. L o retta Gray: cadet standard bearer, Jose phine Folllard. Cadet chief of land battery, Sergeant Mc- Dawley; cadet chief of field m u sic, Thomas Collins. . , liAHCASTEE, O., FLOODED. L a n c a s ter, O., June 14—T h is city was vis ited by a terrific storm early this m o rning accom p anied by heavy lightning. T h e re is four, f e e t 'o t w a ter in m any houses and the in h a b itan ts were taken from th e upper room s In boats. The- Hocking Valley R a ilroad had severe w a shouts and one of th e ir tr a i n s ' was. lost eight hours owing to m issing culverts and vzlrcs th a t, were clown. Dozens of cattle w e re killed by llghtbing. H UGHES—MORAN. A very pretty wedding took place in the Church of the Holy Name a t N inety-sixth street and A m sterdam avenue, .M anhattan, on W ednesday evening; when Miss Agnes G. Moran of this city was united to A r th u r Hughes of tho custom brokerage firm ot C. A. H a rris & Co. The cerem o n y was per formed by the Rev. Dr. Delaney. The bride .was attired in a beautiful gown of white trim m ed with natural flowers and strings of pearls. The bridesm aid was Miss hfargaret .Moran, sister of the bride, and the groom was attended by Paul Moran, b r o th e r of the bride. .Mrs. R o b e rt H. Davis w a s hostess at the reception given in honor of the bride and groom at her residence a f te r the ceremony. .\m o n g the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dillon • McDermott, fedward Crokcr. Jam e s Moran. • M iss Moran, .Mr. and .Mrs. S. Dcmcll, Mr. and -Mrs. Redpath, Mr. and .Mrs. Shultz, W illiam H. Cowan. ' ■ - • TH R E E C H ILD R E N DRO’WNED. Na.shville, T e n n ..-June 14 —A special from D y ersburg says three persons lost their lives by drowning in Ablon R iver yesterday. A Mrs. Cooper was w a shing on - the bank and had her children w ith her. One of the children, a baby, fell into the w a ter. The m o ther rushed to its assistance and Pearl, Cleveland and R o b e r t,' aged l.’i. 13 and ll[ respectively, followed th e ir m o ther and -werci drowned before help arrived. The baby and •Mrs. C'oo;>er were rescued. The bodies of the children -were burled to day iu one grave. •WILL GO TO P H I L A D E L P H IA . Indianapolis, June 14—It was definitely learned here to-day th a t Joseph A. Swain, president ot Indiana S tate U n iversity at Blooininglon. has accepted tho call to the presidency of Sw arthm o ro Collego, P h iladel phia. - . Tho first Illum inated street signs in Brook lyn were lighted up last night. They are three In num b e r—one at the corner of Mon tague and Court streets, one .it the corner of Jorulcm o n and Kulton stre e t s and ,a. t h ir d at the corner of Hicks and Remsen streets. They are blue glass with white letters, through which the reg u lar s t r e e t llghi shines. They are m o re satisfactory with eiocirlo lights, bu t can bo used w ith gas, .and the one on H icks stre e t Is so used, a W eisbach burner being Inside It. Those th r e e signs are experim e n tal. They wore put up on the order of Borough P r e s i dent Sw anstrom , under the personal super vision of C h a rles M. Becker of the E lectri cal Reflector Company of M a n h a ttan. It Is claimed th a t nowhere are such aids to the stran g e r so much needed as here. But tho experim e n ts under Mr. Sw a n strom are re garded by those fam iliar w ith the subject as presaging the end ot a long fight betw een P resident C a n tor of M a n h a ttan and C o n trol ler G rout, which has a tt r a c t e d the atten tio n of the Board ot E s tim a te and A p p o rtionm e n t at several sessions. Mr. C a n tor favored an o th e r patent. H is choice was opposed because of tho malnte-: nance expense Involved. It v.a.s also ra th e r costly to put In a t first. It was ba.sed on the Idea of four lights each Illum inating ona face of a sign. These lights would have to come from Incandescent bulbs, and when ona of the four was out of service much of tho utility of the sign would be gone. The re placing of these bulbs was to bo a continu ous expense. Mr. C a n tor's a tt i tu d e was th a t there was some doubt as to tho serviceabil ity of th e alternative plan, and that the rich est city In the new world could afford to have the best in the m a rket. C o n troller Grout had m eanw h ile been con vinced by the argum e n ts of the Becker com pany. He opposed In th e Board of E s tlm a to the C a n tor plan, and Insisted that all the good re s u lts of w h at the M a n h a ttan p r e s i dent desired could be secured at much less cost to tho city. Both Mr. G rout and Mr. C a n tor are hard and persistent fighters when th e i r m inds are made up. T h e ir m inds were made up in th is case. Tho argum e n t was hot and heavy. No final conclusion was reached, but ot course the responsibility for draw ing up specifica tions on the contract to be given out rested w ith Mr. Cantor so far as M a n h a ttan was concerned, and he bad an advantage there. Ho'wever, Mr. C a n tor Is now understood to have m ade specifications which arc not ob jected to. and are regarded as fair by the company he has been