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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAULE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1011.

Lord Taylor Founded J826 A Remarkable Exhibition and Sale of Rare Oriental Rugs From the Village of Hereke Commencing the week of Monday, October 16th $45 $35 $45 $35 $3iT" $25 $45 $25 $25 HEREKE the private village of the late Sultan Abdul Hamid for weaving fine Oriental Rugs, was started by his father, Sultan Abdul Medjed. The most expert weavers from all over Turkey were brought to this village to weave works of art in Oriental Rugs for the various Palaces in Europe and Asia, as gifts to those whom the Sultan wished to honor. The Potsdam Palace of the German Emperor has its floors covered with a collection of Oriental Carpets woven at Hereke a gift from the late Sultan Abdul Hamid. Lord Taylor take great pleasure in inviting you to vieiv this superb collection of exquisite Rugs from the Sultan's looms. 9 An Event of the Magnitude and Quality that Is Typical of the "House of Fashions A Sale of 2,000 Women's Tailored Suits At $25, $35 and $45 SOTEln having these models reproduced, ur stipulated that they should be made by the tailoring firms' sample makers.

SOili In tuning luese models reproduced, it stipulated that they should be made by the tailoring firms' sample makers. True Reproductions of Imported Models By Paquin, Bernard, Francis, Poiret, Brzcoll, Louis and Bcchoff -David Landed Cost of Each to Us was $175 to $285 An exceptionally fine collection of Antique Persian Carpets and Rugs will also be shown, including many rare and antique masterpieces of the Eastern looms. Tin's Sale did not spring up like a mushroom! Wc have been planning it for a number of weeks as a matter of fact, ever since wc selected the models in Paris. It was our first intention to include only $JS and $35 suits in tomorrow's but the success of last Monday's sale of $45 suits peisuaded us to reorder many of models and also present other new models at that price. This makes tomorrow's event a sale for practically every woman the one who wishes to spend $25, the one who is limited to $J5, and the one who has appropriated $45 for her Winter suit.

And furthermore, the woman who has set her mind upon expending $(S to $100 for a suit at her custom tailors, may select from these at $25, $35 and $45 and, incidentally, save the difference. We exercised great care in the selecting of these models, as wc considered more than mere style. Wc studied the lines of the different suits and have assembled models suitable for women of all statures small women of sizes 32, and those of all sizes up to 44, and even those up to size 53. The fabrics in nearly every instance are identical with those in the original models zibelincs, wide-wale cheviots and serges, men's wear fabrics, as well as velveteens and velvets. Trimmings arc exact in every detail that is vital, as the mere application of braid and buttons in many instances regulates the modishness of a suit.

We shall describe only the models illustrated but these will give you a general idea of the thirty other models in the sale. Tailored Suits at $25 Bernard Model Fine broadcloth and zilieline, trimmed with sumach braid and bandings of silk embroidery. Francis Model Men's-wcar diagonal cheviot, with collar of velvet, trimmed with fringe. Bechoff-David Model 7ibe1ine, broadcloth or diagonal cheviot; with satin collar inset with velvet and trimmed with fringe Tailored Suits at $45 Drecoll Model Widc-walc serge Coat with new lone: shoulders, large square collar and cuffs trimmed with ratine and velvet. Side slashes in skirt inset with velvet and joined with braid straps.

Francis Model Velvet with large panel collar and tablier skirt, trimmed with band of wide embroidery and chenille fringe. Befchof f-David Model Diagonal cheviot; coat with large panel effect collar, edged with a unique satin rope-effect trimming; also braid and chenille fringe on Coat and Skirt. Tailored Suits at $35 Drecoll Model Chiffon broadcloth; demi-Empire coat, with deep round collar of velvet, edged with fringe. Tablier skirt, also with fringe. Louis Model Diagonal cheviot, cutaway coat, with large square revers, trimmed with velvet, small buttons and large frogs of the fabric.

Paquin Model Chiffon broadcloth; large revers on coat and band on skirt edged with ball trimming. In connection with this announcement we will offer Remarkable Values Persian Carpets Rugs (recent importations) of every description and size. Prices $5.00 to $8,500 Every Rug in this assemblage was selected for its individual excellence of weave, and beauty of design and coloring. There are some splendid examples of gorgeous color-effects, which connoisseurs will appreciate. Many odd sizes, often difficult to find, are here for your selection.

Catalogue giving numbers, sizes and prices ivill be furnished in our Rug Department. skirt panel to match. Black, blue and brown in nearly every model. Other colors in some models. Extra and efficient saleswomen, besides our regular corps, will be in attendance.

Sale will start at 8 A.M. in regular Salon, Third floor, 'Broadway. Women who are assembling their Winter Wardrobes will also be interested in knowing that we have. Demi-tailored Serge Dresses at $15 to $110. Velvet Afternoon Dresses at $25 to $160.

