The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 13

THE BKOOKLYJf DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOEK, SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1898. 13 iPiP PWlP PiP FULTON AND HOYT STREETS, BROOKLYN. rr 86 and 88 Myrtle cor. Lawrence St.

Broadway, Grahaxii ad Flushing Avenues, Window Shades Screens ANOTHER WAIST SENSATION. LAbiES' AND AliSSES' SUIT DEPARTMENT. corner above Bridge st. station Credit, Sale High At Less Thaa Casli Prices, Beds and Bedding Chiffoniers Tables, Refrigerators, Sideboards, Parlor Suits, Chairs, Carpets, and anything and everything that a furniture store should sell, you can now buy here on credit 8" (New Small Payment System) at prices that mark an era in the retail trade of Brooklyn. 5 On' account of limited space in the Eagle we can only men 1P tion a few articles; these, however, show how cheaply you can buy, whether for cash or upon credit.

Bed Room Furniture. Most every woman knows the value of the things below adver tised. So these prices will bring quick buyers in the morning. Bed Room Suits. Regular Present price Chiffoniers.

Regular Present price 19.75 S9 75 S12 75 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 S2.95 S3 95 $5 95" Hair Mattresses. Regular value $iU)0 S11.25 Present price. $6 00 $7750 Iron Beds. Regular value. $3.00 $6.00 Present $1 45 $3.95 And Parlor Furniture 69c.

WAISTS 29c. 50 dozen Ladies' Percale Waists, plaids and stripes, blouse front, special for Monday 89c. WRAPPERS 39c. 100 dozen Ladies' Percale Wrappers in light and dark colors, lined waist, belted back, special 39c Ladies' Fine Lawn Wrappers, double ruffle over shoulder and trimmed with braid; value special 98 Infants' Wear Specials. Infants' Cambric Slips, with strings special yc Infants' Cambric Slips, embroidered yokes 19c Infants' Fine Lawn Dresses, skirt trimmed with lace inserting and edge, special 89 Sacrifice Sale of Ladies' Oxford Ties Shoes at 69c.

98c. Another shipment of 600 prs. Ladies' handsewed Juli ettes, soft and flexible. very stylish, black and nut brown, opera assd common sense shapes, 8, to EE; value $1.75... i.OO 400 nrs.

Ladies' hlnr t. n.nrl tan Oxford Ties, mod. opera toes, some common sense, sort and stylish; value $1.25 to 1.75 69c. and 98c 500 prs. misses' daTk tan and black button and lace Shoes and Oxford Ties, spring heels: also misses' and child's dark tan, pink, blue, corn and patent leather strap Sandals, sizes 5 to 8 and 8 to worth $1.00 to $1.50 (J)c Lot ladies' Bicycle Boots, broken sizes; value $2.00 Sl Otf) 4553.00 grades ladies' Bicycle Boots, dark tan and black $1.39 $1.00 ladies' cloth Bicycle Leggins.

39c 7oc. ladies' Bathing Stockings and Shoes, black and white, blue bound 9c LININGS, NOTIONS, Etc. Crinoline, silk finish, yd Taffeta Lining, 36 in. yd Percalines, all colors, yd lioman striped Russeline, 30 in Spool Silk, all colors Belt Hose Supporters, pair Brush and cord Skirt Binding, yd. Cuticle Soap, for skin 7c 9c 39c.

BELTS FOR 10c. 1,500 Belts, in black, green, white and all fashionable colors, with nickel, gilt and harness buckles, all Leather Belt Pins, all colors Shirt Waist Sets, 0 pes loc Girdles, with jewels, all colors 19c A. I. NAfin. A a.

ii fy Here the prices prove how very much cheaper than usual you now can buy reliable furniture. The items named are the things every housekeeper knows the value of, and although "they are less than cash prices ordinarily are, still you can buy anything' here, on credit at the advertised rrice. Parlor Suits, Regular value $18.00 Present $i295 Mantels, Regular value $11,40 Present price 7 $7 9(T S24.50 $16 95" $14.25 $9 50 $1.50 85c Parlor Tables, Regular value Present 39c. m'SlWt LAST FIVfc DAYS 'BMi LAST FIVtz DAYS BOYS' CLOTHING. Study This Announcement and Look at These Prices.

