The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1895, Page 3

} WILDE'S TRIAL OPENS, ls Haggard sal used Oareworn the Dr matist Enters the Court. Taylor, His Companion, Sneeringly Indifferent in Manner. th: tify. The Boy Parker aud_ Young Variety Actor, | —— ~ LONDON, 1.—Crowds of people theréd ou! and ins» the Bow Police Court this m iing when ir Wilde and A! yior were Drought from the priso™ P, an early hour in @ Black Meria der to be examined, on remand, of [he charges ef having committed was = misde- meanors. The Court opened at 11 q'clock with both prisoners in the dock. Wilde Jooked haggard and worn, and it was moticed that she hes greatly changed wince he appeared on the witness stand ef the Old Bailey to prosecute his suit for libel against the Marquis of Queens- berry. Wilde was much more subdued, al-| though he smiled once or twice at cer- tain questions which were put to him. But he seemed to realize the gravity f the situation in which he found him- elf. He was dressed as faultlessly as ever, carrying @ shining silk hat in his hand and displaying on: his ungloved fingers many sparkling gems. Taylor, Wilde's fellow-prisoner, man who is charged with having acted &s procurer for the author and drama- tist, behaved in the same sneeringly in. different manner, and was evident! not as deeply impressed with the serl- usnens of the charge brought against him as Wilde. Sir Edward Clarke, formerly Solicli- tor-General, again appeared for Wilde, and two lawyers acted as counsel for Taylor. ‘The prisoners are evidently making a desperate fight. Their lawyers to-day Welayed the proceedings in every possible fway, and the examination of the ac- cused promises to be a ong affair. Tay- Jor's lawyer said that he would recall all of the witnesses who were examined on Saturday last, Taylor was not represented by counsel upon that oc- easion. Charles Parker, the nineteen-year-old ‘witness who was examined on Satur- Gay last, and who related at length on the! the stand, giving the most minute de-| who talls, his intimacy with Wilde, was again {placed in the witness box this morning. He was aubjected to cross-examination by Sir Edward Clarke, but hia testimony was not shaken. ‘The other witnesses of Saturday were not present in Court, but by consent of counsel for the prosecution, who prom- ised to produce them later on, the pro- ceedings were continued. Mr. C, F, Gill, who acted as prosecutor for the Treasury Department, and who, incidentally, was Mr. Edward M. Car- son's junior counsel in the defense of the Marquis of Queensberry, placed on the stand a man named Fred Atkins, twenty years of age, and described as @ variety singer. Atkins, in reply to questions put to him by Mr. Gill, sald that Wilde took him to Paris in 1893. Further testimony furnished by the same witness was im- {lar to that given by young men and boys who have been previousiy examined | in this extraordinary He added that Wilde gave him a silver cigarette case and money. Asked if he did any writing for Wilde, Atkins replied: “Yes, I wrote something about Woman of No Importance. Edward Shelly was the next witne: He sald that in 1801 he first became ac- quainted with Wilde. Shelly related how Wilde's attentions flattered him, and told how Wilde gave him copies of his works with tender in- scriptions, took him to theatres, to the Prince of Wales's Club and to other re- sorts. Shelly also testifled in detail as to Wilde's criminal behavior to him. ‘Then a number of disreputable lodg- ing-house keepers from Chelsea, th district of London in which Wilde’ home is situated, and several servants, testified to Wilde's visits to these houses in company with youths. The proprietor of the Hotel Albemarle was also examined. He testified that he became suspicious of Wilde, and finally issued a writ for a week's bill in order to prevent him from returning to that establishment. ‘Testimony was presented showing that the “relations which existe: Whae and