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12 FOVE’S. ROVE’S. ROVE’S. ROVE’S. ROVES. ROVES If It’s Here, It’s Good; if It’s Good, It’s Here. Perhaps You Have Noticed That We Don’t Say Bargains All the Time, and Still THE STORE KEEPS GROWING i In Confidence with Every One Who Has Occasion to Visit It. The mere telling how big the store is, etc., etc., etc., wouldn the interesting. The people come here to look and buy, and our printed announcements are devoted to telling the news as it is found here, and its contents. We belie\e that we give you here the best, the easie>t, the most satisfactory and the cheapest choosing in Savannah; the best because of the extreme care, judgment and taste that have gone into the selections, the easiest, because you do not have to look through a waste of ugliness to find something that pleases; we have done the hard part of the choosing for you—and eveiything is trom a little to a great deal cheaper than you can find it elsewhere. It won't take long for you to find this out, judging by the way people have found it out already. We are proud of the cheapness, but we are prouder of the excellence of our goods, and the beauty of the assortment -2aHEKE IS SOME VERY INTERESTING NEWS FOR THIS WEEK.—e A Trade Event IN Dress Goods Bur m#an* blu vlui. If our price* for Dreg* <Ioo*! were not lower than *l'Mhte our *•!- would not b- eo Jiirgc If you think thin over, you will **e the fore** of it hi*! will fe! inrllnert t her** for ;*nr winter *!r***. ft If* such value* a* we offer b*k>r that hokl our friend* and constantly Increase* Ihir rank* One lot .V-in -h II ilf Wool Fancy and Field I>re* <)<mmlr, regular price 36c, e|x*- clal at 17c Heavy Cheviot*. ZlbUenlt. Venetian •ml Camel * Hair Putting. 40-Inch, at 4&t-. M-lneh All-Wool laidt***' Cloth, worth W al 66c. A full line of all the popular weave*. NEW CLOVES. This Glove Stock I" complete Thl* plain statement mun* much. II mean* that every desirable new style anil coloring la Included In the assortment. The prtni •re nlm complete, In a aenat iaMnpl.-l.lv economic* I Misses' ami Childrens' 2-ciaap Ileal Kid Glove* all the new col orings. 75c Ladle ' Foster Hook and 3-Clasp Heal Kid Ulovea. In Nark a rat rolora. ripial to Ihe *l.OO Ulovea al 75c. Foyo'a Leader, real French KI.I Ulovea. In blacka and all Ihe newest colorings, 11.00 BELTS. In thl* .i. plkimrni you will And every thin* that la new. My I .< .1 to .hit. The Stitched Faieni la-athrr lx inosl ad. mired. then Ihe Gilt Ribhur. H.-lta .. next, wiih the l'laln Patent Leather and Russian Leather. with *lrdle efTeri back* and pulley front r. from 30c to IS M THE AUTHOR OF IN HIS STEPS.| WILL VISIT mVIWAH AMI I PREACH AT THK WHT I’RKS- ' BITERI %N ( IIITK H. Other News of tho t hnrchea — Unity and Rrunlon at AVt-ilcy Htmamrn ml To-do-Mrr. W. I). King at the Seventh Street Methodist—The I sunt Services, and an Excellent Musical fminiiiiair at the Virol Presbyterian—Rev. Ir. J. V. Fair Hark From the Savannah Presby ttry Rev. YnnDeventrr at the llnffy Street llaplist \v ill llealn a Serteo of Sermouo to Vouna Hen. The Hour of file \ . 