The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1901, Page 7

YOUNG WIFE ~SCORNS HM Thomas O’Keefe’s Long Search Ends, but Un- happiness Is Increased. SHE REFUSES TO RETURN Left Husband and Is Living Under an Assumed Name in House of a Physician, Every day since she disappeared. on Wednesday, Sept. 11, Thomas O'Keefe, @ wealthy dyer of Brooklyn, has begged the police of the Clymer street station to increase their efforts to find his Pretty wife, Eleanor, twenty-six years old, 1s found, bur to| anywhere else in this country. her husband's great surprise and sor- We never had a better range of choice carpet styles than we} fascinating abundance. Rugs for every room. We make a leading specialty of odd sizes. You row, she refuses to return w thelt/ have now. More than 500 rolls came in last Friday and Saturday. +7 : home, at No. (16 Bedfod avenue, Brook- | Most of these get their frst showing to-morrow in Honor of Home.} C22 get sizes here that are not sold in any other store. ayn. Just how Mrs. O'Keefe was discovered living under an assumed name tn Thir- teenth street, Maninittan, neither De- fitters’ Day. known as Miss Smith. “Bhe refused to tell me wh~ she left me and our son, Thomas, Jr.,"" sald Mr. O'Keofe to-day, “and I am at a losa to give a reason. I gave her every com- effects not to be found in any other of and sent her away to Asbury Park during the summer. “When I found her, after so many @ays of anxiety, she simply saki that whe was done with me forever, but gave no reason, Even when I spoke of our borders. ayard. child she remained obdurate.” R/ B A R After Mra, O'Keofe's disappearance IMMENSE USINESS (R Uggs. from home, on Sept. 11, a note was found Odd Sizes a Specialty. ga ours. table directed to her husband, It On our floor to-day ; on youre to-morrow. ~ “Good-by, Tom; you will never eee That's handiness. Means swift and prompt delivery. me again. I am going away. Demand for Rugs grows and grows continually. ¥ “ELLA.” |ready for any sort of lively rush. } more than a girl at the home of her of carpets. Note the soft, rich attractiveness of the carpets. Here to-day;} and designs. Hundreds of the patterns are exclusive; may be had here only. ‘‘Fine enough,” as snugly on your floor to-morrow. tective Gorsuch nor Mr. O'Keefe will In the Savonnerie and Axminster Carpets we are displaying say. Thoy found her living in a hous |some exquisite designs and artistic color schemes. i > owned by a physiclan where she ¥8™| At $1.00 q yard—SAVONNERIE and AXMINSTER CARPETS; sold elsewhere} POPUlarity of price. At $1.25 and $1.50; very Snest designe and richeat colorings; many brilliant light Buy what you like, and you get the best at the lowest price it can be sold at. At 85c a yard—-WILTON VELVET CARPETS; our regular price ts $1.25 a yard; 75 brand new patterns, suitable for any purpose. Great bargains. 1d it | At 60c a yard—TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS; worth 90c. a yard. Smith’s, cor ry my ee eee) Park |Sanford's and Stipson’s best makes; immense range of patterns; with or without At 50c a yard—scoTCH WILTON CARPETS; tn moresque and plain colors; also stair carpets to match; just the thing for ball runners and offices; worth 7Sc. We Are Doing an parents at Grand Rapids, Mich. Her | quieter, more subdued conceptions of less flowery looms. family | ia among the best known In We never priced such fine Rugs so low before. ROYAL WILTON RUGS. ; exceptionally notable assortment of Medallion and Turkish { had heard nothing of or from her. designs. No better Rage far wear made, Other stores ask $30 and $35. for these 1 e wero sent to Mrs. uiy-almost daily, but they! yery dest qualit t last the police found a mea ie Mra, O'Keefe and establishing ur special prices for to-morrow are as follows: Identity