The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1895, Page 3

ae __—as TWENTY YEARS FOR COLLINS, He Is the Negro Who Shot, and Killed Frederick Ohl, the Princeton Student, SENTENCE MAKES HIM LAUGH. Judge Gummere Says the Evi- dence Called for a Verdict in the First Degree ALSO TEN YEARS FOR ASSAULT. But Good Behavior Reduces the Whole Term to About Fifteen Ye TRENTON, N. J., July %4.—John Col- lins, the negro, who shot and killed Frederik Onl, the Princeton student, was this morning sentenced to twenty Years at hard labor in State prison. Collins was called to the bar as soon @s court opened. He appeared to be in @ happy frame of mind. Collins was first called upon to plead to an indictment charging him with @trocious asault and battery with intent to kill Garrett Cochran, the second stu- dent whom he shot. By instruction of his counsel he entered a plea of non ‘vult contendre. The formality in this case being con- eluded, sentence on the conviction for murder in the second degree was pro- nounced. ‘The limit allowed by law for this crime is twenty years, and Judge Gummere imposed the limit. He then sentenced Collins for the assault on Cochran. Ten years was the term, but the sentences &re to run concurrently. Collins was laughing when led from the court-room. In sentencing Collins, mere said that had the fu Collins found him guilt degree it would have been satisfacto not alone to him as presiding jud, Dut to the entire court. A verdict of murder in the first degree Would have been justified by the evi- dence adduced, he suld Colling will have to serve about fifteen years {f he behaves himself while in Prison, He will receive about five years’ Commutation for good conduct It is not therght likely counsel for Collins will appeal, as they recognize that he had a nartow escape from the allows, and they do not appear willing 0 risk his life again. —e “FISH JOHN” FOUND GUILTY. To, He Sentenced to Death July 31 for Killing His Wife. The jury in the case of John Czech, en trial for killing his wife before Judge y which in Judge Gum- hich tried the firet TAéppineott, Jersey City, came into court this morning at 10 o'clock with a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree. The jury retired at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and at Arst was equally dl- vided between first and second degree. | it 9 ovclock this morning the Jury stood 0 to 2 for murder in the first degree, and at 10 the two Jurors had been won over by the other ten. When the verdict was announced by {the foreman Judge oi pincott ordered Court Interpreter Pre Her to tell Czech the Jury's Anding. ‘He did so, and the murderer trembled, but sald nothing. Judge Lippincott then remanded Czech until July 31, when he will sentence him to be panked. Czech, who is better known as “Fish John," “was jealous of his, wife, who wee brown as “Fish Mary.” They had & little shanty in the western sectiot of the city, on the banks of the Hack- ensack, and made a living by selling fish to their neighbors, Czech's wife was twenty years his junior, and on the day of the murder e followed her to the home of a friend of hers, As she was leaving the place he shot her dead. STABBED IN A QUARREL. Frank Pepper Badly Cut by William Ward at Pler 26 N. R. Frank Pepper, thirty years old, of Brooklyn, was stabbed in the abdomen with a penknife by ...Jlliam Ward, col- ored, thirty-six years old, of #4 West Twenty-eighth street, at 10 o'clock this morning, during an altercation at pier 2% North River, Pepper was severely wounded. He wan taken to tie Hudson. Street ‘Hoa- Pital. Ward was arrested by the police bt the nteamboat shot i hl MAY BE ASI SNEAK THIEF. A Colored Man Arrested After En. tering « Boarding-House, Mrs. Archie Ellis keeps a boarding- house at 215 West Thirty-cighth street. Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, Mrs. Ellis heard the latch of the front door turning cautiously, A moment later a well-dressed colored man entered the hall. “What do you want here?" Ellis. “A man on the corner gave me his latch-key, and told me to put something in his room,” replied the intruder coolly, phe, wentleman's “name asked Mra, athe eniered man stammered that he did not know the man, and said he was ina hurry. Mrs. Ellis sent for a police- man. Policeman Kelly took the Intruder to the station-house, where he, said his re was James Wilson, of 320 West ‘orty-first street, In the Jefferson Mare ket Court this morning he was held for tria WAITERS FORGED CHECKS. Why Some Manhattan Clubmen‘s Bar Bills Were So Large. Charles White, of 272 West Twenty- fifth street, a waiter in the Manhattan Club, was arraigned to-day In Jefferson Market Court, charged with forging and presenting at the Club bar a worthless voucher for 60 cents’ worth of cigars. For a long time members of the Club have complained that their monthly r bills were unduly large. A private tective was employed, and {t was learned that some walters were in the of counterfeiting signatures of members, by tracing cancelled orders. In this manner many bills have been nearly doubled, Not only were orders forged, it Is alleged, but old ones used over again. The Waiters, it is claimed, sold to outside parties the liquor ani cigars thus obtained. 98c, Umbrellas 39c. A large manufacturer's entire stock of Umbrellas at less than cost of material. English Gloria Umbrellas, as- sorted hardwood handles, man- ufactured to retail at 98c.,at... Manufacturer's stock of 6,000 English Bik Gloria Umbrellas, with English Paragon Frames, assorted Silvered, Dresden, Cel- luloid and Horn Handles, Never sold for less than $1.69, Entire lot at 69c. lated Blip In Cushions, silk plush thelr ‘price at 5c. Cologne Bottles, } These overlaid Silver-Plated Cologne Bottles, with silk rib- 19¢c. ese Rogers Silver- Th Fiated ite rays to be p ey each, A 5c. Eyeglasses, 5c. 8,000 pairs of Smoked or blue Eye- glasses, usually sold for 2c. 05 Highly tempered Steel Spectacles, straight or riding bow, nickel plated, 23c. Silk Ribbed Vests, 85c. Ladies’ Spun Silk Ribbed Vests, low neck, ribbons neck and sleeve in white, ecru, sky and pink, 3, 4, 6, 35c. Cotton Vests, Sc. Ladtes Ribbed Cotton Vests, neck, e008. rizes 3, 4, 5, 5c. pyndigs’ Maco, yarn tton low” ‘neck sat neck and tleeves i 3, 4, 5, Tecks, “10c. Men's all-silk Tecks, in fum or dari 10c. oS Wilver with top, ow value; Men's Silk iT} Men's all-silk flowin, end Tecks and Four-t Hands in letest light, medium and ik “ 1c. Pe Manufacturers’ Stocks Sacrificed. Shaker Flannel, 8c. 8c. Shaker Flannel at. 121-2c, Outing Flannel. Be. White Wool Flanne! Blankets, 42c. Pair. 8c, Full size Blankets, pair. % OT ap $1.25 Silkolene Comforter. ‘ss $2 Live Geese Feather Pillows 1.35 4c, Cheese Cloth, 2c. 4c. Cheese Cloth, 36 in. 08 8c. Isleached Muslin, 36 In, 04 0c. Anchor Bleached Muslin. OT 7c. Unbleached Muslin, 36 in 04 49c. Sheetings at 12c. 19c, Bleached Chesapeake ing, 7 2c, Bleached Chesapeake ing, 8-4. 2c. Bleached Chesapeake ing, 9-4, 25c, Bleached ing, 10-4. 450, Sheets, 72: ic tines Goat Bo 0c. Crossbar Crinoline. 10c. Percaline Linings. 121-2c. Black Grass Cloth 10c, Black Rustle Taffeta Lining. léc. Fancy Bilesia Waist Lining. 69c, Real Hair Cloth. 50c. Dress Goods, 25c. All 0c. Colored Dress Goods All 60c, Colored Dress Goods. 