11. C. A. Srrvler tbanned. A great deal of latere*! to being taken In the proposed visit of Rev. Charles M Sheldon, the celebrated author of "in Ills Steps." who nil! be In this city Nov. Id. and will preach at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Rheldon la at present on a sis months’ leave of absence from hi* ehuren in Topeka. A part of this lime he spent In visiting tho International Convention of Chris 1 lan Fnd<* vor ers In 1 .onJon which was held this summer, and tho re- i inolnder he will spend In Christian En deavor work in the Eastern stales. The I will be hl only visit to the youth. On ! the Friday preceding his visit to Savan nah he will address the Christian Eli deavorera of Atlanta, ard the next day on his way to this city will apeak to the Er.deavorers of Macon from tha rear of bia car During his stay In Savannah Mr Shel don will stay as tha Da Soto It la hoped to have him apeak at tha Toung Men a Christian Association during the after noon and It la likely that ha will alao *d draaa a meeting at night, possibly at tha k Bold Blanket TALK. Hut the good* are here to hark up the argument - somethin* like MO pelra of warm, woolly webe of winter comfort, and not a pair among them hut what will m.k' you feel kirwlly toward thla atore If you buy them Huy all you need from theae lota. Rian, keta won't be aa rlteap again In a hurry. The lllank.ie we re talking about are not Cfdton flannel eheete. but BLANKETS, whh real wool In them, in-1 While and Urey Fleer.d Rlankrts, • I SO.-. 11-4 White and Grey Heavy Wool Fln lahed. at II 40 11-t While Wove Hlankela, worth 16.00, at 03 40 11-4 White rellfornta Wool Blanketa, *7 M value, at 04 * IS hulea Ratine and flllkollna Covered Red comfort*. extra value al 0r fi bale* F.xtra Soft Light StlkMlne Com forta. |; So value, at $1 75. [lei RKkmr I'rciiy Net k I>rr*.lnirs. Just the kind K * dilon firman* t*, Just the kind which ®dl* materially to the beauty of th# fall fcowikc You cannot fail to br suited In thl* t at*. leSdlc* Velvet Stock Tic*. *nmr with dots and other* with tinsel braid, at Jsc, S&c. 30c. I-Atllfw Wit Tic . with dot* and tas*r| end*. 65c and 60c. I.a til* .*' forded Silk Tie*, all color?, t **- §cl end*. S&c. laddie*' idberty Silk and Velvet Stock Jabhotb. 65c, 75c, $1 uo. Biess liiiiis ft|>ang|ed. Headed, Appltqued and Jetted Net Effects, that nre elaborately rich. Thla la ihe moai complete aeeoriment of Uarnlturea and Tilmmlnga, and the prleea are remarkably cheap for such high class good*. . P. T. FOYE , Broughton and Barnard Streets. I First Presbyterian Church. The subjects of three addresses are not yel known, hut It la likely that they will be along the line of thought eel forth In his "In III* [ Steps." und, possl 'ly, also, on his wsperl encos while idltor of the Topeka Caplal. iiihl his Iheorlcs on how a newspaper ahoiiid he conducted Mr. Sheldon refused to nllow an ad mission fee to be charged for Ins n Stress es. It Is said that he has refused some Very 11.1 fark offer* lo brctUfi He Is *1 prevent engaged in writing a new hook, hut netthtr the name nor fhe subject has pat baen mada public "in hi> stapa" continues to have a large sale, and the author’s Income from fhe royalties Is con tdderahle. Praetteully all money recelvwl from this -ounv, however. Is used In fur i the ring charitable and religious work l This was strikingly brought out at the rChristian Endeavor Convention In lr -i iron list \. ar lb* was uiklrei sang a meet i lug of tnlnl-is-rs and lo .1 them Hint the) might ask him any Question* that they n 1.he,1 tine of them asked what was done with the money received from the rale of Ills Iss.k hill tie fore Mr. Bheldon could answer another minister from