The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1901, Page 3

“FRANCE OEVERD RELATIONS ‘Angered at Turkey's Delay, She Recalls M. Constans - from Constantinople. TURKEY MUST PAY. NS M. Delcasse, Minister of Foreign é Affairs, Warns Munir Bey, Turk- ish Ambassador, Not to Return. PARIS, Aug. 27.—A_ semi-official note has been issued announcing that the Porte not having carried out its undertakings with regard to the dis- puted questions between the French and Ottoman governments, M. Con- stans, the French Ambassador, act- ing under instructions from the For- in his last communication Porte on the subject. With the departure of M. Corstans the relations betw-2n France and Turkey may be regarded as broken off. Munir Bey, the Turkish Am- bassador to France, has been tele- graphed not to return to Paris. An arrangement had been effected Aug. 17, and its terms drafted by the Ottoman Foreign Minister, with the approval of the Sultan, who had promised M. Constans that ‘he text, should be handed to him Aug. 18. M. Constans telegraphed to Paris Aug. 19 that none of the promises had been fulfilled, and M. Delcasse Aug. 21 telegraphed M. Constans that in view of the flagrant disregard of the udertakings the negotiations could no longer be continued, and requested M. Constans to inform the Porte that he had received orders to leave Constatinople. SULTAN MUST PAY ALL CLAIMS. PARIS, Aug. 71.—The correspondent of the Associated Presa was informed to-day from the best source that the departure of M. Constans from Con- atantinople, under the circumstances, is tantamount to a partial rupture of Franco-Turkish relations. Munir Bey, who Is in Switzerland, was informed this morning that the French Govern- ment does not desire him to return to Paris. ‘The current affqirs of the two em- banstes can be carried on by the charges d'affaires, but all negotiations of a pollt!- cal nature will be entirely suspended until the Sultan yields to the French de- mands. The French Government consid- ers that the Sultan haa broken hin word, He had promised full payment of the long-standing indemnities to Frenchmen, amounting to 12,000) francs, but at the end of last week declined to pay the full amount and offered a reduced sum, which was refused by M. Constans, who waited until yesterday and then de- parted. The Sultan made a final attempt to induce him to stay. M. Constans had left Therapla on board the Vautour, for Stamboul, where he waa to take thr Orient express. A court chamberlain arrived at Stamboul in post-haste, from the Sultan, bezzing M. Constans to re- turn to Therapla and promising that everything would be satisfactorily «et- tled. M. Constans declined to return, declaring the time for prominex was past. It was for the Sultan to fulfl hie undertakings. The French Government will take no further steps in the matter, but will wait for the Sultan fo move, and it In not thought the Sul Mallow the present altuation to y None: A week old girl babe was found this morning wrapped in a cloth nixide a burket on the stoop of Manhattan Col- ELF I TLE, RT PRP ET PLT LE PRI SPONTA PEGE FEI ST TT SEASON NOW COMES IN FOR | PINK TEAS ON THE STAGE. DOHODQODODOOQOOOPOGDODOOOQOGQHHO QODHODIQHOGOS! @ DOODSOSSGOOQDOIGOSSOOS’ Pink teas as an adjunct to a theatri- cal performance became so popular in Brooklyn last season that the managers of the various stock companten are pre- paring to give them on a larger scale this year. As there will he several of these companies in the fleld this season the life of the Brooklyn matinee «irl will be a round of pink-tea gnyety, that 1s, 1f she embraces all the opportunities to attend these functions that are of- fered her The first “t and reception of the EMPTY WALLET TWO BEAU HIS SOUVENIR. DANISH LAWYER WANTED SOMETHING REAL BOWERY. Friends Wrote Him to Bring Hack Reminders—He Tried, and Wae Nobbed. Alma Cirnicer, twenty-one years old, of No, % Stuyvesant street, and Meyer