Afternoon Gowns of crepe meteor and satin charmeusc at $25 to $98. Dancing Frocks of chiffon and other dainty materials at $25 to $95. Gowns of chiffiMi, lace, charmeuse, crepe meteor ami velvet at $27.50 to $450. Third Floor. NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST.

BROADWAY 4NX OtAJ m. Broadway 20th 5th Ave. mttffffW il 9 October Mark-Bo wn Sale jj PIANOS From $375 330 Livinsrston Street, Brooklyn FALSE TEETH Near Flatbusli Awniic. THAT STICK LIKE CLUE Our whalebone plates do this. Whv In llif lilnlory UlsplMvrn.

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Is il niiy wotiilrr 'iinvt A kim as Ittt I ii I'ill lift HflMl- Easy Instant Relief II You'll Write Us a Postal Do Ttiat Now 11 ((iiiir('i-N of New Terms Yol'K. STOOL. COVER.5 FREE CARTAGE and 25 Sheets ol Music 1 GLADLY we will send you a liberal sample of Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly, Free, postage paid, if you'll write us a postal. Enough for several days' treatment. Enough, to prove to you conclusively that this splendid, honest remedy is the cleanest, purest, pleasantest, safest, most soothing and healing method for the treatment of these diseases.

mmm SNAPS SAMPLE UPRIGHT the Heed. Catarrh ol (he Stomach, or any complication resulting Irom chronic nasal catarrh. The blessed relief that even the free sample will bring you will encouraire you to coo-tinue its use until a complete cure is effected. Vcu afford to neglect nasal catarrh even in its earliest stages. It will not get better of itself.

Nculeet of cold in tin Kondon's tatarrhal Jelly is soothingly applied directly on raw surfaces. Reduces the thickened membranes, stops abnormal discharges, elea: tV.a nasal passages for easy, natural brcatliir.ff and permits tho air to pass through tiio lungs ovrr 'tliy surfaces. 1 hat is the logical way to cure catarrh. At AH Dnuggis5sS Sin 23c and 50c Sanitary Tubes, or Sample bL Vi'l free ii 'W 'Miwr Mi I ymj 1 km: A Few Selections Below from Our Bid MARK-DOWN AL7, be annoyed with a loose, ill-fitting plate when you can get one that will stay in place when yen eat or talk? This is the only office where you can get a whalebone plate, as we are the inventors. Our prices for artificial teeth are $5.00 and up.

Our $5.00 sets look natural and are made to fit, but they are not as well finished as the $8.00 and $10.00 sets. Our $8.00 plates are of the same grade that you pay $10.00 for in any other first-class dental office. The teeth work and material that we use in the whalebone plates are the very best that can be bought. The workmanship cannot be excelled. The teeth and gums are as natural as dental science can produce.

We have had years of experience in making artificial teeth, and in that time have made thousands of sets, therefore we think we are better qualified than the dentist who has made only a few sets. All our work is guaranteed 10 years. Teeth extracted without charge if we make the plates. Call and see our samples. Come to our office and enjoy having your teeth attended to by dentists who have been trained to extract, fill, crown and restore missing teeth without, any pain or discomfort to you while the work is being don.

Will you come and see us personally and let us explain our new and painless system, and prove our claims? Bring the address of this advertisement with you and we will give you a tube of tooth paste and a toothbrush free. TliliTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT CHARGE IF WE MAKE THE PLATES. Office hours: Daily, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.; Sunday, 10 A.M. to 2 P.M.

LADIES IN T.N NSE lANGlWKS SPOT gJEALY GIGELCW GS8 AREFUL DENTISTS tW 4T2 I-'u I to (op. Kim Place, ivur -r's Ji-woiry Store. IIItMOKLVV, Y. Ask Yoor Pliysleien op Druggist Hnnfhly SiSOSehnmanSSonSS ill ill lurdi $4 115S.V. Albro 4 ilKf 125 Wcser 4 A holiday bazar under tho auspices of the Futulay Sehnol societies of St.

J'etri Union avenue and Soholes street, is to be held November T-S-il iu tho basement of tho church. The Brooklyn sections of the Columbia Bund are to attend the enty-lifth anniversary of Section No. 5, Oetober at the Labor Temple, Eighty-iout'th street, Manhattan. BornuRh President Steers, who at present is out of town, has written to Carl Tannhausor, the secretary of the celebration committee of (ieiinan Day, to he held his evoniiiK at Arion Hall, that lie v-i 1 1 be represented by Acting President Lewis II. Pounds.

The fourteenth anniversary of the nnerehor, of which Franz KluKclinann is musical director, is to he celebrated November 11 at Coniacss llall, Atlantic, avenue and Vermont street. Tiie Pueddeutscher SVheutzenbund of Loni; Island at its annua! nieetins Friday night elected the following officers: Henry Sleek, boivirary president: Adolf SprciiKcr ju-esident; Louis Muelle. first vice president: Henry Se'cwalbach, seroml vice president; Henry Ifauser, recording secretary; Joseph Leltz, finaiiciiil secretary; Obert, treasurer; bv.rd of trustet-s. John Hull. H.

