The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1901, Page 7

TENEMENT SET ON FIRE Jersey City Firebugs At- tempt to Cremate One Hundred People. A BIG PANIC FOLLOWS. Police Searching for Incendiaries and Arrests Are Likely to Be Made To-Day. Detective Lee, of the Jersey City po- Uce force, wag detailed to-day to ferret out the guilty parties concerned In a desperate attempt to burn down the thickly populated tenement-house at No. 14 Essex street, Jersey City. The house ts occupled by about ninety people. Some of the families have been at war for a long time and a deep- pooted enmity exists, The house !s occupied by Poles and Irish tenants. About 445 A. M. Michael Mullin, one | ¢, of the tenants, was awakened by smoke and flames. He rushed into the rear yard and found the woodshed adjoining the tenement on fire. It had been souked with kerosene oil and filled with oll-soaked refuse. It required herolc work to prevent the blaze from spreading to the tene- ment-house. Thomas Kleiner and Rich- ard Mullin were scorched in their fight with the flames, The smoke filled the hallways of the tenement-house, and the cries of fire eaused a panic among the occupints. Many of them fied In night attire. The wild stampede alarmed the en- tire neighborhood, It required much work to allay the panic. Arrests are likely to- CHILDREN WERE NEAR FLANES. SMALL FIRE AT EARLY HOUR ON RANDALL'S ISLAND. Dinse Was Soon Pat Out, However, and There Was No Excitement. An alarm of fire was sent out from Mandall’s Island at 2.30 o'clock this morning. Engines were hurried to the One Hun- dred and Twenty-ffth street dock and Police Headquarters hustled the upper section of the harbor squad over to the island. ‘There are about two hundred children and feeble-minded adults there. The blaze was a small one in the one-story brick gas-house, on the New York side of the Island, and by the time the fire- men and policemen For over the local engine had extingulshed it. ‘he work was done so quickly that none of the charges was awak- ene: —— EARLY MORNING FIRE. Blames Do $1,000 Damage tn a Sullivan Street Dullding. Fire broke out early to-day in the basement of No. 16 Sullivan atreet, and when the engines reached the scene the stock of Sylvester & Co., manufacturers of feathers and artificial flowers, was in flames. Over $1.00 damage was done before the fire could be extinguished. ‘The three familles occupying the upper floors of the burning bullding were not aware of their danger until after the arrival of the engines and the firemen. The building, which was In danger of destruction, is located In what was at one time the most exclusive section of the clty, and Is surrounded by many old landmarks. BIG PACKING PLANT BURNED. Twelve Hundred Men $500,000 Leas in Hammond, Ind. HAMMOND, Ind., Oct. 24.—Part of the big packing plant of the G. HL Hammond Company {s a mass of ruins, and the fire which destroyed It ts still smoldering. Ywelve hundred men are thrown out of work, and the loss 1s 600,000. Four men were badly hurt in @ stampede of cattle and a fireman was pinned under a falling wall. ¢ Hammond plant is the largest of the kind outside of Chicago, It occuptes five acres of ground and has a capacity of 3,00 head of cattle a day, Four buildings were gutted. Officials of the company say that their plant at South Omaha, which has been closed since last epring, will be reopened aa soon as men can be transferred there from Chicagv, —_— HELD FOR THEFT OF $1,000 WORTH OF SILK WAISTS. Abe Birnwick, a truck-driver, of No. 48 Gouverneur street, was committed without ball to-day by Magistrate Crane for the ny Gf $1,000 worth of silk waists which