Rosenthal, proprietor of the Rosedale Bad Hotel, at > Howery, were ar ralgned befo gintrate Mott in the Yorkville Court to-day on a charge of grand larceny. Detective Penz, of the East Fitth street station, who arrested them, test! fled that a man who gnve the name of Kal Bronsted, and sald he wan a lawye from Copenhagen and stopping with some friends at No. 172 Carroll street, Brooklyn, had accused the girl of rol bing him. Bronsted sald he wax going to leave the country on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to-day, and that yesterday after- noon he wan determined to Inspect the Rowery. He had come to this country to sce the Buffalo Exposition. Ie did the futr and came from there to thin city. Sev eral of hia frends in Copen written asking him to bring venirs from “the Bowery InN: city." Acting on these requests Bronsted added that he visited the Bowery, met Alma, and accompanied her to the Rosedale Hotel, where he was robbed of &9. Alma disappeared and he and Rosen- thal went In search of her, They found the woman at Third atreet ant tne Bowery. She handed him hi« wallet, but {t was empty. As they were tilking Detective Penz appeared and arrested lefendants. lege, in Broadway near One Hundred |. W the case was called today, ard Thirty-second street, by Edward] Bronsted did not appear and the ease Kolly, an employee. It was vent to]™ aa cn departed on the Kalser Bellevue, baptized and tranSferred to] Wilhelm der Grosse, it was stated In Rendull’6 Island, SeCY LONG. ILL IN MAINE CALLS NAVY SURGEON FROM BOSTON TO ATTEND HIM. Doctor Benven’ Diatine t Governme: to Miniater to Hie gulahed Patle (Bpecial to The Evening World.) BOSTON, Mays, Aug. 27.—It in under stood at the Navy-Yard that Surgeon John F. Urle, on duty at the United States marine recrulting office In Boston, will leave to-day for Buckfleld, Me,, for @ two weeks’ professional visit with Sec- retary of the Navy Long. The nature of tho Secretary's Illness {« not known. Dr, Urie haw been his physician for some time. — The Road to Success is via Sunday World’ Wants, tage, Is the centre from Dawson, where ho is sald to have | the court. KIDNAPPERS. LEFT HIM TO IE EDWARD MORTON LOWLIRED INTO DEEP MINING SHAFT. Abdactore Demanded gio, and Wren Not Get It Lete SEATTLE, Mortimer, « miner, heen kidnapped and lowered into a deep whaft on Thistle Creek xeventeen miles from Dawson His cuptors demanded $60 an the price of release, but on belng told that had no money, left him apparently to perinh, After twelve hours of effort the ol man succeeded In climbing to the sur- face of the shaft, and, after wandering eight. miles, found a canoe, which} Bharpers are supposed to have where he| money, and Westall may be pr brought him to Dawson, claimed police prottction. 4 story emanating | Of the Havana Post-oMmce he | bowlt. a | #PPeared on the way. THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, (901. MIATIOOOSC om rs. Spooner to Give Her Brooklyn Audi-; | ence Her First Recep- tion Behind the Foot- lights After the Per- formance. season wills he given by Mrs. Mary G. Spooner and her talented daughters, Edna May and Cecil, and tne members of the Spooner Stock Company at the Park Theatre this afternon Spooner Introduced the a feature of the Tuesday ma when she opened the Park Theatre last year. The'novelty of going behind the foot- lghts is an attraction that few women can resist, and the receptions were largely attended from the beginning. Toward the clos ason It was no uncommon oF for 1,1 to 1,200 women and the c.f the t Vo UEENS HERE. WINNERS OF CONTESTS COME IN FROM HAVANA. One a Aride Now and on Her Wed- ding her to Visit Ward Hner » today from Ha aey were both residenta of the ¢ pital, and it was in separate beauty pata there that they won thetr t+ abourd the which arrived he euutiful young la- dies Is wow # bride and, with her hus- band, 8 Pulldo, t+ on her wedding trip to Paris. The other Is Miss Sylvia