Boys' fine lawn Blouses in tan with colored stripes, from 2 to 8 years; regular 59c. blouses for 35c. Boys' wool double breasted Suits, small sizes, with sailor collar, 4 to 15 years: 3 suits for Vestee Suits, Middy and Katou styles, 3 piofiCK, prettiest combinations designed, 3 to 8 years. 500 different styles 1 2 Little Boys' sailor collar Spring Hoofers, navy and tau covert cloth, 21 to 7 years: S3. r)0 reefers for 1 Sailor Suits in tan and drab all wool Summer weight cheviot com bina tion collars; ii to 8 years; 3 suits for SJ 50 Sailor Suits, blue with red collars, also about 50 suits made of tan covert cloth.

3 to 8 years: $3. 50 suits Moiidav for $1.98. Wash Suits, double print galatea, 3 to 10 years, large variety of styles; made elaborate for iSJ)c. Washable Pants, galatea and linen, 3 to 10 years; S)e. Washable crash linen Suits, beautifully trimmed, sizes 3 to 8 years, separate 551.50 suits for Alpaca Coats for men and hoys, 25 difTeieitt styles.

Knee Cants, all wool, strong made, good patterns, 4 to 15 years, regular T5c. pants: we sell at 4tMe BOYS' TOP COATS, This is sensational! We will sell i 'oi: i ion 50 Top Coats in brown, olive, dark tan and other pretty colors. They are made like a regular (tent's Spring Overcoat, fly front, patch pockets, French facing, valuing 3.50 each, sizes 3 to years; while they last at 1 per overcoat. DRESS GOODS. Eight Decided Bargains.

$1.25 All Wool Imported Novelties, full 45 inch, imuked to 4 i)''. per yard. 1.00 All Wool Scotch Mixtures, full 45 inch, marUed to JJ)e. per yard. 55c.

to 05c. Foreign and Domestic Suitings marked to tiJ)e. per yard. 50c. 38 inch Changeable Whipcord and Crepon Fancies marked to Jic.

per yard. 19c. Domestic Fancy Suitings marked to 7 c. per yard. 21c.

Domestic Fancy Suitings n.arked to 1 )c. per yard. 50c. 33 inch Black Crepon marked to 20e. per yard.

45c. all wool blank and navy blue Storm Serge marked toy )c. per yard. SILKS. SILKS.

Biff Values. 2 inch Printed Japanese Wash Silks, the 75e. quality, marked to pet' yard. 45c. Black Brocaded Satins for separate skirts marked to per yard.

3.5ii8 yards plain and fancy Silks, varying in price from 35c. to 4i marked on bargain table per yard. 50c. wash Silks, all shades, including cream and black, now J5)c. per yard.

black gros grain Silk, wear warranted, now per 'yard. $1.45 black Satin Duchesse, full 27 inch, wear warranted, now SI. 1) per i yard. 75c. stripe Taffeta wasli Silks marked to close 4 i(; Por yard, 45c.

check wash Silks marked to 2f)c per yard. Some Unprecedented Bargains in WASH DRESS GOODS. At per yard you can buy Printed Hair Cord Dimities that are worth (). At 7 Per yard we are offering Printed Organdies and Lappet KlTect Pawns, in the early part of the season rapid sellers at 12.Sc. At 1 ()c.

per yard your choice of our fine Printed Batiste, heretofore 15c. At per yard, fine Printed Organdies, this season's designs, reduced from 25c. At 1 l)c. per yard. Imported Printed Organdies, choice styles, never jld he low 2i)c.

At 5)c. per yard, 1he very br st quality French Organdie, all exclusive styles, heretofore Printed Mousscline de Soje, lightweight Su mer fabric made out of silk and linen, value 50c. sab; juice Jj.lc per yard. Cycle Suiting, Batiste and Linen Suiting. Crepe effect Cycle Suiting In mixtures and solid colors at ()c.

per yard; value 10c. Linen Batiste, nice shoe, qualitv, at 1) 15c, 19c and per yard. Blouse. Linens. 32 inches wide, at 1 5c, 2)c, 25c.

and JOc per yard. Brown Homespun Crashes at 1254c, 1 5:.. 1 and rrv. yard. Brown Duel; Suitings, all linen, at and 25e.

per yard. Brown Linen Drills at 5c, ()c and 25c per yard. Brown Silk Slripe Linen Batiste, different color combinations at iij)c. per yard, heretofore 3'Jc 48 inch Silk and Linen liafiste at. 5()c.

per yard: intrinsic value (15c. Efl BROIDERIES. Choicest lot of the season of manufacturer's strips, 11 and 5 ards in strips, divided iu tnree Lot 1, 5f; lllr yard, value 0e. Lot 2, Sc. per yard, value to 20c.