Shelly were brought to" the attention of the latter's employers, an Shelly was discharg "Ktter the police had presented evi- dence concerning the arrests, Wilde and ‘Taylor were remanded for @ week, ball being refused. CROSSED SHANDAR PASS. ‘A Dimcult Feat Umra Khan's Power Wan Simla, saye that Cal. Kelly, the com. mander of the British forces which have been attempting to reach Chitral since Shandar Pass, and was about sixty miles To-night If your liver is out of order, causing Bilious- nese, Sick Headache, Heartburn, or Con- stipation, talze a dose of Hood’s Pills be regulated and you will be ive and ready for any kind of been the experience of ret es ee ote Bold by all druggista, Pe LINENS Boys’ Clothing. —|catp of Factor lilies Fiwer.! Jaffrav’e Hosiery | EC] (24 floor—new building.) Rain or shine, this department has been crowded with mothers, fathers, boys. Exclamations of DELIGHT at the ex- ibit of beautiful SUITS; still greater GURPRISE at the extremely low prices. ‘All the newest designs in JUNIOR WOUAVB and Reefer Suits at 2,98, 3.98, 4.98 and Higher, Jersey Suits of finest quality materials, made in special styles, actual value $1.50 to 8.00, at.. -2.08 and G@ailor Suits in 45 distinct nivien, upward from... he “Royal Middy 2,98 ins 98 Suit, Extra Pants, Cap, Lanyard and Whistle, all for 1.58. This is our famo Medal Outfit for boys 5 to 12 years; thoroughly well made of good navy blue Flannel, and now offer. special, at 1.58, \. YOUTHS’ SUITS, Single and double breast. ed Sacks: black, blue and faucy olormgs of all-wool . Cassimeres, Cheviots and / Tweeds; strong and sty- Jishly He; endlews vari. | ety; many lots worth more than doable, At | $4.98 to $8.98. Suit, Bovelty, sold at $10.00, Gola Glens 14 to 19 yu. | Marguerites.. | Jack Roses, '88c from Chitral on April 7% The march of the troops was @ most arduous and brilliant military exploit. ‘The Pass is 12,000 feet high and is im- passable to beasts of burden. The troops suffered in many cases from frost bites. It is learned that Lieuts. Fowler and Edwards, the two officers belonging to the British garrison at Chitral who have been reported miesing for some time past, were invited to a polo match Reshun, where they were treacherously seized, and their escort, consisting of 20 Bengal Sappers, were overcome by supe- rior numbers and slain. of British Troops CALCUTTA, Apr] 1L.—A despatch from March %, has succeeded in crossing the d | occupied by Mi upon whose 2 ithert fered sha on ne tance to x ok force ispersing, RUSSIA A GOOD NEIGHBOR. ne gute ces are now w FRIEDRICHSRUHE, April 11.—Prince , Bismarck, replying to a deputation rep- resenting the Germans. i Qdegsa, to-day begged his hearers to fouter the political friendship which, he insisted, 80 necessary to both Germany and Ru ia, ne ‘Russia te certainly @ better eed than many another. e Prince concluded with remarkiny uantinue to be good Germans and ao nothing, to prejudice the friendship of! usta.” DUBLIN, April 11.—United Ireland learns on the highest authority that Mr. John Dillon, member of Parliament for Bast Mayo, after last election, was of. re red the position of Chief Secretary for Ireland. K ble Fire Co: y Trouble. ‘The affaira of the Equitable Mutgal Fire In- murance Corporation, of New York City, hav been handed over to the Attorney-General by the State Superintendent of Insurance, with a peti- tion that the charter be annulled. | This request te made on the pl properly obtained, Intence about a year. 8 ago an ex. ert announced that, ihe corporation ld not com: ply with the 1a At Coagers, Rockland owned by Bell! Simonson, leader of the orchestra at the Casino, was totally destroyed by fire at an early hour this morning. Loss about $8,000; fully insured. —s. Browastone Dwelling on F! At 11.45 this morning fire started on the sec- ‘ond floor of the four-story brownstone dwelling at 162. Weat, Elghty-second street. The house w M. B. Dower. Damage i eat $1,300 Fire in a Private