Al- fonso, who comes here to visit friends. She came ¢ toby Mrs. Pulido, who when a miss tive ars ARO Was tunanimousiy voted to be the most beau: tifa ng woman tn avann tle The older of ¢ aperd The bride ts a stately bruuette with an olive complexion and flashing eyes, She Introduced the reporters at the ward, the present steamship pler to he t a modest way queen, ! mitted t oink to Paris with couple. She” gays this Ix net her first visit to New York, ax she spent nine months here during the Span jean War, IRISH LEADERS COMING. win They Tell Amerien About talist Movement. DUBLIN, Aug. 27.—The Directory of the Unite ue met to-day fon with Mie Davitt, the position of the naliat on ment before the Americ Mr. Redmond. he tecom- ’arilament, pa by ne will sail for ber, arly In Octo. a LOST $4000 IN OMNIBUS. POSTAL FUNDS STOLEN FROM HAVANA OFFICIAL. Package to Confed- a Helng ‘Taken rnaury.” Man Threw erate na it W to HAVANA, Aug, 27.—The loss of $4.0); helonging to the Money Order Division ¥ renult tn | of , i: Orads criminal prosecution Wentall, chief of the Money Bureau, Mr. Westall started to the treasury with $4,000 In currency to make a de- in He rode Placed the — pack! Money on the xeat beside him. an omnibux and containing the Tt dla Two boya who were in the omnibus say that they saw a man throw the acknge to a confederate In the atreot. for criminal negligence. Oot TOOK ACID AS WIFE WATED NL HIM. a Only Five Weeks Married and Levien Fearing Ar- rest Ended His Life. TOOT tye weeks was Walle waiting his bride of nohis sister's apartments on ho floor to arrest aim on ndonment Samuel Levien roof of thet use at | eet today awal- found by Pererieeaiy 2 was eerie Alte did would call on his in tae Suftoin saat wail 1 sunt Cat sth buc wh ent Ris waster. Instead he went Cot the house and killed him- sald his br Wan dead. was Wealthy man and ¢ yw ptold me that ib mari she would kill himselt me to marry and Sam a: ere married z “T soon found that 1 hi "The Thoroughbred. hot work. He characters wear mod who attend the. rece e players in thelr “stage play la over the f furnitu in the al C8 will thes,” stage Then he began staying away nights nd finally left me. that he had arranged for ats frlea and P decided to T wanted to get my if possible, and if he tors with the is e of the other m of ‘the company. Lemonade | Ke a freshments will 1 other ref nd T wish f Pat ve Now he ada ah ering other {fet htm Kil himself before 1 married ns of her | = may and something tre, y Introduced, CADET A BRAVE RESCUER IN SURF MACE W. SANGER WILL GET A LIFE-SAVER'S MEDAL, A continuation of Our Opening Sale of Oriental Rugs. 60 Persian and at Rockawny Neach or return to town. store will duplicate. =. f JSurniture 197 designs of COUCHES, some all hair, others upholstered in moss and tow, made with test tempered steel springs, some with indestructible bottoms, spring edge, some with hand- ’| somely carved frames and covered in genuine leather, tapestry, Verona, ve- lours, corduroys, denims and leather- ette, at these special prices: $12 Couches for 6.75 15 Couches for 9.50 $19 Couches for 12.50 $22 Couches for 15.00 $25 Couches for 17.50 820 Couches for 20.00 $35 Couched for 25.00 $40 Couches for 30.00 $£0 Couches for 37.50 $55 Couches for 39.00 $0 Couches for 45.00 $68 Couches for 52.00 $75 Couches for 55.00 995 Couches for 70.00 $100 Couches for 83.00 Blankets and Com- Sorters. WOOLLEN BLANKETS. 10-4 size, worth $2.10 a pair, for 10-4 nize, worth $2.35 a pair, for 11-4 size, worth $2.85 a pair, for 114 size, worth $3.00 a pair, for FINE CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS. 10-4 size, $4.00 value, for 11-4 size, $4.50 value, for COMFORTERS. Full sire BED COMFORTERS, special at, each, 7s Full size BED COMFORTERS with ruffles, light or dark patterns ; $1.50 value, choice, Full size sateen covered BED COM- FORTERS, medium weight; regular value $2.50 each, for Crib size COMFORTERS; 69. value, for (Third Floor, Front.) everything you buy, but you will have the additional advantage complete and avoid the crowds that will threng the store when the If your house is not quite ready to receive the goods, we'll gladly accommodate you by storing them for s{xty days from the date of purchase, provided a reasonable deposit is made. For our weekly special ‘‘Homefitters' Day’' (Wednesday) we present a list of goods and prices that no other Fourth and Last Week brthe Ninth Half-Yearly Trade Sale of iva . 