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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21. 1911.

if any branch of our business. The Store Accommodating. NEVER have permitted and never will permit any one to undersell us or successfully to dispute our supremacy ABRAHAM AND STRAUS have risen here on the foundation of PUBLIC SATISHE greatest store and the greatest business in Brooklyn, FACTION with the best service, the best assortment and the lowest prices. The Store Accommodating. Telephone 6100 Main.

The Weather To-morrow: Fair. The Famous Now a Waist Coat for the Athletic Girl. The "Country Club" Waist Coat. For the extreme of comfort and ease in rowing, golfing, tennis playing and bowling the "Country Club" Waist Coat easily takes the lead. The athletic girl will' surely want at least one of the Waist Coats in her wardrobe, and the price is so moderate that three or four will not tax the purse too heavily.

Made of white drill cloth; collar, cuffs and belt of striped or solid color Manchester galatea, in red and blue. Sizes 14 and 16 years. Price, 98c. The materials employed, the make, cut, fit and style, each recommend themselves so strongly that they establish a new standard of comfort for hot weather wear. Second floor, Central Building.

Black Hand Bags at $10.00. Read This Unusual Offering. DEALERS and selling agents alike agree that this season will find an unprecedented demand for black Luggage. Now at the begining of the season, when Traveling Bags are most in demand, we found a maker who was willing to let us exploit these excellent Bags at an exceedingly small the value offered. Not shapeless, frail, unreliable Bag, but a full cut Oxford, with single or double handles, with or without hand sewed corners; fine leather linings and best brass locks and clamps.

Sizes 16, 17, 18 and 19 inches. Any size, $10.00. Bag Store, Main floor, Men's Building. An Aetual From cosketch Stock. Children's 50c.

Dresses, 30c. OF PRETTY plaids, trimmed with plain chambray in contrasting colors; sizes 2 to 5 years. $1.29 Baby Dresses, 98c. Of new white crepon, easily laundered and requires no ironing; lace trimmed; sizes 6 months to 2 years. Children's $1.98 Dresses, $1.49.

Of fine checks, with separate bloomers; can be worn separately; sizes 2 to 5 years. Full lines of for children, upward Second floor, front, East Building. Woven Dress Gingham, a Yd. THOUSANDS OF YARDS of good, strong, durable Dress Ginghams, in a splendid assortment of checks and stripes, all good colors; they come in lengths from 10 to 20 yards; we will cut any length, Suitable for house dresses, aprons, boys' waists, children's suits and rompers. Subway floor, West Building.

Trimmed Hats at $2.95 to $9.00. From the Mezzanine Hat Store. A FASCINATING display of Hats- styles for outing wear and dress. Lingerie net, Panamas and chips, trimmed with flowers, ribbon, wings, etc. New line of felt Hats for mountain and seashore, trimmed with scarf or fancy effect at side.

$2.95 to $12.00 Hats at 98c. to $9.00. Clearance of women's, misses' and children's Hats. None C. O.

D. or on approval. MOURNING HATS in great variety--none than. $5.00 Mezzanine Store, East Building. Horse Medicine.

GUARD THE HORSE against chills, fevers and colic with Dr. Murray's Veterinary Colic, Chills and Fever Medicine. $1.00 a Bottle, or Six Bottles for $5.00. Main floor, front, Central Building. FUNERAL OF PAUL E.

JONES. Bishop Burgess Assists at Services. Prominent Men Pallbearers. The funeral services for Paul Eugene Jones, the lawyer, who died suddenly last Saturday, were held yesterday after noon, Marys Protestant Episcopal Church, Classon and Willoughby avenues. TOre of Rev.

the James church, Clarence officiated. Jones, He the was pas- assisted by Bishop Burgess and the Rev. Samuel Borden -Smith. pallbearers were William Berri, James Sherlock Davis, Millard F. Smith, Dr.

Bubert L. Smith, Dr. Baldwin, Paul De Fere and the two law partners of the deceased, Messrs. McKinny 'and Stienbrink. A full choir assisted during the services, Lindsay Norden at the organ.

The Interment took place in Greenwood Cemetery, Mentauk Lodge. No. 286, F. and A. Gilbert Council, R.

and the Church Club were present in almost complete bodies. The church was crowded. Mr. Jones' death was unexpected. He had been operated on for an ulcer of the stomach, but had rallied quickly.