To peka arose and told the queatloner that he could answer that question. Thai all of the money was e|e nded In the Inter ' rat of rhur. h and charitable work. A local union meeting of Christian En deavors will lx- held 111 the 1... wt on Mem ortal. Tuesilay at xA) o'clock. It Is called *’A Betterment Meeting." The following i Is the programme: Hymn. Prayer. Better I'nlon Work-Rev. A, J Bmlth and Mr. O. K. Puce. Solo by Mr. Treecr. Better Society Work-" Better Participa tion In the Meetings." by Mlsa Nellie Murphy. "Better Lookout Committees" by Mist Strobhar. Trio by Meaara Treece. Murphy and Woodbury. Better Church Work—" Better Work In the Church Prayer Meeting," by Rev. W F. Watkln*: "Better Worahlp In Church," by Rev. J. Y. Fata- Solo by Mr Woodbury. A Resolution Service—Topic From Bet ter to Best! In Whose strength, and for THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1900. llmp II UOu uu|Ju II u Sis Are creating no end of favorable com ment Juat ax you'd like them If you bought Ihe matertalx and had them mada for you: we save you that eaat, though. Hrllllantlne, Sergei, t'hevlotx. Venetian xnd Homespun Cloth-!*.. SI 49. *2 49. *3 9k *4 91 RAINY-DAY SKIRTS $4.98, worth $7.50 TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS #9.98, $12.49 and $l5. WAISTS All-Wool Flinncl Waist*. In all eoler?, trlmm*d with brail, **• an I $149. value, 11 fib and $2 French Flannel Walat* In all the new •hades. $1.96. $2 98 and $3 . THE STORY OF A Silk Stock. A Silk IVpartment like this one I* not the remit of luck or haphnxard buying. Every yard of goodx In h h.m to xtand our text fur quality, nn.l her '* a chance to buy i-ome of them for less than ever before. Black Slid CotoreJ Taffeta Silk. IS dif ferent shades. Sue value, itt 39- Black Satin Duchess and tilark Tnfftn Slik, 27 Inches wide, regular tl no .juallty, at 7 , Rlaek Peau de Bote, *1 at. grade, at IVbu de ttnle and Poplin Sl'k. In all the new xhadrr. worth *1 35. at 98c Guaranteed Rlai k Taffeta Silks, Me, 11.19, 11.49. Whose Sake? Many prayer* for the year's work. Song 458. ! M lz|sih. Benediction. The officer* of the local l’nlnn of Chris tian Endeavor are E. T Burden, presi dent: Oliver Allen, vice president Miss ! Nellie Bartlett, secretary; Joe W McCau ley. treasurer. Method Ist. At Wesley Monumental Chur h the an nual rally and reunion of church and con gregation si 11 o'clock a. m. The service will he conducted by the pastor Rev Ed P. t ook Programme of service l tir-ian, "Elevation In 11” tHrede) Voluntary, "To Deum" lu B-flat (M< lake). tHixolog). Ilymn. 2*' r Prayer. Scripture Iraron (r< eponslve), twihn 1*5:1-13. Hymn. 572. Second lesson. I.ukc 10:1-11. Offertory, "And I. John. Saw the Holy City" ftenor aria from oratorkc "Inherli. once Divine"). Harry Rowe Shelley. Sermon. "Divinely Sent." Text. John : 20.21, 2.' Prayer, Atith'm. "O Gladsome Ught" (Dudl*y Buck l \nniial offering (juperanntialsd preach* or- widows and or;*hsns of deceas <1 pi.a. hers chuich rxienslon. I.i li |* e ■•). i Ilymn. rail. Benediclkai organ postludr In C (Theo Stem), ft. union S.k lo| felowshlp Evening service at * nMo. k "A tlospcl Message " <lood singing A rally and lecrganlxailon of the Sun day school will he held ai 4 p m.. when there will be Inlereailng services. Old pupil* will be welcom'd back New pu pils are cordially Invited The devotional meeting of the Epworth League will be held Tuesday all 15 