he was to have delivered to a Sixth avenue department store oa Oct, 14, In 1899 he was sentenced to two years In Sing Sing for a almilar offense, Idle and " Waters OM, This plano has a reputation as a first- grage Instrument; It {s thoroughy . handsomely finished and fully, w ranted, It ts celebrated not alone for Itx rich tone, but alo for tty durability, and only those who have & h O. A We fitth atree hattan. Th * Ushed a new three-yenr-system of pay: which In ing with + Under the m three years’ time, without intercat. Ix, given oth plano a ie payments are made as easy os Soul be asked, °° used the | Waters know what a really good inatra- ays rreat | 14X28 icches and {ts finis! j Remnants! 20c. to 75c. Yard. WORTH DOUBLE. * We have been so wonderfully busy in the Dress Goods Sections since Fall began that thousands of short lengths have accumulated. These lencths vary from one to seven yards, and to-morrow will be marked at the Prices quoted. It is safe to assume the tush for these Remnants will begin without delay. The lota comprise fabri its, Jackets, Waists, Sunt Cnilaren'e Dresrer Jimonse, Wrap: pers, Bath Robes, etc., in remarkal agreat variety of shades in Camel's Hair, Homespuns, Explish ‘Whipcords, English Crepe Cloths, Prunellas, Satin Cloths, Zibelines, Pierolas, Cheviots, French Foules, English Storm Serres, Panne Cloths, Alba- tross, Venet Cloths, Fre'ch Broadcloths, French Serges, Henri Scotch Tweeds, Striped Albatross, 8, Habit Cloths, Satin Stripes, Striped Serges, Oxford Skirtirgs,, Plaid Backs? Cloakingo, Scotch’ Plaids, Zite¥ne Plaids, Tweeds, Granites, Covert Suit'ngs, Crepe de Chines, Sublimes, Lansdowne, Nuns’ Veiling, etc. Extraordinary ‘‘Room Sale.” Walt Papers. Bargain Friday Specials. High grade wall papers have heretofore been considered a luxury by the average housekeeper. Prices have made them so. But the situation here differs and to- morrow we will place on sale three grades of high-class pavers at prices that will en- able you to decorate the walls of your home “fit for a king'’ at an exceedingly small outlay. 10 rolls WALL and 18 yards BORDER; all good quality heavy papers; lightor dark colors: your ped of many designs; lot worth $1.97; all fo 98 20 rolls WALL and 18 yards BORDER; extra vy embossed It pew 8; 50 to choose from; Tok worth gn 50: ailfor 1,49 10 rolls WALL, 18 yards 9 or 18inch BORDER; silk finished and emboreed papers; some of out dest patterns; endless variety; lot worth $4.80; all for Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. Extra Special Bargains for Friday. Dollars have an almost magical power inthe Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing Sections to-morrow. We specialize some of the etrongest values of the season, and the Department should be buster than it has been any Friday this Fall, and that is saying much, for we have done some extraordinary clothing selling since summer passed away. 2.74 MEN'S $10 WINTER OVERCOATS AT} decorated; regu 95. Made of stylish rough surface Oxford Gray coat stuffs; long cut coats; well lined and well tailored. MEN'S $10 BLACK suits aT $6.00. All-wool fast black cteviot, single and double breasted sack coat designs; lined with pure mobair serge. MEN'S $3.50 TROUSERS AT $2.00. Choice assovtrrent of splendid worste‘s in vewest colorings and patterns, stylishly cut, well tailored. YOUTH'S $7.00 WINTER OVERCOATS AT 50. Stylish Oxford Meltons, the long full box coat cut, well lined and tailored. BOYS’ 30c. WAISTS AT 15c. Stylish fast-colored percales and outing flannels plaited back and front and fitted with patent detach- able waistband. BOYS' WARM $2.50 REEFERS AT $1.50. Boys’ stylish