Lot 3, 1 On. per yard, value 25c. per TOILET DEPARTMENT. Pearl Den tif rice, but 1 1. 1 Violette Talcum Powder, the best: bn.i Shampoo ream, for the hair: jar 25c Columbus Boot Beer Lxtrac t.

make's 5 gallons, Sc. Sea Salt, 10 pound bags, for the hath, NOTIONS. ITEMS FOR 5c. EACH. DeLong Hook and Lye.

card of 2 dozen. All silk fancy frilled" Garter tic, yard strip. One dozen spools of Basting Cotton. Bunch of 12 papers of Hair Pins. 4 row Tooth Lriish wax hacked.

lrieli lubber Dieting Combs, steel backed. Bunch of 1 dozen Kid Hair Curlers, 'j inch size. CAMERAS. The Boss Dandy I'. tmera makes pictures 4x5 inches, regular price our price 4S Complete Developing and Printing Outfit.

$1 Tripod. i Plate Hacks. 1 Extra Plate Holders. (J()c. i I OF THE GREAT FIRE SALE.

i Wehavo 'for the Summer of tho largest and most varied line of Ladies' and Misses' Suits. Skirts, Waist aud I Wrappers we have ever shown. For months this department has been pre paring for a great season's ana everything is now ready; all the new and correct styles in every proper kind of materials at prictis iu almost ev.ory instance from one dollar to three dollars less than would have to pay else where. Ladies' fancy striped Crash Suite, blazer jackets, skirt extra full, and wide with deep hem. special.

Ladies' and isses' Linen Crash Skirts, i the latest and most fashionable cut; spe cial, 7 9c Ladies' White Pique Suits, styliah blazer jackets, wide skirts, all tailor made, handsomely trimmed with braid, 5 Ladies' Pique Shirts, fine heavy goods, strictly tailor made, full inch hem, i special, $1. $. THOUSANDS OF 'LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS AT BARGAIN PRICES. i I Ladies' fine Percale Shirt Waists, 1 most beautiful line of patterns, pointed yoke hack, blouse front, with detached laundered collar, Ladies' extra tine Lawn Shirt Waists, I pointed yoke back, laundered self eol I lnr, dainty coloring, (fj'jc. and 7)c i A JUNE WRAPPER SALE.

1 Ladies' Cambric and Percale 'Wrappers, in all the desirable shades, fancy trimmed yoke, extra wide and full skirt, deep hem: spoclai. Ladies' fine India Lawn Wrappers in all the latest pattern's, waist lined, Wut 1 toau back; l' MISSES' CHILDREN'S I WHITE. DRESSES. Special bargain sale of Misses' and Children's White Lawn, While and Col i ored Organdies, hoth plain and figured, dress made up within the past month, handsomely trimmed with em broidery, lace and ribbon, sizes from 6 to 10 years: from BARGAINS IN SUMMER UNDERWEAR. For Men, Ladies and Children.

One lot of Balbriggan Shirts, short or long sleeves, also Drawers to match, at each. for One lot of Men's Balbriggan dor wear, in fancy blue striped, at o. each. One lot of men's Summer weight wool Underwear. Nile, rjuaiil.y, at each'.

One hit of men's lin uality woisted ln del wear, iu r.alural coior, ltv. at. 7)e. eaeh. Best, quality double' seat Pepoerell jean Drawers, all si.os'.

at fcc. a pair, i One lot of ladies' shaped and straight i ribbed Vests, nicely trimmed, regular I ijuality, at 24'. eaeb. 200 dozen 1 atlies' sii. ified rihhed I white ecru, about 'S styles, in low nock or high nock, no sleeves or short sleeves, ext ra large and regular size, I value to 50c.

eaeh, for all styles, at 2 eneli. Ladies' line quality gauze and bal bricrgau Vests, short sleeves, all sizes, at I 35c and eaeh. One lot (jf misp.es' white shaped ribbed Vests, at 1 e. each. ChildrcnV white gauze short, sleeve Vests, also knee Drawers mid Pants to match, I 10 to is 2D to 3 1 1c .25 Children's balbriggan ests, in short ail sizes, at y' each.

HOSIERY. Children's ribbed cotton school Hose, with double knees, h. eis and toe. warranted fast black, sizes (i to inches, at 1 1 e. a pair.

en's regular 5c. quality cot Jon 'Socks, in tans and black, wit don bp heels and toes, also double soles. Jj )c. pair. Upholstery Department.