Sbilling and Joseph Kis-Vert; tinanee Anton Kuer. Sylvester Lamm. Aucust Klyer, )'. Kjbutz, Valentino Warth nn.l John Keil. Iic Bund has seven conipnnies, with ll'J members.

Court 35. Bakers of Brooklyn, let this morning for Buffalo, Y. to attend the convention of New York State Association of Bakers, which is to be held in that city tomorrow and Tuesday. The Ladies Chorus Kintracht has consented to assist in the concert of the Arion Quartet to be given on November 38 at Kreuger Hall, on St. Johns place.

The Technologic al Society of Brooklyn lias d-cidtd to celebrate its seventeenth ISOSieaainj 5 175 Bradbury 5 190 CfcicSieriisg 5 Aloiltlllv I iiltl I'nid llonttilv I mil I'ii ill 135 Gabier 4 110 0. W. Wucrlz 5 head opns the way for the attack th catarrh germs. Over packncs of this wonderful remedy have been sold in Hi years, 'l'hoa-sandsiiave tostitied to its merits in unsolicited! letter; which we should be fflad to show you. Remember, that Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly (a by over 35.1100 druggists in th I'nited fcitates but if yours docs not have it, send to us tor 2oc or 50c tube (stamps or coin), and we will mail at once, postpaid.

The 50e size contains three times as much as the 25c si.e. Send postal lor free JaSS5 sample today. 230 Weber You woul.l not apply salt water to a Wound run- sprav it with a violent niedk-inc would burn, itch and irritate the raw places. Kor the same reason you should stop the v.vc of snuffs, and atomisers for catarrh. The delicate lining of the nasal passage; is raw, imUnu-d sore from the fjciiuu of the catarrh KondnnV.

Catarrhal Jelly is sooih-mr, plnasant and coolinfr. Apply ii ouco and you wUl have instant reiieu onlinued use. three times a d.iy. will I eflccS a permanenl, sate and speedy cure oi Catarrh, Catarrhal bealncss, May Fever, Asthma, Cold in I lil I 145 KoMer Co. 5 25C WrtMTUlV nCMTf A fkMfi 5 i beautiful upright Kondon C9 Mfitnp-apolis, Minn, tmmm- mss, mm i yTlfS.

CMiiSttiSS J.Sm!S. i immk Mm i KM W-7 taSiSJil AiE.i ofc IHlla Ei Ms I 31 Courl, Cor. Living ton S'kly Our llloek from Iloroueli Hull Sulinray Stiitliin. OPEN EVENINGS Over ru Ii earn. Hb i.

.1.1 i tni.n itirn A 13 Tnhnenn Mr T. I is rrjW'i Aiiiriin' ii1 Tiiinv vii ii itif iim'ie. tiiia. jj. j- i many who arc borne great snaps Waterman.

Amrns tho Ilrooklynitos membiTd of tho club tire its presidi'iit, Mi'. August Droyor; second viee Mi nry K. Assor.son; one of tho i i VISITING HER SON. i.tors. Mrs.

William w. man" virp vt'rmnnn nnd Thiol are In charge of the affair. The Concordia Ladies Chorus of Eust York will hold a theater party on Tuesday Oetober 24, at the 1 Tn iuor. Tin- piny to be Kivea 1 is "Mary Jane's a enmi-'ty. Fol-I lowing tiro performance, will be Klven fi'oiu II p.

in. until 2 at I'iel's Hall. Liberty and litld 4VCUUUS. Mrs. M.

E. Carter of 50 Wellington I offered today in the "Readers' Bargain Counter." Turn to.it in the classified pages. CENTURY THEATER CLUE. sul.j.-cl W.Hoti and In-t Tho C. nturv Tiiealor Club, whieh wa? "X- on tin- Drama of nl ly oig iuiz, il lu raa its ntfotluss for G.tyler Clark, wi ad so- i aft ni th- "I't'llei's 1 i "A Alan o.

Jr.M-- -t-, .1 fat was tli. man of study, was b'y assitcj by j.ui:t-a-, of crkkifn. W. ill. AiU A.

tuiaviia. L'alliUHiud, annivorsaray with a to be given on November 1'5 at Arion Hall. Fropara'ions pre being ade by the Ladiks' Sick R-'nevolcnt Kdel-weiss, for its fi.rt ieth anniversary, hich ilp to ho celeb rated at Muehauer'r, Hall, imt li ving avenue, October 21. Mrs. S.cg- fh.iiitnan of priming, Mrs.

('harlos 1. Pit. and (' oron'O Baldwin, Mrs. ilurioii, Mrs. V.

Mrs. Henry Dn-lison, Mrs. Thomas Cibson. Mrs. Lewis ('.

Crecn, Saruuel Mrs. William B. crv.rt is spending a few days in Amsterdam. X. an tho rui st of hir son.

Carter, tho supervisor of music in the public gchoola of Ual city..