The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1901, Page 9

BROADWAY GOAL [END OF TRUST [eile os MINE ON FIRE. Tiffany’s Winter Supply Furnished a Merry Blaze for Hours. COLUMBUS, ©., J. DIAMONDS IN DANGER} coursnes. 0. aa . B of contempt cases gro Department PROSECUTION.) sioe Dene Friday and Saturday. Ladies’ Calfskin foxed Button or Laced Boo's; Russia Calf and Fox Calf, Blucher Cut, Walking Boots,’ "3.25 reduced seed foam $6.00. | Last Case Against Stand- ard Oil in Ohio Dismissed. Special to The Evening World.) do the ins { mg out of the Mtigation vegun by ex-Attorney-Ge: Monnett against the Standard pan, tee prosecution of F. B. Squire, secre West 23ra Steck. Com. Watchman’s Vigilance Saved Thousands of Dollars Worth of Goms, When the manager of Tiffany's or- dered 195 tons of coal yesterday, he thought St would Jast all Winter. It didn't. Six hours saw the mintature coal mine transformed into a mound of cinders. But for tbe vigilance of Watchman Blake thousands of dollars worsh ‘of Jewelry would have shared the fate of the coal and numerous soubrette ladies. might have secured long press notices on the “loes of thelr famous diamonds.” ‘The watchman entered the cellar on the Fifteenth street side. tle smelled eas and found a smouldering fire. Blake sent up word to the clerks. They were uncovering the goods. An alarm was sent out and a hose was soon playing on the bur coal through an +, opening in the aldewalk. COUN great crowd gathered on Broadway in front of the store and the police were kept bus) keeping a pathway open. Owing to the rush about the doors guards were placed there to prevent robbery. ‘The engines and tracks under Chief Burns were roon on the scene in re- eponse to an alarm ent in from hox 428, at Broadway and Seventeenth street, known as tne “pigtall’’ box since Li ung Chang sent In an alarm from tt Fhen th ire Department gave an ex- hibition, tu Unten jare for his benefit ‘The duliding [s 4 five-story Iron struc ture and there were many employees in the place when the fire started, but there Was not ally great excitement among hem. The place where the fire starteg £ ‘separated from the rest of the bul!d- court inretusing. tr produce, an D Verdi Hallted MILA Jan. 4.—Verdi's showed a slight improvement healt Use World Wants to fll your afteP a critical night, but it is feare will not recover, pamerens Great Inducement Sale. Grand Shoes for Misses and Children, Boys and Girls. Winter Boots and Shoes of the highest gfade and new goods just received from the factory. These shoes wert made during the dull season last December. We cannot afford to advertise these shoes extensively, because we are selling them away below their actual cost. We have to talk short, but the shoes will last long. Our name is stitched inside of every pair, and also stamped on every sole. All sizes and all widths. Boys’ Department. | Misses’ and Children's De- by a stone wall. . ae eink Ua Main Floor. Leuament ae ioc Winters suppiy. becammetarmountelator Boys’ 2.00 Calf Lace|and Lace, Pat. Tip, re- BLAZING FAT BURNS COOK Shoes, ses 246 10516 "5 “cht 2 5 ild’s 2.00 foennnliny reduced to” one Butt: and Lace, rinus Accident {m a Seventh Ip, sizes Avenue Establishment. $ e xf 1034, ohn Canepar, a French cook, nearly J. 00 re to tyiia fe this morning while practis- 1,25 Our shoes are the best and last longer and cost less than all others; at the same time they look the best and give the greatest amount of comfort. A. A. J. CAMMEYER, . Sixth Ave., Cor. 20th St. orks in the kitehen of Jungt & delicateseen store at S25 Seventh His pot of xfase boiling over, to the kitchen and John w. burned about the face and hands fe extingulahing | the flames. osevelt Hospital hie condition wes nounced serfon: b EE —.