He was suddenly stricken- Saturday and taken. to. the Skene Sanitarium, where he died. Mr. Jones is survived' by a widow, Louise W.

Jones, who lives at 183 Columbia heights. He was a member, while a student at New York. University, of the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity. He also belonged to the Crescent and Lawyers clubs. Mr.

Jones was born in Brooklyn forty -three years ago. GEE-CONOLLY. The marriage of Miss Kathleen Conolly to Lieutenant C. C. Gee, Corps of Engineers, U.

S. was solemnized at 8:30 o'clock last evening, at the bride's home, 388 Decatur street. The bridesmaid was Miss Marguerite Conolly and the best man, Lieutenant Albert Lyman, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.

Two other classmates af the bridegroom acted as ushers, Lieu- Midsummer Sale of Coats, Muffs and Neckpieces. Wonderful Sale and Exhibition of the New. ONE SUMMER MANY YEARS AGO this Store advertised a sale of women's fine fur Coats and Neckwear at prices that seemed impossible and created a great stir and most remarkable business. The idea surprised people. Yet it was a very simple proposition of business.

The manufacturer desired to keep his experts engaged rather than dispense with their services in the hot weather season. He lost profit but kept his experts. The people gained remarkable bargains in the finest of furs. Everybody profited. Others followed suit, recognizing the wisdom of the idea.

But no store ever equaled the values of Abraham and Straus, and we believe no store ever will. We show the models from which we will take orders. All sizes, 32 to 42 bust measure. Goods will be stored free until the Fall. The values are deeply interesting, but just as interesting is the exhibition of new styles--the very newest that will be all the vogue in the Fall and Winter.

If you do not wish to buy (you will if you are wise), come just to see what is new and beautiful in Furs for Fall and Winter. $55.00 Caracul Coat, $35.00. $150.00 Full Length Blended Squirrel Coats, 52 inches long. roll collar and turn cuffs, lined $98.50. with high colored Made with three striped border and long roll collar, Full Length Caracul Coats, $98.50.

caded silk linings. Made of Leipsic dyed skins, long roll collar and silk lined. $225.00 Full Length Blended Squirrel Coats, $250.00 Full Length Caracul Coat, $175.00. $150.00. backade of fine glossy caracul skins, deep collar and turn- silks.

Made of finest quality sking and lined with high colored $125.00 Coat, Full Length, $80.00. 36 inches $250.00 Roll Persian Lamb of Coats, $140.00. Made of finest quality skins, finished with large buttons long. collar, made fine glossy skins. and frogs.

$400.00 Persian Lamb Coats, $285.00. Full Length Hudson Seal Coats, $98.50. ornaments. long. Large roll collar and finished with braid $150.00 Made of French dyed skins, plain or fancy linings.

$60.00 Full Length Pony Skin Coats, $45.00. $225.00 Full Length Hudson Seal Coats, $140, Made of glossy French dyed skins, semi-fitted back and Made of fine quality French dyed skins, large roll collar shawl collar, and finished with braid ornaments and seal buttons. We will show the finest assortment and latest models of Neckwear and Muffs in blended Hudson Bay sable, natural $200.00 Natural Pony Skin Coat, $120.00. mink, ermine, natural skunk, black and pointed fox, natural Full length. With large beaver collar and cuffs.

raccoon and white fox. Second floor, front, Central Building. Women's $8.00 $12.50 to Linen and Ramie Suits, $5.25 A Most Remarkable Offering. MADE OF FINE QUALITY natural linen and new ramie cloth, in three distinct styles. One i is made with jaunty coat with long roll collar of striped linen, the other with sailor collar of striped linen, also cuffs of striped linen.

The other is made with slashed collar and revers and cuffs of satin, with full length or three-quarter sleeves. Skirts with panel back and front, also with loose panel back. The colors are natural, white, lavender, purple, light blue and tan. All sizes, from 32 to 44 bust measure. None C.

O. D. or on approval. Second floor, Central Building. $12 to $13.50 Cotton Voile Robes, $6 With the Most Exquisite Embroidery.

