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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORKl TUESDAY. APRIL 15. 1902. 10 Paine's Celery Compound THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.

1 THE WEATHER TO MORROW FAIR. Straus USED by the New York Board of Health; by the Department of Public Safety, Philadelphia; by U. S. Government "Dept. of Havana," and is recommended by Physicians and Surgeons for Domestic and Municipal Uses.

Clean House With While It Drives Out the Seeds of Deadly Diseases It Quickly Builds Up Flesh and Muscle. A Splendid Showing of Summer Furniture. About half the third floor of the Central Building is turned over to the Furniture of specially Summery sorts. Each year we have gathered the best Furniture of this class and shown the widest variety of it anywhere hereabouts. Each year we have had to order pretty nearly double what we had the year before.

Result is that makers count on the Abraham and Straus business; send us their best designs and make us the biggest price concessions. So now we have The Best of the Summer Furniture for Smallest Prices Anywhere. Makers spend a great deal of time in designing new things in Summer Furniture. Some wonderfully pretty pieces in this season's gathering A Truly Wonderful Restoration After Failures With Other Remedies. and you'll Have a clean House; one that looKs clean; one tHat is clean.

The vital thing in housecleaning is to get rid of disease germs. ELECTRO ZONE you" KILLS GERMS ANY RIND, ANYWHERE The most certain and economical germicide and deodorant Known to science. One part Elcclrozone to 5 parts water all g'erms. One part Electrozone to lO parts water destroys all odors. In use it prevents and often cures germ diseases.

It is harmless internally or externally. that are decidedly inexpensive. The list gives price hints, but a signt ot tne furniture is worm nve times as mucn. Tables. Women's Arm Rockers, shellac finish.

Peed Furniture. Silver Birch Furniture. USE IT $3.50, S4.25.S5.50, $8.00 and. $8.75 Women's sewing Rockers, shellac finish. $1.65, $2.95, $4.50 and $6.50 Couches, wood frame, shellac finish, $5.75.

$7.50 and $15.50 Tables, shellac finish, $2.95 and weathered finish $2.95 and $5.50 Prairie Grass Furniture. Made from a wild grass growing on the Western prairies and shaped into the most unique and comfortable designs of Furniture, comprising Suites, as well as odd Chairs, Rockers. Tables, Screens, iWorris Chairs, Tabourets, Stools, etc. Fancy Chairs, $4.00, $5.50, $0.30, $7.50. $10.00 and Women's Rockers $.50 and $6.73 Arm Rockers, $9.00, $10.25.

$11.00 and $12.50 Armchairs, $8.50, $9.50, $11.00 and $2.50, $5.25, $7.75 and $10.00 Tabourets $3.50 and $3.75 Aorris Chairs with cretonne cushions, Settees $17.50, $19.50 and $21.00 Willow Green Ash Furniture. Suites consisting of 3 pieces, covered with grass cloth: Sofa, Armchair and Kocker. $8.50 each; Small Chair, $6.25, and Table $7.00 Weathered Oak Furniture. Suits, consisting of 3 pieces, covered with grass cloth: Sofa. Armchair, Rocker.

Small Chair and Table $5.75 each Suits, consisting of 5 pieces, with imitation leather cushions on seats: Sofa, Armchair, $12.00: Rocker, Small Chair, $7.75, and Table $6.00 Reed, finished in the natural, shellacked.for est green or in the new weathered color, Reception Chairs, shellac finish, $4.30 and $5.25 Settees, shellac finish, $12.75. $14.50, $19.00 arid S2S.OO forest green, weathered. $14.50 Armchairs, shellac finish, $6.85, SS.OO and with pockets on side, at $10.50 and $11.50 Armchairs, forest green finish, $4 75, $5.05, $8.00 and $10.50 Armchairs, weathered finish. $6.85, $8.50, $9100 with pockets, with golf stick holders Arm Rockers, shellac finish. $4.50.