gray and Oxford Meltone, nicely mrde with warm linings ani velvet collars; for boys 3 to 8 years old. BOYS’ WOOLLEN $3.00 SUITS AT $1.75. Saree woouen materials of neat dark patterns; also blue, black and Oxford mixed; are well made and per- fect fitting; for boys 7 to 16 years old. BOYS'75c. WOOLFLANNEL WAISTS,45¢. Fast-celored Wool Flannel Waists, in navy blue seared Plaited frost and back; well made, good Fun in Second novelties. Dolls and Doll supplies. We repair Dells, extras (3 very complete. DRFSSED DOLLS, 16 inches lore, beautifully dressid in ali the latest styles in silks and satins, th pretty tornets to match; handsome bisque head with glass eyes and orem mouth showing teeth; special, KID BODY DOLLS, 19 inches long, well st (fed body, jointed hip and knee, shces and stockings, pretty bisque head, moving glass eyes and long flow- ing curls; special, 95 “SANTA” JOINTED DOLL, 14 inches long, has most beautiful blaque bead, moving glass eyes, open mouth showinz teeth, full ball foluted arma, legs and wrists; long flowin, full sewed wig and a dainty chemise trimm with lace and baby ribbon; special, POPULAR GAMES AND TOYS. | CROKINOLE BOARDS, made of har’wood | nicely finisked, ia full size, has checker on ba:k and guaranteed not to warp; spectal, CHILD'S SWING, made of hardwood, strony ard durable, can'be folded to put in si space when not in use; to-morrow, HARMLESS GUN, ahoo's hollow rub‘er tails, ' cannot break windows, nicely packed in strong , | box; spec al, TRIMMED DOLL BED, 24 inchea - long, made of strong steel wire, nicely trimmed mattress, sheet coverlet and two pillow® of assorted patterns; special, | SHOORLY, ROCKERS, made of hardwood, } plealy painted) is full size ard has hair tail; Special, 59 EXPRESS WAGON; has iron axle, is rade of hardwood, dove-talkd body, size of body, ‘in the natural |Black and Colored Dress Goods. _ THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1901. { 3 Sloves Optical : Department. Srocertes, wan Ho. is 5 For Ladies and Misses. Do your eyes pain you? Is your sight Pagain Friday Specials, panne Rags cies tow rane semeran tor {becoming impaired? Visit our Optical De-} FISH: Fancy Chicken Ealibut Steaks, Ib., 12 . partment cm the Wain Floor. A graduate , cern, all ‘proportion to the actual worth of the n will examine your area tree of Fi Siig fee ler 7 Gloves, but that is all the more in your exer Qualities are precisely as repre- Henne Brae Sabo no aie 9 sented. Cate Ss ame A SAU E: Choice Jerey Por! usage, Ladies’ Jersey Wrist Cashmere GLOVES; : - . ‘a ; Vi fresh made; delicately seasoned; Ib., 9 fleece linec; ‘*Foster’s Stain'ess Black;"’ ali Vi argatmn ST. aa atn LAMB: Forequarters Canada Spring Lamb, Ib., 8 sizes from 514 to 834; the 3Se. quality, 19 J ry J o cme nner teres Eitno dire: det ICATESSE: Selected Frankiurters, sps- Be Mise Wool GLOVES, tn plain or fancy The Big Store Blossoms With Fine Values. GLASSES, frely tempered any fitted with | {SCIeAFPLE: Fancy new Philadelp'la farm Ladies’ 2-clasp Glace GLOVES; in all the beat 72 stores under one roof help make Barvain Friday inter-!x mx aio, SiECTAC ES AND EYE. | {pqrhitops: Rasce igi ta Sweet Potatoes; > : shades of tan. mote, gray, brown, Oxtor!, -} esting here. Nearly 4,000 emp.oyes to serve you. A city im esse ee weunte urprice 2 gree will cook dry and mealy, peck, 25 a itseii. jena ® 38 CELERY Late ataleay Buca Kalamazoo 3 i Almost everybo y knows that The Siegel-Cooper Store is | “$GRAPES: Fancy large cultivated Tokay 3 Intants’ and Children's} one of the largest, finest and est stocked in the world, in fact , Women’s Wrappers CELL A een pe 25 Wear. one of the sights of the metropo‘is, Kimonos. half price; glass, 12 i Millions trade here anaual.y; thousands come here daily. 