IT WOULD POSITIVELY be an injustice to the merchandise to attempt to describe these Robes fully. Even this Store has never equaled these values. The embroiderings are unusually elaborate and beautiful, both in design and coloring. All on white foundations. Not only in the workmanship but in the generous way they are cut--the unusual amount of material employed--for example: 3 to yards of flouncing embroidered full 12 inches deep.

3 to yards of banding, 2 to 4 inches wide. to yards of plain cotton voile. At $6.00, the Robes are in colors of black and white, helio, At $5.00, the Robes are in colors of coral, white and black cadet, coral, light blue, pink- and all white. and white. Main floor, center, Central Building.

Excellent -Enticingly Priced, Right in the Height of Demand Time. There is hardly a street or house dress that does not require some Embroidery Trimming--and here they are, extremely underpriced. There are Galloons, Flouncings, Corset Covers, Edgings and Insertions: 35c. to 39c. Embroidery Galloons, 25c, a yard.

59c. Corset Cover Embroideries, 39c. a yard. 79c. to 98c.

27-inch Flouncings, to 69c. a yard. 10c. to 29c. Edgings and Insertions, 5c.

to 19c. yard. Manufacturers' sample strips--some are slightly imperfect. Main floor, center, Central Building. Men's 25c.

and 50c. Bow Ties at 15c. 3,600 in Immense Assortment of Colors. A MOST OPPORTUNE SALE, when every man is wearing negligee and Bow Ties are the correct thing, and the majority of them are 50c. grade, selling at less than a third of the price they were made to sell for.

There 1 is an immense assortment of colorings and silks, including some of the best styles of Summer foulards, also plain effects. None C. O. D. and store orders only.

Men's Fancy Coat Shirts, 58c. Men's Pajamas at 98c. Brand new percale Shirts, neat designs in light effects, Fine percale in neat hairline stripes; an exa large assortment of colorings, all made coat style, cuffs ceptionally neat style, excellent value, finished with frogs attached. Sizes 14, .15, and 16. and pearl buttons Main floor, front, East Building.

NEW PUBLICATIONS. NEW PUBLICATIONS. HARPER'S FOR A newly discovered and hitherto unpublished Romance by JULY WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY The manuscript recently discovered by the great novelist's daughter, Lady Ritchie, is illustrated with numerous drawings from Thackeray's own pen. Giving Vegetarianism Wreckers of the its Due Florida Keys How much is sentiment and how The picturesque and exciting life much is science in the vegetarian where wrecks are frequent and doctrine? An interesting and imevery wreck means a fortune for partial discussion by A. D.

HALL, F.R.S., Director of the Rothamp- somebody. With numerous picstead Experimental Station, England tures in color by George Harding. SEVEN EXCEPTIONAL STORIES MARGARET DELAND'S GREAT NOVEL "THE IRON WOMAN" Congratulation and Greetings to South Brooklyn. A VERY IMPORTANT SECTION of this great community 1s celebrating a step forward to-day--a section more remarkable in its manufacturing interests, in its commercial possibilities ar its superb home advantages than the people of the city now appreciate. The celebration is not merely over the flushi1 the historic Gowanus.

That is merely an incident upon a distinct development is hinged. The celebration concerre awakening of the spirit of its people, the appreciation authorities of its needs and the beginning of a future the destined to be great indeed. Women's 35c. Stockings, 24c. FINE LISLE THREAD Stockings, in black, with double tops, soles, heels and toes.

Women's Stockings, 3 pairs for Women's Silk Stockings, 79c. Pure $1.00. Lisle thread Stockings, gauze silk Stockings, in tan, pink, sky and weight, in tan, white and black, with double tops, soles, heels and toes. black; with lisle or silk tops. Guarantee--If for any reason these Stockings should prove unsatisfactory, they may be exchanged for others.

Women's 15c. Undervests at 9c. Fine cotton Undervests, low neck, sleeveless and short sleeves; some plain and some have fancy yokes. Women's Combination 50c. Lisle thread Combination Suits, low neck, sleeveless, tight knee, some wide knee, lace trimmed.

Main floor, front, Central Building. Muslin Underwear Offerings. Special Values in the Summer Sale. THERE IS A STYLE, a generous cut, highest excellence of make and finish, that characterize all Abraham and Straus garments-making this the Greatest White Store hereabouts. Nainsook Gowns, 49c.