$6.23, $7.30, $8.75. $9.75 and forest green. $8.50 weathered finish. Silver gray birch bark, most rustic effect and verv suitable for the lawn: suite comprises Settee at large Rocker at S4.75; Armchair at nurse Rocker at! 2.30, and Table at $4.50 Porch Furniture. Frames finished in shellacked maple, or painted red and green, with finely woven split cane seats: Arm Rockers, $1.65, $2.00, $2.10, $2.5) and $2.05 Armchairs $1.50, $1.3 and $2.15 Sewing Rockers 75c, 85c.

and $1.75 Settees S4.O0 and $4.75 Double Rockers $4.50 and $5.00 Green and red painted slat seat and back Settees, regularly S4.75, at Green and rea painted slat seat and back Armchairs, regularly S3.25. at $2.05 Green and red painted slat seat and back Rockers; regularly S3. 73, at with pockets $6.85, $7.50 and. Not a Poison Electrozone is a product from sea water by When you read the directions oa the bottle you may feel inclined to experiment. Try Electro zone for AN ACHE, A SORE.

A RASH, A BRUISE. A CUT, on yourself, your horse, your dog, your chickens. The uses of Electrozone are so many that the reader would be incredulous should we dare to name them. But to say that it is a non poisonous germicide gives a hint of the whole Summer Furniture Samples at Half Prices. MR.

R. J. PATTERSON, Says: "I Owe My Life to the Wonderful and Speedy Curative Powers of Paine's Celery Compound." Thousands of families to day monm the, loss of near and dear ones, who when siek B03S first came upon them, were forced to use other medicines instead of the great disease banisber, Paine's Celery Compound. We earnestly appeal to the relatives and friends of the suffering, to btvalc away from the bondage of medical etiquette and dictation, in order that, the sufferiiiR ones may have a surer and happier hope of a new life. The one remedy known to medicine that can bring vior, strength, and permanent health to the run down, rheumatic, neuralgic, dyspeptic, and those burdened with kidney and liver troubles, blood diseases, and dorangemouts of the digestive organism, is Dr.

Phelps' great medical prescription. Paine's Celery Compound. Weak, run down, sleepless, and despondent men and women will find inspiration and comfort in the following; letter written by Mr. R. J.

Patterson, of Sheridanville. who was fully restored to the blessings of life after use of the great medicine that truly "makes sick people well." Mr. Patterson says: "I was greatly troubled with insomnia and felt as tired in the morning as when I went to bed. I finally lost my appetite, and could not bear to even look at food. I was so weak that I almost despaired of getting well again.

Before I had used one bottle of Paine's Celery Compound. 1 felt like a new man. My brain has become clear, my sleep refreshing, and my appetite excellent. I now find work a pleasure instead of a burden. 1 owe my life to the wonderfuj and speedy curative powers of Paine's Celery Compound." In Refrigerators To destroy odors, kill germs and generally sweeten things; it won't hurt anv food.that's there.

In Cellars or musty places where there's mildew. If there are any unhealthy looking spots, Electrozone them." In the Kitchen SinK In the "Wash Tubs Pour a little Electrozone down the drain pipe at night vanish odors, germs, gases. Around all Plumbing Everywhere you find an odor or damp spot, Electrozone. On Your Floors When your carpets are up scrub floors with Electrozone. Germs, insects' eggs, larvae, whether in cracks of floors or under mould ings, die instantly.

Green reed Conversation Chair, regularly Slt.50. at Green reed Armchair, regularly S15.50, at $7.75 Green reed Settee, regularlv S15.50, at $7.73 Green reed Settee, regularly S23.00, at $11. SO Third floor. Central Building Maple and grass cloth Armchair, regularly S3.75. at "no Maple and grass cloth Armchair, regularly S10.00, at Sn'oX Maple and grass cloth Sofa, regularly S12.50, at en' Green willow Settee, regularly $13.00, at no Green reed Divan, regularly S13.00, at u.au story.

Underprice News of Notions. Thousands of little things at bargain prices. Just as good, every one of them, as the Notions and sewing room requisites that we sell regularly the best qualities of these little things to be had anywhere. We have gathered immense quantities for this mid April offering at the time when the demand is greatest. Such Good Notions Never Cost So Little.