Honse. three-story brown-stone dwelling at 246 Bast Aix- ty-elghth street, owned and occupied by Abraham Herman. Damage, $1,600. sana Fatrport Harbor, Lake Uo., ON. Wortnis Disrewsany Sevens ‘AssOCLa- ‘Tio, Buffalo, N. —T ean not tell you how a tmproved fFavors ption, ‘Gols ov. Since she use of your ite Presert; led with jedi 'y." Bhe more trouble with en er 8he has no bearing down she began our reme- Bee use ery loes nearly dies. She: all of bei Mas tows, Shay brow cote Another report eays that Lieut. Fowler was killed by a foster-brother of Amir- ul-Mutk, the present ruler of Chitral, fore she commeneed taki: a Nentgoaread ‘Could hardly walk acroed the roo! you rou for all pn ao.net know how to thank fie Cow our Tepiaties have done ber for ven ber case u Up as os oan ALFRED LEWIS. At 8 o'clock this morning fire occurred in a) Laas D: RA = NEW JERSEY REPRIEVE FOR KOHL. eo Murderer Gets a Four- Weeks’ Stay from April 18. NEWARK, N. J., April u.—Just as Bheriff Lehibach bout to place the death watch to-day on Murderer Henry Kohl, under sentence to be hanged for the murder of his cousin, Joseph Preinel, he received word, from Gov ‘Werts, at Trenton, that he had granted the condemned. man a pie © of four dating from April 18. js the second reprieve the Gov fees the condemned man. He was to been hanged March 2) but was granted a@ stay until April 1s. ‘To-day'’s stay war granted on the ‘ound that fis counsel, ex-Judge lenry and Frank MeDermit, tend to apply to the Court of Pardons for a commutation | of BALA Lats Pre! Negro on Midniene | to Houses. CAMDEN, April 1 Carfoll, aged sixty years, w @ second-story room of her how ‘Third and Cherry streets, Tuesday nteht when &@ negro entered and attempted to he ey te eal Ats ck next morning Mrs. Bell. who lives with her two daughters, few doors from the Carroll house, was awakened by @ negro the ‘It_ is supposed oe — Robbed by Highwaymen. both place: ELIZABETH, ON. J., April 1.—An Edward Stockman and Daniel McCarty, two young men from Hartford, were walking along the Penn- ayivanta Railroad tracks on their way to Tren ton last night, they met half a dozen young me de’ of the city who clapped pistols js and ordered them to throw up their They obeyed. and the highwaymen wert | 3° in her room. same man Wistted | through their clothing ook $13, thi money they had. The em then disap. | peared in the woods. have made hait ati S'Goren arrentay but as the prisoners vould ot be | Identified they ‘were reteazed, ELIZABETH, N. J., me 18 Aupposed to be Quini | Pennaylvania Railroad at North Elizabeth last | night by @ train, end fatally injured. He died at 2 o'clock this morning at the Elizabeth Hosp 4 Brookiyn pawnshop = — County Clerksa Now Under Fire. 4, April 11.—Sergeant-at-Arme served notices on County Clerk State Comptroiter, —— Baby Weighed Only Two Pounds. A. well-proportioned child, weighing less than two pounds, was bora In Rurling'on, N. J. ruwolays+3i ttved aaiy 6 sow aha STEAMER CROATAN WILL SINK Sailed from New York Saturday-- Leaking off Cape Lookout. BALTIMORE, M4., April 11.—The steamer Croatan, Capt. Hansen, of the! Clyde line, from New York for Wil- mington, was discovered | day afternoon about 4 o'c:ock. She Just east of Cape Lookout Lighthouse, | with four feet of water in her forehold, | and will. sink. Her passengers were ali safely landed and taken to Beaufort & seid be transferred thence by rail last PIERCE t=: GURE OR HONEY EEFUNDED. from New York iis i DAY | ‘EVEN Nu, APRIL 11, The Foundation ing was laid (30 of our successful career as wholesale manufaciure| ers of ready to wear cloth- ‘B.Altmans Gs yoars ago) on the solid rock of “THE BEST MERCH reared ¢ the pillars c f| THE LOWEST ANDISE,”’| PRICES and has ever since heen | imaintained by The same prit ciples Are | POSTS the “GUIDE our retail store readily find them in the} jexcelience of our goods. , | They are plainly X-| ’ ; ‘ pressed) in Dae prices. Men sFineScarts ou can rely on it' that New Shapes and Designs, your intercat is taken care of at every point. owe Easter Offerings ‘SUITS........ Retailer's price $12 to $15, SUITS... Rotatler's price, SUITS......... SUITS... SUITS....... SUITS Ret 194 Broadway, near Open Saturday Evening Struck by William Preasian, Fourteenth street, was struck | white Ne re Hudson Street Hospital. — Engineer Held Second atreet, wan held in $1 patrick to-day for the kill ‘he led on, Saturday ‘last for, Georgetown ait Wilmingten, .N- She was built at Glasgow in 1881, GREATER NEW Y one GREATEST STORE. Sale of Easter Lilies, Flower| Jaffray’s Hosiery ino Plants and Palms. Thess are very choice Less Than Half Price am and cannot be purchased 8) dos. Ladies’ fine 40-Kauge, elsewhere at from two| double soles and high spliced to three times our prices. | Hosiery, consisting of russet, Baster Liles in large) tans, Hermsdorf black and pots, $ buds.. +49) palbriggan: these goods cost Faster Lilies, in largo. POO! to land $3.75 per doz., and some all tains large pote, | of them have been retailed for 19 5 buds.... : 2289 58c.; choice of the entire lot at rf | 2,100 pairs Mirses’ and Boys’ +89, 1.39, 1.69) finest grade of French Ribbed 69 69 Spireas. Calla Lilies Also a complete assortment of Faims, | | suitable for Easter decorations, compris- ing Rubber Plants, Kentia Palms, Areca Paims, Latania balms, & -79 up. Wrappers—innuai Sale. | 88c 88c 88c 1 88c For thi offer values Know will make the sale Of 18% & memorab-¢ one, 000 dozen Wrapp finish percale, 1 y colors and of Simpsen's best indigo and mourning pr-nts, with deep that ade of soft ruffle, square or round yoke, vollar, cuffs nd ruffle scal- loped and embroidered; beau- tiful patteras; skirts full three yards wide, very full sleeves, flowing Watteau, In sizes 4 to 46 bust, considered an excel- lent special bargain in most housés at $1.25; we offer them during this gale at.. | Cotton knees, 7 inch for Bie. Bt $3 Silk Hose, Sl. 23, 600 pairs Ladies’ Pure Bright Silk Hosiery, in ribbed and plain, in high colors and black; these goods cost to make $30.00 ' per dozen and are re' $3.00 per pair; chote { + $4.00 Golfor icy Hose at $1.99. 0 pairs Men's Golf Hose, the with double average price on cost $3.87%, and retail choice, sizes 5 to 9 and Bicycle Hose in Seotch plaids, in % atf- | ferent patterns, These | goods have been sold in stock at $40) per pair and are sold by leading | house@, that keep sport- tng goods, at $5.00 and | OO per pair, $1.39. Not more than 2 pairs to any custome Ladies’ Suits. | Specizl Easter Offering. Tailor-made Suits, in black 63 and colors, lined throughout | with silk, v lish and most wat 98 extraordinary value Also, 29 elegant Silk Suits, all perfectly new and fashionable, of representing values $35.00 to $60.00, ail at Roller Skates, 42c. FROM of any house in the trade. Damask---5 Lots. 88. 115 1,55 % Napkins, which astray sold at $1.0, at... Napkins, which Jartray “sold at &. Dinner Cloths-4 Lots. | 2 yds. x 2 yds: Jaffray's whole- sale price $2.12! our price, ca, te 8.x 2% yds.; Jaffray's whole | sale price $2.62, our price, ea, 2.37 | 2 yds, x 3 ydu.; Jaffray’s whole- 2, 84 Extension Roller Skat: per ty) fee on | sale price $3.62%, our price, es. 2 yde.x8% yde.; Jaffray's whole- sale price $3.12%4, our price, ea, 3,30: fuse THE Jaffray Stock. It is well known in tl:e trade that wo were tho first on hand} | to secure the choice lots, and our purchases were the largest! Towels All-Linen 8 fray's price 11): All-Linen ste daftray's Damask 4 cr ou se. yard, | whol weil * tray’ 8 yard, our price Cotton Diaper-2 Lots per (full 18 inches w Cotton Bird's Eye Diaz 10 yds. to a piece), wide; Jaffray's price 42% Cotton Bird Inches wide; Jaffray’ salo price t7igc. pie CORR ECT DE AL! Retailer's price, $20 to $22. Retailer's price, 25. Retailer's price, $25 to ®i0, iler's price, @25 to RIS Two Broadway Stores: Broadway and Chambers Street, Bierman} ppeubencele a Cable-C thirty years ol, of S1 West the Broadway line at 9 0’ rowing the erect in front of 332 Broadway. | ed nevere bruires, and was taken to tho George Warten, of 173 West One Hundred and 500 by Coroner Fitz Lackenbark, who was tun over by # locomotive, ren wan engineer, on tbe Sixth aver M Wud ab Bestar eet 7 Big Values. nur price , OUF price th pr. ol Neckwear. EXCLUSIVE STYLES. Ss’ in You will Special for Friday and Saturday. -- *10.