The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 3

0 THE BOSTON SUNDAY 'GLOBE AUGUST 20. 1890. 3 DRAPERY DEPT. Floor. Sew Building.

values for this week. New goods, direct from the tninitfac-begin to do justice to them in an advertisement jcjrc corSt'n5 Ve cnn0 CHINA DEPARTMENT, vs First Grand Opening Fall Goods. We extend a cordial invitation to all to visit this department and inspect the beautiful display of Brie-a-Brae, China, and Glass VVare. which has just been opened. You will find the stock is rich, choice, and well assorted in fact, we are fully confident that no other retail stock in New England can surpass It either in variety, quality or low prices.

First Peep: New. Autumn Goods. Tomorrow, we show for the first time some of, the 189f Fall Goods procured by our own buyers In Europe and this country. Our marvellous success In the Summer Clearance Sale of last week has become the talk of Boston, and we are glad to announce that not a dollar's worth of summer goods will be carried over. We start the Fall season tomorrow with vim and vigor, perhaps a little early hut at' prices that will make it an object to buy here now.

FURNITURE (0 Curtain Jnt CO pairs Irish Point Curtain. la hir and sere. Iia- frirtn) to Will st OO. Hprrlil pries mi this small lot $3 00 a pair. BOO pairs of lain rsfflM rorU'ss "nlT, 1 3c.

A TSe. curiala tot pair Sr.flM Ma.Ho Cortiln. lo vti at JToms and pula masllos. vi rn. 2 rds.

Irxu: extra qusllty 4 T. uj st 100 a All I best TOflVd 50c (o ytiis. nl a esnoot ft w.rAt lM ri rsnins pnftlCfCi ms1r sps-far Sf-lsi pries $1.50 or 75e. T.PfT fortlm 48 1 rWltirsd from BSWsp.lt. or 11.50 )r Grand Opening Sale Tomorrow of a phenomenal purchase of Chairs, Chiffonnieres, Couches, Tables, Sideboards and Beds, i a carloads just arrived from the factories.

We can make your money buy more good taste and move honest furniture than it ever did before. All purchases of 810.00 or more boujht in the department delivered at any railroad station in New England, prepaid. Silverware. First Floor Left Centre. On Sept.

1st nil silver plated ware will advance about 25. due to the Increase ln the price of metal. We want to warn our customer that this will be the last sale on Rogers Bros. 1817 tableware at prices quoted, and advise every one to purchase now and save money. A1 Tea Spoons, set of 6 99c kl Table Spoons, pair A1 Dessert Spoons, set of 6 1.99 Al Porks, set of 6 1.99 12 dwt.

Knives, set of 6 1.78 WINDOW SHADES. msks window strode to order, and try to them as assr perfect as pood workmen ran pet them. Wr os tbs best band-nrod tint ninths and Hollands obtainable. II t-bom tollers always. Every shade ordered of ns Is eat.

made, fitted and honf by ei(erl-eoced workmen. Onr chads are hemmed no both cldea and ent to fall tlos the window ledce TTIrot more, we warrant onr tint rloths as absolutely fadeless. On shades all ready to be put up ear prices ere right. American Holland 25 Paragon Holland 35c Scotch Holland 50c American Tint 25c Oil Opaque 35C Rug Fringes. LSVfni Kr Hammock Pillows.

low. In art tickings and tapes- A tries. Rsgolar $L50 pillow, at I 1181 $1.00 each laVrU Scotch Muslins. Mosllns tor sash cnrtstns. For this sals a 17c.

duality at 12c. a A new Imports tlon of Scotch 12k Dinner Sets. 8 SC Brownfield's uiuucr nrw Knguh under- glaxc Flo Cobalt, with haud-ftlltna nod gold Illumined- This la an entirely new effe, never before shown In Boston. Our 17.98 price for a complete 130-ptec set, $17.98.. Special lot of FINE ENGLISH SEMI-PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, 130 piece, lo th new and popular "Queen's border pattern.

lo soft-toned colorings. This set roust he seen to be i fullv appreciated. The pile la only $9.08. 9.98 Ice Cream Sets. 13 pieces, new embossed ahap.

very dainty band decorations and gold trimmed. bpeelal price $1 79 set ape, very 1.79 Fancy Cups and Saucers. 600 Fancy China Cups and Saucer, in a variety of shapes and ilecoratlons. You will find some very etieclal Values lu this lot at 10c. 10c 100 Koval Bon" Podding Net.

Rtofclv decorated nd 79c 8 gold 8 piece. id trimmed oalj 79c. set. Hair Pecetver. Chin Miuir jr K(renl, The at Unfly dortted nml Burpa la value earthing ever offered 2-V.

will offer tbls lot st tho unheard of price of tOCe I 10c Vyjgt 200 Royal Tepllta Vases. In rich veaca. YriInin Beat gold handles and gold Illumined. Special price on this lot in ncu 69c Toilet Sets. Rich Hand Decorated Toilet Seta of 10 pieces.

