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SRSsy mm met mr sv sfcsb irf worn fvm iW a Sf 4 ete 4 IfcfllsfNI ft Mk 121 J9A3 PBANCISCP CGBLBOCTjB SUSTDAT iTTJPrai 9 iyn a BLYXIffi BLOCK SOLD T0 BER BELLMAN ANB BB SYNDICATE Of a a a aa tt vCbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbWV 3 iiiirSys I yaBBBBBBBBBBBBm noat tei vxPu ir 1TV 1 Hl v3V ftav a BBBBBBBBBBajrBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBVBW BSBBBBBBBBBBBBaBaBBBBBBi aBBBaaaaBBi i tMiMaNHwaiaia ib i vnw vba i IK yaF 2bHb bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbB I 1 JEJiV dEJE 9Hol 1 1 HbbbbbbbI CVsbbbbbbbbbbB 5 7 ysj QHfci2nAH reMSrVtifWKiV fBJJ SHBi 7 XVv EBjr a las is CV Vf i ryr tr Si i S3 ttMHKMMMt4MUtMM Gf 1 1 jj Wu1 Ja I I I 4 1 i ri 1 1 Priee Paid a Seeret but Fig ure Probably in Excess of Two Millions a mHE REPORT that a portion of the Blythe block had been Durchased by I Hellman broadened out yetterduy into the act that the entire property had been sold by Mrs Florence Blythe Mooe to Mr BTellman Antoine Borel and others whoae names are not given out This is undoubtedly the most extensive realty4 transaction from a financial view that has ever taken place in San Francisco The amountisnot stated fact Is known only to the seller and the buyers some of the other perr sdns connected with the negotiations beln as much in Ignorance as is the general publlvXtcan be estimated however from the comparative facts that In the Baldwin Flood transaction the nex In Importance to the Moore Hellman deal 34000 square feet of Market street realty were Involved and the consideration was 514J5WW while there are 64854 square feet in the Blythe bloclf including the recently acquired Sawyer lot and the condemned Brooks street The property thus disposed of comprises all of the block bounded by Market street Grant avenue and Geary street excepting three pieces They fire the Adams Klbbe parcel at the gore 6f Market Kearny and Geary street 37 on Market 20lH on Kearny and 306i on Geary street the Mutual Savings Banksite adjoining 53 feet on Market and 74 feet on Geary stret sold In January of last year by Mrs Hoore for 290000 and an irregular lot on the cornet of Grantvehue and Geary street partly covered by the former City of Paris building with 40 feet on Geary street 0 on Grant avenue and with a twenty foot I In the rear The frontages of the property sold to the Hellman sjTidlcate are 35Hi feet on Grant avenue 225 feet on Geary street and 23s feet on Market street At present the Blythe block produces an income of about 3140000 per annum which is 316000 a year more than twel months ago when in Wood building was leased for ten years at an increase from the former rental of 318000 to 23000 or nearly 2 per cent This lease might be supposed to stand in the way of improvements of a general character but it Is Intimated that it is not an obstacle which cannot be overcome er No announcement Is made by the Hellman syndicate as to whether or notiif will 5 improve the entire property or whether it will Improve a portion and dispose of the re malrider4Thepossibilltlesinthe direction of improvement are enormous1 TheBythebIock Is one of the best in San Franclscoso ar as traffic and movement are concerned Market street Is jthe great artery of the city Kearny street is Jts principal Irlbntaiyand out of Third street flows the travel of persons reaching San Francisco from the growing suburban town on this peninsula and the coast coun tlestavthe south Yet for reaeons beyond the power of the late owner theBlyhe block has fallen Into a condition even nore deplorable than that In which she found it Most of the buildings areverltable shacks the unvenerated survivors the tlnieiwhen this city was still the pioneer period There is nothing now thatstands in the way of this block being covered by the most handsome strucures in San Francisco as the purchasers are men of great wealth The location insures abundance