-sUNT DE SUSINI’S” BURIAL. Noted Man, His Maneral was a Modest Ceremony, Without religious ceremony of any kind, and with but one carriage follow- ing the hearse to the grave, the remains of Count Joseph de Susini, scendant of a great Corsican with the right to wear on his bres the insigaa of thirty-elght luetri orders, and once @ prince in)the tobacco industry with a fortune rated at $10,- Dnee a SALE OF D. M. WILLIAMS & CO.’S STOCK, EVENING GLOVES AT HALF VALUE. (00,00), were buried to-day at 11 o'clock from the late humble home in, an eaat ue end a Burow Waitel Buedes PG oi BM Oa 1700 eite tenemont. saute pipet ey id Ome beth sete Cha tg The Count died on Monday last, after Ws and BH a yellow ie P18 OGD 1g 143 wering {lness, at hin home, 412 East 16/andi20)o) “0 5) Black Guedes(Giss hue a ee 143 enth street, where he had lived in ure poverty since the loss of hts riune years ago, with his son, Count usin, a teacher of languages STREET GLOVES 3-clasp Tan Suedes, regularly 100. . . 1. . 2-clasp Glaces in best shades oe ) In this clty. There were no religious ceremonies, cuss there was no, time to get special Tans, Modes, White and Black, rminsion from Archbishop Corrigan. Re 1 55c The only mourners to follow the re- the grave were the Countess MeDermott, a daughter of the and 2-clasp and 4-button Misses’ Gloves, . . . . 2-clasp Piques in Mode and Tan Shades, . extra strong, serviceable and dresey, regularly 1. £0 S DECORATIVE LAMPS Metal Bowls with Brass Trimmings and Fancy Globes, Matched bowls and Globes, richly decorated. Onyx and Metal bowls, with Fancy Shades, A cOuER ut) and Delft ares McDer- . of Balttmore; Count Justo. de Burin! and wife, and Mrs. Lucy Jamison. niece of Andrew Carnegie and friend of the late Count for many >"Finuncial disanter came to the Count through the fullure of wa vast plan’ for obtaining a monopoly of the olgarette business througa Government conces- sions in Cuba. ‘Me Count had received Papal and Effects, values from 7.00 to 12.00 . + 5,00 Spanish ordera and was once Mayor of : ——_——_. CORSETS B. D. SILLIMAN IS DEAD. OGL Rae org known as “Her Majeat, “Pp. D." imported, regularly 3.50. |, (Faters Oldeat mate and a Rich “CP. imported, regular bee 3.60 Hate yer. “ and “Warner's,” regularly 1.00 . . Benjamin D. Silliman, a distinguished Globe Straight Front Corsets... lawyer of this city and one of Brook- fs lyn'a noted citizens, dled at hin home|] SHORS Craters i ten ee Ladies’ Manish and Medium toe Oxford ties, were 2.49. 1,88 Mr. Silliman’ was ninety-five years Ladies’ hand turned Common Sense Oxford ties, were 2.00 . 1.50 He. was) the:‘oldest. graduate of Ladies’ Patent tip Button or Lace boots, medium toe, value 2.90 1.25 On Bepts 10581900" Wass hol eeles Youth’s French Patent leather Hand Welt Lace Shoes. i brated ‘his ninety-Atth birthday, the sizes Tah tee GHC 2 2.06 Yale faculty sent him a congratulatery Same in sites 2% to rit peat ean sos + 2.45 mensage. He was very “wealthy. He owned the southeast corner of W Soedaly ale TEA GOWNS f street and Broadwa: TWO STYLES AT ABOUT HALF PRICE. (pistentiy refused, to be “No. 1. Trimmed with velvet ribbon and Irish point inser- ——— ret emoctasanally: 9,25 Hees és now 5,00 fo, 2, Light shades, white cas! mere, yo! je tucked, DEATH ENDS A ROMANCE. trimmed with velvet ribbon and lace, value 14.00... 7,75 Pauline so: Was Engaged to STATIONERY SUNDRIES Dr. Drexler When She Died. | coe A oe eal saat o Stenographers’ No! + 3c siting Cards, per pack . Re eaaeaneral soca Pauline! Serie. thei] “composition Books . . . 1c | Pearl Pen Knives oases He teeat dion ences o Delancey|) \femorandum Books. . Ge Small Scissora . . |. 1c str ts) died yesterday, will oy Wrting Pads y Tally Cards, fancy 20c Writing Paper, large box age Bone Whist Counters 2 | Fara en eepian inatrastor 'niT Order Books, duck cover Razors. ww, Bas | Three weeks aga ene 4or|] Day Books, duck cover 1ge Prayer Books + + 29¢ came engaged to Dr. He Dresien, ot eal Playing Cards, “Rover” . 