Fancy embossed shapes and gold traced or stippled, assortment to select $2.98 set 2.98 Cuspadors. 200 Real Hand-Decorated China Cuspa-dor. full also, new shapes and' decorations. Special at 2Uo. each.

mnTPQ 29c Street Floor. Cut Tumblers. Table Tumbler, full alse. 7 tn of cutting, the bCBt value ever offered at the price, $2.49 dozen Engraved Tumblers. tern Table Tumblers.

In a variety of styles, all hand engraved, medium weight. Our special price, 39c. dozen Berry Saucer crn, full brilliantly nol-IniieJ. Special price for this lot 8bC. dOttl) eeesesee 2.49 )I 117111, 39c TV JV1 36c Pudding Sets.

GLASSWARE. NEW Capes, Jackets, Suits. FALL STYLES in Glass Vases. 480 Fine Imitation Cut Glass Vaaea, Tulip shape, 10-Inch alae, very pretty pattern, at only 12c. each.

on tw 12c Onr 10c. assortment, comprising BERRY and FRUIT DISHES, ln a variety of patterns. Water Pitchers. Vinegar and Oil Bottles, etc. Pieces worth 15c.

to at, your choice, 10c. nurriu 10c VASES. Special importation of French Glass Vases, ln assorted nolo rings. Including Indian Yellow, ImperlafGreen and Ablnthe. These vases measure 11 Inches, and are a remarkable bargain at 29c.

each inB'nTn 29c Third Floor Sew Bolldlng. Priced in this advertisement are opening prices. A Fen Words An uncomforta- a ble bed is one of About Bedding. worst plagues of life. If the bed is creaky, the springs jolty and the mattress lumpy, your rest is disturbed.

For this week we offer high-grade goods at tempting prices, and those who practice economy should buy now. Enamelled Beds. Enamelled beds, like cnt. solidly constructed, brass, trimmed, no better bed made for common usage. We have them ln all the regular sizes.

Special price to atart the fall trade. $8.73 sach 3.73 A soft-top mattress, in all mattresses. usual sizes, with good ticking. Sold elsewhere for 4 fff $3.50, present price $1.87 I AS each -e e-e Mattresses with soft top and bottom, tu one or Id two parts, worth $5.00, In all the regular sizes, $2.47 tom, tu one 2.47 A good all curled hair Mattress, ln one or In two parts, with old-fashioned Amoskeag A. O.

A. ticking, worth $16.00, for $6.97 one or 6.97 A Mattress of long curled hair, with New York ticking. Furniture store price $15 00, ln all regular sizes, for $9.97 wild now 9.97 A pure South American Hair weighing 40 ln one part or in two, a good value at f-r $14.88 each Mattress, 14.88 Springs. Woven Wire Springe, In all the usual sizes, for either wooden or Iron beds, usual f.rlee $8.50, for thla sale 1.84 tor either 1.84 National Springs. Thla popular spring that every one knows, and which la sold everywhere for $5.00, we wUl sell them for $3.78 3.78 The Original HOUSE FURNISHING DEPT.

lorbrS mnde of fine qnal- Ltdles jacKcis, lty Kerfley cloth -a Hurd throafVmt. finished with strap ff- has this Jack- 5Sv3 9.95 cbfsfe Ladles' sSps-sts, plaid ffSS Stir (trMis skirts, tsllor-V. pfwt flttlng; also A Kinrtpjnc and chcrl- aFla. fiom at MKT B9P8 ste piAill skirts, tailor- 4.97 lUtM Ms serges. ehsT- fl fl k.

m3 brtlllantlne. Special UK lie Banement. LEATHER GOODS. prices, and still the leaders. Come it For outdoor use.

This dry. revolves, closes llko an umbrella, and la removable from ground post. Dryer complete with ground immsS and 100 fee mantle 1 othesllne, 2.39 With 150 feet Line fS.4D each. Window Screens, ud ow hardwood frames, best wire cloth covering. Soreens, 18 in.

high, extend 34 only. Qc Soreens, 24 in, high, extend 34 only 2 I Soreens, 24 in, high, extend 40 only. 24-0 Boreens, 20 in. high, extend 40 only. 330 Chafing nickel-plated, with hot water pan and reducing alcohol lamp, at $2.98 each.

copper 2.98, LADIES UNDERWEAR. Fall opening of beautiful under garments that ladies delight in possessing: Underwear made carefully, trimmed elegantly, finished perfectly: Hand-made wear and effect at machine-made cost: This exhibit will be appreciated when seen. Special prices on everything this week for tbeFall opening. NIGHT GOWNS. UUoVnft two rows Hamburg Insertion.

Regular value 79c. Special for tbls sale 49c. each rns, wun 49c 1 lot ladles Night Gowns, made of Fruit of the Loom cotton, trimmed with Val Tor-chon and Hamburg, very full sizes and well made. $1.00 quality, at 79c. each ai cor- 79c tra well 33c 1 lot of Ladles Night Gowns, extra well made, full sizes.

Regular value 59c. Special for this sale at Not over 2 to a customer. PETTICOATS 1 lot ot ladles Striped Petticoats. a. Regular $2.00 quality.