of tenants and remunerative rents and It is fair to presume that the days when the Blythe blockihas been a disgrace to this city and an Impediment to Hhe general Improvement of Market streetwll soon be of an unreverenced past A promise of what the future may have in store is furnished by the building for the Mutual Savings Bank under course of erection on the parcel ofthellpckHold to that institution Negotiations for the sale of the property to one or mors pTsoTiaor corporations have been pending foi manjr nfonthii ifijtneof these were with capital owned in the East as it seemed for a time that the proposition was tooenomous for local consideration Finally however Thomas Magee Sons who made the sale found in I Hellman and his associates men who were equal to the occasion and yesterday with Attorney A A Moore and Bartnett of Gunnison Booth Bart nett representing Mrs Florence Blythe Moore consummated one 6f the largest real estate transactions on thb Pacific Coast Thomas Blythe the man who acquired the property known as the Blythe block died in 1883 The fight for his estate which included a large tract of land in Mexico the whole being valued at 35000000 began in earnest in 1885 and was kept up by an army of claimants for fifteen years Finally tbeestate was awarded to Blythe8 daughter now Mrs Moore TDuring the litigar tipn half a million dollars was palij tgadnilnistratorsand attorneys and at Its close the attorneys came in for a million dollars more To pay off these latter claims the estate was mortgaged for a mllilon doUar and a small portion of the block was sold to vthe Mutual Sav0gs Bank GALLATIN SUED im HIS BAOGHOR Shells the Wife pf Ernest SetorihomsonjMe rr Writer iTiEN THOUSAND DOLLARS AND INTEREST WANTED CLAIM BASED ON AN AGREEMEr4T MADE BV FATHER WHEN DIVORCED1 Jthe Capitalist Made Payments as Prdm Ised Until TnreeYeara Aoo nd Then Refusedto Give Any jyipre JThe suit of Mrs GracThorhpson ftgainst her atherbert Uatlni has beeij transferred fromSacrarnentp to Sari fFrahclsco fortrialj jur Gallatin redes hereV Mra vThbmpson is the wlfel of Ernest SetonrThonipson the writer ari4 lecluxerjwJChpbbyv Is anlrlV JShe nas asked or JlOOOO pirlncipat dJlnJOoXlntirest alleged beMdueunder ari agreement thit Gallatin madeiripttfa mother Mri NemleAi Gailatlhiibh Juhei iJSSl heriuaaliatlnreslde4 in Sacramento and Mrs Gallatin pK DtrqlRctu The husband laid wife nadberj dl Worced In Sajcrarnento and atrsif Gal a MSrCiotiribtvth dlvorcedecreeijwas idven VP4iai fjHSl r7 a fig es wm i it iiaifiv tf fi vrninvMf iThftil Stance Gallatlh areed tp pa 366 66 inbntb for GracesuppcVv until she became 18 rpciliwdJatf 10WQ vhert attained thatigeV If he should then be worth over 3100000 ji theinvpayableto be350W ITijeere worth between 75000 and jt00000arid only whatever amount he might think proper he were wortbj less than ThedaUghterattaIned thecagepf 18 yeaW on June 18 1890 and at that tlmeihe rallegediv Gallatin waaw6f tbs more than 3100000 He JagTWd In i writing to pay her J10000 as promised and to aUowherJ ier centlnterest on that Bumi until paymeptl was made Intimf Interest wMlreducedfto percent at was paid regularly tmtll NQvember 1898V alnce which time according to theromplainfcMr8Thomp on haa not received nymoney from hejc father joa accountj of he agrees QaUatlnfii the 1 rtce presldent and feneral manager of the Sacramento ilectrlc Gas and RaUway company and resides at 8401Scotttreet with rtr fh Hftcramento divorce Hiram Wj Jrinhnaon Vof Sacramento 1st Mrs TempjsiTttoroerfl teVuttti Qobdf ellow represents Gallatin ho apparently ImendatoTreaistpay Wenofhls daughterfrfclelm asMong aaposslbler Mrs Thompsdna sister wbowas MlsaJenrile Gallatln Tesldes fniSait ErancIscovIabetlsttB thewlfe fFrajtkJPpwIaUofB tb ronideiAlsMcfies accurate data In reard to t5ed prtt te TO BE MflKED President Hays Preparing to Inaugurate a Big Reform TEARS WILL BE SHED AfTHE DAWN OFJULV POLITICIANS COUNTRY EDITORS