Chemise style, with peasant sleeves, trimmed with edging of lace. Cambric Gowns, chemise, style, trimmed with embroidery insertions and banding of lawn. Cambric Gowns, open front, yoke of allover embroidery. Sheer Nainsook Gowns. Open front, Cambric top Petticoats, deep umbrella entire yoke of dainty embroidery and flounce, tucked and trimmed with lace insertions, joined with veining; ruffle of good embroidery.

neck and sleeves trimmed ruffle Others at $1.39, $1.48, $1.69, $1.98 of lace and beading with ribbon up to $3.39. drawn; chemise styles, round and Cambric Corset Covers, full front, low square neck effects, wide embroid- round neck trimmed with edging of ery insertions trimming neck in lace. No mail or telephone orders, 9c blind and open work designs, lace Nainsook Corset Covers, insertion of edge around neck and sleeves. good embroidery trimming front, neck and armholes, finished with lace Others at $1.18, $1.29, $1.39, edge 39c $1.48 and $1.69. Sheer nainsook Corset Covers, low Splendid variety of Gowns, of fine round neck and armholes trimmed nainsc trimmed with dainty with a dainty embroidery edge and and effective lace, or embroidery.

$1.98 ribbon drawn embroidered Cambric top Petticoats, full lawn ruf- eyelets 59c fle, trimmed with hemstitched tucks Others at 79c. and and hem, also underlay. No mail, 98c. telephone or hurry box 38c Second floor, front, East Building. $5.00 La Vida Corsets, $2.49.

EXCELLENT MODEL, long straight hip, low bust; supporters attached; made of fine batiste. Corsets for Stout Women, $2.00. Rengo Belt Corsets, made expressly for stout figures; long front, straight hip; extra heavy supporters attached; made of batiste; sizes 21 to 32. $3.50 to $5.00 Sample Corsets, $1.98. Specially made for this season's dress mode, a model to suit all figures; made of batiste 1 and coutil, trimmed with lace and ribbon; supporters attached, $3.00 A.

S. Special Corsets, $1.49. New straight hip models, medium and low bust effect; made of fine white batiste, supporters attached. De Bevoise Brassieres, 49c. Made of batiste, trimmed with lace and embroidery; perfect fitting.

Second floor, front, East Building. Some WonderfulUpholstery Offers 50c. fringed Window Shades, all colors, 29c. each. $2.00 Knockabout Summer Cushions $1.79 imported washable linen Couch Covers 98c.

each Japanese natural bamboo Porch Shades, narrow slats, all sizes, sq. ft. Awnings of generous size, well made, put up on short notice. Lace Curtains Cleaned and Stored during the Summer months, Third floor, Central Building. tenant John C.

H. Lee and Lieutenant Stuart C. Godfrey. Other ushers were Sherwood Gee, brother of the bridegroom; Edward Conolly, brother of the bride; Harry P. Dampers and William M.

Elsen. Among the guests present were William Ward and Mrs. E. M. Ward of West Point; Captain and Mrs.

J. P. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. I.

H. Dampers, Miss Josephine Dampers, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Metz, Miss Nora Ward, Mr. and Mrs.

William G. Elsen, Miss Elsen, Mr. and Mrs. George Burne, Miss Burne, Mrs. William Wilkins, Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel McLain, Charles Lyman, Leon Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Falk, Miss Falk, Mr. and Mre: Van Wagner, William Van Wagner, Dr.

George A. Williams, Miss Williams, Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, Dr. and Mrs.

McFarlain and Miss Margaret Conlin. IOTA SIGMA DANCE. Iota Sigma Sorority held its spring dance last night at the Farm House in the Park. The patronesses were Mrs. George E.

Bagley, Mrs. William S. Miller, Mrs. Edward Groesbeck, Mrs. Esten C.

Richardson, Mrs. Ballot and Mrs. Bang, and the night's committee was made up of Miss Adele Richardson, Miss Susie Miller, Miss. Carrie Bagley, Miss Clara Bang and Miss Ada Groesbeck. OPEN BOYS CAMP SUNDAY.

