The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1901, Page 7

>. = ee = YAR Se : THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, _REBRUARY ~ BERNARD HELD AS BLACKMAILER Says He Has Death Se- cret Which He'll Tell. MRS. WIESBN LAID TRAP. Detectives in House When Former Dean Syndicate President Called. Myron L. Bernard, former Preatdent of the E. 8. Dean Syndicate, which was broken up by the courts, wan arraigned in Morrisania Court to-day on complaint of Mre. Ellzabeth Wiesen, of No. 2175 Bathgate avenue. Some weeks ago the woman's husband died, leaving $25,000 for @ monument and half of his remaining estate to a young woman to #ee that his wife carried out his bequest. * Mrs. Wiesen charged that Bernard had called on her, eemanding 8 to sup- reas a story reflecting on her good name. She consulted Pollee Captain Greeden and fetectives were stationed fn the house when Bernard called yee- terday. They allege that marked money | wax fgund on Bernard. Magistrate Brann held Bernard in $5,009 ball. He refused to make a atate- ment In court, but nald afterward that he had called on Mra. Wiesen regarding She had nil @ story of her husband's death. offered him meney, he claimed, when he refused It she threw I floor. He sald he would tell wha knew of her husbaml's death In court when he wes brought to trial, BARKER'S PLEA TD BE INSANITY. Hjs Wife’s Story Drove Him to Frenzy Jury Will Be Told. Emotional inxanity will be the de- fense of Thomas G. Barker for his at- tempt to assassinate Rey. John Keller, of Arlington, N. J. Marshall Van Winkle, attorney for the Prisoner, intimated as much to-day. He anticipates that a Jury wil see the rea- son for'n husband's being wrought up to A state of frenzy that would make him utterly irresponsible, through the recital of such a story Mra, Barker cold un the night preceeding the shoot- Ania.) Appileation for not be made ail for Barker wil! y. as many had ex- Winkle sald that he pected. Mr. would renew hin 4 jon f 1 on Friday. His agents have orted to him'that Rev. Keiler Is now out of ail danger, and he will therefore renew his motion before Judge Blair to have Coro- ner’s Phystclan Converse report on the minister's condition. Jt was reported in that Mr. and Mrs, Barker wi! there ae soon us the husband iy re on ball, and that they will make ¢ home elsewhere until trial of cawe against him for assaulting tempting to kill the Rev, John Ke JAthwan aald thee will reside fig’ with friends in New York, Arlington to. id t G SAY BOY ROBBERS — DRANK HOLY WINE. Churches ey Rifled and Ornaments Shattered— Five Prisoners Caught. Six Five boys, whose ages range from thirteen to fifteen years, were arraigned fn’ the Gates Avenue Court to-day, charged with stealing and destroying many sacred objects In alx churches, all of'different denominations. The boys names are: William Person, of 610 Liberty avesiue, Brooklyn; Patrick Ireland, of 45 Elton street; William Far. Fington, of 400 Linwood street; 1, his brother, same address, and Tom Lynch, of 793 Glenmore avenue. The churches the boys robbed are ae Clement's Episcopalian, First Ba Church. Lutheran Congregational, East End Congregational, Unton Christ Church. ‘The boys are charged with picking the locks in three of the churches to gain admission, and in the others, tt is raid, they broke’ the windows and climbed in. At the East End Church, finding the poor-boxes empty, the boys, It Is alleged,| FELL FROM THE “L.” m Auther Taken to Hospi t with Broken Head. William Auther, thirty-eight vears old, of Van Brunt and William streets, Brooklyn, fell from the "I" zoad to the pavement at Second avenue and One Hundred and Twenty-aixth street while at work this morning. Concussion of the brain resulted and he.was'removed to the Harlem Hospital. 