59, All-Wool Cheviots. All-Wool Berges (46 in. $1.00 Silk and Wool Noveltle $1.80 Silk and Wool Crepon: | 25e. Wool Challies at. 1be, Wool Challies at. 50c, India Silks, Bbc. 0c. Figured India Silk. | Gc. to Thc. Silk Velvets. |S%c. Colored Surah Silk: \55c. Black Surahi TSc. Striped Swiss Taffetas. THE "WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 24, LAWYERS IN A SQUABBLE. “shat anda “cle Followed by, Apology and Ha he Andrew J. Onderdonk, the son of Ho- ratio Onderdonk, deceased, and who is a lawyer with an office at 60 Wall street, @ member of the Holland Boclety, the Lawyers’ and other clubs, was in the | ‘Tombs Court to-day on a summons pro- cured by David Gordon, a lawyer, who has an office adjoining that of Mr, On- derdonk. Gordon told last Saturday rdonk's privat . another lawyer is with Mr, Onderdonk’s, with @ client I want you to get out of my office,” te what Mr, Gordon says Mr. Onderdonk shouted. “If you want to walt outside of your office, wait In the lavatory. are a snei “T have rights here,” Magistrate Brann that into Mr. On- ‘Mur. con: was talk. You sald Mr. Gor- don, “Shut up,” Mr. Onderdonk cried, ac- cordings to Mr, Gordon's version, at the same time raising a heavy club | over his head, “1 whut up,” explained Mr, Gordon, “I wanted to take no chances against a ruffian.” “Hasn't he frequently asked you to get out of his office and quit, cocking your feet on his desk?” asked Mr. Onderdonk’s counsel. “Never but once, and that was six months ago,” said Mr. Gordon, When Onderdonk was placed on the witness stand he denied that he had ever used such language In his life. “The truth of the matter is," sald Mr, Onderdunk, “I rent the entire sult of rooms, I allow Mr. Gordon to occupy one of them, He pays no rent what- ever. I admit that I was angry when I told him to leave my office, and took the club to add impressiveness to my re- marks, “If T used the language Mr. Gordon says I did 1 apologize, though I deny having used {t. Mr. € don told a pretty straight story, however, and I hope he will pass over the matter, By the time he gets as old as Tam he will pay leas attention to such little things as this.” ‘Then there was a handshaking all around and both men left apparently happy, having accepted Magistrate Brann's advice to settle the matter out of court. To-night If your liver ts out of order, causing Bilious- nes, Sick Headache, Heartburn, or Con- stipation, take a dose of Hood’s Pills On retiring, and to-morrow your digostive organs will be reguinted and you will be bright, active and ready for any kind of work. ‘This has been the experience of others; it will be yours if you take Hood's Pills. 25 cents Sold by all druggists. CYLINDER FITTED TROUSERS, WILL NOT BAG AT KD To Order $ 4 00 WORTH 88.00. CUT FROM WELL SHRUNK IMPORTED WOOLLENS. COHEN & CO., FRENCH TAILORS, 27 and 29 Ann St.,N. Y. MAKE NO MISTAKE, ONE DOOR WEST OF NASSAU. f= Drecres OTHIERS 1000000000000 Cc $ ONE SALE IN JULY 8 Ble 209 This Summer Sale of ’95 is going to be a genuine, is not newspaper talk. actly what they were led to exp lively tr | pleased, and their friends will be ing at if you want the best pic urge you to buy, and after you ha of returning the purcha: which set the ball rollins Byck Brothers’ #5 and 6 Trousers, ¢ Byck Brothers’ highest grade Trouser Byck Brothers’ #15.00 Black Diagonal | Byck Brothers’ highest grade Coats a Byck Brothers’ popular €15 and #18 | choice $10.75, Byck Brothers’ highest grade Suits, Byck Brother’ Spring Overcoats, here — Byck Brothers’ nobby “Burlap” Out ‘We use the term “Byck Brothers’ tion of quality, Our name has come cheapness, and every article here ad glad to have identified with our firm. | cordance with our established rule| and start new. @ During this sale wo are offering some a fraction of cost all articles shown in filled with Bicycle Suits. ‘These rep Coats, ‘Take n look at this window. DOWN-TOWN BTORE Fulton Building, Fulto UP-TOWN STORE 0 160, 162, 164 East The buye | the sa} We will repeat the special fig | jing Suite, choice $0.72 | our ansfer of clothing and money; it rs are with us now; they find ex ect; they are bound to be well around, You can't be too early aclearing-out sale. Nobody will ve bought you have the privilege me as when regular prices prevail. ures given in the advertisement | notes $3.60. 