1Qc Prayer Beads... | Qc | Henry a , Playing Cards, ""Tally-Ho" . 15c¢ Scapulars . . , , , 4c ore, couble were to have been married OYs’ CLOTHING Misa Morris was graduated from the Blue Cloth Tam O’Shantera = 1§¢ Covert Cloth Top Coats 2.98 Normal College at the age of fifteen. Walsts, Domet Flannel and All-Wool Suits in fancy e Bhe w: elwed with influenza two blue Cambric . ., 19¢ stripes and checks 1.98 weeks ago, an2 did not recover from the| Gispase! What Happened? Do you: remember what he, 30, 19002. If not, the 904! ON: Sg Wiadee, page 101, will tell, ; 1 Silachhamorvr 86% ST. € 3" AVE. PUASRU NEES ENE Nae | Go- Worrow-- Bargain Friday \': Are you watching our weekly Bargain Friday | i i We will close out to-morrow all the broken | odds and ends {during the great semi- sale. If you want bar- ARE bargains be sure to of Women's hemstitched, tisertions; fi to-morrow Price 19 of Women's |. embroidered | Sales? if not, you are missing the greatest oppor- J Meu tunities for the picking up of choice merchandise— J ™"“ 35 f the things you need and would buy anyhow within f iain te a day or two at regular prices—at great savings a Ar aree aeournorr b 0 from usual cost. Week after week these Bargain Jo. 1 iui, « aoren atviee of tee: Friday Sales bring out crowds big enough to pack lar ee Women! mekita, toe this great store to its full capacity. Can you afford Jer net : 2 Women's Hubbard Yoke and a mpire Gowns, all broken lots of to ignore these events? Can you afford to ignore such } & vie 1 brok 7 bargains as these? MOIR CIENINEE Ge Eee ESS = zat Ss Odds 1 Ends of Women's Dress Goods Remnants. : role Landen + a choice to-mor- row at the special clearance price of 69 Our recent great price reductions resulted in enormous sales, leav- ing on our hands about 1,000 ends from 2to 6 yards each. These short 9 lengths ere all extremely handsome and stylish tabrics, suitable for waists, skirts or children's dresses, and will go on sale Bargain Fri- day, divided into two great lots, at these greatly reduced prices: Lot 1 All Wool Serges, Poplias, Henricttas, Plaids, Embroidered Novelties for Waists, etc., that formerly brought from $1.00 to $1.25a yard cut from the piece, Bargain Friday's clearance price, for a choice, Lot 2.-Fine grade all-wcol Venetians, Broadcloths, Crepe Cloths, Cheviots in blacks and colors, Silk Watp Henticttas, High Art Novelties, ctc.,ctc., in lengths of from 1 to 6 yards; Bargain Friday's clearance price, fot a choice, ret yard Sclk Remnants. All the short lengths of Silks left over from the past week's great sale will be closed out Bargain Friday at LESS THAN HALF PRICE. Remnants of from 2 to 10 yards of Plain Colored Japanese Silks, regularly sold at 3éc. a yard cut from the piece, reduced now to, per yard, 10 Remnants of from 3 to 12 yards of Printed Foulard Silks, regularly sold at 4Sc. a yard cut from the piece, reduced now to, per yard, 19 Remnants of from 2 to 10 yards of Striped, Figuted, Checked and Printed Warp Taffetas that have sold up to $1.25 a yard, reduced for Bargain Friday to, per yd., 35 39 58 Drugs and Druggists: Sundries. We Will Continue To-Morrow and Saturday the Special Sale AT LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES. We hold these Object-Lesson Sales two or three times a year for the purpose of making the general public better acquainted with the difference between our uniformly low prices and the higher prices of the exclusive druggist. Look over this condensed list of some of the most commonly used drugs, sundries and toilet goods, compare ff reduced for Bargain Friday to 3.25 our prices with those you have been in the habit of paying elsewhere, § Chevalier Opera Glasses, with Mu- and