AND MERCHANTS WILL SUFFER In the Opinion of Head Ofvthe Southern Pacific Company Triejr Should Alt pay Their Railroad Fares President Charles Mr Hays of fiie Southern Pacific Company la preparing to inaugurate another reform that twill cause tears to be shed when the flrsfpf next month rollsfarSundt President HaysJ thinks that it lslaboutilmeto ciit jaownV the annual pass lis tand at the end oftheijpresentmonthho of the corporation who haye enjbyedthe courtfisyiOf ifree transportation thrbiigh the favor of the Huntington administration or the friendship the various heaobfiepairtmen selves cailedjopon to payjtbrthelrtiatia pbrtatlon Uke therest btthe traveling pubUcV ruvv ic ZZ 1 Since Haaywaar imported from the East and installed In the presidency of jthe Kentucky corporation he has made a study of the annual pass question Vhen heynteredupon bis duties he foundVthatTtheHMtlngtbnadmlnistra ilon haiiilef tiJiImiAsjheritagea Jong list of annual spassholdera who Svere deemed to be entitled tbthe courtesy for reasons satisfying totie heads of departments In the past the heads of de partmentafihad their select coterie of friends whose names wens recommended to the favor ot the pass committee of the boardTof directors HerrlnVKrutt schnltti FlUmbre Stubbs MillsJ Ad otherofficersif lihelcompany besides the Huntington Crocker and Stanford Interests were alWrepresented Vn the annual pass JUt and the Ustwas anin terestlnff oUrectorybf country newspaper proprietors politicians merchants and others whosejgoqd will the company desired topreserye Hayisis said to have verged on an attack of heart failure when he first took a survey of theUsWniJanuamasti Hedecldedi however not toact hastily in the revl slon of the pass list and In orderthat he might have time in which to discover who amongthe many were entitled ito nBUalhegavfejanbterthatall1ref newals of annual pasaesexcept such as were Issued to official otthecompany anot to officials and Tepresentatlvesrof other roads whose namea appeared on theexchange lists ahouldbe limited to June 30th iSlnce that time Hays has made diligent toaulrles as tosthelden tlty of theppMtlclanSttolBc holders country editors merchants clubmen and other whose Javorfand friendship have been reciprocated jitf pastyears mtxA tt 1 that5 has 84Mad very ewwjcyija ptii mmtii0i 41 empted from the payment of railroad fares Just now he is reducing his views to writing with the aid of a blue pencil and it is said that the dawn of the new month will find a general gnashing uf teeth among peoplej of prominence and Influence throughout the State who for years have smiled with the satisfying thought that the Southern Pacific could not get along without them Hays takes the view that since the railroad is out of politics it has no fur ther need to cultivate the favor of politicians and Mills country newspaper friends and as for merchants and others who have traveled on annual passes through the friendship of departmental heads he considers that no valid argument can be offered to convince him why they should not contribute to the coffers of the company when they go a holidaying like the less favored traveling public McCanri Held to Answer John McCann accused of holding up and robbing Mrs Rosa Geniales on Crescent avenue two weeks ago was hld to answer by Police Judge Cabaniss yesterday on a charge of robbery The evidence against the prisoner was strong A hat that he left in his flight was put in evidence and proved to belong to hlim McCann has also been identified by Miss Rita Young as a man who attempted to rob her two years ago GOING GOING AND GONE Willevery pair of shoel of the Portland 717 Market street The factory sale of shoes Is outdoing itself Everybody who had the good fortune to be around will testify to the great advantage In buying shoes at the above place Ladles and Mens regular 35 shoes are being sold for 3190 33 60 shoes for 3133 Tc morrOw therevwitlbe on the table