Dressmakers and milliners may share, of course but we cannot rill mail or telephone orders. Some wavs it is the best Notion Sale we ever had If you contemplate moving into a house previously 50 cts. worth of Electrozone prevention is better than $50 worth of.possible cure. Your druggist will sell you Electrozone, 50 cents a quart bottle. French Black Dress Stuffs $1.40.

Worth $2.50 to $3.95 a yard. We never had such a remarkable offering before at the season's commencement if you could see these Dress Stuffs as we tell about them, they would be gone in a jiffy. It is the whole stock on hand from the leading importer of high class black dress stuffs his selling season is over and he was willing to make a price sacrifice for prompt clc3.r3.ncc Description is impossible. These are the handsomest, most exclusive French fabrics imported this season. Silk figures in brilliant variety and small, and medium designs.

SilK corded strioes. Silk figured silk and wool Crepe de Chine, li are to dav's $2.50 to SVJo fabrics everywhere that such line things are sold. 1 morrow's price here, $1.40 a yard. We have cut them into skirt and dress lengths for your greater convenience in ChOOSing. JIan noor rear CentraI Building.

The CHEMICAL ELECTRICAL CO, 415 Lexington New York. BBaESssBsam Invisible Hooks and Eyes, black or white, DIAMOND DYES Trm' t.i and color, i Xoiliinjr cum equal them. 18 07 ESTBB RELIABLE CSEPETS Vinol is a Wonderful Tonic and Strengthener. "The Hound of the Baskervilles. tsrusn Skirt Binding, black only, per yd.

Bias velveteen Skirt Binding, black only, 5 yd. pc 7c Black worsted Skirt Binding, 3 vd.pcs.,pc.' Black worsted Skirt Binding, 5yd. pc.4c Featherstitcli Braids, white, assorted patterns, 4yd. lc Featherstitch Braids, white, assorted patterns, 6 yd. pc 2c Pique trimming Braids, 6 vd.

pieces, white and colors, assorted patterns, piece. lOc English non twist Tape, 6 different widths in package 2c Chinese block Tape, assorted widths, per dozen pieces 8c Hand sewing Silk. 50 yd. spool, black onlv, per spool s'c Cutter's black sewing Silk, par spool 5c. Large spools black sewing Silk, per spool Silkrochey, looksi like silk, tor tancy crocheting, black and colors, spool 2c Basting Cotton, 12 spools package, per dozen Kerr's Luster Thread, 400 yards, in black or white, all sizes, 8c Dart Button Fastener Cord, black.

bunch. Dart Button Fasteners, 2 dozen buttons and cord fastener, per card lc Hump Hooks and Eyes, black or white, size 4. per ross 2c Peets' Invisible Eyes, paper lc Peets' Invisible Hooks and Eves, paper. Pelican Hooks and Eyes, black or white, all size 3, per gross 23o Black or nickeled snap garment Fasteners, per dozen 3c Horn Hair Pins in shell, amber or black, per dozen Gc Pearl head Lace Pins in white and colors. per doz 4e Toilet Pins, 400 pins on sheet.

2 papers. lc Hair Pins in wooden boxes, 100 pins in box.Sc Stock Collar Foundations, perforated, assorted sizes, each 4c Tomato Pin Cushions, each 4e Button Hooks, wood handles, 7, 9 inch, each lc Gilt Collar Buttons, ic Machine Oil, per bottle 2c Prussia Seam Binding, black or white, per piece oc Double serge Belting, black or white, 10 vard pieces, piece Rubber lined Dress Shields, cambric covered, size 3, pair, 5c; size 4, pair, 6c: size 5, pair 7c Light weight Dress Shields, size 3, pair, 7c; size 4, pair 8c Japanese silk, rubber lined Dress 'Shields, size 3, pair 9c Cotton Side Supporters, black or white, for women, misses and children, pair 2c Fancy frilled side Hose Supporters, pair. Bust Forms, high or low bust, jersey covered. 32 to 40 inch, each 25c The Reason Endorse Bt So A New Sherlock Holmes Story. Published to day.