5 : e COFFEE: "Lion" brand Coffee, Ib. pkge., 10 herd a Specials. the} Phe Store is a marvel of mercantile progr: ss. fm Bareatn Penny, Speciale, sia Eosez bention Sento Cea onsted daly, aad le elp you ss the i i i av iti es are bargains in graceful, comfortanle YES: Fancy New Stuffed Olives, bot., baby at very small cest: And Bargain Friday Whata tively : ay it teh Every de house gowns. Stocks fresn and new; quality } CHEESE: S: Cheese, Ib., 17 SRILRENS FLANRELETTE’ GOW NS? partment responds promptly and energ-tically with a host Of jaqiways tak s precedence here, as the fol-{TOMATJES: Fancy hamd packed Jersey with yokes; all sizes, ' 38} remarkable va ues. lowin. will prove: qemalots, es Bie ° EME, gulahed oth reSlen;alzee rotors 25 Bargains are as vlentiful as apple blossoms in June. WOMEN'S WRAPPERS, (nencctte, (jit {ROSTON BAKED BEANS: Plain or in sauce, Gant Leech eer roe) Crowds will be great aga n to morrow. Every aisle, every , $1.25; Bargain Fri ay, 79 }can, : 5 8 teaterial; good serviceable colors; made with department will bu z with busyness. OMENS (WAP ERS, Novy sPeicerst_ || lank or Beaded Tesoy choles exp, (ealos dares copes; criosies with, baits 2 t2 8 years) 2:50 kverything that is new and choice in mercha-dive awaits jrettwes win Hey ta Meuse aket; Et 35 CHILDREN'S COLORED SILK CAPS; pad- * : ee ol. © sewbere at $1.39, CRACKERS: Fancy home-mate Fig Bars, lb, 10 ded lining, with full top piece, l= 1s} you. Can you resist the day ? Can you resist the prices ? ‘WOMEN'S CASI'MERE WRAPPERS, I DATHSIE Fancy Samat Dalene meaaten aia avy acd ted only; waist prettily ulna mea‘s, tox, 22 , 7m fe . w ohecu lace and mibon velvet. extra ait FIGS The new importation fancy large a 5 with oume; regular $5.00 garwent; | $f tive, Four Crown, bie 12 Faney China. A Great Millinery Z SRiay, W MEN'S KIMONOS of striped Cannete 395} ADDINES: | Falstaf's Imported Boneless Bargain Friday Specials. Onithe}MeinyEloor: wath piaia borders, very ep.c al, Pes ir armen py oY Prices are reduced a third—-in many in- Thousands of Ready-to-Wear Hats of every new and Ses cee Cenrder Sivereuete meee, stances one half— to give Bargain Friday a} novel des-rip ion. Never so busy before in October. Crowds gq ? EGG OR GREEN GAGE PLUMS: “Park'* strong element of interest and economy. Tabl 1 rT h th ave oursed? : bra d, 31D. can, 12 ‘The finest Austrian and English Chinaware} 27€ continuous allday. ‘ables l.terally abloom with the most Fine Ra ors Low Priced. PUACHES:T GRIN Dessqt Peron) tame is embraced in these very special offe's, andj Comprehensive representation of Fall and Winter hats ver dis-{ ® SS a Co eed oa 9 there is every reason why this announce- played in New York. Two remarkab.e specials for Bargain} Pent shave youre ’ Poor} HONEY: Fancy Stat White Clover Honey, ment should evoke a most enthusiastic res- ey razor. Spoils vour temper and is disfigur-(targe size toxes, each, 20 ponse on your part Friday. PINETHATS ing Here are some Razor values no man Soar Kirk's White Floating Soap, large a : LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR AL! ATS. who shaves himself shold overlook: cakes, Serene steserslarth oat ot ieee seeat Made of camel's hair felt; stitched velvet bound edge; hig folded band of silk CHATLENGE SAFETY RAZOR, cleanest, pepo aaa a 9} velvet around crown; trimmed with stylish large pompon; positive $5.00 value; - smallest a most practical sa ety fa or made; ce Wines and Liquors. Bey Acstrian china, handscmcly. decTated special Bargain Friday price, 7s 17S | STEDRATED CL'MAX RAZOR, made OLD