5 : Vurniture and SHouse/urnishings. Don't be blind to your own best interests ner turn a deaf ear to opportunity when it knocks at your door. you intend buying any new Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Upholsteries, China, Glassware, Bric-a-Brac, Wall Papers, or Household Goods generally, BUY HERE and NOW, while this sale lasts, and you'll not only save money on - F Surnaure. 162 designs of MORRIS CHAIRS and MORRIS ROCKERS, in mahog- any, Flemish oak, mahogany finish and r aking your selection while stocks are full and ummer outing season is over and the wanderers Carpets. BODY WILTON CARPETS, selected styles and colorings, with borders to match; sold elsewhere at $2.25 per yard; here to-morrow for 1,50 quartered golden oak, new and hand- some designs, piano-polish finish;{ ROYAL WILTON VELVET can be adjusted to several different CARER TS [tie chaicent products ot positions; some with foot rest at-3 the, abe tached; handsomely carved frames 81:50, pet yard >) bere to-morrow, (or 1.10 with reversible cushions, covered in} INGRAIN CARPETS—Handsome new and extra quality of Rookwood} Brusseis styles and colorings, specie and Argyle velours, Belgian velvets ly priced for to-morrow, as follows: and leatherette; for to-morrow spe-} The 8S¢- per yard quality for 60 cial at the following prices: The 7S. per yard quality for 50 $10.00 values far 5.50 The 6Sc. per yard quality for 40 $10.75 values for 6.50 The S0c. per yard quality for 30 $11.00 values for 7.50 SCOTCH WILTON CARPETS— 7S rolls in plain colors, suitable for $12.50 values bor 8.50 falle and stair, alro for filling ta 914.00 values for 9.50 around rugs; sold elsewhere at 75c. per yard; here to-morrow for 43 915.00 values for 11.00 (thir Froor, Promt. $16.00 values for 12.00 oe enemy es ne Curtarns and Upholo $21.50 values for 16.25 4 $25.00 values for 19.00 stertes. $36.00 vatues for 25.00 3,700 PAIRS A KHigh-Srade Sewing Machine for 12.95 ment on the latest make of weaver’s cost. prices are, pair, $3.30, $2.88, $2.15, $1.70 and 400 pairs extra heavy corduroy weaves, novel Oriental effects, fine armures, NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, lly secured for thi sale at about 4 mT 11S IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS. Three apecial lots, wonderfully cheap: Lot No. 1—$3.75 and $4.00 qualities, zs You would have per pair, 2.58 to agents or = . E fenton jut Laine, 2—$6.90 to $8.50 qualities, 5.18 a= -AA8S5.00 for the é 2) Ai) wal of thi Lot No. 3—$10.50 to $15.00 qualities, , To 2 Se machine, per pair, 8.65 Tt is an improve- PORTIERES. the celebrated Singer Sewing etc.; value $4.50 to $7.50, at, per pair, 38S Machine; has a Bordered Tapestry Portieres, plain ceme & self-threading tres, with applique borders, a stytish * shuttle, automatic tension and all the novelty, per pair, S38 Leet approved Ceemrparae 4 Mr Satin Derby Portieres, with heavy tase i woodwork is o! shed oak, and eacl color, ask machine is fitted with threc drawers. So ee eats ot * 19 ‘We guarantee if?for five years from per pair, . the date of purchase, aud will agree to COUCH COVERS. keep it in repair during that period. Tapestry Covers, in Armure and No charge for instructions as to use Bagdad weaves, exceltent reversible ‘and cate. each 1.45 THE SAME MACHINE, with Oriental Rug Patterns, heavily fringed, three drawers and aropbead, eiving it each, 2.95 the appearance of a table when Turkish Tapestry