Third Floor. file usl in Curtains, with lace insertion and edge, Jong, full width, special, 1. pair. Odd pairs tapestry I'ort i. i es.

to close at half price, ivw. to IG.OU: to dose, to i.s.OO pair. Hand made I'agdail. si: ita be for couch covers or curtains, value, sS.UO; special, each. Denim, iuches wide.

full, line of colors, value 15c; special 7 ard. Stair Cloth, looks as attractLve as car pet, all colors. 1 yard. Mosquito Canonic The latest novelty in a canopy is the which i easily attached to any style of wood, brass, iron or folding le il wiumut de aci ne aic; com plele with frame ana nets, each. (ood quality Opantnj Shades, feet, wilh lai and in.

eii.ioii, were special, each. Furn It me li j. Covers to order for full size suits of 5 piece made from Belgium linen le. finished in best possible inanii i' for 7 15 A wniic's made i iimlity Fancy Duplex or Neapolitan Strij.es. up com pi half inch galvanized frames at win lows.

feet, lor each. We clean and reini lace curtains equal to ic reii pholsier l'u rnit ure, make to er shr.d maltres. Os, at the I11H 5I price. lir class work flllllllll eed. 1 SHOES At Cut Prices tor Monday.

Ladies' sl.5'1 Oxford Ties, at )8c, in kid and russ Laities' Sumcs. ai 1 5, in russet, kid and Mack, vesting top lace, kid and cloth top button, and children's russet, button, il.T: Ladies' hand ewi Faust I.o Shoes, in black and ru sct, uualitv, at 1 )5 Ladle fln tan vesting top Laee, width to K. ijuaiitv, at i.IS I.adie.s' Bicyeh; SIkji "VJ inch, uai ity, at 1 Tennis Oxfords, 5()e. Men's Tennis Ltfords. jJc SEWING MACHINES.

The Silent Sewing i. equal any machine made. Pri e. 13 SJSt 1 1 il.OO. ai.

00 and sIJ OD 10,000 YARDS Union all trolley cars transfer here. jfo Class Furniture Begins 8 o'clock Monday. and Bureaus, Dining Room Diningroom Furniture. The chance to furnish youn Diningroom also on credit, at two thirds usual cost, now exists. Sideboards.

Regular value 10 14.25 $18.75 Present $6 95 $9 95 $12.95 Refrigerators. Regular value. SO. Ss1n. S19, Present "price, 3 95.

5 95. 7 95.9.95 Diningroom Chairs. Regular value 1.75, $2.25. Present price 65c 75c 95c China Closets. Regular $18.25 822.50 $12:85 $15 75 T1 i.

i Present price. $12 85 Recnlar vulno. Of) SR7 0'T5 Present 75 $5 75 $7 75 Ahn.it Vn Snvinnr Parlor Rockers, Regular value, $1.50 Present price, 85c, $2 50 $3.50 Si 50 Rugs, Regular value. Present price, 1.25 65 $2.50 i 35 $3.00 $iT50" man; H. Treckmann, first assistant chairman; John FaDgemann, second assistant chairman, and Y'.

H. Von Glahn. W. Emlten. H.

V. Flor, Charles Hecker, E. Lakemann, H. I. Ahrens, John Timmermann.

AuRUst Lu.es, E. E. Meyer berm, H. E. Hasenzahl.

I. Brower, Edward Schmook, August Niemann. Herman Steljes, Louis Dreyer, H. Holthusen, V. Dttjen, W.

Rugen. Charles Wichern, V. Breuer, E. Baar and G. Hagedorn.

Raffle committee Henry Butt, chairman; John G. Xissen, assistant chairman, and John Mvloh, A. Hopke. Otto Pt ters. Peter Rutt, Ferdinand Moeller, B.

Scheckenbach, L. H. Tieten, it. Fuchs, H. Grlems Mann.

Frederick Pardey, Vf. SchhieterbuEch. Men's tarcet committee Rudolph Schumacher, chairman; H. I. Hottermann, assistant chairman, and W.

TomCord, Charles F. H. Haas. Henry Moeller, R. Rebenklau, F.

Horstmann, H. Men sing, H. E. Paulsen. John Brokate.