you will be quickly convinced that it will be money in your pocket Jf rocco cover and gilt mountings, each to buy whatever you need in this line here and now. iM sth 8. gy a alsraeared apes ‘ é cially for Bargain Friday to 95 Drugs and Druggists' Sun-\ Gorter Goods and Porfumery. ¥ grurmsico Byori Wenatisy dries. | Imported French Rose Water, 4 ot., aces, reas Song canes een 15¢.; 8 or. 0 t.; per pint, 3Sc.; 2 first quality lenses, usually sold at sete (isa 70 | Handkerchief Extracts— Wood Vio- $7.50 a pair, reduced for Bargain ae 5s Peau 4'Esparne, Heliotrope, Ap- Friday to 75 tteend) Iple Blossom, White Rose, Carna- (Free with every pair of eyeglasses or Violet Ammonia, pint bottle, | ehatte, permanee? 1@ Bulk: Your 1) ff spectacten bought Rete, a chamois cleaner, Pure Rochelle Salts, 1-41b.,8¢.;11b 32/504 2 hook and cord. Grandville Extracts --Violet, Jas- Epsom Salts, 1 Ib., 10| mine, &c., 79c. bottles for 50 Powdered Boric Acid, 1-41b., 10¢.; 1 | Violet Co‘ogre, 4 o2., 25 Upholstery. Ib, 32 | Farina Cologte, 4 o1., 25 Bicarbonate of Soda, 1 'b-, 10 | Florida Water, per & 29 For Bargain Friday. Look over om sered Boras, tbe 10) Republic Toilet Perfume, Sor, . 30 these price reductions Carefully; Pure Cream Tartar, '4-Ib., 14c.. 25 Republic Toilet Perfume, boxed, 35 they mean a great saving to who Powdered Alum, 1 Ib. 10 take advantage of them. poset | Republic Cologne, 4 or., 25H point de Calais Lace Cygtains—5? Granulated Phosphate Soda, 1 1b., 20! Republic Extracts, 1 o7., 25¢.; 20r., 49 pairs at 1-3 regular pricer® per pair 2,25 Powdered Sugar of Milk, 1 1b., 25) ciita Violet Water, 40., 25 |] Scotch Lace Curtains—500 pairs in Creer 25) imported Bay Rum, 1-2 pint, 19¢.; pelted at from #19 tn $480 a pail compound Extract Celery, M. & M., xh | pint, 37 PP here fcr Bargain Friday at 1.45 ers Beef, Iton and Wine, pint | Dental Foam, per ott, 12 9 Nottinghage Lace Curtaite deadere 4s | Pearl Tooth Powder, 14 and 29 ff beavy quality, 60-Iu. wide, 31-2 yds. : 16} W iong; excellent $1.75 curtains, at, Licbig's Beef, Iron and Wine, with Antiseptine Tooth Powder, bottle, 25 ff per pair 95 Coroa, pints, 39) Manhattan Tooth Paste Tubes, 10c.; Tapestry Couch Covers, heavy qual- Elixir Iron, Quinize and Strychnire, | pots, 23 tty oes reversible ah, designs and Ce 52 Violet Talcum, box, 9 Tt weaves; regularly priced at fzom Essence Pepsin, 4 07., Essence Peppermint, ? oz., Essence Ginger, 2 02., Antiseptin, pint bottles, Lithia Tablets (5 grains), per bottle, 25 | Pure Talcum, finest white, per box, 5 7 | Brilliantine, 19 7, |¥au de Quinine, 4 02., 2c; 802, 45 27 | Nail Powder, per box, 10 18 | Honey Almond Cream, 23 Spirita Camphor, 3 oz., 12c.; # oz., 29 | Cold Cream, pots, %.; 's Ib., 25¢.; Witch Hazel, pints, 1Sc.; quarts, | Hibs ns 7 49 Glycerine, 3 oz., 1¢ ot. 25|" We fill physicians’ prescriptions | at just about half the prices charged 25} by exclusive druggists, using the ut- { most care and the best of ingredients always. Bring your prescription 35'here and let us refill it for you. Men's and Boys’ Glothing. Great Price Reductions. The Jateness of the selling season and a natural desire to reduce stock: much as possible before stock-taking time (February Ist) are responsible for these offerings of stylish, seasonable, we!l-made gar- ments at i Half Their Recent Prices: 220 MEN'S OVERCOATS, | Formerly on ssle at up to $11; BARGAIN FRIDAY'S 152 MEN’S ULSTERS, \ CLEARANCE PRICE, 5.00 These ste ail choice zatments-troken lines of scme of the scason's best selling goods—frieses, kerseye, etc. Find your size and you'll get a big bargain, 430 MEN'S SUITS, formerly on sale st up to $11.59; BARGAIN FRIDAY'S CLEARANCE PRICE, 5.50 This offer comprises a splentid collection of sults for present or early Spring wear, Every garment is a decided bargain at the greatly