7 SEE seemed *Don!t Drive on the Sidewalk. While driving through the atrects of New York you must be careful not to drive your horsg.on the aldewalk. This ‘was’ decided in the- Supreme Court to- day by a jury in an action brought on behulf of the person Injured, Israel Antman, five years old, nguinst Frank E. Rosen, a furniture dealer. The ac- German Catholic, , ton was brought by Messrs, Alfred and Charles Stecklér. The accident hap- pened on Sept. 8, 1900. Th driver pulled this horses on to the sidewalk to avoid a collision with a car, and knocked the} boy down. Judge Beach returned a ver-* Ghee gor, $2,000, ‘If | could only get my Strength Back? “<O, if my mother were ied alive.” How frequently young mothers use this expression ! All through her life she has known a mother’s watchful care. She is now a mother herself and gains in strength but slowly. She would give worlds to do everything for her precious babe, but,cannot. That tiny babe has unfolded in the young mother’s heart new emotions; she has a living responsibility, and requires strength to enable her to perform a loving duty. At such a time too much care cannot be taken, and the greatest assistant that nature can have is Lydia E. Finkham's Vegetable Compound. The birth of the first child. is an especially erie expe- rience and nature needs all the help it can get. A happy, healthy young mother is a delight to herself and all who know her, and Mrs. Pinkham’s medicine will build her up as nothing else can. Read Mrs. Johnson's Letter for Proot. “ Dear Mns. Pixxitam:—For some time I have thought of writing to you to let you know of the reat benefit I have received from the use of _ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Soon after the birth of my first child [ commenced to have trouble. Every month I grew worse, and at last became so bad that 1 found I was gradually losing my mind. The doctors treated me for fe- male troubles, but I got no better. One doctor told inc that I would be insane. I was advised by a friend to give your medicine a trial, and before T had taken all of the tirst bottle my neighbors noticed the change in me. [have now taken five bottles and cannot find words suffi it to praise it. Ladvise sag woman who is suffering from any female weakness to give it u fair trial. I thank you for your good medicine."—MRS. GERTRUDE M. JOHNSON, 503 E. Walnut St., Hillsboro, Tex. ave {rom time totime questio deposited with the National City Bart which will be pai testimonial is not g writer's special pe: 1ARS.GEATRUDC M. JOHNSON 79000 tor Real Laces. Lace Robes, Allover Nets, Ap» plique and Metal, Lace Boleros, Fichus and Flouncings. Irish Crochet Laces. Paris Fashions for Neckwear. Lace Handkerchiefs, Veils and Veilings. Parasols Gloves. Proadway. A 19th at. Poor Boxes entered the vestry and secured four bottles of wine which J# used. fur the communion service and drank |i. They Me careless after this, and when St. ts's Church was reached they that the janttor He scared the boys off and Clem: made so much nolse heard them, then notified the police. Detectives Power, Kaser and Bloch Were put on the case and arrested three of the boys tate last night and two were cuught early to-day while in bed. The Rev. R. H. Baker, of the First Baptst Church, appeared in court to- day and positively {dentified the boys an the