D. Rotsltzby, W. altermann, Theodore Schumacher, F. W. Schmidt and Frederick Kamps.

Carriage committee H. Kaempftor, chairman; Richard Klnck, assistant chairman, and F. Harms, H. Bullivinkel, F. Marschhausen, Peter Rolulle, Otto Menkc n.

W. Vonder Hoeden, E. Wichern, W. Lehenkuhl, Charles H. Rohde, Henry Burmeister and Gustav Rohde.

Communication committee G. A. Kaempffer, chairman; Henry Juniye. assistant chairman, and H. Ptrstrup, Juhn Hlllmann, E.

Luoders I. H. Grube, F. Relnhardt, W. Schwnne.

Dr. W. Rad loff, Frederick Schnakenberg and John E. Windhorst. Banner and decorations committee L.

Reuse, chairman, ajid Frederick Meyer and John Brock ma nn. The officers, of the United Plattdeutsche societies are: H. Meyer, president; L. Reuge, lirst vice president; Frederick Meyer, second vice president; John Brockmanri, third vice president; H. W.

Horeis, recording secretary; G. A. Kaempffer, corresponding secretary; H. P. Rogge, financial secretary, and John Kos ter, treasurer.

The honorary presidents of i the United Societies are John E. E. Gatje, John H. Doscher, E. Heinbockel, H.

Logeman and Frederick G. Feldhus. The board of trustees is composed as follows: John E. Kobbe. chairman; L.

Schulenberg, secretary, and John Koster, H. E. A. "Wagner, John Mesloh, John H. Doscher, Louis Ruege, G.

A. Kaempffer, Frederick G. Feldhus, E. Hunken, W. Buchholz, Henry Goosen, H.

Logemann, Henry Meyer, H. Hlldebrandt, Frederick Meyer, John Brockmann, H. W. Horeis, H. F.

Rogge and Frederick Luppens. PEaRBY LORD'S BIRTHDAY. One of the most successful juvenile affairs of tfae season was party given last Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Ford, to cele brate the sixth birthday of their little son, Xelson Perry Ford. The Invitations wore artistic and most unique, and were extended to a number of youthful residents of Carroll Heights and the Park Slope and other sections of Brooklyn. The reception room, hairs and dining room were tastefully decorated with flags and bunting. The party was a patriotic one and thoroughly enioved by the little MADE TO ORDER, ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY fu it NISHED. iTfinr: quahtyOpaque SHADES Shade's, spring nl lers, knotted fringe, put up at your house, complete, 3x0 35c andPutup AT Vour houise HftRT5HOF BEST rOLLER ND UlNEM Sample Win do Shades of Opaque Shade Cloth, with good spring rollers, slightly soiled, while they iast, tOslOTTEPFRINGE 36 COAPLETE JL50JL Fencing Wire, 30 yard in.

wide, per Oc Best quality Screen Wire, per yard 4 Screen Frames, with fixtures complete, per set 15c Screen Doors, lit any ordinary size door 55c Roebuck's Adjustable Screens, 15c I Sampson's Oilcloth, I7c. yd Special sale Sampson's Oil Cloth, limited quantity, great vulue 1 7c yd Japanese Cotton Warp Inlaid Matting, 1.5c. roll 40 yds S.l.fi.j AIL Wool Ingrain Carpet Remnants, our regular selling price from the piece is 00c. per yard, large varieties of patterns, special at )c Reed Cocoa Mats, to close at 30 in. Chenille Bath Room Mats, with fringe, special 1 2c $1.50 Japanese Rugs, UxS ft 9Sc 9x0 ft.

Art Squares, wool illled. rs as carpet $1 98 Porch creens. 0x0 ft 54c Porch Screens. 8x8 ft 98e Woven Hammocks, with .7 Carpet Lining, special yd Mouse Furnishings, Etc. Brass Extension Rods, 24 to 44 in 4c Veneer Chair Seats, ea 3J4c Grass Shears, pair 15c Pillow Sham Holders, pair Oil Stov and Oven, complete 89c Gas Stoves, niekel plated.

2 98c 25 ft. Rubber Hose, reel and nozzle, all complete for S9 Tubing for Gas Stoves, foot 2e Fine ready niixd House Paint, in 1 lb. cans, in different colors 9c Baby Carriages Go Carts at Matchless Prices. A pretty Lace Cover given to each purchaser of a Baby Carriage. 75 finest quality Carriages, upholstered throughout, tufted cushions.

best quality reed bodies, 20 different rich designs, patent foot brakes, usual price $8.00, your choice $4:.98 50 Carriages, special $2 9S 50 Carriages, extra value $45.98 20 Go Carts, value $2.75 $1 (J9 Carriages and Toys, Main Floor. a. i. NAnn. If you are a Prospective purchaser ft will pay you To call and examine the You have doubtless heard much about them, but we want you to Know more of them.