This lot marked at 98c. each 98c Carpets and Rugs. Fourth Floor. Our advertisement today offers plenty of reasons for buying, for you have car-net prettiness and carpet durability at low prices. 6-FRAME BODY BRUSSELS, regular $1.50 roods at 8 He.

made, laid and lined. Think of It, 98c. yd. on your floor. the price you pay k-C era Carpet f0r TaPtr SCOTCH VELVETS, In self-colors, something new for carpet borders.

We have them Id Navy, Old Gold, Garnet and Green. Jnst tho thing for a AY hor ler to piece out your E-w RJ old carpet. 8Sc. quality at I rS I only, yard IJf SMYRNA RLOT very heavy, all new designs and choice colorings: Size. Formerly.

Sale Price. 6x9 feet 6.50 4.98 7xl0i feet 12.00 7.98 9 xl2 feet 15.00 10.98 Wilton Carpet Rugs, hand fringed, representing good worth $3.50 at about one-fourth of the first cost. A IV, yards long, at $1.48 I I MCh LINOLEUMS. We offer some unprecedented valuee: 02o quality, 2 yd, wide, at 380 per aq yd. 75o.

quality, 2 yds. wide, at per eq. yd 8So quality, 4 yda. wide, at 580 per eq. yd.

Dry Goods. Second Floor. Here are seasonable goods, and at prices that should temDt one to buy for generations yet unborn. Bleached Sheetings. Sheeting.

20c. quality. Monday at I 15c. a yard, I ww Unbleached' Sheetings. xbtHe heavy 36-Inch Unbleached Sheeting, Ft 8c.

quality. Monday as a leader at rV 6c. a yard Ub n.d Cnpeafc Full else, Marseilles uea zspreaas. patterns, all hemmed snd ready for use. For Mon- jay ffV day this $1.00 Spread at 79c.

RI 2 cases 11-4 Wool Blnn- DLAYAC1 kPt9 ln 8. -ca Af sorted borders. Special price $2.62 a pair 3 qF iwj Bleached Damask. Munches vride, linen, anil it Is a dandy for the fl Ifs money, only 50c. a yard ij xfli Hapkins to match, $1.24 a dozen.

Linen Crash. Bsrnsioy aii- Bleached Crash, extra heavy, at ft ec. a yaid U4U Fall Footwear. Street Floor and Beacon Street. H.

D. Columbia Boots FOR WOMEN Pair. We have made no advance ln price, but shall continue to sell the Columbia at the low figure which has made 'them so popular. 2000 pairs Just received. Up-to-date In every way.

60,000 women ln and around Boston know the splendid value of this shoe. We propose to Increase the number to 100,000 this season. $10,000 worth Shoe Bargains must be sold this week. Notice the prices Ladies Boot 2.98 Ladies $4.00 Tan Vacation Boots 2.39 Ladies $3.50 Tan Cushion Sole Boots. .69 Ladies $3.00 Cushion Sole Oxfords 5 Ladles $3.00 Bioycle Boots I.G9 Ladies' $2.00 Common Sense Boots, broken sizes 69c Ladies $2.00 Eid Boots, small sixes 49 Ladies' $1.50 Oxford Ties 7 9 Ladies $2.00 Oxford Ties 97c Ladies' 50o.

Rubber Footholds, small sixes I9c Ladies' 50c. Bathing Shoes 19c Misses $1.50 Boots, to close 97c Childs $1.00 Sandal Slippers 49c Mens $5.00 Tan Shoes 2.89 Mens $3.00 Black and Tan Shoes. ,89 Men's $1.00 Slippers 59c Mens $2.00 Patent Leather 98c Boys $1.60 Shoes, to close 98c Boys' $1.25 Tan 79c 1000 pairs Tennis Shoes, with, rubber soles, high and low out, for men, boys and children, only 49c. 1-air TUU You are invited to have a free shine in this department. It will convince you that Cleveland's Superb Oil is the best His wife and relatives are completely prostrated by the sad news.

Charles Endicott was born In Canton. Oct 2S. 1822. and was educated ln Its schools. He had served the town many years as town clerk, 20 years or more as a member of the school committee, and had represented the town as a member of both the house and state senate.

He had been a member of the governor's council two terms, and was stale auditor for live years. At the time of his death Mr Endicott held the positions of commissioner of corporations and also that of state tax commissioner. He had been a highly esteemed member of Hiue Hill lodge. A. F.

and A. of Canton, being one of the two surviving charter members of that organisation. He was a communicant in the First Universaiist church, and was one of its most valued supporters. His wife, his two sisters, Mrs Evelyn Upliam and Mrs William Hillings of Canton, his two brothers, ex Sheriff Augustus B. Endicott of Dedham and Mr Henry Endicott of Cambridge, his son, Mr William E.

Endicott, and his one daughter, Mrs R. M. Field, wife of the manager of the Boston museum, survive the deceased. Mr Endicott had been a stanch republican in politics, and his advice and counsel were often sought by the leaders of the party in -both the town and the county. He was greatly beloved by the young and old, and his taking off has cast a deep gloom over this town.