thieves. He sald they had demolished a mar- ble clock on which stood a costly piece of statuary, because the poor boxes Were empty. The boyw sald they had taken about 8 from tho charity boxes, Four of the boys were held In $30 for while young Lynch” was parolled. PARENTS DIED AT ONCE. 000 ACCENT ONL” ROAD Stry! ‘s Catted from One Death Secne to Another. i . Mr. and Mra, William stryker. off Crowbar Hit by Train Brooklyn, were notified yesterday of the dehth of Mrs. Stryker’s father, Critically Injures George Morris, at New Brunswick, N. J. ‘They went to New Brunswick at once, At 3.9 o'clock in the afternoon the Strykers received a telephone message from Kingston, N. J., that, Mr. Stryker’s father had dropped dead of heart dla- ense while.at.work. The funeral of Mr. Morria will be held in New Brunswick Wednesday afternoon. ‘Thursday morn- Ing the body will be taken to ingston. Mr. Stryker's funeral will be held Thurs. day morning. —— 1 to Queen Victoria, . 1%—The first meet- ing of the Joint Committee, composed of Cabinet Ministers and former Cabi- net Ministers, suggested by King Ed- ward, to formulate a scheme for a per- manent memorial to the late Queen Worker. Bernard McGovern, of, No. 89 ‘Tenth avenue, was critically Injured in a atrange manner to-day while laying a rail on the Third avenue “L" at One Hundred and ‘Thirty-tifth street. ‘A train appeared and McGovern was holding the raiL in place by meana of a lopg iron crowbar, In somo way the engine hit the crowbar, making It Ny up like a powerful spring. It hit McGovern In the, ade with so much force ax to fracture his spine. He was saved from falling to the street by the Rutrd railing. was carried to tho East One Hundred and ‘Thirty-eighth streot station and an am- Minnie” ub held Ula a feerncon Tue tak 2 Thy murgeumn, mall MeGovern's Corner Bradvay r Park Pace.) Rebuilding | Our Corner. FOUR MORE STORES To be consolidated with our present one, making an area of 10,000 square feet. TO-DAY SALE STARTS and continues all this week. These Extensive Alterations}: compel us to sell entire elegant stock of Overcoats, Suits, Raglans, Ulsters, Pantaloons and Boys’ Clothing, Even if We Lose Money.. We have always sold more medium- priced clothing thin any other three con- cerns in New York, and now we are in, mood, pending the immense alterations and rebuilding to sacritice the entire stock. Rea A Few of the > Bargains. Men's All Wool Black and Gray Cheviot Suits at $3.96, worth $10; Men's. stylishly: ' Men's Yoke Coats, Newmuarkets and Surtouts, at $12.50 and $16.90, tailors charge $40 to for; elegant Worsted Cheviot Suits at $5.95 and $7.98, all- wool Melton and Irish Frieze Ulsters<at $5.95 and $6.90, worth $15 and $18; 2,000 pairs of Men’s All-Wool $1.28 and $2.38; Boys’ Long Pants Suits, Overcoats and Ulsters at! their usual rices; Men's Cassimere Suits and Plaid lannels, $0.90; Full Dress Tuxedo and Prince Alberts at 3 the real val Ulsters, value from s to $15, at we want to get them out; Men's Vests, from suits small sizes, 12c. cach; Men's Black Chy Suits, $5.75, worth $15. Thousands of bargains in Raglans and Spring Overcoats at $4.75 and $8.75; also cravenette style at $10.90. Spring and Summer goods also on aad all to be sold cheap. Corner Broadway & Park Place, New Arrivals in Ladies ’ Rain Coats. We are now showing the newest effects in Ladtes' English Storm Coats. These coats are now most fashionable, not only as a storm coat, but for walking, driving and all outdoor wear. The new shades and cloths for spring are, tan, Oxford and sage; meitons, herring- bones and whipcords, made in the correct shapes, yoke bark,raglan or square sleeves. A great range of prices up to $30.00, one especially good lot at $16.50. Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St / PEREMTORY SALE OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH WALL PAPERS FROM THE WHOLESALE STOCK OF MESSRS, JOSEPH P, McHUGH & CO., eupeist PATTERN: NOT. REPRINTING TRIAL LOTS OF SPECIAL COLORINGS; IMPORT ORDERS NOT DELIVERED. About 50,000 Rolls To Be Sold in Lots for Cash. GOOD CHANCE FOR LARGE BUYERS, DEALERS, DECORATORS, HOUSE AGENTS AND HOTEL MEN “To get foreignWall Papers for spring work AT LESS THAN DOMESTIC RATES. Exhibition and priced catalogues at THE ANNEX, 9 W. 42d St, Near ft) Ave. Torpedo-Hoat Shows Speed. (Special to The Evening World.) NORFOLK, Va, Feb, 19.—The torpe- do-boat Shubrick arrived hero from, her bulldees trial trip off Cape Charies to- The ttle vessel made tw seven knots an hour when the c d calls for twenty-alx. In a epurt the ‘Shubrick mocurnpestiod twenty-elght kno! The official trial will ore Siace in a few: days. - & ' a nity’ ntract We ¥ 19, 1901. $ ay iNew Idea 1H FHC BIG STORE NY) \ + BAPERSPATTERNS,” 3 Best and Cheapest, ‘470c rae ee Half-Yearly Trade Sate of o- 5 Surniture. If you are seeking for-an opportunity to save ‘ * money on the purchase of “Everything for the Home,’’ and especially Fine Furniture, don't tail to read the | Siegel-Cooper advertisements. This» one, - for -in- stance, dealing with Furniture offerings for Wednes- day ought to prove interesting reading: 145 Odd Parlor Chairs, some with handsomely: carved frame itully in-| taid with fine French marg ic Gearpeary rian 1 4, ce §2-Arm Chairs, to match the favove chairs, actual value $15; Trade Sale Price, while “they last, only 210 Designs of Couches---Some all, hair, others upholstered in moss and tow, made with best tempered. stec! spriugs, some with handsomely carved frames, spring edge all around, covered in genuine leather, figured velours, corduroys, tapestry, plain or figured denims and Pantasote; Specially priced for Wednesdey as follow! Actual value, $15.60; Trade Actual value, 18.00; Trade Actual-value, 25.00; Trade Actual value, 35.00; Trade Actual value, 40.00; Trade Sale price, Sale price, Sale price, 16,50 Sale price, 25.00 Sale Price, 30.50 Half-Yearly Trade Sale of Upholsterings. The things that help to make the home comfortable and attractive, at lower prices than ever during thfs great half-yearly trade sale. Srish Point Lace Curtains at 40 Per Cont. Off, A lot of atout 300 pairs, just received, will’zo on sale to-morrow at these prices: 9.75 12.75 $4.25 Irish Point Curtains, at, per pair, 2.95 6.50 Irish Point Curtains, at, per palr, 4.50 8.50 Irish-Point Curtains, at, per pair, 5.85 10,00 Irish Point Curtains, at, per pair, 6.50 12.50 Inish Point Curtains, at, pet pair, 8.75 960, Oricntat Gapestry Couch Covers. Regular $3.00 to, $5.00 gocds, on sale to-morrow at, each, 1.95 Mitt Cioarance of Gapestry Portieres. ‘Almest 1,000 pairs came to us at less than manufacturers! cost. We have priced them accordingly Portietes, worth $3.25 a pair, for 1,95 2.75 3.95 Portieres, worth $7.50 9 pat, tor 4.50 Portieres, vierth $9.50 a pais, for 6.25 Srish Point Curtara> Lacos 700 yard of 48c., 0c: and Ole. goolsat, per yard, 400 yards of 61.25 1,£0 qualities at, per yard, Curtain Goods, dainty colored flowers, the regular 1S¢. and 18¢. Curtain Mull, 36 inches wi goods; to-morrow, per yar , 10 Rufiled Curtaining- Fine Swiss goods, with embroidered centres and