CROWAW HISRET: Dit 60 regularly sold at 20c.; special es 9) = Se et Ee a ree eeery vente colar athtenterg. Bros., Getn- aay: MT. VERNON RYE WHISKEY, fu't'gt. bot; 75 je season's most popular s' apes; new rollin 2 i ; lates are hardened and tet BOWED hod RELAIS TRAYS tore jemeps regular 7Sc. values Bargain }r.day at 39 fipectal prove ex MENNESSEY IMPORTED BRANDY, bot., 1.10 china, very richly decorated; regularly sold at $1.00; price to-morriw, 59}: perior CALIFORNIA CLARET, ZINFAN- Xe, and 40c. each; special 18 RD WAD? & BUTCHERS MEDIOR: HOLLOW, BU EE R I iL) iris SMa 60 Q 2 f GROUND RA ORS, a fine ravor for rrival +» 8Se. fet Ausra chan Hy raat Ee Lace Curtains---PF-ortieres. seta taraatd a esal te bat fra caLtPORMIA PORT AND SUERKY r t Bargain Friday Specia s. . Searnrese PEPPER WHISKEY, gat 2.50 DINWER SET, 100 pieces, finest Austrian J ; 5 EY, ga’., i ching, richly decorated; fegularly wold at | Shoppers who seek -ace Curtains to-norrow at exceptionally Rugs Undervriced. — }o.vcasiwet ave Walskey, eat, 3.00 si - . . : — DINNER SET, 112 pleces, finest English por low prices wll be pleasantly sur rised when they reach the Bargain Friday Specials. ares = cna Healy deena ery plece goldlited; ||. Upholstery Sections on tue Third Floor, for there are still left} oyai vitton or Smyrna Rugs. Which} ‘“Alag of Freedom ‘ ‘°°! some very good values from the big sale of Nottingham Curtains , ~i1 you come for to-morrow? Fine High-Grade Se. Cigars at TEA SET, 56 pleces, fine thin china, richly . { * both at very special Bar . ; regularly sold at $7.00; special,” 4.95 that has been in progress for a week. ments of both at very sp 8 Less than Cosy of Materia. TOILET SET, 9 pieces, richl dncorateds ropulasiy sld'at 84 00; epeclal of 1.98 BATHROOM SETS, five Austrian china,nicely decorated; Mug, Frush, Vase and Soap Dish; regularly sold at 7Sc.; special, CUSPIDORS, in rich, soft colors, new shape; regularly eold at 35c.; special, GAS GLOBES, imitation of cut glass; regrilarly eold at 19¢.; spectal, Women’sUnderskirtsand AZ OWNS. Bargain Friday Specials. Some exceptionally strong offerings in The black and cold weather Underskirts. suck as Irish Point, trussels, Renaissance, scroll centres; insertion or 1 oral borders. At These v'rices, 89c., 9S5c., $1.25, Also Tapestry Portieres at O Brocades, Figured Reps, Ba 45 20 10 165 PAIRS SATIN PORTIERES, with heavy kxotted tassel fringes; beautiful range of choice colorings; worth $14.00; sp:cial at 300 REAL BAGDAD CURTAINS. For Draperies and Couch Covers at the cost of the imitation goods, 8.50 white striped Petticoats at 9c. are in con- stant demand, and are about th: showilest we ever had at such a price. The Flannelette Robes are particularly good values. WOMEN'S SATEEN PETTICOATS; mercer- ipods ta Diack ant wh te atripes;, accoraloa tuffle: exceedingly nt e fain Friday Lashed WOMEN'S SATEEN PETTICOATS; ‘‘extra quality"; mercerized; full umbrella flounce; kaife-plaited ruffle; special lustré finish, WOMEN’S FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS, double yoke; cut full and long; worth 7Sc., WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS; extra quality, double yoke; braid trimmed; our 98¢., WOMEN'S UNDERSKIRTS, of striped flan- nelette; yoke band; deep hem, Goyland. Floor. SPECIAL DOLL OFFERS. What a wonderland this great Toy Store is! Never were there so many ingenious There's the tipsy man, the walking dog, the flying machine, the red auto- mobile, the hill climbing trains, the Boxers and a host of other things to excite the won- derment and amusement of the little ones and the grown-ups. But it's the Do!l show that’s attracting the most attention