At this writ.ng no definite Information can be ascertained concerning Mr Endi-cotts untimely taking off. Suffice It to say that nothing has been received here which has created such a shock as the news of this honored man's death. SERVICES TO TOWN AND STATE Pubi Career Began at 24 and Basides Filling Local Office Was in the House and Senate. Hon Charles Endicott. state tax commissioner since JS8L was born In Canton.

Mass. Oct 2S. 1822. the son of Elijah and Cynthia Childs Endicott. He has been in public UXe since 184, a record 6th and 6th Floors Sew Building.

KITCHEN CHAIRS. The world renowned 5-Splndle Kitchen Chair No. 1. Uniform price ln every furni ture store ln the country 75c. Special price for thla fall opening sale 47c.

each. COUCHES. Ju8t 50- upholstered ln all the popular fall shades of velours, a $10.00 couch in every way. Our special fall opening price $6.07 each it snaaes or 6.97 Extension Tables. 6-foot Extension Tables, riveted legs, well built and cer-vlceable.

Special price, for one week only, $3.98 each. Hall Stands. A handsome and Imposing Hall Tree, in antique oak, with brass trimmings, thoroughly finished, and ample size. Sold ln furniture stores for $22.50. Special for thla sale at $12.78 each.

Ladles' Drawers. i of Drawers, with deep hemstitched ruffle and cluster of tucks. Regular 49e. value marked at 19c. -each Not over 2 to a customer.

i i 19c Infants' Cloaks. Long ana Short Cashmere Cloaks. Good value $1.98. Now at 98c. Infants 98c Infants' Caps 25c 2.98 made of ellk, all sizes, from Each.

ADrOnS. lot ot Ladles White Aprons, stpruua. S9c value for thls ocr sale 25c. each A3C LADIES' HOSE. ,75 dozen Ladles light weight black ribbed Wool Hose, merino toes and heels, at 17c.

a pair i i 17c 100 dozen Ladles' regular made hose, spliced soles, double heels and toes, guaranteed fast black, some of this lot are worth 25c. Yonr choice at 14c. a pair (UlllPtfU 14c barites Black Cashmere llose, double sole, hish spliced heels auri toes. In light and heavv weterhts. A 50c.

bose at 3rie.a pair, or 3 for $100 IJr BilrUv 36c Second Floor. lot Imported Silk Mohair and Cut Jet Bead Trimmings. Imported to sell at 15c. Just as a leader at 5c. a yard iHau 5c 25c 1 lot of Elastic Beaded Belts, six different styles.

Regular 50c. belt. Special price 25c. each 33ES ffSSiBBiV impart any information that he could give cons.stentiy with his position. I He was often of great assistance to legislative committees, discussing the I problems of taxation, who sought his 1 advice on account of his large experi-I er.ee.

I In financial and corporate circles Mr i Endicott was always a high authority, I and the annual report of his department forms a valuable part of the statistics of the state. He has been during his life a director ln many institutions. Among them was the Norfolk mutual fire insurance com-i pany and the Neponset national bank, i He was for more than 40 years also a trustee of the Canton institution for savings, and later was Us president. 1 Mr Endicott was twice married, hie i first wife having been Miriam Webb, whom he married in Canton Sept 30, 1845. Of this marriage there was one child Charles W.

Endicott. His second wfe was Augusta G. D.nsmore, and the i wedding was in Charlestown. H. Oct 2.

1818. Two children were born of this i marriage. Edward D. and Cynthia A. The latter became the wife of R.

M. Field. Mr Endicott always resided in Canton, where his early successes were made and where his career as a public servant began. BOO PEOPLE AT. A.

O. H. PICNIC. Division at Rockland Holds an Attractive Event at Hartsnff Park. ROCKLAND, Aug 19 Five hundred people attended the outing of the A.

O. H. at Hartsuff park Jhls afternoon. The ball game between the Union glee club and Aiphonsus society 1 teams wo the former to The bicycle rac suited as follows: Mile- handicap by Fred Partridge of Medford from 70 yards; C. H.

Hargraves, Saxonville, scratch, second; Edward Stout, Providence, scratch, third. Time 2m 21s. Two-mile handicap Won by Charles Pitcher, Brockton, from 170 yards; Harry Edwards, Dorchester, scratch, second; Fred Partridge, Medford, 130 yards, third. Time 4m 65 1-4. DEPT.

HOSIERY DEPT. A few representative early fall bargains. Dont miss them. Street Floor. Main Bondin'.

ALARM CLOCKS Onr always popular and standard 98c. Alarm Clock will be sold this week tor 69c. This Is the best made Ansonla Alarm Clock on the market. arntBOYS' CLOTHING Second Floor. A large lot, Jnst received.

Mens and Young Mens Fall Top Coats. Un- AHf der ordinary methods of re-tailing the price would be R9 $15.00, ours Is only $0.89.. One large lot of Men's and Young Men's Suits. Comprises about everything made ln cloths, worsteds, casst-tneres and cheviots. They are $15.00 suits.