p m. Prayer meeting nd Bible snidy Wednes day at 1:15 p m., and tha Junior League. Friday ai 4 30 p. tn. Services at Grace Church will be held at II o’clock a. m . and t 8 p. m , con •lu lei by ehc pastor, Hev. < legend K. fook. tv hose theme will be. "The History • f <n„. si n - Th „ gqnjgy gchooi will rncci a Ito o'clock after which the oth '-r and teachers will meet. The Kp , worth lyqtgoe will meet Tuesday at 8 it) , p in and the prayer ms. ting will be | held Weduce.lay right nt 8 o'clock I There will he pre , hlng services at Sev j tilth Street Methodist Church at 11 o'cla k u. in . by Rev. W. D. King, a mlseiob ary of fhe llaptiei Church, and at 5 p. m. by Rev. w s Heath. The SuiMhiy School will meet at 410 0.1. ck The Senior Epworth League will in.et on Tutaday night a* 5 o'clock I'r ty. i service! will la. held on Thursday at * p. m At Tilnit> Church, list Bascom An thony, iKisior. there will lo- pr-a hlng at II o'clock a. m atal at S p m. A iwen. It -minute song service w ill pre ede the sermon at night The Sunday School w.ll lie.* at 4 p m The Eptvorth League will me. : W e.lties.lav m mu p m . while prayer meeting will he held Thursday night at 8 o'clock All serrl.es are held In Sunday School room. The services at lale of Hope to-day wit! le Conducted l>y Rev W S. Ileiih at II i o'clock a. tn The Sunday school will m.et al 4 .V p. m Episcopal. At Christ Church Rev. R. lib While, rec lor. Ihftr will be a service and sermon at 11 o'clock a. pi., and a service at . p. m. I The Sunday school will meet al 5 p. nt Holy Comitninion will tie held Thursday, i St Luke s Day, at 10 a. m At St John's Church Rev Charles H. i Strong rector there will be morr.tng eer vls* *nd ssttnor. at 11 o clock a m gun- i day school at 4 30 p m. sud av-ning (*r vie* at ( p nv At St Paul's Episcopal Church. R*v, J. I, Scully. rector, the servlcea will I-* aa I follows: Early celebration at 7:3# o'clock j a. m ; morning prayer, al U o’clock am.; Millinery Whal Do You Get in a S5 Hal? It depends on where you get It. And It frequently happens that the principal thing you g. t lx dlxappnlntment. We are xhowing quite a number of Hatx at IS each, and there Ixn’t a dliap polntm.nl In the whole lot. We won't aav anything almut their lieauty—you will want to ee that for yourself Do rrv A full line of Morning llonnelx, llals and Vella. SUITS CLOAKS, JltlS MB. Women'x Tailor-made Sullx. In Cheviot! and Homrxponx. In a variety of xtylea and Stlk-llned Jacket!, all g. ..I styles and high-grade workmanship- IT, !W 19 9. IH.9S. *24 M. A remarkable rolled lon of splendid valuea In Women'! Fall and Winter Clothing hax been prepares! for to-mor row's idling. Keriey Cloth Jacket!. 13 25 and *4 49 Keraey Cloth Jacket!. In Tan, Caxtor, Blue and Black. H. *7 49. *9.98, *13.49. *l5 00. *20.00. SPECIAL— Children'! Ail-Wiol Reefer Jarkete. Reds and Bluee, *1.19 anl *149. worth *2 90 and *2.60. SPECIAL- Ladles' Oolf Capex. I.ghi weight. lull able for early fall w,ar, at *. 49. world *s.oo SKIRTS— Mererrlaed Sateen Underskirt*. In all colon. *! 19, *1.49, *1.99. *2 9*. Full line Silk Underskirts, *4 98. *8 49 and |7.SO. Sunday school, at 4 p m. and evening prayer at 8:15, Services will he held ot B*. Michael * t'na|>e| at ll o'clock a m.. and nt 8 p m by the rector. Rev. K. Junv The Sun day School will meet at the usual time. Presbyterian. lion William Hartley will conduct fhe morning servg-e at the Firm Frewbyterlan Church to-day In the absence of the pastor. Rev. Arthur J. Smith, who Is nt the presbytory at Brunswick. Mr. Hen. ry M. Johnson, secretary of Y. M. C. A. will speak af the evening service. Tie- music til the evening service will he IIS fo.