Everybody who has read the wonderful doings of that wonderful detective, Sherlock Holmes, will want to read this new story by Conan Doyle. Sherlock' Holmes is the hero and the adventure is the most mysterious and thrilling of all those to the details of which Dr. Doyle has introduced us. As before, the. faithful Dr.

Watson is the story teller. The book is published to day at $1. 25. Here for 90c. Emphatically.

trnm ciu nf The Son of a Fiddler. Dy jenueue cee, puu Usher's price. our price SI. 08 the Brookln High School; publisher's price. Cl fi SI FURNITURE BARGAINS, Lessons in the Art of Living.

Masters in the art of living love fine Furpiture as master musicians love superb instruments. Kudyard Kipling said: "Americans camp but, they have not had time to learn the lessons of living," but our beautiful, well attuned furnishings i enable; you to find graceful living easy, and prove Mr. Kipling's criticism behind the times. Even those who know what we have done in the past will be surprised and delighted by the beauty of our daily arriving Spring stock. AVe use each season's beauty as a stepping stone for a better best, and the Spring Brides of the Twentieth Century will have no wish to "camp out" when they see how much beauty can be obtained for very little outlay Roya! Wilton Carpets.

$1.50 Per Yd. (Reduced from Room effects as well as Hall and Stair Patterns. Begin by making the "opening chapter" of the "new home romance" artistic, and the rest of the furnishing will bo easy. GOLDEN OAK HALL FURNITURE. sizes, per gross 8c The Heroine of the Strait, by Mary E.

Crowley: publisher's pnee, Sl.50: our price Many Waters, by Robert Shackleton: publisher's price, S1.50;'Our price $1.08 Book Stor. Main floor, rear. Hast Buildlns. A Double Barrel Detective Story, by Mark Twain: price; S1.50: ourprice.Sl.08 The Assassins, by N. M.

price. SI. 50; our price $1.08 The Opponents, by Harrison Robertson: publisher's price, SI. 50; our price SI. 08 ins Great Savings.

Bought your share of the splendid underprice garments yet Better be prompt, if you haven't. Months ago we gave the makers carte blanche to turn out as much fine Underwear as they could at a price. They have sent thousands of garments but even so, some people will be disappointed. Stocks are broad and complete now and we never had such good Underwear to sell for so. little.

Very Unusual Underpricing in Good Sheets and Pillow Cases. Think of a torn and hemmed Lockwood Mills Sheet yards square for 53c! Think of Fruit of the Loom Sheeting 2 yards wide for 22c. a yard Then make up your mind pretty promptly whether this is not likely to be the best chance of the season to provide your stock of Sheets and Pillow Cases. If you have a Summer home to look out for, if your Winter stock of bed muslins is depleted, to day's news is worthy of prompt attention: PaiHv made Sheets torn and hemmed by the Pillow Cases, good quality, linen finish, enS, fAm Cottor Mi from their own inches 12o Inort Nards wide 24 yards long. Good quality Pillow Cases, 12x36 and 45x We have had considerable experiencs In being able to watch the effects produced by various tonics.

We can emphatically state that wo know of nothing that will act as a general rebuilder, Btrength restorer and flesh creator, better than Vinol. When ire feel .13 sure as we do of tho good that can be accomplished by this scientific remedy, it would seem strange did we not endorse it and recommend it as highly as we are continually doing. It is painful for us to see any of our friends or fellow townspeople, weak and debilitated and unable to enjoy life and in a condition whore they are apt to succumb to some seriotis illness, when we feel as sure a we do. that if they would but take Vinol, they would find it to he a strength builder and a health maintainor. We know that Vinol contains in a highly concentrated form, those important medicinal elements that havealways made cod liver oil famous.

We know also that Vinol does not contain grease and is delicious to take and we know best of all of hundreds of people who have been cured and made strong by it. Here is one of manv. Mrs. G. V.

Hexp.t, 20o First Joliet, Illinois, says: "I take tho greatest of pleasure in recommending such a fine toning and strengthening medicine as Vinol. I felt run down and was always tired. I had no appetite and did not seem to digest the food I ate properly. I have been taking Vinol for about two weeks and feel strong and well. I now thoroughly enjoy my meals and my domestic and social duties, which used to Xaiigue me, are now a source of pleasure.