They are marked at $0.50 About 150 Young Mens Sntts, ages 14 to 20 years. Blacks. Blues and Fancies, single 'or double breasted. $5.00 Is the usual price and they are well worth It. That makes no difference, we are selling them at $2.08 This la a great chance for parents.

About 200 auits. nges 8 to 16 years, all styles. These are suits that are retailed and boasted about as being cheap at $3 00 and $4.00. As usual we ere cheaper, and offer them at $1.48 and $1.98. 1.48 1.98 CHILDRENS FALL TOP COATS, coverts, medium color.

$3 50 Is the usual price, we offer them at $1.50 IS, cov- 1.50 Millinery Dept. Second Floor. Exclusive styles ln golf and ready-to-wear hats for Immediate use, at prices that range from .98 to Each. Horse Clothing. Corner Somerset and Beacon Sts.

18 CARRYALL and SURREY HARNESSES, full nickel or brass trimmed, split top strup, double-st Itched, 4-ln. saddle, English style, russet reins, enrb Pits, made from oak leather, a $35.00 harness at $18.98 3 I 9 HARNESSES, SVj-ineh saddles, all double layer, nickel or brass trimmed, solid oak leather. Campbell machine stitching, an $18.00 harness at $10.98 each 11, solid oak 10.98 4 KAY FOLD HAND MADE HARNESSES. Moffatt stock, Kay saddle, full rubber trimmed, double stitched reins. Harness store price $60.00.

our price on these 4 harnesses or.i, $29.88 8 T.IGHT ROAD HARNESSES, enamelled fold leather, Kay saddle, full rubber or brass trimmed. This harness Is a beauty. Ought to bring 50. sfl Npeeial price on these tjvj 8 harnesses, $18.98 each VQ 20 EXPRESS HARNESSES, from 15.98 -E 35. Each.

Some remarkable bargains ln RIDING SADDLES AND BRIDLES, English and American makes. Special values ln Fall Plush Rohes. Fly Net SGC to 2.38 Each, Balters 39c Bach, Chamois Skin Each. Horse Erushes 3. 2lc Each, Bandy Brushes 23c Each.

100W hips, reduced from 25c. to. 15c Each, Full line of horse boots and horse clothing at very low prices. IN HUMANITYS NAffi Appeal for Help by Porto Rico Relief Committee. Justice and Ctiarity Alike Suggest a Liberal Response.

Every Cent Contributed Sura to ba Wisely and Honestly Expended. This appeal to the public by the Boston Porto Rico relief committee was issued last night: The P-crto Kico relief committee, organized in response to the appeal of the secretary of war. Issued with the approval of the president, at the meeting held at city hall, Boston, on Aug 12, desires to gratefully acknowledge the prompt generosity which has already rlaced the sum of $18,000 in its hands for the relief of the widespread suffering and disaster caused by the recent terrible hurricane vhtch visited, the island of Porto Rico, and at the same time the committee desires to mate an urgent appeal for the continuance of the charitable Impulse which has been aroused and for additional contrioutions to swell the fund to much larger dimensions. The latest private advices received by the committee, as well as the official reports, prove that the extent of the disaster, the amount of suffering which it will entail, and the need of relief, have all been underestimated. The density of population on the island and the lack of reserve resources with which to meet such a sudden and crushing calamity, make outside assistance, upon a considerable scale and continued for some length of time, an absolute necessity.

bostos dags 508 Boston bags, like cat. in all wool cloths, trimmed with genuine oil re grain leather, not sheepskin, leather co ered frames, hand riveted ban dies. This hag has been sold by us as a bargain at t8c. but torn wo eclipse that by of 47c 400 fancy Oxford Boston hugs, with gusset ends. rlped with a full leather trimmed.

Inside pocket, sides fine Imported woollens. A 12 00 bag at DSc. each. 98c Lace Dept. Street Floor.

pnisT de Paris, vad tsi U.NAISSAXCE laces, worth Ifyc ml ISc. Oieulug sale price I WHITE and BCTTEIt POINT DE PARIS and VAh UiA 6 lo 7 Inches wide. Always Judd taelr right season at 20i-. a u-i Special fur this sale at 0 jt a Cat tlVirl- 75 Dor.cn cut work round kturrurji. Inches.

rslue now marked at tsch A Li 7c IEN-VAl ray Hold 12k round 9c hnituor Edgings. hfi. 5 to 7 laches wide. 20c, Marked at 124c. a h-4for this DUrR C4ig- I2k bies Neckwear.

of.Tl ortd a 1 1 Ties and Band Bows, kusitrly 12Sc. and at 6c. SKi hart Slock Collars. P. K.

and fcEahtnatlon. Good value at thla sale at 9c. each all 5c 9c Handkerchiefs. Street Floor, fnl offering of new fall goods. Some Rare.