One of the largest camps for boys and young men in the United States will open' for the season next Sunday at Cold Spring, on the Hudson. The camp is run jointly by the Educational Alliance and the Young Men's Hebrew Association. The former institution runs the junior section, consisting of boys from the ages of 11 to 16, and has a maximum capacity of sixty. The senior section is run by the Young Men's Hebrew Association and is intended for working boys and students from the age of 16 and upwards. The committee in charge, of the camp consists of the following: Education AllianceLee Kohns, Ferdinand Kuhn, B.

M. L. Ernst, Louis Wiley, Dr. S. Brickner, Y.

M. H. -Simon Gottschall, F. Wm. Greenfield, Louts Haber, Wm.

Prager, I "Henry M. Tock FLATBUSH BOARD AROUSED. Demands benefits of Five-Cent Telephone Toll to Manhattan. That a storm of protest fall upon the Telephone Company if they insist upon exempting Flatbush from the benefits of the five-cent toll to Manhattan, was indicated by the attitude of the mempers of the Flatbush Board of Trade last night. At the instance of President Edward G.

Baltz resolutions were prepared and will probably be forwarded to the Public Service Commission urging them not to grant any such demand on the part of the telephone company. The members also urged that the Board of Education take action on the matter of a school for the residents of the hattan Terrace section, nearer than Public School No. 152, at Avenue and East Twenty-third street. The Board of Education has already secured a site at Avenue and East Eighth street, and it is demanded that the work of erecting a school building on it be started as soon as possible. The meeting last night, was the last before the summer vacation.

BANDIT FOUR DAYS IN SADDLE. Idaho Falls, Idaho, June 21-The endurance of Hugh Whitney, the fugitive bandit, is a matter of wonder to the posse men. With their later start many have almost succumbed to the rigors of the trail, while their quarry, with little sleep possible and scant refreshment, is keeping to the saddle after four days of almost continuous riding. A FOURTH CELEBRATION. Last night at 1044 Bushwick avenue a consolidation of the Twentieth and Twenty-second Assembly Districts held a meeting for the purpose of furthering the safe and sane Fourth work and perfecting plans for a joint celebration to be held at Irving Park, Irving avenue and Halsey street.

Alderman Bent of the Twentieth and Alderman Eichhorn of the Twenty-second Assembly District have been appointed to Pamplete Anal arrangements. NO SUMMER OUTING. Andrew Jackson Club to Substitute Theater Party. At a joint meeting of teh entertainment committee of the Andrew Jackson Club of the Eleventh Assembly District and the election district captains of the Democratic district organization, held last night at the clubhouse at 323 Greene avenue, it was decided to abandon the plans for the usual summer outing which had been made before Dreamland burned, and to substitute a theater party. It was arranged to hold the party at the New Brighton Theater on Tuesday evening, July 18.

Tax Commissioner Thomas F. Byrnes, leader of the Eleventh Assembly District, in a speech to his followers at the meeting last night, advised an early beginning of plans for the fall campaign. It was accordingly decided to organize a campaign committee at once, and the following were appointed: James B. Bouck, chairman; Joseph A. Guider, Henry M.

Voss, William R. Foley and John J. Seaman. PRIEST GOES ABROAD. Holy Name Society Gives Father Murphy a Purse of Gold.

A delegation representing the Holy Name Society of the Church of the Epiphany, South Ninth street, near Bedford avenue, accompanied the Rev. Timothy Murphy, their curate, to the S.S. Lusitania to-day. Father Murphy sailed for a five weeks stay in Ireland, and will spend his time with his parents, whom he has not seen in four years. Last night, the popular clergyman was tendered a farewell reception by the society.

During the course of the evening the president of the society, John J. Fallon, presented to Father Murphy a purse of gold, a token of esteem from the members and his many friends. The curate is 3. great favorite among the young people of the church, and is the spiritual director of the United Holy Name Society. The affair last night was Chocolats La Vogue This most unique package, filed with specially selected Chocolates, makes CHOCOLATS LA VOGUE" an unusually appropriate Bon Voyage or Gift Box.

CHOCOLATS Sold at all Stylers, LA VOGUE Stores, and orders taken ct all Sales Agencies for: prompt delivery aboard any steamer. Price $1.50 delivered. LEGGETT'5 premier BREAKFAST COFFEE Per Pound, 35c. -Francis H. Leggett given under the supervision of the board of directors, which consists of John T.

Rooney, chairman; Owen McGinity and Theodore McMahon..