8, choice 84.95. | Coats and Vests, choice 80.7 | nd Vests, choice ®13,25 Sorge, Cheviot, and Homespun Suits, usually €20 to $27, choice #14.85, tofore $15 to #20, choice 812. Trousers,” &c., to give some indica- to signify something the opposite of | vertised is of a grade that we are They are sold cheap just now in ac- to clean out everything twice a year, aller ONE DAY specialties, selling at ‘*One Day" window, To-day it ia laced to-morrow with Cashmere Office OPEN UNTIL 7 P.M. n and Nassau Streets, PEN TILL 9 P.M, 125th St., near 3d Ave. DIED. | DINNIN.—HUGH DINNIN, at 53 Now at Will be buried from his ni 631 Kast 144th at, at 10 A. M., Thurs: kel —On Wednesday, July KEENAN, beloved husband of Ann Keenan | and father of Rey. Thomas J. Keenan, native of County Monaghan, Ireland, in che | TAth year of hia age. Reiatives and friends, and also members of | the Holy Name Society, Epiphany Branch, are Invited to attend hia funeral, from his late roaldence, 142 East 224 wt. on Friday, July 6, at 10 A. M., thence to the Church of the Epiphany, Second ave., between cist and 234 ste, where a rolemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, LAMPMAN.—At Jamatca, L. 1, July 1895, CHARLBS JORDAN, Infant son of Clarence and Harriet Lampman, aged 10 months. Funeral services Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Alsop at, Jama COMPLETE MUURNING OUTFITS to order, or ready made; all requialtes in, stock. JACKSON'S, 6b ave.. corner 1sth a WEST 1ATH ST. wp BRL LT re Ares BEAUTY WITHIN THE OMY 18 THE IRKESIST! OF OUR OFFERING FoR THURSDAY, QUALTY OF E c ROUNDS OF ECON HAMACTERIS A FIN) 7 CANNOT HELP SPOTTING THE VALUE you ture bargains that have no rival ASH OR CREDIT. COWPERTHWAIT & CO 104, 106 AND 108 WEST 14TH ST., Near Gth ave. ___ Sporting. r! BRIGHTON BEACH RACES Every, Week Day, beginning at 2.10 P.M. ‘Admiaaion, $1.50. ait'foads to Coney _ 1895. georesesseg| i -Altmans@, THURSDAY, July Ladies’ Cotton Dresses. 50 Sormerly $5.50 to 6.50 B25 « 7.75 to 9.50 3.90 « 9.50 to 12.00 475 « 10.25 to 14.00 750 « 12.50 to 18.50 18th St., 19th St. and 6th Ave. —.____._ For Sale. Ladies’ and Gents’ CLOTHING Mamata Clothing On BiG Stare, bet seen a! CREDIT. gis ss srg, yt an SEWING MACHINES, Men'a, . Youthe ri Devs _f0F aah oF month re exchange, feat. wt ew World ini. Hay watches directs Bi down. ke. ie weoklyt c 194 mast HAIN ake ant 8 Ge PULOnE Wa itakey save easy paymente; plea, BYNDI- Patents, id A PORTUNE IN AN, NOUR—Lint “inventions tet"; handbook Fi TATE & COMPANY, 215" Broadway. GREATER NEW YORK’S GREATEST moans S8Ave59 6 40c, Bath Towels, 33 Fancy Bath Towels...... Good Size Bath Towels Towels, fancy weave Damask Towels. Na We. Be, 65. Napkins, 86c. he. German Linen Napkins, daz. ze, doz. doz. se. Linen Napkins, 5-8 7%, Bleached Napkins, 5-5, 20c, Cream Table Damask. All-Linen Table Damask, bleached $1.00 Rye Whiskey, 66c. 31.00 Old Gauntlet Whiskey. 00 Table Claret, excellen Rhine 50 Key W heimer) to Cigara for as for Mattresses—Half Price. Slip Covers FREE. 400 4,00 38 Fibre Mattres: hair top and bottom 5.00 Slip Cover to fit same FREE. $8 Short Hair MB teense, 0 ibs wa 575 Slip Cover to Mt na FREE, $15 Mixed Hair Mattresses, 40 Ibs 7.69 FREE. “10.50 FREE, Sip fit same "8 curled” Hair Mattresses, lbs Slip Cover to mt © $30 Finest Hair Mattresses, Ibs .. Slip Cover to Mt same FREE, Lace Curtains—Half Price, Poles and Fixtures FREE With every pair of Lace Curtains costing $1.00 and upward, 8c. Lace Curtains, pair . 46 41.75 Lace Curtains, pair . OT $2.25 Lace Curtains, pair 1.22 Poles and Fixtures FRE: 2.75 Lace Curtains, pair . 