I am now a sincere friend of vinol." When we talk of Vinol, we know whereof we speak and will refund your money is i'oa ar not satisfied fter giving: it a fair trial, that what we tell you about it is absolutely true. Ifi inrhec fif. each Were Now Glasses $21.00 $15.00 Settees 26.00 20.00 Every room has shared our forethought, so even the kitchen can i some bargain beauty. White Enamel Goods. Were Now 4 quart Sauce Pans $1.15 .65 6 quart Sauce Pans 1.25 .75 8 quart Sauce Pans 1.35 .95 Also 3 burner Gas Stoves 3.50 $2.55 utJ Corset Covers.

nsck Corset Covers, trimmed with embroidery back and front, full front, draw string at waist neck Corset Covers, trimmed with embroidery, full front: also nainsook Corset Covers, round neck, trimmed with embroidery. French shape 30c Round neck Corset Covers, two lace insertions and ribbon run beading across front, lace edge back and front, full 40c Nainsook Covers, round neck, embroidery ruffle and beading with ribbon back and front, armhole trimmed, French shape; others with wide lace insertion and ruffle and ribbon run beading back. and front, full Iront, tucked bpek: others with three fine embroidery insertions in front, embroidered edge back and front, tucked back, full front 70c Drawers. Auslin Drawers, with full cambric umbrella ruffle and cluster ot tucks above, open and closed Cambric Drawers, with full ruffle of choice embroidery and two clusters of tucks, open and closed 49c Standard AVohawk Valley ready made Sheets: 154 yards wide. 2A yards 34c.

each 2 vards wide, 2a yards long 5c. each 2i yards square 1 Walking Skirts. Cambric Skirts, full lawn umbrella ruffle, cluster of hemstitched tucks and ruffle of choice embroidery; also dust ruffle 08c Cambric Skirts, full lawn umbrella ruffle with three clusters of tucks, two wide insertions and deep ruffle of lace; also dust ruffle $1.48 Gowns. Gowns, square neck, two insertions of fine embroidery and lawn puffing in yoke; also, neck ahd.Empire, trimmed with fine embroidery' insertions and cluster tucks. Nainsook Chemise Gowns, square neck, with Tine embroidery insertions and dainty pink or blue bands back and front, prettily trimmed with two bows of satin ribbon in front, short sleeves trimmed with embroidery and colored band." Chemises.

AasonvilIe muslin Chemises, with corded band and pearl buttons 25c Skirt trimmed nainsook Chemises, lace insertions in front and ribbon run beading, fitted back, with tucked lawn ruffle, edged with lace at bottom 98c Second floor, East BuIIdlnff. Utica Aills Sheeting, IX yards wide, Ilea yard Good quality yard wide bleached Auslin. 5c. a yard Good quality yard wide unbleached Muslin, 4c. a yard Yard wide Lonsdale Cambric.

a yard Main floor, rear. Central TluUdiile. Mills Pillow Cases, Utica ead Long Credit Is the most ingenious device of nil it hitches your dollars to more convenient home comforts than they ever drew before. A Broad and Distinguished Showing of Women's Kid Gloves at c. A fair illustration of the completeness of this Glove Store may.be made by citing some of the styles which are priced at less than a dollar a pair.

Thev are all finely made, perfectly finished Gloves. They are all in perfect taste, For everything "but the dressiest wear, most women think them quite sufficient. Misses' and Children's Wear. Co rthwait BOLTON Cowp AT ANY OF OUR STORES. tcrman lamb Glove, identical Pique sewn nnisnea witn one large Ratbnsh Avenue, Near Fulton Street.

pearl clasp, slates and beavers, pin points. i style and a.IorinKs with the best made. Pique sewn. 2 clasp dogskin, narrow em NEW YORK STORES: 104 to 108 West 14th Street WORRIED OVER SALARY CUTS. broiderv or pin points on new raw Cyrano Suede, 3 kid clasps, embroidery matching Glove or in contrasting 'shades, black, white, tan.