of Mina Smith, a handsome 9x12 Rugs, 8.310.6 Rugs, tly went to live S| Striking Carpet Beauty. All the new Styles and Colors at Unusually Low Prices. Our Carpet Department gets lots of compliments, is so big and fresh that nothing stale is ever seen. matter of fact, carry any old patterns. Having exclusive arrengements with certain leading mills, we Fath sf ‘ At last Mra, O'Keefe, who 1s only|are able to obtain patterns and color combinations not to be found Artistic prettiness Ae everywhere. The stock We don't, asa But we are Rug stocks are in the full blos- Mr, O'Keefe and his son were frantic. |som of their completeness. You can get anything you want, from He married her when she waw little /the brilliant fancies of the most imaginative Orientalists to the | { Wait 25.00 21.50 3.75 2.25 | 4 SMYRNA RUGS IN ALL SIZES. treet, ‘no Yes, every size, from the smallest to the largest, complete range of pa Ing World fepotter. called to-day. each sire, qualities not to be duplicated elsewhere at our prices. These al member of the household said, however, | prices special for to-morrow: that Mrs. O'Keefe had hired a room in 18x36, 18 4x7 ft. the house about a fortnight ago and re- . mained until a week ago, When she sud- 21x48, 1.25 6x9 tt, denty ‘atsappeured eae A 26x54 1.75 . + y kne’ nothing about her except . F and pretty and that 30x60, 2.00 7.6x10.6, ing man called upon her nearly 36272, 2.75 9x12, day. Mr, O'Keefe says that he has decided to consult a lawyer in regard to his wife's actions. ~ MISS EASTWICK ACAI IN COUT. 10.6x12, 9x15, 12x15. now per roll, up-to-date; worth 25c per roll; now HANDSOME EFFECTS in hea’ - RICH AMERICAN, ACCUSED OF |libraries, etc.; also Tapestries and Fab FORGERY. STILL ILL. Al pers sold in combination Big Throng Wenre Repetition of of the ve Already ted. of Philadelph was brought for the fourth time to-day at the hdall Poileeid Courter chard PEAS: Masel Karly June ot Marrowfat Peas, ot Hazel Golden Wax the value of £10 a large | PLOUR: Hazel Gluten Flour, contains the pure glutenous properties of the In court wheat kernel, entirely free from bran or starch elements, very wholesome having forged a ratlroad Beans, very sweet ani number of peop! The accused was paler and appeares|and nutritious, 10-Ib. sack, 90c.; S-1b. to be more fll than ever. COFFEE: The well known famous ‘‘Male Berry Java,” very rizb, aromatic The principal witness against her was | and full bodied, 3'¢ Ibs., $1.00; Ib., William Walker, an American resident of London, ‘The evidence — presented largely traversed that already known. duced tending to show thai wick was heavily In deb Young Hyson, En; Every time you buy a Rug here you eave money. Wall Paper. New Designs; Little Prices. WHITE BLANKS; good quality; pretty designs; regular Sc grade; perroll, GILT PAPERS; many pretty and stylish designs; allnew; were 12c; EMBOSSED PAPERS for halls, ric effects, per roll, only. Srocertes. Specials for Wednesday. Every line of news that comes from the World's Greatest Grocery is important and timely. Oct. 1—Marle Jorephine }einetly special. Prices are always surprisingly small; qualities are always the best. There is never any deviation from this policy. sack, MACKEREL: Selected fresh Boston Mackerel, Ib., MUTTON: Leg choice Canada Muttos, Ib., Ay numbers of Edosumentaliwere tt TEA: Choice first spring pickings, tender y ; ish Breakfast, Japan, Let Alaa. presented from Mixa Eastwick to | Teas, choice rich cup qualities; 10-Ibs., $3.95; Ib., of returning Insanity and her approuch- ing death. Mies Eastwick was ultimately com- mitted for trial at the Old Balley, Oct. | me 4nd appetizing; I her father and alstrr, in which she spoke | paxiG POWDER: ‘Hazel’ Pure Cream Tartar Baking Powder, 1- 21. She turned as pale as death when | DELICATESSEN: Selected Frankfurters, Ib., committed and sta, ed from the dock, - sted by the Jailers. ‘ an interview with a representative of the Associated Press Mr, Eastwick said his daughter had been f 7 and off, for years. She had be SPICES: Watched from the plantation to the home, our restraint, but he thought w y | fulty selected and thoroughly cleaned; ame to England that she had recovered. When he saw her after she Gad. been |PePPers Mustard, Cloves, Allsptce, I dazed and did not remember any of the evidence, COCOA: '' Hazel’’ Breakfast Cocoa, very nutritious, }-Ib. can, —————_ rsey Tomatoes, or “Orange BOY KILLED BY TROLLEY, | Blossom" creamy Succotash, dozen, $1.05; can, RICE : Fancy Carolina Head Rice, 3 Ibs., Magnolia” Barataria Dry Shrimp, carefully selected CANNED VEGETABLES: ‘‘Shiloh' Leg Was Crashed and Sle Died on Operating Table. Frank Ferry, twelve yearns old, of operating table in the Fordham Hos- pital last night after being run over by a Union Railroad trolley car in Tre- mont avenue, With a number of boya Ferry was playing tag in Tremont avenue, near Prospect avenue, Ho ran tn front of large cakes, 3 for pices are you only get absolutely p yy committed, Miss Eastwick was perfectly | CRACKERS: Holmes & Coutts Champagne or Opera Wafers, 1-Ib, tin, the car, was run down and his left /SENNESSEY BRANDY, imported, Special Price, bot., lex crushed, He was taken to the hos-| mT. VERNON RYE WHISKEY, full quart bot., Special Price, bot., pital In an ambuiance and the doctors Were working on him when he dl PEPPER WHISKEY, 5 years old, Special Price, bot., Mi 1 Griffin, ty fv . of Now uss Bast One. Hundred” and | RUMMEL, regular price 7Se., Special Price, bot., Bixty- . rman of the! CREME DE MENTHE, regular price 7Sc., Special Price, bot., “PIONEER” PORT and SHERRY WINE, regular price 75c. bot., Spe- oar, ype arrested and charged with cial Price, bot., " HIGH GRADE FINE ZINPANDEL AND BURGUND LEXINGTON, Va., Oct. 1.—The trus- | highlands of Sonomo County, California, Special Price, tees of Washington and Lee University vancy caused by the death of Wi L Wil % son last Octoher. Dr, Denny 1s |OLD CROW AND PEPPER WHISKEY, Special Price, gal., BRAGS ob Witginia os © #8 204 12 © laconoGRAM RYE WHISKEY, Special Price, gal, Pe ae woe 21.25 WE ALSO MAKE A STRONG SPECIALTY OF ODD SIZES IN BOTH WILTON AND SMYRNA RUGS. These sizes mainly: 5x8, 6x6, 9x9, 9210.6, 9x14, ELEGANT DESIGNS in dark blues, greens, reds, etc.; all thoroughly Every item advertised is dis- oung leaves, Formosa Oolong, india and Ceylon or Gunpowder tins, CHEESE: The famous “Societe” Roquefort, property matured, very tooth- OLIVE OIL: ‘‘ Harel’ brand strictly pure Olive Oil, made from the first pressing of the selected Queen Olives, in the famous Olive District of Leg- 2. better introduce this pure Olive Oil, bot., “Royal Red’ brand choice California Bartlett ‘Pears, No, 1060 Tremont avenue, died on’ the| White and Black Cherrica of Yellow Crawford Peaches, can, SOAP: “‘Hazel" White Floating Soap, the pride of the tollet and: bath, Wines and Liquors. YY, produced on the CALIFORNIA PORT AND SHERRY WINE, excellent quality, a fine have olected Dr, George H. Denny, now quality, Acting Pr€sident and Professor of Latin, | otc and good blood maker, Special Price, gal Prealdent of the University, to All the | MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKEY, Special Price, gal. itterns in most care- jure spices; THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1901. ACTTYINITSELF OpERE FOr srs. Beautiful at Moderate Expense. All the Homefitting Departments are brimful of new things. To-morrow will be a most important day in these popular sections of The Big Store. RUGS, CURTAINS, CHINAWARE, CARPETS, FURNITURE, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. DRAPERIES, UPHOLSTERIES, WALL