just now. We've got the biggest and finest display of Tolls known. We heve everything you can want in Three very special Doll prices for Bargain Friday. Our assortment of Doll Heads, EASEL BLACKBOARD, stands 48 inches hivb, blackboard {9 18x25 inches and {srevers- ible, 1s made of veneered hardwood, strong and substantial; special, CHILD'S CHAIR, mate of tariwood, well varn shed, {s 28 inches high acd nicely ‘Anion: ed ack and arms; special, SPELLING BOARDS, mate of hardwood, strong, durable, better than blocks, and one of the best educators known, MAGIC BOX, a magnetic toy that will cause more than a d-zen fancy figures to perform grotesque gyrations on its emoth surface; a SAVINGS BANKS, all mechanical styles, Tell, etc.,mate of ’ malleable fron apd fin- ished in faze; colors; spec! PATROL WAG- ON, Police ot een conlortably; nt wi tuner* body, sas Heavy welded 16 and 71 1" welied tired wh: hsa fine gong an GAMES, such as Bayoda! the Giant Killer and 22 with shaved sok vd-ralle; special, IRIN FIRE EN- GINE; has two driver, 20 inches made of le iron, y painted; wood; +pectal, MANO, 12 ki tyle; well-toned dacotated handwoed lasyy pean ty gol hes petted det pmaat CAR, soak ma rena es mate of ht line or opal Bodies and' 45 $2.95 Bagdad Curtains, each, at 1.75 $4.50 Bagdad Curtains, each, at 2.95 $6.00 Bagdad Curtains, each, at 4.50 98 Cooking Stoves. { Bargain Friday Specials. 1.695 How about your stove? Well fortified forthe Winter? Very disagreeable to get up on a cold morning and bother with a sulky stove just at cooking time. fe are richly prepared to serve your stove wants; been busy selling stoves jor the past six weeks; the extreme lowness in price and the superior quality of the ma: u- facture of our stoves h. caured the rush ; but we expect big business, so are ready to fill all orders promptly. PARLOR STOVE, a beau- tiful self-heater, made very heavy and stroog, with 6 genuine doors, full nicki !-plated ornamental top, dum, ing and shaking grate, removable firepot; special, PARLOR CYLINDER HEATING STOVE, strong- ly made ani fitted with the best quality o: brick, improved dumping grate; special, VICTOR OIL HEATER, mest durable, simple and practical, puaran- teed not to smoke of give o/or, with so Id brass oil pot and improved wick holder; special, eee ROUND PARLOR HEATING STOVE; with 4 double doors, self-feeder; nickel- plated: timmiags with cl railings; 50§ spceial 7.75 GAS _ RADIATORS; bronze finish; 4 tube: 31 inches bigh; special2,00 CYLINDER STOVES; with Russ‘atron body; Leavy castings and 24 burners, 1.00 Our ‘‘ZIP" COOKING STOVE is one of our special leaters; No. 6 size, regularly sold at 8.50 2.25 3.25 25 25} $9.00; spectal 6.75 69} No. 7 size, 7.75 Our “EDNA" is an excellent cooker and baker; fod quality of grate; made of heavy trcn and ge oven, 8.80 OUR “UNCLE SAM" COOKING STOVE has ‘6-in. oven, cabinet base, duplex dumping ard shaking gra'e, nick: plated trim: mings; 1 gularly sold at $1°,00, 11.50 OUR “SUN. LIGHT" COOK- ING STOVE has good quality Dicksl-p'a‘ed trim- uare oven, handsome in desirn, shaking yrate and cabinet base, mings, 16-in. has ts If, opecial 14.00 OUR “IRON QUEEN” COOKING STOVE is one of the hanisomest and b:st high-grade 8:07:9 on the market, guaranteed to te a goo! baker, will not warp out of shape, has exd shelt;’ 1¢-inch gven, full nickel-pluted trim- 16.50 BEAUT.FUL COPIES OF FiNE REAL LACES, Armure Weaves, Per Pair at $2.82, $3.95, $1.75. Sen nn Ont and Sas Heating and} Sewing Machines. ay prices. ROYAL WILTON RUGS. Madallion and Turk ah designe, at pe and perfect Site 27x54, | 6x9 it, 16,98 $310.6 23.75 The demand is increasing so rapidly that within