And please bear iu mind that, we are DEALERS as Veil as MANUFACTURERS, tiiat wo sell oilier makes of pianos, and can always suit anyone in search of a good ond hand or medium priced instrument. Wo offer this week: 10 Uprights, $185 each, $7 monthly. 15 Uprights, $155 each, $6 monthly. 7 Uprights, $115 each, $5 monthly. All well known makes some of them eelobrated.

4.0 full size Square Pianos, best makes, from $55 to $85; $4 monthly. THE FAMOUS Leckeriing Pianos On Small Payments. SDpMnl repair department at (ur nuw factory. 1.U7H to 1,033 Atlantic av. neur Franklin av, ISrooklvn.

539 Fulton St, 294 296 298 Fulton St, Brooklyn. New York Warorooms, 25 EA.ST HTII St. WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS, 414 416 FULTON ST, BROOKLYN, 8cond door west of Abraham Strou.s. Tth Positively Eitracto.1 Ft lid Without Pain by Our Nvw BotajitMl il. ovy Ajplll to the Gums.

Perfect Fit Guaranteed. FULL SET OF TEETH $5.00 DROWNS. 22 KAKAT I GOLI l.W SILVER OS We mitko the above loea for the exi'r iur Wti of lntroauclne jur" work unil iirovliig that ivo Je the only PaINXjISSS DE.VTISTB in Ure.wr New York. Teeth without I'latcs, Oold Crowna nl HridR "Work a specialty. Tou an have your teeth extracted FP.EE.

PAINLESSLY. In tlve rr.ornlnjf ami sco hoin at 1 nlfrht with now on. A written ffunrantee vith all work. luADY IN ATTIONDAN'CE. OBRMAX 8POKEJN.

ALJ. CfiNSIJLTATIOMS FREE. OFFICE HOUItS. M. TO 1 P.

H. BUNDAYB AVV HOLlnTYR. 9 A. M. TO 4 P.

QOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 8 fi Fs Vr jod irrc Ji ft nfl ViITIff Genuine Opul Ring, bntxuld plate, warrbnud 13 Stick tn florealTj of War and lth eaca pin, Jjn't aecl nor.ey. juat name and oddreu. "pny by mall within 2wrck. niium man, Till Hi wll.n Mi4 TJ THE COLCKBIAK. Beaton, "liau 5 5 $2.00 WAISTS 49c.

75 dozen Ladies' Waists, made of fine lawn and dimity, actual value, 2.00; special Monday 98c. CRASH SKIRTS 39c. 250 Ladies' Crash Skirts, full width, special 39c 350 La.dies' Linen, Crash, Duck and Pique Skirts', full width, deep hem; value special 98c 100 Ladies' Crash Suits, fancy trimmed jacket, special $2 98 SlSChildren's Dresses 79c Children's Gingham Dresses, prettily trimmed with braid and rufllo, sizes 4 to 14 years; special 79c Children's White Lawn Dresses, fancy yoke, sizes 1, a. years Childrens' Percaie Dresses, yoke of white pique ana fancy braid, special Boys' Vestee Suits, 75c. Boys' Double Breasted Suits, 75c.

Sailor Suits, 75c. Sizes 3 to 14, made of Cheviot, but some are slightly damaged or mismatched; Bovs' they were our regu lar iga.00 and 3 00 Suits; your choice, to morrow 100 of our $4.00 line Vestee Suits, at 81.1)8 Another lot of Cheviot Knee Pants 'iiic 50 doz. Boys' Washable Saiior Suits: worth 75c, .39 Lot of Boys' Straw Hats 25c Special in Gents' Furnishings. Men's Laundered Shirts, soft body, made with white wrist and neck bands, 49c. 25c Men's Outing Shirts.

36 in. long, made with felled seams, lined cuffs 39c Men's Balbriggan Underwear, plain and fancy 25c. and 39c PLANTS AND PALMS. Baskets of 50 to 75 hardy garden Carnations, special 1 Healthy Rubber Plants, in 5 and ti in. pots.

each, while they last 29c Latania (fan) Palms, about 24 in. high, florist's price 75c, at, each 39c WINE DEPT. Pure Claret, reg quart, 12c ular price, 2ic. doz. $1 30 $1 55 Old Pepper 34c No charge for jugs.