PAPER. Great crowds all last week. Selling was at top notch. Nobody came that didn’t buy. Values this week are just as fresh, bright, helpful and interesting. THE FURNITURE STORE is at its best. Everything from a plain kitchen table to lux- urious furniture of the Empire period. Amid the rich dark walnuts and mahoganies the glit- ter of gilt and the shimmer of satin upholsteries mark combinations of rich beauty. THE UPHOLSTERY STORE was never more interesting. Foreign and American con- cerns have sent us the best and most varied products of nimble-fingered, clever-brained weavers. THE RUG STORE is handsomely stocked. Oriental and Domestic goods are here in THE CARPET STORE presents an unusually brilliant assembly of the newest colors one woman said, ‘‘for a queen’s drawing-room.”’ THE BASEMENT STORES display correspondingly full and rich stocks, with equal To-morrow is ‘‘Homefitters’ Day’’ at The Big Store. Ohe Furniture Store A Lace Curtain Sate Advertises 6 Remarkable Specials for of Great Importance. ‘‘Homefitters’ Day.’’ Particularly Low Prices for Wednesday. Space is too limited to tell you much about the interesting We obtained from one of the most prominent importers in the things that are special in the Furniture Store for to-morrow. Every-{ city thousands of pairs of stylish Lace Curtains at prices far beneath thing is fresh, clean and fine. their regular value. Took more than a month to consummate the It’s a revel of little prices and good qualities. deal, for the importer obst{nately demanded a much higher price Who doesn’t enjoy the luxury of a big, easy and roomy Morris} than what he eventually obtained. Chair? Who cannot appreciate the restfulness of a comfortable The Curtains are here in all their fresh crispness and beauty. Couch? Being priced extraordinarily low, the demand will be very brisk, if What thrifty housekeeper would refuse to buy Dining-Room} not actually phenomenal, to-morrow. Chairs when they are as cheap as we name for to-morrow? Where You'd better come early if you want to share in some of the can you get better Dining-Room Tables for $5.75? Or as good? best Lace Curtain values we've advertised in many months. Sideboards and China Closets are also importantly included in Fine bargains in Lace Bed Sets, too. to-morro' pecials. LACE CURTAINS. We set a high standard in Furniture, as in everything else, z and we never vary from it. People just coming back to town and Ae svoas tockatch sive 400 elon Ste: Hs eager to refurnish their homes for Fall and Winter will find the} to §2.05; Monday at 1.45 Furniture Store a treasury of values. 300 + pairs, positive $3.75 to $4.25 values; Monday at 2.65 B, ins—but a jargaine——but good bargains only. IRISH POINT CURTAINS, dainty novelty patterns, value $3.25 to $3.95 a CHINA CLOSETS. per pair; Monday at 2.35 p=) CHINA CLOSET, of quarter sawed golden oak, IRISH POINT CURTAINS, mostly 2 to 6 pair lots, worth fully one-half more, per pair, Monday at 9.75, 6.90 and 4.85 ; piano polish finish, 63 inches high, 39 inches POINT D'ARABE CURTAINS, richly worked patterns, §8.50 values; wide, shaped legs, double thick’ bent end flasiea, handsomely designed top; actual Fractal lot Mamtoy att oer pals 600 LACE BED SETS. Value, $20.00; spectal for Wednesday, DINING TABLES. DINING-ROOM EXTENSION TABLE, golden SCOTCH NET, ribbon and bow knot pattern, with shams to match, $4.50 value, special for Monday at, per set, 2.95 IRISH POINT, positively below import cost, per set, 9.75, 8.50 and 6.90 oak polish finish, 42x42-Inch top, S’ heavy RENAISSANCE, novelty effects; motif centr and insertion ornamenta- turn ene: can be extended 6 feet; actual value, $8.50; special for to-morrow, 5.75 tion, with ruffled edges and bolster sham, $10.50 values, special for Monday at DINING-ROOM CHAIRS. DINING-ROOM CHAIR, of golden oak, polish . finish; high back, brace arm, heavy turned errr legs; apron front; cane se: dsomely em- y Special Sales of beamed and of elegant t design; actual value, 1.75; special for Wednesday, . 