% *15.° *18.° *20.° weeee 925° OVERCOATS, $10, 12, 15, 18, 20) Starts You Retailer's price... $13, 18, 20, 26 TROUSERS - $3, 4, 5, 6 7 nts pont Rulaviviwsac’ we She Tk le FOR $ Fulton Street, Until 9 O'Ctoek, EVATED KR. OR CABLE Suing Addicks for a Board Bi! J. BAward Addicks Is being sued for § the proprietor of thy Hot by cable car 105 of Inck thin. morning, Responsible. er Company. “The Company the hands, of a recelve sued for their money. ——_——— = ——_—_—_ A Prop and Not a Crutch. ing of Capt. Fred nd dos not disable. {ako it at Keeley Institute, ‘white Plains |Men’s Easter 45 nc OS ac, $42,' 18th St., 19th St. and 6th Ave. 14. 50 to GIR, NO ONE WHO PRETENDS TO DE WITH THE TIMES GOES TO BED | WITHOUT HAVING SEEN THE NIGHT | EDITION OF THE EVENING WORLD. 51° PER WEEK — Flgne not land ‘Terra Corts, Lum: recently went Into the Imperial people exite Kerley Double chloride Gold Cure aids, dal Street Le Boutilier Bros Jewelry Dept. Sterling Silver Specialties. Hat Pins, warranted .926 : ile. warrante: 389° 48° 25° Filigree Hair Ornaments, Novelties for Faster Gifts, from Also, Spanish Combs in Mexi- can Shell, special at 35° And a complete line of Fine Jew- elry and Real Tortoise Shell Hair Ornaments, in carefully selected variety. West 23d Street Housekeeping. Aa offer more Hberal, probably, than you ever expected. bet thon we are noted for liberal dealing. St COMPLETE: 3, 4 and 5 ROOM FLATS 75, $95 and $115, AND MAKE NO EXTRA CHARGR FOR CREDIT. 1 will pay you (0 wee thee “fat outdis"’ before buying. Furniture, Carpets, Stovas, Tinwa Pictures, Curtains, Refrige J.Baumann&Bro 2313 to 1315 Third Ave., bet. 75th and 76th Sts._ Crockery, Lamps, Clocks, ators, Baby Carriages, &c. cans. Open maturdaye t.1i 1 Wounds Grafted with Many Sk Freddie Gritith boy, whore skin at July 4, Is getting bett [clans have grafted about 15,600 ptec ken from 200 different peel and it in tho Reeded before the boy te entirely cared, “Te Buy a Thing Rig Buy where ‘tis Fonvitonnat Prine’, 8 West 204 st say edo Boys’) Clothing. Easter Sale. Dress Suits, ‘elay dingonal and tricot—ages 4 tors yan $6.50 & $8.50.» = Blue Serge and Cheviot Satta) (all woo!—ages 4 to 15 yrs.), $3.75 & $4.85. ‘ English Satlor Suits, (serge—ages 3 to 10 yrs..) $4.50. Serge and Cassimere Suits, 4 (ages 16 to 19 yrs.), $8.50 & $9.50. Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St ~ GLOTHIN 6 CREDIT. Heme, Whit pene, Wie eine ‘trom meats; we ee ‘Davia oh tor eam ot DIAMONDS, watches 4 aiiecn tose” ee p Week! Millinery show of the |Par like it in any city in the world. It's a strong statement, but amply justified ik our napitall We have never seen anything Thousands of beautiful Bonnets from? and from our own workrooms. NOTE.---Some very choice examples of our own make’ will offered at $4.98, $7.50 to $12,00—worth a great deal more. * “> Special line of Children's Trimmed Hats at $ present season. Gar pets--Special. 07 AE 9, AW r pri ing anit No Mail Orders Filled. Larger Sizes at Very Low Prices. filled r dozen Cadet Caps, 260. |For Friday Only. holesale a FY) at 05 at 1E the Most of Life. 40 dozen of these be sold out Briday only |Easter Books in 6,000 yanis All-Linen Bleached | We have purchased almost the entire | AT Damask, 60 In. wide, Jaftray's stock of EB 8. Jaffray & Co.'s Towels, | Tapestry bs Ge ee E wholesale price Ssc.; our A @ prices we will aell them at will as- Body Brussels, worth $15, for. Oe aster Bindings. 