Covers, extra wide, for 14. IS very hoary asl value $6.00, each, 3.05 (Third Floor, Frost.) (Tairt Fine! Centre.) Fine China, Dinnerware, Gable| Paints, Brushes, Sas Fixtures as ile Soatches a Drown- r. is. Thug Man from the Waves, Turkish Carpets. ae Ke Sood: Slassware and Lamps. and Kouse/lurnishing Goods. , Mack W. Singer, von of the enter| ONES ft. to 12.6x17 ft, ODD CHINA. GLASSWARE. READY MIXED PAINTS. | Gas Side Brackets, 1 bead, 4 intietment elerk in) Dietri ttorney RL a Plates of t! iest ie trepry veer ry \4-pt. size, special at 11 special ai i J Hhilbin's oMes, ie rece = the cone es Ss tri ttt sizes Din- 5 Gas Side Brac! 2 bende, nial cent Minis DOO CO BIFO. [await a ass | Btkdany Zeer Lat am ecatat 38 el a * brave rescue of adrown- Soup Plates; double gold- a a ae ee ARE a tee LA linet, very richly decotated go} Euler eecial at 65| incandescent Gas Lampe, Ssieet awho tn a mittary eater otf LOO AZosted rags, | with border of ute ping Se eas 1.20 | bald shape, special at as . temy, was at at $4.00 and $5.00 per {eT eraea ele eal ie Pe ne Incandescent. Gas, Lampe, j Rockwway Heaca, Average size 4x7 ft., special, each, at 19 | tops; apectal, per Coven, 17} Teor Pal 2g| with 7¢ahade enim PEO TreeN Nea nae Cups and Saucers of the =. | Water Tumblers, best . aie 50 ; Aero g JAcod EMA Te EOL of the SI 2.20, Seert Preach Ga Cree quality of crystal glass; $a gallon, spectal a Welsbach Mantles, Ne. 2, n n Hotel, who hud ventured jo- .50. ‘all handsa | t vend the nes and was taken with OD) decorated in the pewest special, per dozen, 23} Varnish Wood Stains, 4 special a { @& hemorshage of the lungs. Red: df hi i decorations, traced Reet 1 Glass Sate: peanitersDiehs pt., special at 11) Ruby Mantles, special at 1s Sa ‘am out to drown. 5 Id; rly sold al ugar Bowl, Cream Pitcher ing eC STEARNS Ea hteas educed for this occasion. | gait) tater per dozen; and. Spoon’ Holder, best I-pt. oize, apectal at 21| standard Mantles, special going down for ihe last. time reached apecial, cach, at 19 | quality ‘exystal, in imits- acqt. site, epectal at 35 |at 12 Ses ate Meat he serne| Ov CP Taylor, |ram sacra rs, liveisstidtmdia” 1s spec! Mantes s y cheered the . ansited! f pet pod GINNE RSETS! Seow! pre ‘pint 12 uncon- traced; regularly sold a! ie oF eat, Bnd Broadway & 20th St 2Ec., special at 9) Dinner Set, fine Austrian eet = en pe Bouse ARES his room. china, 100 pieces, includin, x » special , large hindi reeeunrmadecnyatne een reer bias poopy tareenra Large alte t-pint size, special at 35 | strong, special at 2 aa teayatioal ceive vinerehen eae decorations and loose ee peel we elle par Wall Paper Paste, '4-gal., Medicine Cabinets, with 10 | #t $10.00; spectat 13,40} Feady for use, 45 |twosheves, lock ahd Wy, ails Dinner Set,Haviland china, tin, Varnish Brushes, (ror St oe ore od 3 F four shelves, c Sait, Bow, amma | ave apectdat” 18.75) coc c™ P g|intce dessa 9D Tegularly sold at 3Sc., spe: lain, tiehly decorated, 112 4-in, Wall Brush, special at 25) Folding Ironing Boards, F. @ | cistat 15 ie regularly sold at aan Whitewash Heads, special at 30 4'4 ft. long, special at a 11.00; special at . niely fecorited, regularly me LANPS. Paperhanging Brushes, Serh ee falta a Continuation of August sold at 25c., special at 15) Reading Lamp, large size, eS 50 esea - . test it nickel plate, TUR mbination Ladder ilar neni iwird with perforated foot best é SAS: sae dite ant Chait, works $1.25, na 5 as ‘ Rae eect acetal ee ntaheter eas ehincey bras, 1-arm site, special spectalia\ a (4 (@) urni ure eth Boer be sei 19| complete; tenulaity sold at 1.10 | Clothes Wringer, worth |g : Curpidor, fine Austrian pata rare talon ge | ese eee Peal tae ee 4 Oe as Globes, new design; brass, 2-armsize, special at 1.40) Tea Kettles, of first quall- a : hina, richly decorated and ty noe: ape, | | Enormous success of our great 6-day Sale—countless gold line: te wiarysoldat Bre Gas Chana of eld |< |t¥coamel ware, No-7, a