1.59 Poles and Fixtures FREE, 4.0 Lace Curtains, pair 2.50 Jes and Fixtures FREE. | 18, Japanese Drapery Fabrics ® Ladies’ $4,00 Shoes, $1.98. dies’ $4.00 Tan Button Shoes... $1.98! 0c. Black Cashmere, B40. . Black Storm Serges at *. Black Figured Mohair: . Black Crepons a English Black Damask.. Black Moreen: [eso Black Biciliennes at. ia} » | Ao Ladies’ $2.00 Dongola Oxfords cial Children’s $2. Tan Button Shoes aid Ice- Cream Set, 69¢. Carlsbad Berry or Ice-Cream set White Porcelain Toilet Bet, com- plete an | * 1,49) Ladies’ Bicycle Suits. A splendid lot of Ladies’ Bicycle Suits, much less than half former prices,., Another large collec former prices $12 50 to $2 In this lot ladies are sure to early choice. n of Ladies’ All-Wool Spring Suits, 50, 3.98 up. 5.00 find a most decided advantage in an ML AEs covccsrveevevees Ladies’ Jackets, $1.00. A miscellaneous lot of Ladies’ Jackets at the nom- Anal DOS Of op cinersinetdieteed etseeasia clea Shirt Waists. ts, with laundered collars and cuffs ; Ladies Shirt Wai 1.00 each. prices have ranged from 59c. to $1.49, and for these goods, all very choice, above prices were exceedingly low; entire stock, 20,000 waists, all go now in three big lots, 39c., (55c This Rocker, Very comfortable and pretty Rocker, embossed ba 69c. 100 of these large, full-roli Reed Rock- nothing better <a never sold | than % to $8; rt | xa for this lot, $2.98. 69c. Very Chair, turned fans a, embossed Aptunir worth %%e,, .69. 9 Pe be Hall or Bedroom. For this sale we will | offer these Hat and Coat Racks in solid oak, an tique gloss finish, special “ 69c. No article of the kind was ever before sold at ng like this price. High-Back rungs and back, , special, prety | Dr. Parker won awardi Alizarine Dyed Ro yalSergeSuits: | $12.50 ectric lightis better the candle light, so is Alizarine dy better than the old Logwood, and Indigo. Most any kind of a suit will look well when you first put it on, but the suit that'll look decent "till its vorn out is the kind that’s worth buying Alizarine dye and large pur- chases have enabled us to bri the price down some, Suit with silk lining S15. ‘Suit with plain lining $1a.g0. Some few higher priced suits have been reduced to $8.50 be- cause we don’t wish to carry themover. Some Trousers too, at $2.50 were $5. E O Trompson 245 Broadway site City Hall Park—Comer Murtay St. Op Edel etetsle) AS GOLD. OR SELF-PRESERVATION. M. Dy of Heaton, mest America. Atrophy, Nervous and 1} diseanes and W es atever cause, for on Fxnansted Vitality, Physical Debitity, a esses of Man, from th Gold Medal hy the National Medica! Amociation. It containe = 128 valuable preseriptions for acute aud chronic diseases, Sent im full gilt, double sealed fag only 1.00 CURES the young, the middieagsd, the olf. ‘The book for every man, married or at Proapectus, with testimonials, FRE! Consultation in person or by letter trom 9 to @ Sundays, 11 te 1, Inviolable secrecy and poste ive curs Address W. H. PARKER, M. D., Excursions. Long Island Railroads — Great Excursion Routes Tuo THE SEA. MANHATTAN BEACH. LEAVE FOOT 34TH ST., “ R ROUND TRIP, 40 © 6.40, 7.40, 9.20, 11.00. A. bis 2.00, 3.49, 4.00, 440, 8:30, 9.00, 8: Dally 20, 8.00, st. +, from 7.10 AM. to 1.10 P. My via Tay Rides, round trp thd “halt Nouriy? from 1.401. M. ton bt. Pe ie REDUCED RATES MONDAYS, On each Monday during thee RR. ant Siaghatvan tleachy to elther '8 Con: ickets to. fe or on day ef sale, Fitty \CONEY ISLAND, Culver Route, Round Trip, 25 Cents. Whitehall at. hourly from 1.90 reatier Leave foot A AL M., aad half hourly the Me to 11.10 watt 9.20 P.M. ROCKAWAY BEACH. A Tigm fog sth at. BR, 6.30, 890, 9.90 ta 4.20," 6.20, TRIP, 50 CENTS. WORLD'S PLEASURE GROUNDS? GL EN acrouaeae ISLAND rand Clam onal a jan. “The Daley. Meare: ue By plants and Wonders, AD ui cent follage, jag ol hortiouitur Deutcht Howling & ee G “NORTH BEACH