ruffles; usually priced at 4c. a yard; to-morrow's price, only 25 fe Wiscotlancous. Nottingham Curtain Nets, 36 inches wide, per yard, 9 Curtain Mustins, 40 inches wide, per yard, 9 Embroidered Curtain Muslins, per yard, 121; Curtain Madras, 30 inches wide, new styles, pot yard, 19 Irish Point Curtain Laces, 40c., 50c, and O0c. goods, at, perryard, 29 Silkolines, best 12!:c. per yard goods, at, per yard, Figured Denims, reversible, pet’ yard, New Cretonnes, in endless yaricty, at, per yatd, upwards from -. Half-Yearly Trade Sale of Carpets and Rugs. Sunday’s special offerings proved so Steed successful that we have decided to repeat them for Wednesday's selling. Here they are, and on every item there's a saving of from one-third to one-half, 25 Patterns of Wilton Velvet Carpet, sold te;uiarly at $1.50 a yard; in this sale at 20 Patterns Wool Velv he most popular carpet of to-day, sold regularly for $1.15; in this sale a Ingrain Carpets—An idea! be floor covering, in artistic patterns and bright colorings The AllAVool kind, regularly sold The All-Wool c. C. kind, regu- at 7Sc. a yard, on tale Weduesday jlarly sold at 6Sc, a yard, on sale 1.00 for 50 Wednesday for 40 Extra Super Union Ingrain Carpets, worth 50¢ 3 sale Wednesday at 30 Art icheaee In handsome Brussels designs, at one-third fens than regular prices: 4 6x9 {t., 2.10 Oxi? tt, 4.20 oxi3ts ft, S Tax9 ft, 2.65 | e 8 Oxi5 tt, 5.25 $x9 ft., 3.15 Ox10!) ft., 3.70 Half-Yearly Trade Sale of Stouse furnishings. Economy’ is a'necessity to most of us—we have to save wherever possible. There’s econbmy. real economy- -in every one of these offerings for to-morrow. Convex Sauce Pans, 4-qt. size, regu Stoves, larly worth 75c.; trade sale price, 40 Parlor Stove, made of sheet stecl, tegularly worth 5.00; trade sale j 3.25 Sundries. Cast-Iron Parlor Stove, relf-feeder, © “ és seat regularly worth 9.00; trade eale price, 6,50 | Reales sealeghes » will weigh 20 is The Cooking Stove known as our ae ss na, famous ‘or Its baking and Meat Choppers, manufactured by the , 7) erpris: Meat-Chopping Co., regue cooking qualities, No. 6 size; tsade 5 Ha ee isoee tale pris my sale price, 6.50 3 a No. 7 site, trade sale price, 7.75 | Columbia Carpet Sweoper, made by Our "Uncle Sam"? Cooking Stove is issell, trade sale price, 1.25 uaranteed, has large size ov! Step Chairs, made of hardwood, geod Ts considered one of the finest \. and \strong; regularly worth $1.40; and cookers on the market; regularly trade sale price, 75 worth 12.00; trade sale price, 9.75 | Cotton Clothes Lines, brarded ot Our “Iron Queen" Cooking, Stove, twisted, trade sale price, 10 handsome in design, large size, 14-.0 ' oven, fully guaranteed ; regularly Weodes Salt Boxes, regularly worth | worth 16,00; trade sale price, 12:78 becstines Price, : Clothes Baskets, made of heavy wil- The above stoves come complete with pipe, {oy large sine, regularly worth, 40c-; elbow and damper, and will be set up free of ride gale price, 25 charge at buyers’ fesidence ; 5 Opal Ware. vs Sas Fixtures. Opal WYare maffiifactured,by the Lalance & | Incandescent Gas Burner, bulb shape; Grosjean Még.,Co., sclectéd. from their fa- | trade sale price, 29 mous genuine mickel stecl agate Ware. © incandescent Gus Burnet, upright Tea Gr Catfee Pot, 2t. site, regularly shape; trade rale price, 35 th A9e.; trade wale price, bas Kettle, No. 7 Hes regulaily Gas Chandeliers, beautiful in design. | worth 80c.; trade-sale price, 45 | 2arm style; trade sale price, 1.50 Double-Rico Boiler, No. 53, regularly Gas Manties, every one warranted; ‘worth’ +} trade sale pri ice, "38 | trade sale'prices, 10c. and 12 ssi IE path ep SANS a ST? 10¢ Be Half-Yearly Trade Sale of - China. Handsome China of good quality at prices that will astonish you-en®, cause you to buy, if you have really any need of it. Qdferings like thee are rare, even at the Big Store: Open Stock Dinner Ware. We have justrtdught’the surplus ‘Open Stock" patterns of a large manufacturer, at'! glish porcelain, very a price whichiwill enable us to gell. them at | decorated in rich flow blue design, im- SOc. on the dollar. “These goods are all hand- | ported to sell for $18; special at somely decorated in rich colors, and’as the | is Very complete, dinner and tea| Dinner Set, 100 pieces, fine thin ily be' made up from same.” Here | Austrian china, handsomely decor= ple offerings: j ated, regularly sold at $18.00; spectal Cups and Saucers, regularly. worth 20c., special at Dinner Plates, Breakfast Plates, T Flates and Soup Plates, regularly Dinner Ware. Dinner Set, 100: pieces, fine thin En-- 9.58 12.50 10 or Set, 102 ieee large 2 |tureen and 16-inch ig ¢ Austrian china, {n a great varie sold at 20c., special at “10 decorations, regularly sold at $§ Cover Dishes, regularly worth 78. ae special at special at 7 451 Dinner Set, 100 fine French Bakers ot Vegetable Dishes, regularly Limoges china, {n- bendeome! sew worth 30c., spectal at 15 | decorations and shapes, with large Individual Butters, regularly told at 1G-inch platter and ee sine. ie Ba 3c., epecial at 1 |tateen, all cota gold im Pickle Dishes, regularly sold at 20¢,, porte to sell at 928.00; epectal at 17.887, rect at 10 Tea Sets i Levelt Austrian © <0 412 rutt Saucers, re ularly worth 10c., china, aay decorat regularly aca, special at tered 5 | sold at $6.50; special at 41 Meat Platters, 14 in, lze, regular! Double Egg Cups, regular worth $1.00, special at oes 50 20e-, pn errs? Hags! . ceetente, Mee the man, with’ otal-eo?? 4 Who never to himadlf hath said, This is my panel native i ye Boiat a ag. Friday” next tn beset te Sal “GEORGE Wi WASHINGTON, Janey, Laces. Some of the season's strongest fa- vorites on which prices have been greatly reduced, making them the biggest bargains of the kind offered anywhere just now. Fancy Gauzes, striped and dotted, all colors, also black and white, 45 inches wi is ‘Wednesday's price, per yard, only Another and more Gautes, at, per y Mousseline de Sole, embroidered and dotted, black and white, 45 in. wide; Wednesday's price, per yard, Farcy Taffeta Applique, in black or white, or black on white, 20 inches wide; Wednesday's price, per ‘yard, only Shirred Mousseline de Sole and Lib- erty, 18 inches wide, per yard, Black and Gold Embroldered Taffeta, per yard, Point Venise Lace Allovers, ecru and Arab uhade, 18 inches wide; Wednes- day's price, per yard, Point Venise Lace of light. butter color, in applique designs; day's phar yard, only 75: 95, borate lot of 1.25. 2.25 95 3.90 1.95 Some pretty, serviceable things af amazingly low: peiceas) You never.) see them priced so low at jewellers’ or at other ec stores. Semen ot ae ver children; Sie, oa sale ‘Wednesday at Sterling Sliver # Manicure Fie, with ine Preach g ate nat fblaht Piles, bee trereal worth $1.00; ou Gale tomar af 1.95 On Sale Wednesday, Feb. 20th, A Seay, Wackine\ss that is very special price of awe This Sewing Machine is an im- provement on the latest make of the famous Singer Sewing Machine; has Zdrawer drop head, giving it the appearance of a table when closed; noiseless; has self-threading shuttle, automatic tension and all the