5 &,. . SIDEBOARDS. Bric-a- Brac, Fine China and Lamps. GOLDEN OAK SIDEBOARD; quarter sawed, piaro finish; : i Ta. high, swell front top drawers, one lined’ for. silverware, large linen ; Great News, This. drawer and wing closet; handsomely carved standard, with French bevel What we can't buy from the leading importers here we go plate mirror; actual value, $24.00; special for Wednesday, 17.50% abroad for. That always assures us completeness and variety. In MORRIS CHAIRS. addttlony it gives us better trade concessions, lets us sell ever so MORRIS CHAIRS; quarter sawed golden oak or mahogany flaish, plano pare than others unable to avail themselves of such oppor- adjusted in several different positions; high arm, h shaped spindles; carved front, shaped le; omplete with re- . Take the Bric-a-Brac Department, for example. It is beauti- hions ; covered with Rookwood and Argyle velours and Belgian fully stocked. We are showing many exquisite specimens of Royal velvets; actual value, $11.00; special for to-morrow, .79% Vienna, Royal Dux, Royal Bonn and Italian ware; also some very TUFTED COUCHES. fine Italian Marbles and French Bronzes. HANDSOME TUFTED The assortment of Vases was never surpassed in New York; it COUCH, all hair filled; is doubtful if it was ever equalled. made with best steel tem- SOME ELEGANT VASE VALUES. pered springs, excellent design, all spring edge; VASES: Large assortment of German and English goods; best central well shaped head; deep pieces in very odd shapes; Tegularly sold at $1.90; special at 95 fringe; covered in new designs of Rookwood VASES : Great variety of shapes and decorations, tinted in maroon, tur- 1 vata: quoise blue and iridescent effects with miniature decorations ; regular! bs ene told at $1.75 to $2.00; special at ey 125 cial for to-morrow, 50} VASES: Bohemian glass, 12 inches high, assorted colors, ruby, blue, PP crystal ard rich greens all handsomely decorated in colors and gold; regu: larly sold at $2. pecial at 1.50 EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS IN LAMPS, Nothing will ever supplant a lamp for downright coziness and genuine illuminating cheer. Its soft light enhanced in beautifying effect by a prettily ornamental shade, is not to be disparaged. We have such a splendid collection of handsome lamps that the sales have largely increased—best proof that this is the best place to come for them. Grunks. Unusually Good Values. A Trunk is always in need, even if you don’t travel much. It’s handy to keep valuable things in cr to pack your summer clothes in. We have such a great variety at LAMPS. prices so temptingly popular that you will} TABLE LAMP with 10-in. globe to match; very richly decorated, regu- have little trouble in getting precisely what } !at!y sold at $3.00; special at you want. TABLE LAMP in very rich hand-painted decoration, 11-in, globe to match, finest gilt mounting, regulatly sold at $7.00; special at ory slats, malleable iron clamps and corners, heavy dowel on each side of brass Ex-}GAS GLOBE, fine crystal glass, new pattern, imitation of cut glass, reg- lock to prevent its being broken; have three steel centre bands, iron bottom, !atly sold at 1%c., special at 10 reinforced centre, thoroughly riveted, linen lined; have two trays, one with hat RARE BITS OF ODD CHINA. box containing detachable hat holder and packing compartment: 28 30 32 ev 36 38 401n. Many a good bargain to be snapped up in this lot. Prices — —- —- average one-third to one-half less than usual. 