for you to pick rom a pairs or iaoies enoes ana ties worth none less than J2 50 for Toe a pair Every pair will be sold at the Factory Bale of shoesnT Market street near Thirds ILOCIED i Captain RossClaimst6 Have Foundth9 Long Sougffij Sunken Wreck TALKS 0FW0RJ0Fi 1 SALVING HER CARGO FINDER DECMNES TO GO INTO THE DETAILS OF HIS DJSCOVERY He lsVaiting He Says Until the Weather Conditions Will Permit Him to Send Down Somo Divers The steamer Rio de Janeiro may soon yield up the treasures which she carried under the waves when she was wrecked In the Golden Qate on the morning of February 22L Captain John Ross a veteran mariner who sailed but of this port for thirty years andwhb hasbeen in the wrecking business for ten years declares that he has located the Rib and that he has known for six weeks Where she is lying but for important reasons did not make his find known These reasons he says were three in number Other persons were seeking the wreck he did not care to show his hand until he had authority from the owners of the Rio to go to work on her and the weather conditions were such that diving was Impossible Ross has now obtained authority from a majority of the owners He filed a report yesterday with the Rio Wrecking Company by which he is employed reciting that the wreck had been located and touching on his plans for the future He did not give the location of the sunken vessel nor the depth of water sh4 Is In but merely announced that he had found her We have had the Rio located for six weeks said Ross last evening We found her by sweeping The exact loca tion will not be made known until we have coupled on to her and that may not be done for ten days Among other things we have been waiting for au thorlfy from the owners of the Rib jJow we have authority from some of the owners and we expect to get the authorization of the rest as the work progresses We are prepared to go ahead as soon as the weather permits which we expect will be within thenext ten dava The freshet from the Sacramento river is still strong but it is sub aiding and we shall be able to dive soon It has been an unusual spring we have had none like it since 1884 and the Eea in the Vicinity or tne wrecK naa Deen Itpb rough fbr work owingtbtheheavy southwest winds off shore Because of the peculiar position of the wreck we can not determine just yet what appliances will be needed in salving the cargo We Jiave been acting with isecrecy because other searchers were out but now all have given up and we ihave a clear field Although Hoss does not 8ive the depth of water it is presumed from the fact that he speaks of diving that she lying in about twenty fathoms He is positive that he has found the vessel and looks forward tor the work of salvage with the air of a man who sees nO obstacles before him What the wreclc of the Rio will yield is proDiem atical but as she carried a rich cargo the wreckers expect a big return for their labors If the vessel has held together probably many bodies will be found for although about 130 persons were drowned very few bodies came ashore and these few were picked up on the day of the wreck THE KINGS DAUGHTERS ADOPT A CONSTITUTION All Circles North of Tehachapi Will Be Under Common Legislative Direction The convention of the Kings Daughters which met this week in Central Metnoaist Episcopal Church held a business session yesterday afternoon in the parlors of that place of worship ne corresponding sec retarv of the International Order Mrs I Davis in view of the fact that the con vention decided to organize a Htat branch presented a constitution which was adopted It provided that the cauror nla Branch as all that section of the State north of Tehachapi elected to call itself should be affiliated withthe Inter national Order and that tne state secrete rr iutHl At the annual convention should be subject to confirmation bythe pnorai central council The nominations Tor the State offices are to