Mail orders promptly filled. a. i. NAnn. LEFT ONLY.

Saving the Sight doesn't necessarily mean doctoring the eyes. That's the last chance the first missed opportunity to save your eyes is providing yourself with properly fitting glasses. If you ''can't see clear" your "eyes feel so tired" or your "head aches so when reading," why tho best opportunity to save your sight is right now. Hero it costs nothing to be examined for glasses. Solid Grold Spectacles or Eye Glasses, fiuestspherical lenses.

"We store Clocks here free till Fall. The repairing we do is the best, but it doesn't cost the most. 478 Fulton St, near Elm place. TEN TEARS MARRIED. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank R. Blauvelt of 504 Jof ferson avenue celebrated the tenth anniversary of their marriage Monday. An excellent musical programme was rendered, a feature being the singing of ihe Manhattan Cuartet. composed of George W.

Campbell. V. Poyntz Sullivan, W. Paine Phillips an 1 George Stansficld. Tile parlors were handsomely decorated with American anl Cuban flags and portraits of Admiral Dewey were also in evidence.

About seventy five were present and the musicale was followed by a supper at which a number of were offered. The host and hostess were tho recipients of a number of handsome gifts. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. i B.

S. Alder, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Blauvelt, Mrs. faaran Blauvelt.

George Iilauvelt, Aaron Blauvelt, Harry Blauvelt. Mr. and Mrs. William Beer, Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie Burritt. Mr. and Mrs. James Crooks, L. S.

ook, Walter Dodd, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kadie, George Badle, Mr.

and Mrs. C. K. Fi. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Jures. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Herbt, Mr.

and Mrs." Horace Miss Ethel Hart, Mr. and Mrs. T. Houseman. J.

R. Linn, Mr3. Livey. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Xewton, Mrs. Quick, Mr. and MrB. Lanis Ransom, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank E. Towle. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Recht, Misses Mildred and Bertha Washburn, the Misses Willcock.

11 Which Is Slightly Damaged, Placed on Sale by Order of the FIRE INSURANCE APPRAISERS. 10c. 5Q. Sale is Now Going On, 443445 FULTON ST, COR. JAY ST.

KINGS COUNTY FURNITURE COMPANY BUILDING. Come early and select from 200 choice patterns. measurements. Extraordinary opportunity for Hotel, Restaurant, Storekeepers. Proprietors of Summer Resocts and Boarding Houses.

Landlords and Housekeepers to replace worn out or lay new floor coverings at trifling cost. Purchases delivered anywhere. No mail orders filled. It will pay you to come 100 miles to attend this immense flro sale. Large part of the above stock is almost perfect, and is being sold at one ilfth cost price.

LINOLEUMS, 20C. YARD AND UP; WORTH $1.00. Don't forget the address. Don't delay. Sale lasts only five da.vs.

CUT THIS OUT. A fireman who lives in a Pennsylvania town suffered frohi a sore mouth and tongue for a year. Doctors told him it came from his stomach and would not get well. He concluded to try Ripans Tabules, and says: I am happy to say the first box cured my mouth and tongue, and I don't know how to praise them enough." A now style pictst eontalnlnfr rKrrapASSTAECTJS In paper carton (without is now for sale at som Orog stores yon wrt. csirm.

riti low prlcod norr a intended for tho poor and tho ooonomtcal. Onecioz of too a re cent oartouti a tabulea) ca, i on iali sending forty eight cent Ko the Kitaks CHmuaas COMJ mT. No. 10 Sprucb INen Yoiu or a aajh carton (Tim tabuiXU will be none for flro cents. STANDARDS HUrling on tiiZvcr, Cousins on Shoes.

Shoes Correct and Gool Tan Shoes high a vjxtord cut. medium to very dark. Jiitner Colored Ivid fashion's favorite maybe or Russia Calf a close second. Oxfords have thin turned sole or heavier, mannish sole with wide extension edges. Distinctively Summer shoes, built for special comfort in outdoor life.

Styles? Cousins' own. J. T. Cousins SHOEMAKERS 498 Fulton Bond St. Cor.