8.10 8.70 9.30 9.90 10,50 11.25 Fine values for little money under the head of Dinner Sets, too. Steamer Trunk: vas covered, extra heavy hardwood slats, wrapped and} CHOCOLATE POTS AND CRACKER JARS in great variety of shapes and rotected with malleable tron comers and clampa, heavily brass plated excelsior} decorations, fine Austrian china; regularly sold at $1.50; special at 95 ke, No. 4 bolts, sheet iron bottom, thi 10-inch strap hing leather handles, two extra heavy traps, has atrong linen lined tra FISH SETS, large platter, 12 plates and sauce boat, richly decorated, heavy strong box 6x12 inches; special at 95 qua tire trunk islined throughout with ag ylinen. Prices and sizes as follows: $ Ko!d edges; regularly sold at $3.00; special at 5.00 28-{nc! 30-tnch jach «= H-inch «= 36-inch = 38-Inch 3.00 350 4.00 450 5.00 5.50 6.00 40-ech Fine French DINNER PLATES, very handsomely decorated, coin gold edges; regularly sold per dozen at $3.00; special at, Fine FRENCH PLATES, breakfast size; regularly sold at $7.00; spectal at CUPS and SAUCERS, plates of all sizes (soup, dinner, tea, breakfast,bread and butter), all richly dec d gold traced, French and German china; Sewing Machines. regularly sold at 4Sc, and 75c., special, each, at 2 DINNER SETS UNDERPRICED. $55.00 Kind for $15.75. DINNER SET, 100 pieces, fine thin porcelain, richly decorated; regularly Every woman who does the least bit of sewing knows how} *ld at $¥.00; special at 6.25 handy and important a Sewing Machine is. The saving in the{ DINNER SET, 100 pieces, fine thin Austrian china; regularly sold at matter of dressmaking is s6 well defined that a machine soon pays 95-00; special at 12.75 for itself over and over. —— This Sewing Machine is_an improvement on the Sn P latest make of the famous Singer Sewing Machine ;} TEA SET, 50 Pi every, plece gol Ye SS"w7 has S-drawer drop head, giving it the appearance of }!9 natural g Newwatteas 4 stippled coin gold; regularly sold at $25.00; special at 16.00 TEA SET, 50 pieces, fine thin porcelain, richly decorated 1 floral dea Jd ned; regularly gold at $5.00; spectalat 3,75 a table when closed; is noiseless, has self-threading We Are Making Chousands of Homes Comfortable and\ board, nicely Ginished and guaranteed not to warp, complete, for PARCHEESI, a home game; special at He Surnishti ousefurnishings. A Host of Seasonable Needs. Japanned Tin Coal Hods to-morrow at 15c. apiece. Mighty cheap that; and good Hods, too. Simply proves how little we charge for worthy qualities. Wo trash; it’s too expensive at any price. We buy in such enormous quantities for our New York and Chicago stores that we get special prices—prices so low that we can outsell competition with ease. More Housefurnishing items: Curtain Stretchers, made ef hardwood with retinned pins, 6x12 ft 7s Cutting or Dressmaker’s Table of high ‘ at 50c. and lead 78 Ash Cans of heavy galvanized fron, foll bar- ‘ tel size; to-morrow 1,25 Demonstration of the Bissell Grand Rapids Carpet Sweepers now golog on in the basement; asa special inducement we will sell the Columbia high-grade Sweeper to-morrow at Our Standard special Bissell Sweeper at Gur Grand Rapids Cyco bearing Sweeper MEDICINE CABINET, ? shelves, lock and key; t-morrow at STEP-LADDER CHAIRS, made strong, of hardwood; special to-morrow at CLOTHES HAMPERS, made atrong, of heavy willow and barrel shape, ‘ at 75c., $1.00 and 1,25 BOOK RACKS, 40-in. high, with 4 shelves; to-morrow at sO PASTRY BOARDS (special), with cleated ends; your choice of ties large sires, at 2 GAS FIXTURES, &C. GAS CHANDELIERS of solid brass, beautiful design: Onc-arm size, 1.00 Two-arm size, 1,30 ‘Three-arm size, 1.60: GAS SIDE BRACKETS, one bend, 30 ; GAS SIDE BRACKETS, two bends, 53 INCANDESCENT GAS LAMP, bulb shape, 25 INCANDESCENT GAS LAMP, complete with shade and fixture, 35 WELSBACH