reduced price, Glycerina and Rose Water, 3 02. for 10¢.; 8 02., Cocoa Wine, pints, Elixir of Calizaya, pints, 300 MEN'S MACKINTOSHES, formerly on sale at $5.00; BARGAIN FRIDAY’S CLEARANCE PRICE, 2,50 These are the stylish box coat mackintoshcs of covert cloth, with all seams sewed, ere ped and cemented, fitted with velvet top collars and made as neatly waterproof a+ intoshes can be made. BOYS’ PERCALE WAISTS, formerly on n sale at 3Sc.; BARGAIN FRIDAY’S CLEARANCE PRICE, are choice patteras in standard percalee, with plaited back and front, eflerog | ts limited to £0 deren. If you want some don't delay. 15¢ and the fl Lot dainticst of stvles, of Nainsook, in any number of varieties of lace and embroidery trimming and A0c. value: at the special $3.65 to $3.05 a pair; specially te- duced for Bargain Fr Bagdad Tapestry Portieres, 50 in. wite, with heavy lattice fringe, the usual $4.50 kind Frou Freu Tapestry Portieres, a handsome weave, in soft artistic Loavo Orders At a discount of one-third! Owing to an almost winterlers winter, 1 steck of Horse Blankets, Cloth, ard it should beat this time. duced ty know of no suret ptices all "round take your pick of anything in stock at One-third off former prices. Women's Corset Covers, the tegulyr 6c, a choice to-morrow Also these Useful Colored Garments at cut prices. Women's Dark Blue Gingham Urder- akirts, bias ounce, trimmed with bias ruffle, reduced to 39 Women's Wool Rotes, in Muc, pink and gray. with fl ailk frogs and binding; reduced now to Eiderdown Bath Women's Flanrelette and Calico Wrappers, in amall sizes only; fcr- merly on nate at O8c. apiece; reduced for Bargain Friday to 50 One Rig, Lot of Handsome Flannelette Wrappers, good styles and patterns; regularly gold earlier in theseason at $1.50 and $1.75; reduced now for a quick clearance to 98 Operaand Gye Glasses No exclusive dealer carries a larger or finer stock of fine Opera, Field and Marine Glasses, as well as Eye- glasses and Spectacles, than does The Big Store, or sells them at such small prices. of charge by experienced graduate opticians. ral 1a Glasses, in_ whi Lamler Ope in white ant mountings, warranted fully achro- matic, regularly worth $5.50 a pair, Your eyes tested free peatl, with fine plated idsy to reduced to 2.95 ‘ Egg Sham inest Norwegian Cod-Liver Oil, per | Ens, Shampoo, 15, pt pain : ls 39 Green Soap Shampoo, 402.-Sprinkler, 23 Helens at Sun aS! nave rededt te, Tiocture Benzoin, 4 o7., 23 | Rensola, Roseand Glycerine, \eplst, | rer pal 7.50 Paregotic, 2 o2., 7 | Vinegar Rouge, per tottle, 9 ine Se ‘dat ube Paes, Best Castor Oi! ( Baker's Crystal Oil), Celestial Cream, per bottle, 10 f Aguren’ unually’ priced at 26, per 3 ot., %,; Bo., 19 | Rum and Quinine, per bettle, 23 f yard, reduced for Bargain Priday to 1215 Ruffled Curtain Swiss, 40 inches wide, in pretty-pattera; yard kind; reduced for day to 15 Oil Opaque Window Shades, 3x6 ft., mounted upon guaranteed rollers; crdinarily priced at 4c. each; Bargain Friday, complete, at 25 Opague Shader, with heavy fringes, in a full fine of colors, mounted upon first-:lass rollers; a reduced for Bargain Table Oil Cloth, the finest best styles; for Hargain Friday at these rpe- cial price reductions: 14; yards wide, per yard, Ihe yards wie, per yar, 25 the 2Sc. per Bargain Fri- spring ood Sic. shade, le and the 15 Upholstery and Drapery Work Yow. 9 the working will accept the reuphol work ard awa usual prices: 43 at special reductions from These orders will be executed once and the work will te delivered at any future time desized. Horse Clothing. at Lap Robes, &e., te far larger th It must te reasovable proportions, and we y to do it thin ‘0 cut Core here to-morrow and ance price of 50 f 1.95 riday to 2) for Speetat Groceries and Pure Foo: lows: Smeita or J Long Island Sc § Pork: Loins of