Bargains. kpentoi values unequalled in years. kk' foe embroidered Handkerchiefs, quite wiy of embroideries. A 5Hc. Pf when Wef for this week at vs.

lit. Mill. 7 ace Handkerchief would cost P1 Here It a perfect I ml-J34. all Unen. with Insertion tch.

at ae. 7nch fancy embroidered hnrtlefa Special price ate. 29c 29c Glove Dept JS Suede Gloves for 85c of French Real Kid Socle 1 row new cruibcl eua-id welt, color taus, modes. These iflovc wero im- Em'I $1 2S a Ah nu 5JVJ bartBia to curly loncra mJVI. Inrkd them at b5c.

a Wr warranted. Ah fin 85c 22GS3aBBgg CALL FROM LIFE. Charles Endicott of Canton Dead. i.tk a Faintinsr Spell in This fitj and Soon Expires. in tha Service of His Native Town and tha State.

JERSEY VESTS. 5 cases Ladles Jersey Vests, high necks, long sleeves, regular full weight. A splendid value. Special 12c. eats, 12k 200 dozen Ladles Medium Weight Vests, extra large, short sleeves.

Jut this lot at 12c. rests, 12k nnyc HfiSF 100 Dozen Boys' ex- XJLFO 11UJC. tra heavy Cotton hoae, corduroy rlbhed. Heruis- dorf dye. Our own Importation.

bpeclal at 25c. a pair. otron 25c Children's Dresses. children' 3- piece dresses, Eton or bl-nise waist, made from all-wool Scotch mixtures, just the thing for present and early fall wear. Special price, Children's Reefers Braid trimmed 1,98 Made from fine Scotch goods, st 2.98 1 1 of Children's and Misses no Ewfers, handsomely trimmed, at Ladles' Velvet Waists, All the new fall shades, with yok corded front and back, lined throughout.

Special ule from all- 4.85 3.89 Street Floor. Dress Suit Cases. a 9tf B0 Ollrs dress c-r-a suit eases. AHI ht-cr steal Js. eefcL frames, well ad made, finished and catches.

A $3.00 case 109 Same ebape case, made of duck, a gw a light-weight case, at ,69 are offering for tbls sale some Splendid Values in high grade Dress Suit Cases. You want to see them to do Justice to them. Club Bags. 60 OHts leather dub bags. Slr.ee fk IS in.

to 14 worth now IE bo. each kJOli Lunch Boxes. Boxes, worth $1.50, special price Camera Cases. Kherr- era Cases, worth $1.50, special gw price 62c OC Mens Furnishings. Street Floor.

Special Vaues in New Fail Goads. Lnderwear. Men's Medium Weight, Natnral Wool Mixed Underwear. Shirts silk trimmed, pearl buttons. Drawers double stitched, flat seam, pearl buttons and gusset.

Regular quality. This lot only 89c. II Benin, 39c Dress Shirts. Mens Fancy Percale Dress Shirts, custom made, laundered bosoms, to be worn with white collars and cuffs. These are new fall patterns.

Also a few laundered white shirts, regular price $1 00 and $1 50; as some hare lauuiliy Imperfections we will sell them Monday at 60c Neckdress. We have Just opened our first shipment of mens high-grade fall Silk Neckwear. Very choice designs and colorings. All the new shapes, inclndlng English Squares, Imperials ami Puffs. Haberdashers ssk $1.00 for the same goods.

Our price 60c iais auu 50c 1000 Ladles and Mens Silk uutumau. Copo)a Umbrellas, in an almost endiCM variety of handies, including Sterllnit Silver trimmeil and IresdcD. A regular $1.50 Umbrella for UK'MKUIlg 98c Early Fall Bargains In RIBBONS. WASHABLE TCRE SILK GLACE IUBBDV, 4 Inches wide, all the new bright shades, also in blark and cream. Special price 15c.

a yard KIM 15c ALL SILK. 6-INCH BLACK a GLACE RIBBON at 18c. a I UC FANCY BLACK and WHITE STRIPE SILK-KlltBON. SVi Inches wide. Spe- Q-rial at 19c.

a yard I Sfw "WNIJ nww having been In most excellent health, apparently, when ho left homo during the morning. GREAT SHOCK TO CANTON. Daath of Mr Endicott a Saver Blow to His W- and Relt'ves. CANTON. Aug 19 The news from Boston this afternoon of the sudden death of Hon Charles Bndlcott.

cne of Canton's foremost cltixens, was received here with deep feelings of sorrow upon the part of his fellow-cltlxens, by whom he was greatly esteemed. Ifcf fag iA. HUN CHARLES ENDICOTT. The announcement was unexpected, for when he left Canton this morning he was apparently In fairly food health and spirits, and greeted thoad whom he met ln his usual cheerful manner as he was about to board tla train for Boston. Individual SERVING TRY3, nhkcl-plated.

square, round and oval shapes, 6-Inch sizes, ai each 12c, 15c, 24c, 48c, 98c Indivldiinl 8 FIFE MILLS, for table uae: aoine with ebony Duly, others with Dresden and cnt glass bodies; all with nickel-plated cranks, at, each, 54s, 98c, $1.24 Sporting Goods. Third Floor. Bicycle Lamps. Oil Lamps, from 43 to 1.09 eaoh Gas Lamps, from 1 .49 to 339 eaoh GOLF GOODS. Up-to-date, all the popular makes at the very lowest nothing but the best manufacturers of GOLF BALLS and CLUBS represented Jp our stock.