2,000 yards All-Linen Bleached tonish everybody in the trate; no such Moquette, worth # Paes | Damask, Jaffray's wholesale 60 opportunity may ever occur again. | Axminiater, worth $1.35 to zm 1,15) Just ‘published 1p few. forin price 7c. yard, our pric 4 1,800 doa All-Linen Huck Tow- for Ree 1. Al Farrar’s Life of Christ, beauti- |1,500 yards All-Linen Scotch els, size 18x38; Jaffray’s price, 1). Extra Gobelin, wort fully bound in silk. cloth, gold Damask, Jaffrav's wholesale | _36c.; our price ve 0 FBQ) 0 Ans Miver, alk top, laren type Price $L00 yani: our price...... «OW | 79 dozen all-linen “fancy Huck | $i0. 00 to $20. 0 on fine paper. has handsome { {9 | 750 yurds fine quality Bleached | ‘Towels, knotted fringes, size | | tid tne segraving: special Be Bccon | SDimaiie Sanaee 19x10; Jaffray’s wholesale price 45 Ori t | R $6. 5 ells of the Angels, by Rev. J. wholesale price $1.00 to $1.25 ib 00) 18e." our p ane rer) rienta ugs, - Macduff, D. D. +39 ixey Hea vatls Danson: oe 380 dozen all Huck Towels, Oriental Rugs beat the world for Hels nine BD Gattrasie. wholesal | size 20x40; Jaffray’s w nale 46 beauty, for monn for ar. Last! Easter Angels, by Rev. Phillips » Hae. vars. cue pris Ig) price. 192; our price, each...» WO) gor generations; never fale; are, there- Brooks, D. D.. 59 730 dozen all-linen German Dam- fore, the best rugs to buy, even at regu- an f ter Roman) ask Towels, heavy knotted lar price i} Phillips Brooks, D, D. | Napkins---ff Lots, | iii. er att? sta’ 19" ovr Famer Guest. More than 5,000 dozer ten Nap-| Wholesale price, our pr 7 To give our new rtment a From Cross to Crown, | kins. Raed ae eae 4 nae: 1,000 dozen ali-linen loom Dam: | favorable int fon to the public we The Living Christ, by Rev. history of the dry-goods trade ask Towels, 20x42 inches, Jaff- {| take severa nired Oriental Rugs on Phillips Brooks, D, D. 1% Napkins, which Jaffray soll Favle DHlGn ASI OI DEIORIT G Which the regular prices have been $10) Frances Ridley Havergal's Wee eae cae (9D | nance use Hain rowel, sins we to $0 and s em at $6.50. | booklets, each. % Napkins, which Jaffray wold 41 in., Jaffray's whovesale price TE: S Think of it Golden Thoughts, by Frances at Toc., our price...... 156 t0%0., our price as WIZ They are the $10 to $20 Rugs, To sell Ridley Havergal...... te Napking Ghee ueeiae od Very Heavy Bath Towel, 20ax them at $0.50 doesn't hurt them a bit. Keble's Evening Hymn, by Rev at $1.00, our price....... 15 42 In.; Jaffray’s wholesale price 422 for looks, for wear. It makes them John Keble. % Napkins, which Jafts ee ee NLS easier te ket. ‘The opportunity is now. | Pilgrims of the Night, by Pred AL HM us tle 100 ricacned and Undicached tatn Bee. window, erick Wm. Faber, D. D..sseees % Napkins which Jaffray sold at Towels, extra heavy, size 2x" Dally Food for Christian Peeters 1.29 in 'shaeny's iowa sre? 47 Raster Specials, |cctie wor tr puty coi Napkins, which Jaffray. sold 2e., our pr seseunse . Walanan et oer mal AEeibsy weele dase I, 79 1 SPB NIU ARE etal ° splendid Soul's Inquiries Answered. Woe ate acer fe sie s niee 4 135 Blass and Where Love Is There God Is Also Jes a's First Prayer. Real Happenings. | Stiliness and Service... Drummond's Addresses. ty King and His Service. T . Following are by Rey, ler, D. Di: IR Eyery Day of Life.. Silent Times. 5 Bullding of Character... Glimpses Through Life's Win- dows A large collection of Booklets and Easter Souvenirs from 2c, Over 1,000 styles of Prayer-Books, Hymnals and Bibles for Easter offer- ings, Also, a complete assortment of ROSARIES. at ol $1.50 Suede Gores Tes. 1,00 pairs Men's Tan and Gray Castor Suede Gloves, heer sold for $1.50, at 1,500 pairs Ladies’ Glace Kid Gloves, with large buttons, in tans and black, ull sizes. : 1,800 pairs Ladies’ Kid Glace Foster Hook Lacing Gloves, all colors and sizes; reguiar wnt $1.00, at. Children’ s Jackets. — Children’s Rectan Jackets, in cube stantla!, good wear ing, all-wool clothe, ail colors, sizes ¢.t0)— 4 years; all eae | price, x Superior Reefers, trimmed with braid, very neat, all colors, to 4, at Very pretty Child's pear fancifully made, at..