Fancy Lamb: Legs of choice Lamb, per ib., Jelly: Imported Bar-le-Du half price, glacs, Jersey Po Canada Sp Jelly, at B Tomatoes: Jersey Red Ripe Tora toes, large can, Clam Chowder: ‘Burnham's’ Clan Chowder, 3-ID. cans, Oranges: Sweet California Oranges, fl dor., Y temons: Choice Messina Lemons, dor, Anchovies: Gequine Norweg an Ar- chovies, per keg, Com: N. ¥. State Cream Sugar ] Corn or Succotash, per can, Mackerel: Fresh Blue-Back Macker- el, t-lb. tins, Sardines: ‘* Hazel" dines, per tin, Sardines in Mustard (Flambert’s), Rl large can, per tin, f Salmon: Fancy Red Alaska Salmon (new catch, t-lb. tins, Coffee: Fancy hourly), Siba., 70c.; 1 Ib., Asparagus Tips: Fresh-packed As- paragus Tips, choice, per Ib., Tea: Your choice of out Spectal Green, Black ot Blende! Teas, rich cup qualities, 3 Ibs., $1.00; Ib., A Beans: N.Y. State Pea Beans, 5Ibs., Petit Selected Sar- ‘den Santos (roasted Peas: French Imported Peas | Pois Fina’?), per tin, Armour's Potted or Devilled Ham or Tongue, doz., 55c.; can, Tomato Catsup, ] Baking Powder: ‘*Hazel'? brand, Selb. ting Harel" Gloss Starch, 1-1. Atmout's Woodchuck Soap, Bargain Frida’ Spring Ribbons. Two advance special ‘offerings for ’s selling---you'll pay 14 15 BT 33 23 15 6 12 much more for them later on at other stores. 200 Cartons of AlISilk Fancy Ribbon, tn new spring desizns and colorings, widths 40, $0 and 69, regularly worta from 19¢. to 28c. a choice for Bargain Priday at 50 Boxes New Spring Taffeta Rib- bons, in black and every wante! color, widths § and 7; regularly worth up ty 10c. a yard; reduced 8} for Bargain Friday to Milunery. Some Ve-y Low Prices on TRIMMED MILLINERY suitable for ‘‘between season'’ wear. We will place om ale Bargain Friday 250 New Trimmed Hata, mads of black and colored silk velvets and han¢somely trimmed with taffeta silks, buckles. These ate jst the hats so many women ate lixely to need to tice them over the period between midwinter and apring. A month ago thes: fite hata would have teen | considéred cheap at $7.50 ard $10.0 10; to- fl motrow you may have your choice of the entire 250 for the very emall tam ef 3.50 -For a choice of 100 dozen French Hats, al! destrable ahapes, the duplicates of which self earlier in srason at ftom $1.25 to $2.00, Se Fancy Feathers that we: Our present stock of Glas: table glassware. many admirers. just look at these: Glassware. Tumtle-s, water size, of beet crystal slays, fluted and banded, spzc‘al, p> doz., at Tumblers, water size, test quality thin lead blown glass, very special, per doz., at Salta and Feppers, w.th nicksl-plated tops, best quality crystal glass, sp:- cialat Butter Dish, w.th cover, imitation of cut glasr, spec.a! at Oil cr Vinegar Cruets, of ct ‘glass, with cut glass stopper, very special to-morrow at Cut Glass Mus‘ard Jat, with silver- plated top, very rich, special at Cut Glass Tumblers, water size, rich design, special per doz., at Sherbet Cups, with plate, fine Behe- mian glass, in assotted colors, very hardronely decorated, regularly sold at $12.60 per doz., spectal, each, at Gorter Sors. picces, very nicely dec sorted colors, special at 9 pleeca, very nleety dee- special at Toilet Set, 10 pleces: very richly dec- orated in floral desigas in natural colors, every piece heavily go'd st.p- pled, special at Bargains in Rath Cowes. Towels, were 10c, and 22c., ce Bargains in Gowelling. Crash, regularly fe. aj ard; now § and 16 Crashes, were 16c. a yard; now 125 For a choice of a latgecollection cf formerly and recently cn sa’e at from S¢c. to $1 ca Glassware, Corer Sots | is very complete and well worthy of inspection by all who admire fine We arc showing some uew patterns in pressed crys- tal glass that are tound to win As for prices— 20 33 w 10 60 25 2.00 50 you n fine :oses ant sty tah § worth $7.75; reduced’ for We also