be made by the informal ballot system 1 ne reiarvej plained that the order was not yet thoroughly parliamentary but it yet would bef adding that system would be protect ivi and beneficial in many ways articles of the constitution were Hx YK jr mmmrumm WMsM SXf Coming iC 4a Summer the romping jUUIC ui nine pcupic 10 a time of wearand tear on the feet Parents should se6 that their childrenareshod wjth footwear socomfortable as to allow them td play with perfect freedom and 0 stout and peretlyadapted to themoyements of the foot that theshoe will notmeet with sudden strains which make it break and tear Our Orthopedic Shaped bhoes let every toe resr easw ana insure a proper development of the feet of little boys and girls For reasonable prices and perfect satisfaction in childrens shoes visit orwrite to A 5Ve ft KINDERCrARTEN VfiOt HJNIONigftREEt lJj rZ MM MMMMJ 0 i fl I I MM MISCELLANEOUS An Honest Opinion fren Mr HL Roderigae Vo Vaiaq Mayertes Glassei ff Gosf Usyerle 1071J4 Mtrket Demr Wrt Jt rTH me mit tilcuon in belnr aUe UU tt I ttorlff 7 inl tot me ia Scptcstber last ease Bare ciTca enilr itiifetlon I miy add ttit let alternate fiitau I hT ed tiem from 10 to ia wars wuut wnung vj ciecina ligfctw and bst ezperleaeed neither pain nor I SODEBIGCB 1806A OysrreU streft strata to my eyes Designed by Frank Van Trees RS HEARSTS latest benefaction tO this city takes the forrn of a beautiful kindergarten building to be erected on the north ldeofiUnipn street between Dupont and cock ton In a neighborhood where such work among1 the children finds peculiar scope The building will be of brick varied hueand arrangement three stories in height and covering a space J51434 by406feet Accommodations will be provided for 140 children In fjve classrooms and in at4on special quarters will be assigned for a training school for teachers of kit ergarten methods Frank 8 Van Trees Is the architect voted upon section by section and arUele by article Mrs Clark who Dresided receiving the vote which was recorded by the secretary Mrs A Spring It Was agreed that the adoption of the by laws 3 would be left with the executive committee of the State branch The convention will close this evening at 745 oclock in Simpson Memorial Churchwhen a consecration service will be conducted itayerlas cUut are far sapertoe to all others for reading or dlitanee weak eyes poor stfbtj headaches dltsinesa eloadioess of vision floating spots pala about the eyes behind the bead or ia the temples nerronaneaa sore eyes dta fharctniteyeafeeUac liha saad la the eyes eroas eyes bornlnc amartlnr ltcMsr scratcUns twltchun flneyor dlacbarjdaf eyes heary eye llda ete Jlayerlea sUaaea treat the eyes Strengthen the optic nerre and preaerre the alght Mayerlea gliues are now Baed the hlf heat United States Army Nary and Goremment offl tUU bbssssHbb1Sl9bsbss1 bHHHHHHHIv bsHHsHbbIbH iHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllB HIIIIIIIIIIIIH JilllllllllllllH BBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSK 7 BSBBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSl tSJ GE0BGE MAYEDLE German Expert Optidan vjf OERMXn OPTlCAIi ITTTOTE Also eradnate AJffiBiCAJT COIXEGEOy OPHTUAlAlOLOaV Charter Uember American Aaaoclatton of Opticians 1071 HARlfeT STREH Opposite nibernla tfankf Saa Franciaco Cat Persons ordering glaaaea by mu anooia aiaia their age i atao whether glaaaea are wanted foe reading or diatance or both and what price Coa4tt40B CxaWaaUoajBBd Advice free Telephona Booth 6T3L OPES ETENKIGS CKTIL GtRMAH EYEWATER 50 Cent iT i CUTiTWIS OUT a a THE BIGGEST 0lSliilElLE5 i 3 i To day8 phenomenal store news assures wonderful selling for this week Never In our history have June records shown such gratifying results This Is thef economy center xA San Francisco thats why It has grown to be one of the busiest retail stbre3 In thlscHy Your dollar goes furthest here It buys most both In quality and quantity Undoubtedly that Is