latest and best attachments; guaranteed for 5 years from date of purchase. See our maligh-Grade, Ball-Bearing Sewing Machi nes-the lightest-rus- ning Sewing Machines in the world, therefore the ieatest labor savers; worth many the difference in rice of the usual Sewing Machine, ces range upward from Clover, eusburats, pretty $1.00 to $5007 00 sale now at from Soc. to Half-Yearly Trade Sale of — Framed Pretures: Beplanig with Wednesday, Febe 19.00 Our Photograph Gallery Will Give Free until Saturday, Feb. 23, life-sized Phototype,* on a gray mount (18x22 inches), with evezy doren of our beat Cabinet Carbonette Photographs, cost- ing 3.00. tinted’ mate om atte eho se We, etoerss ale, 1onfo aches, $1.50 comers, size 16x10 inches; $1.50 Se foe cea tertag tate ale you may have your choice for half, ° Srocertes. Goods things to eat, carefully selected in the markets of the Wide, ° Wide World, offered to you here at The Big Store's unrivalled low prices. Fish: Large selected Boston fresh | Hazel Genuine English Mustard, “-Ib. mackerel, cach, 0 | cans, Fancy Carolina shad, each, 20 | Cataup: Hazel Tomato Cataup, made from choice red ripe tomatoes and Canned Vegetables: ‘‘Shiloh’? brand Hazel Pure Spices, pet bo w fancy ted tipe Jersey Tomatoes, cece, “Moonbeam” fancy Maine Sugar Olive Oi: ‘Hazel’ on taney Im Corn or Succotash or Fasten's Lima potted Olive Oil, made from the first Beans, choice and tender; dozen, pressing of the Olives, per bat, 3s $1.15; ca, 10/| Strawberries: Farren’s fancy pre- Roast Béef: Chuck Roast Beef (cut served Strawterries, in heavy syrup, x from native cattle), ID., 9 faker $1.15; can 10 “Harel” sliced Pine- seit ety the choicest Bahama Pines’ used and carefully prepased ia 4 ure sugar sytup, eyeless and core- agus: “Old Fort"? brand farcy Cahtorsia ‘Asparagus Tips, large cans, dozen, $2.70, can, 23] F Tea: Choice fit pickings, fancy ln, petaos.: 62.905 233; 2 Formosa Oolong, Young Hyson, Eng- 5 lish Breakfa , Gunpowder, India and Pears: ‘‘Hazel'’ Extra California Ceylon or Japan Teas, rich fragrant Bartlett Pears, in heavy syrup, large flavor, young tender leaves, delicious 2-1b can, per doz., $3.15; can, 27 aroma, regular 70c. grades; . Soap: ‘Hazel’ White Floating < $2.00; Ib. 43! Soap, the finest for toilet and bath; Piss per 10 cakes, 42 Flavoring Extracts: “' Hazel "' brand | strictly pure Extract of Vanilla and | Wines and Liquors, Lemon (triple strength), half-pound bottles, Vanilla, 7Sc.; Lemon, $5 | eras sammy Rice: Fancy Carolina Rice, 4 Ibs., FEI bree tree hectare Cc Prunes: Large, meaty Santa Clara | Gaaueseey Brandy per, bots 1.10 Brcite 310s 25 Whiskey, 18%, per bot. r) Hazel Rolled ate, Pomsenses full See ene he ances nutrient qualities, 2-Ib. pkgs., | 4 yy, according : Serapple: Cholce Philadelphia Farm {aatee ality, per bot., 85, 60 and a Sctapple, Ib., 8| california Claret, vintage 1993, Pet Oranges: Fancy large California gal., including jug, Nave Oranges, per doz. 30) California Port and Sherry Wiser Cotes: Combination, Java, combines Teen Beh esd oil Soak Sort of merit apd economy, full, strong body, . i % very pleasant aromatic flavor, 5 Ib., Natoma Grape Brandy, per gal., in- $1. do? ib, 22 | cluding jug, Salmon: ‘‘Hazel"” lane Columbia Jamaica Rum, very old, pet gal, River Salmon, only the choicest parts ve; pet gal of fsh Known’ as Salmon Steaks, (lb. Moooogabele! BY%: eee flat cans, doz., $2.35; can, 20 | Monticello Rye, per gal. Sardines: Ispa fancy Imported" Finch’s Golden Wedding Rye, per. Sardines, large pound cans, can, 23 | gal... On ee Hanes enn sey