opposing, and there la a belief In many q u a r ters th a t B e c k e r's crowd ■will get w h a t they want, chiefly on the score of economy. P r e s ident Sw anstrom was like B rer Rab bit In th is m a tter—he lay low. In a sense it was a fight such as have often come up betw een the borough presid e n ts and the Con troller, the present c h a r ter being particu larly calculated to develop such friction. B u t Mr. Sw anstrom has no special reason for standing in w ith Mr. C a n tor except t h a t th e y are both borough presidents. He may ob ject to th e disposition of G rout to hold up some appropriations which are thought to be desirable for Brooklyn, but he alw ays h a s to keep his eye on th e reprepontatlve of tho bigger borough across the E a s t R iver. So he w a ited and said nothing. Now he takes action which his friends aro sure he would not have taken if he had no t felt sure th a t G rout had vanquished C a n tor. For nobody who know s Mr. Sw anstrom a s sum es for a m o ment th a t he would consent to take for Brooklyn a cheaper service o t this so r t than M a n h a ttan's. T h a t isn 't his way of doing things. He Is a pretty h a r d fighter on his own hook, now and then. B u t If tho B e cker company has a patent good enough for M a n h a ttan th a t Is going to be ac cepted even by Mr. C a n tor. Mr. Swanstrom. isn 't going to be behindhand In finding ou t ju s t w h a t that p a ten t Is w o rth. Hence tho erection of the three experim e n tal signs. The expense of Installing the illum inated signs is going to be considerable, anyhow. The ones put up yesterday and used la s t night will cost about *15 apiece. It Is pos sible th a t there are about 2,000 stre e t cor n e r s th a t ought to he so Illum inated in Brooklyn. But these signs once p u t up are practically Indestructible, and Involve no ex tra cost for m a intaining the light. If they are satisfactory th e saving to the city, as com p a red w ith the C a n tor plan, will be w o rth some consideration. The Illum inated signs put up in B rooklyn yesterday are apparently a , 'iccess. To the stran g e r they are a perfect g \ The signs ot the blue glass w ith w h ite -rs are In closed in a m e tal fram e . Incandescent lights Inclosed in the fram e Illum inate the sign, which w ith th e ir larg e letterin g are vslblo half a bloc away. They a tr r a c ted the a tt e n tion of m a n y p e d e s tr ian s l a s t evenings. GA’X’NOR AND G R E E N E CASE U P . F u g itiire’s Counsel’W a n t C a rpenter Com m itted for Contem pt. Quebec. June 14—The case of G aynor and G reene cam e up again to-day before Judge A n d rew s ot the S u p e rior Court, when th e m o tion previously presented by Mr. T a s c h e r - eau, atto r n e y for the accused, in s is ting th a t D e tective C a rpenter ot M o n treal should bo punished for contem p t of co u r t for no t obey ing the w rit of habeas corpus served on him a t M o n treal the day a f te r he arrested an d carried off Gaynor and G reene In the steam b o a t Spray, was argued. Mr, S tu a r t, ■who represented tho U n ited S tates governm e n t in the case, w ith Mr. Mc- M a ster of M o n treal, resisted Mr. T a s c h e r- eau’s m o tion. The m o tion w a s taken under advisem ent. It is expected th a t Judge .Andrews w ill render a decision on S a turday next. COURT M A R T E N S E EN T E R T A IN S . Court M a rtense No. 3,400, I. O. F.. gave an en tertain m e n t and euchre a t its room s, 1,264 F o r tieth stre e t, on T h u rsday evening, Juno 12. The follow ing program m e was rendered: Vocal solo, \Only in D ream s.” G. .A. How e, accom p a n ied by Mrs. T. F isher: m a n d o lin selections. ''.Non E v e r\ and ''R e m e m b e r Me.\ Mr. Lam a sa. accom p a n ied by .Mr. Morse; baritone solo, “ T he R o sary,” Mr. H and accom p a n ied by M rs. T. F ish e r ; violin solo. \Scenes T h a t .Arc B r ig h test.” from ‘‘M a rltana.\ J. H. Rogers, accom p a n ied by Mrs. Rogers; H e b rew Im p e rsonations, Mr. and Mrs. G. K iefcinisK l; duel. “ D o n 't You Cry. My H o n e y ,\ M e ssrs. Hand and Howe, accom p a n ied by M rs. Fisher. M rs. F isher th e n rendered several selections on the piano, am o n g them being \Old Folks a t Hom e,” w ith v a r iations. At the conclusion ot the en tertain m e n t play was started on th ir ty tables. A num b e r ot handsom e prizes w ere offered. REPO R T ON ALLEGED SILK FRA U D S W. AVlckham Sm ith, special deputy a s s i s t ant attorney general in the alleged sill: im p o r tatio n fraud cases, has begun the prepa ration of a complete and extended rep.mt of iris investigations. He hopes to finish it by the end of this ivet k. Before the recetiU / begun action against certain m em b ers of tha firm lif .A. S. R o senthal & Co. was Inaugurat ed, Mr. Smith made a p a r tial report, w h ic h re characterized yesterday as verbal and in terlocutory. EX C HANGE TO CLOSE. Liverpool. June 14—The provision ex change here will be closed Ju n e 26 and Ju n e 27 In observance ot th e coronation festlv i- I flJs. ................................. ...... !a .*i'u ■ ey iiiiJiM