ioiegrcati reason i why we lead ik 111111 tus Black Silk Purchase 200P YARDS BLABK PEAU DfeIJEyiHD BUCK TAFFEirA We have made preparations to do the biggest Black Silk business here td morfdw a sale that you cannot afford to ismore because the values are blreer than ever before because the Sllks i are the Jilcrhest arade and because fv theyj goito yoi at fuljy onv thlrd less than original coiffAenianufacturera surplus stopk representingsome ttflOO Iiwlai vi Tnamaat flilnUfi lHh sarrrl IntrAtia SI IV no a itiraail nrAtf a to laet WaaIc nt a DVaaf aavftsi Trial aftrntlfa tilit fc chase wilt 6 ready tor you 10 select from to morrow morning tobe pn sale for MOKUAr only at tne following un a precedentedly low prices 3500 yards rich and lustrous Black Swiss Taffeta Silk a superior quality which we pronounce to be worth at least 75c yard on sale worm at yaro 54c ARD 87c 6000 yards Biack Peau del Sole a rich and extra heavy quality the most favored Silk for skirts and suits warranted to give excellent wear YARD worth at least 12S yard on sale for Monday only norm fiio sc yara 4 SS00 yards Black superior grade oil boiled Swiss Taf ifetaf llki fuUy 80 inches wider a Silk of the highest order rich and lustrous very Xyard guaranteed lm possible to duplicate under l25ai yard on sale for YARD orth5L25gMonflayonly87c yard HlsiiaMIMtliatlltllltaiaiHIMlllliaMatMIMMtaMIMMMtMIMMiatNaMfHtlMMIHHM 1 Bxtra Special for Monday Only 3000 yards All Silk ChongeaWe Colored Taileta Silk in i twenty three worth 65c yard on sale Its the first general mark down sale of the season a time when we make radical reductions to clear out Reduction Sale Ladies9 Silk Dress Skirts our surplus stock an of SATIN STRIPED AVOOUCHALlT Skirts of Silk Dress Stole tucked tODS flarins flounce wit Black I ruffles unequaled opportunity for our customers to purchase high gratle garments for less than the original manufacturers cost Taffeta and Peau de graduated flounce wim rucning or li slllr ruffles a nerfectlv mad IScedhffkIrt re125ff 1850 2250 Former prices J3U ana 1 Wool Batiste Monday 59c Yd The aTeatest Dress Goods bargain on sale for Monday only 60 pieces 43 lnch All wool French Batiste a pretty and soft material for street and evening wear in these fashionable colorings New blue re3eda cardinal gray old rose pink castor light blue watermelon pink cream and blackT sold all over at 1 Here for Monday KQO Wash Skirts Firat BbQwiag of Sumnver Wh Sklriaiaadeotiock Pique and Grate TJnen amart and at yllili effeeli you coolaat afford to niab them when yoa eonaWcr ear aaTlnr prices apeclai at each 150 250 500 ANOTQERBIG SUK fAISTSAlE Diilyi8 Each There hasbeen the greatest do rnand for these Waists this sea eon Anotner smpment nas just wgeaoiev oioreu loueia Ifj ol the leading shades iyf Vfl I ale forMondayy V7V UlNMIIIIItMl jtfcslsijsitlaifaiBBfsieBlB i Ofell JiiiiSfjil Cjiallies There idccurs here to morrdwianothermof Ahose stirring bargain sales that have done so much to burld up our lm mense business we nave maae a large purcnase ot a line rge pu LIES over 300 pieces in all Every piece Is this seasons production and the assortment consists of hew and recent printings la llghU medium and dark grounds in the choicest styles which will be sold for Monday and Tuesday only your pyo choice at yard liijvirr 1 Jl special purchase of forty pieces 25C Urass Linen genuine Orass Linen sheer qual and 18C Mninlnu 18a ty suitable fror dresses and waists the regularJ5c qual hams 32 Jnches wlde sf preityjcorueastriped enTect3 InTchoice oxbiood blue pink lavenderand gray jq only yard Mf i ii bb11MbWBBMbbb1bbb1 i I tt COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION A RARE GLOVE OFFER Ladies 175 Gloes Monday 115 Pr If these Gloves were purchased in the regular way we would be compelled to ask as others do 175 a pair but we secured ES dozen from a Pans rrrvtiviiii i HVvuysvHf anwea uniiuraiiuuauij yv 6 tne nnesf selected jrrenci Kid ttque