Re +i Bec masementy tbtass, 3 vepecialat 1. seme customers saved big money yesterday—only 3% days more—so do not miss this extraordinary opportunity. Impossible to quote items—there are thousands of pieces of new and reliable Furniture. No restriction in selecting—every item in our immicnse assortment at Oy, Off Our Well-Known 20% Low Prices. If you are out of town, come in. Compare our prices and be con vinced that $100.00 here Will do the service of $135.00 elsewhere Continuation of Big Six-Day. Sale of Carpets & Rugs.! The astounding values of yesterday brought hundreds of! eager buyers—were you absent? If so, remember that Saturday noon will end your chance to obtain this season's | patterns and colorings in thoroughly reliable qualities At Original Cost of Production. All Furniture and Carpets bought during this Sale stored free of charge for thirty days. between Lenox and 00 \1bs., $5.85; 10 Ibe., $2.40; year. blends are sure to win your favor. BREAKFAST BLEND COFFEE, rich and mellow, a very choice drinker, 100-Ib. bag, $17.50, SOIts., $0.50, 25 10 Ibs., $1.40; Ib., 15 LUNCHEON BLEND COFFE ma, delightful 50" Ib 20 DINNER BLEND COF: bination of rich heavy bodied coffees possessing delicious aromatic qualities, $32.00, 50. Ibe., $41.50; 2% GROCERIES. FLOUR: Harel Gluten Flour possesses the full glutenous prop:rty of thy wh the embotimen’ of strength, builds up the system, 5-Id. sack TEA: Special new importation extra fancy tips, first pickings, Formosa Oolong, Young Hyson, tidia Ceylon, English ‘Breakfast, Guopowder, Japan tea, delightfully aromatic anf of a very 49 Seventh Avenues. 125th Street, West, delicate fragrance; 5 Ibs., $2.25; Ib., 48 PINEAPPLES: ‘'Hasel Brand," fancy Indian Rive: Pines, picked ‘in ric sugar aytup; dor., $2.48; can, Pst OLIVES: ‘Madrid’ Selected Olives, + large bottle, 17¢., 3 for 50) And when you are buying our coffees, ASPARAGUS: High grade choice Cali- ‘ In the Pure Food Mart—Our Big Coffee Sale is enjoying a boom because the goods are the cheapest, quality considered, that New Yorkers have seen for many a Take advantage of it while you may, stock up liberally and you'll save money. Our three new special: don't overlook the other attractive bargains in Pure Foods, Wines and Liquors we are offering. Here are some of them: DELICATESS: New Pickled Pigs’ fornia White Asparagus, delightfully Feet, cooked, split and spiced, Ib., s te oder] dor 9375 cao) 23° SARDINES: Faistaft's Imported Boas a ; es, STRING BEANS; ‘Harel,"’ fancy less Sardines, key opener, ‘es, tin, French Stringless_ Beans, very small, PRUNES: Choice Santa Clata Prunes, tender and of good flavor; doz., $2.00; t Ib. 5 ai : uf WINES AND LIQUORS. SOUPS: ‘Harel Brand’ Assorted Double Stout, a fine tonic and good Soups, made from ar old Eng ish blood maker, doz. 90 Tecipe and with the test meat, poultry i = latel Malt Ext erior to any aod Venera bes 2205: cap 20 ‘on the market, doz., §1.59; bot., 13 MILK: “*Chamipion’’ Contensed Mile, Choice Claret, Zinfandel and Rur- ia) gundy, grown on the hills of Sonoma FLAVORING EXTRACT: "Harel (ood Napa Counts, Brand"' concentrated extract of Lemoa ing tu vintage ani’ q and Vanilla, absolutely pure and of jug, $1.00, SSc, ant 65 mmple strength, 4 02. bot. vanilla, 40c., 430 | Fine Port, Snesry, Anzelica an4 Muse Set catel W Tos Angeles and RICE; Extra Fancy XXXX Carolina esno Counties, Cal., where the cho'¢- Head Rice, large bright keraels, pos- Testaweet wises are grown, yal., in- ‘ senses that bloom Itke the style cluding jug, $2.00, $1.50, $1.35.a01 1,00) our forefathers raised in Carolina for over a century, 13 Ibs., $1.00, 3 Ibs., SOAP: Milford Long Bar Laundry Soap, the queen of the launiry, box of 28 bars, $3.45; bar SHRIMP: ‘“Sunbars'? Shrimp, dry packed, can, ¥ 13 25 | Monongahela Rye Whiskey, ga'., Old Crow and Pepp2t Whiskey, gal, | Monogram Rye Whiskey, gal., | crystal Springs Ginger Ale, the tm ported style, per dozen, F 12) is z i