Tether Bail. The new game. Special prices for tomorrow. Tether BallB 90c esoh Tether Poles 1.39 eaoh Just received for the fall trade a full line of BOXING GLOVES. STRIKING BAGS and FOOT BALLS.

Medicine Dept. Second Floor. Best grade of IMPORTED DALMATIAN INSEtT I'OWDLR at 29c. a rtflri pound ai SULPHUR DANDLES, large size, complete in hnxln for lioldlug water. 8pe- a rial price 19c.

each I UC Small size, without each COLUMBIAN INSECTICIDE, 60c. elze, at 39c 39c GERMAN FLY PAlF.R, In envelopes of 5c 16 stieets, 2 for 5c. for Sticky Fly Paper, boxes containing 25 -double sheets. Special 49c. a 4Q TOILET PAPER, large rolls, 5c.

ft-value, at 3 for 10c it for I wC CITRATE OF MAGNESIA, manufactured by Keasl.cy-Mnttison Armstrong Vmf. Co. and Cleveland Manf. to l.est quality. In bottles.

Druggists price 50o. Our aicclal piles 30c. a BEEF. IRON AND WINK, as good a quality as you hare paid 7V. for.

This sale 1 bo iuaui 30c ttlcs for a bottle for 1.00 ZS2SES3XS. rsea ready brought ln such a substantial amount. Checks should bo sent to the treasurer of the fund at the office of Kidder, Peabody Co. 113 Devonshire st, Boston, and contributions of light clothing, etc, which are particularly desired, can be left in the basement of citv hall For the Porto Rico relief committee, Josiah Quincy, Chairman, Frnnris II. Peabody.

Trcas. Charles H. Cole. Sec. In Niw England.

The pioneers of low this week and see what we are offering. Act, The Safety, the Strong- AStt arrets. efit an mud; win outwear any $4.00 or $5.00 barrel told. Thefo are nuule of heavy Iron, rogalvaa 1 rod after they are made, anil are watertight. Price for this autumn sale only $2.08 regaivan- 2.98 Refrigerators.

A bargain not often to be had. It's a liardwood case, gal-vanlzed Iron lined, removable sliding shelves, double circulating air apace, la 27 Mi in. wide, 17 ln. deep, 41 ln. high, and hoMs 45 lbs.

Ice. Warranted perfect. Price for this opening sale only $6.49 each. Dinner Palls. Reversible top.

Pall baa drlnkl butter dish, meat dish, food dish and nlr-tlght 1 coffee can. Only 24c. each Water Coolers, hand- water wwicrs. t0mely painted and decorated outside, nickel faucet. Inside tank gray enamel lined.

Will A not leak, will not rust and are 1 clean. At $2.19 each fTgirlr Vceeii'C 1000 English self-pull. KorK screws. tng nlckel. A plated Corkscrews, at 19c.

I iLf each ahJIj Food 'Emporium Popular Prices Please Patrons. This Week We Offer Best Boiled Oat 10 pound 25 Best Yellow Meal 12 Vi pound 25C Good BaiBins 6 pounds 2 5 Good Prunes 6 pounds 2 5 Best Washing Soda 15 pound 15c 5c, Tuxedo 4 packages 5c 5c, Gold Du3t 4 packages 1 5 Ex, Fancy Prnnes 10 lb, boxes 79c G-ood Laundry Soap 100 bar boxes .94 High Test Ammonia 1 qt. bottle 3c High Test Ammonia 2 qt. hottlo 1 5 Ecgnlar 15o. Baby Olives hottlo 0C Bogular 25o, Queen Olives bottle 20c Regular 30o.

Queen Olives bottle 23c New Early June Peas doxen 7 5 New String Boans 75c Ex. Quality Sweet Corn doxen 7 Sc Ex. Quality Tomatoes dozen 93c Fishing Tackle. Third Floor. OOO CANE BOAT RODS for smelt fish- rt lug.

to 0 ft. long, at each A 500 SMELT RODS, 12 to 15 ft. long. R-at, each ww Best SMELT HOOKS In gut, at, a dozes I "vV COD LINES, 300 ft. tarred cod line COD HOOKS, each To We are carrying a complete line of rede, hooks, lines and sinkers at bottom prices.

SISgCZE The United States has severed the former colonial ties of the island, and its people have accepted our rule and welcomed our flag; it therefore becomes the sacred duty of the government and of the people of the United States to assist them in meeting this great calamity-in feeding the hungry, clothing the naked and sheltering the homeless, and the opening of the rainy season makes the furnishing of such aid all the more Imperative. The authority of our government to furnif-h adequate relief is limited, and congress is not in session to enlarge It; and such relief would, in any case, have to be afforded through the army wh.ch is not intended for such work and which may not be able to perform It without offending the sensibilities of the people. Any substantial and continuous relief must, therefore, be afforded by the charitable people of the United States, and chiefly through agencies of their own. This committee feels warranted In stating, from the arrangements which It has already succeeded ln making, that any money placed ln its hands will be disbursed economically and intelligently, in such manner as will afford the largest and quickest relief of immediate distress, and as will best assist the people of the Island in their pwn rehabiliation. The funds will be applied and disbursed dircctiy by the committee, and it feels warranted In assuring donors that every dollar contributed will tell in the relief of distress.