est Waist ever offered on the Coast for the moneyri Madeiof washable Taffeta Silk finished with flue tucks all over front back and sleeves with the latest bishop rsleeveafWIn colors of light blue pink oldrose cardinal royal gray white and black all sizes djo QQ itor Monday only eachi 9y9 f1 ii i 5F -If 8for5Mss liflen 11 Jcetticpats A A eafcMonday special Made dftaifine grade of Grass 0Linenvfln Ished with threedeep jifHessmade A tJIAT nirwlanvtti AAA ejLua wwo Qjjv i ou For 4 Monday cJiVvsffgVy Ml imm Ke WHITE GOODS For tIajaasjaisaiBtSB4tjffsBBsMsss REMNANT sale Js hiv tremendous1 sales Iri Our White Goods department ot accumu ateaareWleWhat IthshQuldJbat this time if theirwirJthatWhetiold Monday thatsihV the tgaln it Irnported ilndla IJnon Iruui Dlniltles Victoria lAwpsi Jppetf wlci cetrlpe Iwns Nain ioolc iSngr tlehgtifronrjtwo to twelve yardsiH for aprons walstsu dress lengthi ahilipabresses yatuestip Sn l32ii varA mrttft closed OUt sewn latest stitched backs with two clasp fasteners every pair guaranteed in colors or tan tnoae reqr orown gray white blackr all sizes fc 1 1 on sale for Monday only palr I 4U 0YER AND LACE IUCK1N6S A grand collection of exquisite Nala sook Swiss Batiste and Grass Linen fKAll Oversi many styleaj so popular for aresscs waists ari yoainKs sreciai lines selected for to morroWa selling oua ana uiuscer xucwea aihivw Yokliurs In Swls Nainsook and Cambrie ranging in price from SOc to 2XJ ayara Lace Insertion and Tucked All Over Takings in Lawn Grass Linen and Batiste special to J3 50 a yard jtyrtor Monday omy yaraftAjMf ie swu ni Do nt delay purchasing if you ZSCWrllte Flque are looking tor a genuine Pique fnr 14c VAA bargain we closed out a big lot lur i iu vhe aualltv adanted for nklrtu fr sea and mountain wear always Bold aVc ayard JC special at yardvtrt4wtiTTjtrjrjvlTj i 25c Madras Ginghams wafstrilS8tpfeSe bS mondav I7c Yd colc e108 jumg the 25c quality i in colorings oi for Monday MmaMH MondayIsSaIe of BIack iVelvet ri Ribbons TBe bsat sniet all Slh brcght 1200 ptocea at elaj price onaIeSJt5 nitrtvif 03137 i No r4tj drrareo No a locjdjitouc No 18cjrdr 17pr 25eyd t2Sp No ia aoc 2 Ts Xt0 35c yd 0 14 A GREAT LINING SALE 2 5c Silt Mereea 3c Yd The blzerest llnirur offer of tha vwirj forty pieces go on sale for almost half price They were closed out from a re trng wholesale house Just the quality ao well adapted for ladies pctticoitsvi nicy nee uibuk grouna wun Deautltul bright mercerized stripes of yellow old rose red cerise iirminlw rmM imi I pie lavender and white always aold at Vf rurui iur iu onuay ana ATies Jto grara ctfcK4Cf 115 Silk Petticoats Mraday Dont mlss seeine these beautiful Petti coats Impossible to procure them else wnere lor me raone a cnanca nic Kim I by our New York buyer made of the utt jaiieia wuir a couoie Tumeand graduated flounce extra width and length In colors pf oldrpse reseda tans lavender purple royal cadeU gray irrf dlnal cerise new ereen andd7QC black great value at each pattiaafliaas WIMMtW Great Vatoes in MUSLM UNDERWEAR Someot the finest goods We carry have been reduced for to morTOW because a few are slightly solledjor mussed fromhay ing been displayed in the window or ehownoverth counter All ar handsomely trimmed with fljie laces embroideries tucks and hemstitching 11 75 and Jl B0 Corset Covers beautlfuMy lac4 and em CO brri jrlmraadJ reduced to MhrtijS 10 Corset Covers of fine Cambric with lace andembroi ICO dt5TJnSnf T1 SF W13 Pectal each l0 Gowns nade of the finest Nainsook exquisitely trimmed with finest embroidery and lace sold at J6C9 OR Lit OC J6 and 760TeHcei to6ch1 ti 3iOJoD tamone Drawera with littfhinij sn jmbrM10 rnn andjacetrimiateri were cr special aC paU i VW mi tM fe i 4SS1 Gj LBti 5 aME8ultS8i vmin uu 1 a5 atiiain weresscr special at plra WU rSSi wns eAagantly Hiade with ce openwork vndayyoucholMy 3 chjMMMirr1tiW eMWftTs fi si KL Cf XCCJl i tK i Yt 0 SmA I IV a it BBBB 1 jl spay ZV kOiPUP fW.