Electric ic Lights. pe ree ae hg eee ys is : = Islan, (he Beach Rowe oats by Bay Ridne Perry. leave Whitehall Then malt hoary \Round ‘tno Reduced to 26 Conte, NEWRURGH. sad Dally excursion (except Sum ine steamers from Des 0A. M., and West 224 et around Staten Island. , steamer Aurora leaves W. 224 at., nt ee netdge Docks atte sdcais aed retecahments. ‘Trendte 00 40h _ Lost, Found and Rewards. _ Roll of bills, Thesday, July 23, om oe . between Madison and Lexington sates heals ‘EXCELAION Bleyole ‘Sve. beak palldlog: 1 a jeasona 83. iberalty awardee: ted no. questions, Aue = turn to Mins Leary, 18h gold a th ave. between ith and ‘Tuly 244 Van Tinern on back tnelge ‘tas rd, | 28 West S4th at. ern multable ri STORE. Prices To-Day with Fewest Possible Words Toilet Department. Dr. Snow's Extract of Witch Hazel, per bottle Genuine Johann Maria Cologne, per bottle... 250. Sponges at Be. Large Sheep-Wool value 25c., 05 Greene's Nervura, 6'7c. Horsford's Acid PRORRERE per bottle ah BR Berlin Zephyr, 25, Lap. Berlin Zephyr, lap. Royal Crochet Silk . Stamped Linen Table Covers, We, Stamped Linen Scarfs, 16x50.. 3x9) Stamped Pillow Shams... 45¢, All-Silk Ribbon, 15¢. 45c, All-Silk Plisse Ribbon, 4 In 09 Brannan 21 20e, Ribbon, Black and Colors... 45¢, to 25¢. Laces, Be, Ibe. to 2c, Laces, 1 to 8 in, wide 08, Boe, to Toc, Laces, 8 to 15 in,wide, 20 36e, Lace Drapery Net soe ther Tous $3. Real Ostrich $6.00 Reed Rockers, $2. 98, + 2.08 7.08 12.40 6.00 F $12.00 325.00 Playing Cards, 10c. Pack. 20 30 40 | os I Roll Reed Rockers. rench Revel Pier Mirror, Tufted Cour to $1. Pocket Knives, 4 blades to $1.49 Steel Shears, 6 to 9 in.. 00 Safety Razor at.. Shaving Outfit... ‘Potted Tongue, per Can, 4¢. | est Devilled Ham, per can Hest Boneless Bacon, “Jumper,” Ib Boned Chicken and Turkey i Early June Peas, high standard,, .07 Finest Baked Beans, d-Ib. can... 10 +19) 137 | i $5 Trimmed Hats, 1.98. Ladies $2.60 Untrimmed Hats Ladies’ $1.5 Untrimmed Hats. Big lot French Flowers..., .10, .15, Boys’ $2.60 Straw Hats (2d floor). Children's Shirred Hats,pink and blue Children's Corded Caps Embroldered Hats, shirre im, 18 Boys’ $2. Straw Hats (2d floor) .76 fc. Golf or Cadet Caps (2d floor), .24 We, Blue Yacht Caps (4 floor)... .18 Boys’ All-Wool Suit, 88c. Boys’ $2.00 All-Wool Blouse Suits .88 Boys’ $6.00 Serge Sailor Suits, Men's $12.00 Suits, all wool, All-Wool Sweater, 119. All-wool Navy Blue Sweate $1 Laundered Shirts,colored bosom | 0c, Fancy Outing Shirts. Men's Good White Shirts Men's Cheviot Pajamas. | 1 Outing Caps, 29c. $1.50 Fur Felt Alpines Big Lot 15c. Ladies’ 15¢, Children's 15¢ Men's Ibe Hose Ladies’ 29c, Hone Hos Hose. Ladies’ 50c, Men's S0ec. L Men's Cotton Ladies’ and M Legeins Girls’ $2.50 Dresses, L 69 Misses’ and Children’s $3.98 Dresses 2.49 Misses’ and Children's $1.38 Dress Baby Dresses, 19, 39. | Whole Box at Paper, Sc. 10c. box of Paper and Envelopes. 2%e, box Paper and Envelopes. We, box Paper and Envelopes, 17, 40) $2.00 Salety Rawr, 49c, Best 92.00 Safety Ras or that has ever bem mada TRY ONE. You will be agreeably sur prised to find it so quick, so easy, s@ safe. No trouble to get a “Sunday Shave.” See These Complete Sharing Outtits at 98c. This comp@@e Shaving Outfit com sists of 1 gemtine Wade & Butcher . hollow-groun$ razor, 1 Torrey’s Gemwe, ine Horsehide Strom, hand or swing, Pure Bristol te” ther Brush, 1 Ime Shaving Mug, cake Shaving Soap. This is the Outfit that was formeriy listed at $4.65, When we began to it recently at $1.49, it created @ sensation, Only one set to each customer. We now offer it during this sale at...cnres Only One Set te Each Customer, ° | tor Purses, kid lined, value 2c., at Real Alligator Combination Pock- etbooks, value 65c., graved, any ital, Value, d8e., brass an trimmineme | nen ined, as by others" our sale pi $2.98, it