The money already expended has purchased a large quantity of cheap food and clothing, and the policy of the committee has been to supplement rather than duplicate the work of the war department. The people of Boston have always been distinguished for their prompt and liberal response to appeals to their humanity and charity, and the sufferers from many a disaster far away from New England have thus learned to speak the name of this city with affection and to look to its people with gratitude. The new relation of protection. If not of permanent government, which our people have assumed toward the inhabitants of Porto Rico gives a special force to the present appeal to our humanity. and this committee believes that It is only necessary for the charitable people of Boston and New England to understand the full magnitude of the need to lead them to continue the generous contributions which have ol- DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Grand opening of our advance importation of novelties, black silk, fancy and bead trimmings, selected with great care trom the leading manufacturers of Europe and America. Here is one of the finest selections ever offered in this city. 1 lot of White and Black Hercules Braid, worth from 7c. to 12V6c. a yard.

Special sale price 2c. a yard. 2c 1 lot Fancy Colored and Black Jet Bead Trimmings. Also a few edgings. Regular 12ttc.

quality, marked to 3c. a yard 3c which has probably never been surpassed ln this state. His early educational advantages were only those which could be obtained In the public schools of Canton, and he was from the first trained to a life of practical endeavor, being required to work on his fathers farm and at bootmaking in hls early days. His public career began at th age of .4. when he was appointed deputy sheriff of Norfolk county, -n office which ln those days carried with It much local distinction, and required strong administrative powers.

Early in the 50s he took up the study of law. entering the office of- the late Ellis Ames of Canton. Meanwhile, however, he was honored by his constituents with an election to the lower branch of the legislature of 1851. He was admitted to the bar In 1857, and in the same year was returned to the house of representatives. In the following year he was again elected lo the house, and ln 1866 and 67 served with distinction ln the senate.

Mr Endicott always -held the confidence of the citizens of Canton, end from time to time he was called upon to Jill nearly ail the offices of trust within the gift of his townsmen. Mr End.cotts entire life has practically been in the service of the state. He was a county commissioner for six years and was also a commissioner of insolvency, being first appointed by the governor and subsequently elected by the people. After serving in the senate he was for the next two years, 1863 and 1S69, a member of the governor's council. He was state auditor from 1870 to 1875 and was state treasurer from 1S76 to 1880.

Both these offices -were rare political compliments tendered to Mr Knd.cott because of his ability and worth. He would have undoubtedly been permitted to -hold the office of treasurer for a longer period, but under that constitution no one can hold that office for moe than five years. In 18M he commenced hts career as deputy tax commissioner. A short time later he became commissioner, and since that time has been successively reappointed. He was also a commissioner of corporations.

Both of these offices entailed much responsibility and labor, but everyone who knew Mr Endicott found him ready and willing to CAFT MAHAN RETURNS. Sanator Spooner Also a Passenger orn'T Transatlantic Linen NEW YORK, Aug 19 Capt Alfred T. Mahan, historian of the navy power, arrlvedd on the Lucanla today. "I will write, he said, the observations that I have made ln the peace conference at The Hague, ln London and elsewhere. The delegate to th conference have sent their reports to the governments from The Hague.

I have had an agreeable eoyage, varfei occasions for study and a great quantity of new notes. Do not ask me to talk of them. Henator Spooner of Wisconsin was ako a passenger on the Lucanla. He said: I left here on July 14. 1 visited England, France, Holland and Switzerland.

I dont see ln the European newspapers signs of our Increased Importance ln the affairs of the woMd. I am faithfully an administration man. I am confident that Mr Will be reelected. 4 rUs Endicott of Canton died fcj TJesterday afternoon while at th Huntington av in Kty, fEoiicot was about to depart to U4 train for his home when he 'th A fainting spelL A whs hurriedly summoned, but no avail, sls Mr vxplred a few minutes after Possibly provoked" by the v-, at lhlt physician stated. Aja tamily at Canton were sad event by telegram s3 canc immediately a removed to an under-be taken to Canton this tV 4 lSi Mr Endicotla sudden 4 known at Canton ofcrJai1 ad sincere sorrow ii1 lh entire town, as one of the town's a Advocates and was csor.aUy to probably every res- ,4 tanoi- re.

wh u' prostrated by the the residents could the news. Mr Endicott Dinner for Alpha Club, NEWPORT. I. Aug 19-WlIliam A. M.

Burden, captain of the Harvard football eleven, gave a swell dinner at Bergers Beilet ue lodge tonight Jn honoi of the Alpha club of Harvard university. Thirty-eight members sat down to the feast, after which they were photographed. The floral decorations wert superb. Death of a Private In Cnba. WASHINGTON.

Aug l-Cen Brooke reports from Havana the death of private Chas. T. Brown, Co Ith Infantry, of chronic nephritis.