slate, mode and beaver. Castor Gloves, light weight, one clasp; heavier grade, two clasp: slates only. tans, oeavei wu Cape, the mannish cut. cnoice in oak, red tmc in A.her's or the Warwick. Long Slips of cambric and nainsook, bishop and yoke effects with ravers of embroidery and tucks 39c Long Slips of fine nainsook, circular yoke of line tucks with ruffle, daintily trimmed with lace 50o Short Dresses of fine nainsook, Empire yokes of tine tucks, hemstitching and embroiderv with tucked ruffles; sizes 6 months to 3 vears 4So Short Dresses of nainsook, circular voke of hemstitched tucks with embroidery insertions and hemstitched ruffles; sizes 6 months to 3 vears one Short Dresses of tine lawns, an elegant assortment ot styles, in long waisted and Empire effects, all daintily trimmed with embroiderv.

yokes and ruffles, verv choice designs; sizes 6 months to 4 years'. 8o Lawn Caps in French and full ruche effects, featherstitching and hemstitched tucks; all sizes 59c Aasonville muslin Drawers, umbrella ruffle of cambric, with double row of hemstitching, sizes 1 to years. 19c With iace trimmed ruffle 25c Aasonville muslin Skirts, umbrella ruffle of cambric, deep hemstitched hems and cluster tucks, sizes 1 to 21c. 10 to lb' years.89c With deep embroidery trimmed ruffle 69c Alasonville muslin Gowns, with hemstitched tucked yoke and ruffle, sizes 2 to 14 vears, 09c Chemise Gowns, circular neck with hemstitched ruffle and ribbon beading, sizes 6 to 14 years. 69c floor, Kan Building.

As complete as the assortment at this price so at all the others up to .11 4 1 Brooklyn Principals Believe Favoritism Has Been Shown in Board of Educa "Peau de Crepe' the unrivaled Regina in kiq or sUcuC Main floor, center. Central Bulldinp. Trade Mark Registered The beautiful and successful silk fabric, for Costumes and Waists, Has the name woven in the selvage NONE GENUINE W1THOVT IT Beware of Inferior Imitations. Women's Patent Leather Shoes. Shiny leather and the soft, dull finished kid will be the two favorites for women's dressiest footwear this season.

A broad and fine gathering of Shoes and Oxfords of these leathers is ready now priced exceedingly low for their worth you will think. Chief favorites among the low Shoes are the Colonial Oxfords of Patent Leather or Dull Kid. Tiiev hive re uid stvle never matched in any Shoe. They are finished with a broad, oos They are hand welted, of course, and have two inch heels Just as the very finest black Ribbons made in France and America are exclusively here in Brooklyn, so are prices for all good grades of these Ribbons here the lowest anywhere. Fair instances in these special offerings that to day brings forward the Rjbbons that women want most for prices not paralleled in equal qualities outside this Store.

plven. The and been ether nunc sho the br "act thai In many of the reductions smissals the employes affected have huse recently ransferred from the norcuuhs to has caused io declare that, favoritism has been in the residents of the borough across due. ai.ed meeting of the Executive Corn will lie held to morrow evening and inch wide black surah back satin Ribbons, larly 23c. a yard, at 10c; inches wide. regularly 23c.

a yard, at 24c with small Jacquard woven poma aot, a A st; i 1 1 further tion Seductions. Asocialo Ciiy Suvjcnniencicn: HuMtuvl R. "Yetman met the Brooklyn rndniv' nffic'it' yesterday afternoon the local eiliseni inn I building an. I diseusscl plans for ihr week. Nearly all of the ofilcers v.

ere present the reports lor the month were liaii'lcil in. The raids af the sweatshops did not eotne for discussion and it was generally conceded that the offieers have no pow.T in the r. Is was rumore.l yesterday that there would he meeting of the principal's association at the local hoard rooms, but the expected I meetins did not lake piai e. The wholesale salary cuts which have beep, made by the hoard throticii the executive committee h.ive Kiven rise to no nd oi' discussiun and tvainy i declare that, injustice hns beer, shown i of (he fiiiihfnl while other em I ployes have mi! been reduced at all. The reduction of of Parker P.