MANTLES: ; No. 2, 20 Standard No. 1, 12; Special No. 1, , PAINTS, . READY MIXED PAINTS: Half pint size 10 One quart size, 3S Half gallon site 65 One gallon size, 1.2074: FLOOR PAINTS: One quart size, 28. Half gallon size, 50 VARNISH WOOD STAINS: Half pint size, u One pint size, 21 t STOVES. ane Our ‘Sunlight '* Cooking Stove has a good of nickel-plated trimmings, 16 square oven, handsome | design, end shelves, shaking grate, cabinet base; to»! morrow at 13.50 Our ‘Iron Queen"? Cooking Stove is one of the hande somest high-grade stoves made, has 14-inch { cooking holes on top, duplex dumping and j grate, large size cabinet base; 5; to-morrow, with / shelves, at 4.50 ENAMEL WARE. No. 7 Tea Kettle, Milk or Rice Boiler, 2-qt. size, Dish Pan, 14-¢¢. size, “(Dresden Sauce Pan, qt. size, or. rag e Jine Framed Pictures. $5.00 and $7.50 Kinds for $3.75. These are mainly odd lots of hand-colored Photozgravures, Pastels and Etchings, fitted with mat in elaborate gilt frames with burnished gold corners; they are the kind regular deal- a. 75 ers ask $5.00 to $7.50 for. Every one now marked e Goys and Sames. Also a Sale of Blackboards. What fun for the youngsters! Dolls in silks and satins, Mechanical Railways, Hook and Ladder Trucks, Crokinole Boards, Parchesi, Balky Mules and a thousand other entertaining things to brighten time and amuse busy little minds. The Toy Department is just as interesting to mothers and fathers as to the youngsters. To the elders it recalls the days of childhood. To the youngsters it is a place of continual delight. This list is for Wednesday: DRESSED DOLL; 19 inches long, has pretty bisque head with moving glass eyes; dainty blond curls; is dressed in beautifully assorted colors of silk and satin, with bonnet to match; full set of underclothing and shoes and stockings; special at KID-BODY DOLL; 18 inches long, cork stuffed; has ] full stout body, shoes and stockings and handsome \ bisque head, moving eyes and long flowing curls; \ 4 NN special at 95. \ > MECHANICAL RAILWAY; has engine, tender, two passenger cars and 6 pieces of track; put up im SHOO-FLY, 18x36-inch size, made of bard- wood, nicely painted, upholstered eeat, ands has hair tail; special at So HOOK AND LADDER, made strong and durable of hardwood, finely painted in blue, red and yellow; truck is 40 inches long: has ‘two 4-foot side ladders and obe S-foot ladder, also well-made seat; special at 1.25 CROKINOLE BOARDS, full size hardwood de of ash, well finished throughout; all parts are trong and durable; box is 24x18 inches and stands 26 DINNER SET, 101 pieces, Fzench Limoges china, very richly decorated, inches high; special at IRENA, a game similar to Halma, BALKY MULE; that clever mechanical toy, the obstinate little fellow with the clown driver; special at shuttle, automatic tension and all the latest and best On all purchases of $5 or more CHILD'S ROCKER; made of reed and hardwood; 32 inches high; has 13- ttachments; attachments; guaranteed for 5 years from date of (EXCEPT GOODS TO NE SENT C, 0. D.) Bee our High-Grade Ball-Bearing Sewing Machines— Frelghe the lightest-running Sewing Machines athe world, We Propoy Freig theret fore the greatest labor-savern; worth many times }to any railroad station within the following States: 5 the difference in priceover the usual Sew- Maine, Massachusetts, New York, ing Machine, Prices range upward from AQ, OO New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Pennsylvan (Third Poor, Centre.) Vermont, Connecticut, and New Jersey. Ghe By Store. inch seat, is well shellacked and has flat arms; special at SLATE BLACKBOARDS; large, easel style, 59 inches high; frame 1s 27x 39 inches; has mahogany finished solld wood frame and folding log; pecial at le iron, nicely painted long; to-morrow at ARI, pa oe Tt