|.>ws: Duet. "Sweet Hour of I’myer ' (Erwin), Miss Summerlin and Mme Kline; solo. "Rejoice For ih<- Lori Is King." (Coombs). Mi-s Kline; so.o. "The laird Is My Ught." (.Marsh), Mtss Summerlin Communion will be .admin istered next Sunday morning Prepar.i. lory services will be held Wednesday and Friday evenlsigs of this week. The usual service* a t the Independent ( Presbyterian Church will be held at 11 |o'clock a. m., ami * p. m. Dr. J. Y. ' h ' Alr has been lu ntten.lance upon tho ; presbytery, but will return to preach. In the absence of Bev. W A NTsbett, who Is attending the Presbytery of Sa -4 MMial in session wt Brun-w uk. Dr W H. Young, p.tsior of First Baptist Church of Athens, will preach at the Lawton Memorial at 11 o'clock a. m. and of 8 p. m. Baptist. At the Duffy Street Baptist Church services will he conducted by the pastor. Bev. Bohert Van Deventer The subject of the eermon et 11 o'clock a. m will b* The Security of the Believer " At 8 p m. the sermon will be the first of a tenet of live to young man. which will be tje l.vered as follows: "A Christian Homs" Oct 14; "The Young Man a* Son." Oct. 21: "The Young Men In Social Life," Oct. 28; "The Young Man a Lever." Nov. 4, "The Young Man a Chrlatlan,' Nov. U. BLACK DRESS GOODS. If Black Good! form any part ef your dress good! thought It will be economy for you lo make a thorough Investiga tion of our stock Tour drent la here. If you'll only come and eelcct It. Juet an Hem or two to show you the direction of the trade wind . Black All-Wool Cheviots, Venetians and French Imperial Serges, 42 am! 45-Inches wide, 75c values at 49c. Black English Crepoo. IbOO quality, at 69c. 64-tnch Black Cheviot, *lOO quality, at *79e. 64-Inch Black Broadcloth and Venetian. *1 SO value at 980, SHOES. We are sole agent* for the Ladle*' Ultra Shoe; price, *3 50. ns id io! One lot of Ulove-Flttlnr Coriets, the very he*t SOc kind at 39c. Children'! Fait Black. Seamless. Ribbed Hole, nil sixes, lji,c kind, at He. Children'* Heavy Rihbrd School Hose, fa*t black. Mr. value at 15c. Ladle*' Fail Black Huee. 25c kind, three pair* for SOe. I T* I *.®' '■ r - devotional mrating will | )* h * w "• 10 “• n Th* topic will be Don't Worry.” The Junior B Y. % P. U. will mart at S p. m Th* Bible achooi ! will meet at 4 p. m. Tha usual aarvlcaa at tha First Baptist Church will ba held at II o'clock a tn i and at * p. tn . by Paator John D Jordan Tha rile of hnptitn will ba given at the nlgnt aarvlcaa. Special tnualr will ba given by tha choir at both aarvlcaa. lullirran. At tha Iwitheran Church of tha Ascen rton there will be aarvlcaa at !l o'clock a m. and at X p m. Tha Dord's auppar will !