P. BRUSH. JR. BRO. guests, among whom were the Misses Zabris kie.

Stuwer, Friend, Gilland, Taylor, Jlid Masters Lewis and Jack Read. Clifford Bailey, Gerald Barnes, Stanley Joneo, Alfred S. Lyman, Harold Ormsby, Prank Harold Decker, Mesdames George Hunt Prentiss, Herman Stutzer, Samuel Hawley Olmstead, Walter M. Friend. Ombri Ford Hfbbard assisted in tho celebration.

THE BEST S.Za4l,craS& to 33 "a VOLKSFEST OPENS TO DAY. Plattdeutsche Festival Tliat Interests Many Germans. The Plattdeuscher Volkfest opens this afternoon at Wissoll's Itidgewood Park' and will be continued Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. June 14, 15, 16 and will close on Sunday, June 10. This festival, which has an interest for thousands of German Americans in Brooklyn and vicinity is an event which was originally brought here from northern Germany.

Elaborate preparations have been made for the festival and valuable prizes have been provided for the competitors in the various departments. The following are the committee as already arranged: Executive Oeorgre TImm erman, chairman; Frederick Lupoers, secretary; L. Schulenberg, llnrj Goosen D. P. Linnnieyer, Henry Kopr, H.

niy Kaempffer. Henry Butt, A. B. Kafierman, Henry Schoenhut, GusLav Schulz, Charles Hiops. H.

Treckmann, John Heiunann, John G. N'isyen Rudolph Schumacher, H. Stegremann, W. iiuclihulz. H.

Foilmer. H. I. Holtermann and John Pan fireman n. Press and printing L.

Schulenberg, chairman; St Ivaempffer, secretary; George Timmermann, H. W. Horeis. H. F.

Hcese. Reception H. Meyer, chairman; L. Rutf se, Frederick Jteyer, Jchn Brci km.inn, John Gatje, John H. Doacher, E.

Helnbockl John Kobbe, H. Losemann, Frederick G. Feldhas Music Henry Korr. chairman; Henry Goosen assistant chairman; F. w.

Schulz, Banger! John Schutt. H. Boschen, Herman Schwartz' and John Wildback. Gate Gustav Schulz, chairman: Henry Schoen hut, assistant chairman: John Kofster "treasurer Xouls Etzro.lt, secretary, and Henry Meyer E' Hunken, John Droge. Augrust Schaofer, Herrry Kruse, Henry Henry Eckhoff, John uns D.

Kuver. I. H. Dlercks, E. A.

lioraemann Jo Hunkel, John Bohls, Louis Finke, v. Dieck mann, F. E. Heitmann. I.

H. Grabau. von der Lelth, G. R. Schumacher, p.

Ku'echs H. Mactnes and H. prewes. Entertainment John Heitmann. chairman Charles Hoopp.

Ilrst aBSist.int chairman; A. Itaesemann, second assistant chairman, and Meyer, E. Otten, H. Heuer, I. G.

Hartmann, Henry Eden, W. Tiedt, Henry Homeyr Henry Mohrmann, W. Warnken. PhKlp Loh'mann, John Muller, Augu st MagnuB, N. H.

Kappelmann, George von der Lieth. Ernst Rchrs, Henry Rehse, Edward EHerhorst. E. Hilmer, John Meyer, K. Gartner, W.

Heym mn, E. Tyniann, H. Kulk, D. Heinmaim, E. Steenken, AJber: Rutz and H.

B. Bartels. Floor H. Goosen. chairman: Buchholz.

as sistant chairman, and Edward Mollenhauer, George Segelken, li. Mueller, 1J. Laiehrs, E. Kappelmann, H. Hausen, I.

H. Rathknmp, H. H. Retners, E. Kobold.

W. A. Tauts, TV. Meyer, Charles W. SteinhoiT and I.

A. Boehmer. Women's target committee D. F. Llnnemever.

ohairman: John H. Follmer, first assistant chair i man; nenry unimmer, secona assistant chairman, and H. E. A. Wagner, Claus Heins.

George Tappen, John Badenhoop, E. Mingramm, Jacob Arfmaim. W. H. Pardey, John Boettjer.

P. R. Lange, H. Tischbeck. W.

F. Linnemeyer, Charles Welde. G. Slevers. H.

Peter, E. Tletje. Bowline committee Frederick Lupnena. ehair BATTERMAN. Our Store can be reached trom all parts ot the City by transfer to rtle av and Broadway lines of cars also Brooklyn Elevated M.

R. and New Transfer System from Fulton, Halsey, Gates and Myrtle av cars to Sumner av cars direct to our Store..