ofer for Bargain Friday jmes-—srt—o. comcremmi¢s these remarkable price reductions: f Nore cf i Housoturnishings Bargain Friday's special list. are as fol- # it over; it surely contrins someth! or will need soon, and you buy it now it will cost you less than Iater cn. Folding Clothes Horses, strongly made of hard wood, 4 ft. high, spe- clal at Feather Dusters, of good_ quality there, large size, at ‘oning Boards, 4 {t. loag, made of ond clear lumber, spsctal 7: Curtain Stretchers, the improved kind, special at Parlor Brooms, of select cor, spec al at Coffee Mills, good quality, grind ulated to grind fine or coarse, sp2cial at good quality Rattan Carpet Beater, special at, 5 xex, made of hardwood, 10 asscred leathers, r th from 40¢. to 80c.; pe 25 large size, No. 4, heavy +r anized iron; special at 1.15 9 Hompers, strongly made, oo! tottom and side handles, ‘arly rold at $3.80; special at 1,95, Step et Chairs, made atrong; : special at asa: Step Latders, 5 foot size, strong and ag dutadie; special at 35h.) Incandescent Gas Lamps, complete with shad:, mantle and’ chimney; special at 38 Incandescent Gay Lamp, bulb shape; special at 0 Ue Mantles, every ane ware Chandeliers, made of ro'td brara, tituly designed, two arm size, te wath fixtures, spec.al at Reaty Mixed Paints, for interiors and exteriors, all colors and shades, guaranteed, hal‘-pint s'ze, apecial at Quarter pint Enzmel, special at Half pint Wood Sta'n, special at Stoves. Our No. 7 Cooking S ove, gusranterd to by a good cooker and baker, re duceltn Our! Fun'izht” Cooking Stove has large aze Cabiret. Base aud nicke!- W) plateu trimmings, No. 7 .ze, spscial at 10.50 We also offer a special reduction of 25 per cent. on all Gas and Heaters. Corsets, For made so! general 30 15 16) 20 22 12 10, 12, 15 and 20 fo 1.55 9 10 10 71S: Bargain Friday we have all-around price reduct'ons, chief among which are the followin; Tompso3Glove-Fittiny corms wilh high Lust and short regolarty worth $1.25; reduced for Bargain day to Sonnette Corsets, ie Shere beets hocks, heavily bened, with 8 extra side stects, regularly worth $2.75; teluced >; Barpain Friday to Americas Lady Corsets, abort and long waist, od4 sizes; regularly worth $1.75; reduced for Bargain Friday to H. & S. Elite Corsets, made of fine qua ity of silk batists, Friday to of H. & W. Boys roqulasly werth £0e, apd exch; reduccd for Pargaia Fre day to S A lot of Lattes' Safety Beit, larly woth Ge apiece; reiuced ‘er Bargain Tr day to 32> Totrons. | are €e. ar ‘ately, aut many of them t a> is sometimes aston sbing. Not tie case, however, when buy then wemen nes These prices prove it : De Lore Herp Hooke ant Eyzs, tak ard wa ty yz. ov csr’, for Arabian Braids, ecru co‘or, a doz. yes. of Fe. for ilk sttched, all ra Mundie $s of new patter stitch Praids, Oy. p Loub'e Bore Ciaing } colors, ¥ yi. p eces for Knif-Pivtaz Machines, with 2 keives, cab Comtort Hye Supperters, mate to avtach to front of corset, black oF white, a pais, Comfort Hos2 Supporters, arti top. facey {rl'ed elastic, ail shades and black, a pair, cprcial at s-inch Fancy Frilled Elastic, in all fable col % yasd for 1 Stiffening, 2 inches wide, K, a yard, Hump Heok und Eye Tape, bia:k and white, a yard, Bargains in 32-inch Ze phys Ginghams; were 1338:. ayard, row inch Percales, were 10c.; now Bargains in Doilies, were £c., 10c, atd tse Bow Bargains in 47.56 per pair, row California Blankets, 11-4 size, were $10 per pair, now Cotton Fheced Blankets, 11-4 size, were $1.95 per pai, now Cotton Fleeced Blankets, 11-6 size, 1 ne TET TITERS e little nicessaries’ ery e>pinsive wken reigns the total cost : This is The Big Store, as: they cost less livre thaa cleewhere. Battenverg Eratde, a Coz. y's. for § and 6 G:nghams&Porcates Trish Point Dowlties, Scar/s and Shams. Woolton Blankets, you 6% 5 2, 5 and 10