• administered at tha morning aervlca. Tha Parsonage Aid Society will meet tt tha || ►,.naae M ndiv at 4 p m. The I>a. Society will meat at Mrs Kennel *, lucsdav at 4 p. m The monthly meeting of the 1 willies’ Guild will ha held In the Sunday School room Friday at 8 p m 4t St Paul’* Lutheran Church. Rev M J Kpttng. pastor. there will be a morn ing service and sermon at 11 o'clock. Sun day School at 4 3(i p m.. evening aervlca and sermon at S o'clock. Chrlatlan. At the Christian Church Pastor W F Watkins will preach at 11 o'clock a m on ' Tha Ohedlmt Idle," snd at 8.30 p m on "A Sail Solitude The Christian Kndeav or meeting will he held at 8 p. m 4 bristtnn Helen re. Services First Church of Chrtat, S. len. list. 11 a m Subject of aermon: "Proba tion After Death.” Sunday School 12 m Wednesday .15 p m Metropolitan Mall ccmer Whitaker and President street Homan Catholic. At tha Sacrad Heart Church aervl-aa will ba held aa follow a Flrt mate at T a. m ; high mm at 10, Sunday Sehoel at ♦ m.. voapara, roaary and banedlcttori T. M. C. A. Rev Dr W H. Young of Athana. Oa., m in in. Childrens Fleece-Lined Ribbed T’r.d-w vesta, epeclal values, at 10c. 12c. 16c, 17c, 30c and 23c each. 75c Ladles' White and Grey Ribbed lx dervesta and Pants, at 49c. ling if in to! Hera It I*. Reduced prlc— on several lots of excellent goods. We say reduce*!, but please remember that the pneaa wets originally low. Linens are always marked moderately here. 30x5* All-Linen Huek and Damask Towel at 10c. 22x 44 Extra Heavy Huek and Dams?k Towel (value 25c). IV. fA-lneh Heavy 3-4 Rleached All-Llncn Table Damask. 4Bc value al 2V. 62-tnch Rleached Table Damask. 0c quality at 4V. 72-4nch Bleached Table Damask. 61 60 quality at 79c. * White Damask Napkins, 61.26 quality at 85c. ** Whit# Damask Napkins. 52 75 quality at 11.98. HEIS MBS All-Wool Red Twilled Flannel at 19 Heavy White All-Wool Flannel at 25 Eiderdown Flannels, In all colors, si 29c. Genuine French Flannels, so much used for waists, &c quality al 89c. Genuine Indigo Blue Prints, only 4c Heavy Oullng Flannels, light and dark colors. sc. Extra Heavy Unbleached Canton Flan nel. 7c. Yard Wide Bleached Bhtrltng. V grade at B|*c. 300 pieces Outing Flannel, extra heavy, all new styles; elsewhere at 12'ic; htj* at IV. ! will address the meeting for men al the Young Men's Christian Association this afternoon at 5 o'clock, the hour having been changed frun 4. Dr. Young's sub ject Will be "What Think Ye oi Christ ' Dr. Young la a very forceful speaker and should be heard by many. The attend ance at these servicer Is not confined lo nx-mber* of ihe association, a.I young men being welcome. Colored. Rev. W L. Jones of Atlanta, Oa., who ha* been v<onductlr.g a aerie* of meeting* nt the hirst African Baptist Church dur ing Ihe past week, will preach at 11 a nl nd Kp. m to-day The taxation for the par*nnag f un <| wl j| p, collected at the evening service. At 81. Benedict's Church service* still he as follows: First mass at 7 o'cks k a. m high mass at lojo. Sunday School at 11:30, veapers, rosary and benediction at * Twelve Months of Heostat, "A little over four years ago” **H Smith son. according to Til BBs. "I mid* up my mind 'hat 1 was smoking too much. It d.dn'l tom to affect my health In the least, but I thought It was a foe ish waste of money, and I derided lo e ' f It up." "Avery sensible Idea, Indeed.” rematked Brown low. "So 1 thought at the lime. I out. as closely as 1 could, how much I had been spending each .lav for cigars and tobacco. That sum I set aside each >'*>■ and started a banking account with It. * wanted to be able ,o show just exs how much I had saved by not smoking And how did It work’" Intsrruptad Brown ow "At th* and of twelv# montna I found I had <BB In th* bank ” "Good' Could you land m* " "And a few days latar," Interrupt'd Smithson, "last Thursday. In facl-<n* hank failed You haven't got *'** r about you, have youf