Siir.mons from one to was 1 one of the largest cuts made hy tin. hoard and is considered by many to be uncalled for. Since the reorganization nf the Hoard of Education, the vorl; of the Supply Depart I nient of Manhattan has if anything been In I creased and made a innrc responsible posi tion. That the siihn of the superintendent should he redticd in view of these facts has caused considerable At. the same time the failure to reduce the salary of Josiah II.

Pius, the clerk io City Superint endent William n. Maxwell, has called forth some comparison. For some time there has been discussion as to 1 tho position of private secretary and many of the commissioners havr sought informa i tion as to the work done by the secretary, but this Information has not been readily I Reputable Merchants will show no other iere are other hints ot tne nne snowing: sott nmsn and nigh luster; reguiariy 'oc luctinns may he decided upon. a vard, at 19c ca t. (lull Km lUW "uui i iciui lace and button Boots, dull kid tops, hand Cuban heels, medium toe Women'; button Black taffeta Ribbons, waave and finish most desirable for mourning wear, inches wide, regularly 49c.

a yard, at 39c Black mousseline taffeta Ribbons, a very lustrous and soft finished Ribbon, especially desirable for rosette and millinery wear, inches wide, regularly 45c. a yard, 30c Slain floor, center. East Building. Black gros grain Ribbons, with small raised silk woven polka dot; a design particularly good for neckwear and belt wear; 3 inches wide, regularly 22c, at 10c; 3ji inches wide, regularly 2Sc, at 1 Oc Black double satin Liberty Ribbons, high luster and soft finish; 3 inches wide, regu turn soles Women's French patent calf Oxfords, turn and welted soles, Cuban and Louis XV heels 84.1)5 Second floor. 30.J" welted extension sole Boots, tec last, military S4.93 Women lace, routiv Women dill 11! In 26 inch width only ONE DOLLAR a yard.

For sale at the leading retailers. Norfolk Silk Company, NewYork AB.T ASSOCIATION TRUSTEES. The annral meeting of the Brooklyn Art Association tool; place hist evening at the an ro jms. on Montague street. A new board of trustees was elected for a term of live yars.

The membeia or the new board are S'amxiei V. Boocock. William II. Male. Jacob Robert J.

Kimball and K. fli Beers. ANNUAL CHURCH MEETING. Bethany Presbyterians Progressing and in Good Finaneial There wa a large iMtendnnce last night, at the annual meeting of tbc members of cluded with prayer, after the election of officers for the enstilnp year. SINGLE TAX CLUB DEBATE.

A debate on tho. question, "What, Should' Bo the National Issue?" will be hold on Friday night, at the rooms of the Single Tax Club, 1.101 Bedford avenue. The subject will be introduced by. George H. Titcomb.

and Edward M. Shepartl. Fred W. Hinrlchs, Charles F. Adams and Alexander AlcKlnner will discuss it from various standjjcCtls.

penditures $3,030. Superintendent Thomas N'orris of the Sabbath School, stated that tho enrollment of ticholar.s. teachers and officers were 507 members. The highest attendance was 3S2 members, and reports declared the Sunday school self supporting. After the reading of the reports 6T the Women's Aid and Missionary Society, by J.

A. Billlnssley, president, the meeting con readlnc of the minutes of mooting. Mr. Johnson then r. ir tvnorts of the church, which acmg.

and showed that members had been received treasure of tho. church. report, disclosing the receipts ttr to have been 53,100, and the ex followed Ihe In 1 read tin were weni durin J. next Or the Bethany Presbyterian Church, corner of How aril avenue and McDonough street. The pastor, the Rev.

J. A. Billinzsley. presided, and W. (1.

Johnson, clerk, recorded. Reports read ulcnrly indicated that the church is oa a good financial basis and progressing favorably. Prayer by tho pastor opened the moetlng. GF.AKD jrjKY ADJOURNS. Long Island City, 1., April 15 Tho week.

Qrand Jury hns adjourned for one having practically finished its work..