a few days the entire purchase of 0,900 will he sold out. Smokers are un- jsing them. ext? ft., 26.50 reservedly praising them. FINE QUALITY AND FLAVOR. SMYRNA RUGS--190 all choice designs, in 3 sizes = si Wraprers: fine, long comsinatioa 0x9, 5.25 TAx40.0,8,25 481s 10.5) Sen atten Gente site (44 inches). ever INGRA N CARPETS. tefore sold for less than Se. , Arabian, Cluny and Antiques. Plain and $1.45, $1.95 and $2.65 Per Pair. ne-Third Their Regular Value. gda s, Str ped Orientals and SCREEN DEPARTMENT. Extra hea y, half wool filling, 10 choice pat- Pox of 50, 1.25 To visit this section and to see the attrac- } terns, regular Oc. quality, tomorrow, yard, 253 per 1,000, 22.50 ons means that you will be pleasantly sur- INLAID LINOLEUM. +0,000 HENRY CLAY CIGARS, seed Hae: Very best quclity impstted ard domestic, 25 and filler; conchas size; box of 50, zs 50 3.73 SILKOLINE FILLED SCREENS, 3-fold, pa terta ‘0 choose trom, regular valuz $1.60; PITTSBURGH STOZ7IES; our popular ‘‘Ha- ach, per squate y-rd, +15} vana’ brand of Pittsburgh Stog es, packed in )3.95 CRETONNE FILLED SCREENS, 3 taut ~~} wooden boxes of 100, to-morrow at le panela, with oak or ma ogany frames, each, 2.35 Mail Orders Filled. $5.00 CRETONNE FILLED SCREENS, 4taut Yotrons. oo panels, with oak or mahogany frames, each, 3, fr * . SCREENS, covered e it-rely with bur aps and Bargain Friday Specials. Ladios’ Yeckwear. att cot: a el; value $6.00, at $3.95; 3 LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S LISLE z i panel, value $4.50, at 2.95 }iicsz SUPPORTERS, 0 black and white, Bargain Friday Specials. | with pin top ani rubber butt»ns; pair, LIGHT WEIGHT DRESS SJIELDS, siz: 3 and 4; pa'r, RENAISSANCE PATTFRMS of HANDKER- All the new and ‘ashlonaile colorings in gi Ladies Neck xe: chiffons and velvets. The newest s' fh double bows ant scarfs, fancy etitching, black on white or j i i HIFP:, TE ENTS, TURNOVERS and sit black; lar’ $1.25 values; Bargain Friday Specials. ee ee a att : ywhityo: Darky regelar recht 372.75 caah, $XAnv BLACK LC Eh eS ls FT. VENISE LACE COLLARS. Exclus.ve dealers charge IMPORTED DARNING WOOL on cards; black a Round. 08 Lewd al peed nee pallor? and colors; card, STAR ALPACA SKIRT BRAID, 5 yard {piece , best quality, black and colore, yer Fe" $55 for the same machine rq under a different name. It is an improvement on the latest make of the Singer Sewing Machine; has self- threading shuttle, auto-« matic tension and all the atta‘hmen s. The wood- | some pattern n this lot; worth $1.25 to $2.00 most approved work is of polished oak, and the machine is fitted with three drawers. i cach; to-morrow, LIBERTY CHIFFON COLLARETTES. These acc made with fu! large ruffs and ac- 7} cordion plaited ends, $1.25 values at Zs I A LALLA, US. A. Suns at 95c. Gach Selling Great Yumbers Daily. It needs but the stirrin, martial rub-a-cub of rolling drums, the shriil piping of fifes and the rhythmical tramp of feet to transpose the Sporting Goods Department on the Second Floor into a scene of nspiring militarism. THE GUNS ARE HERE BY 1 HOUSANDS. It’s the greatest Gun Sale New York has ever known. But there's no crackling of ketry. Strife is fallen. Peace is triumphant. fae Hundreds of people are coming here every day for these War Relics. Inexpensive ond very ornamental. ‘Arare coliection of Sab.es, Revolvers, etc., is also on sale at te ices. ao Atdeeripuit pamphlet will be mailed upon request. Z pecs, y WIRE AND SPRING COLLARS, all siz:s; each, We guarantee the macbire for S years frem date of purchase, ani will agree to keep it io repair during that period. No charge for irstructions as to use and care. The same Machine, with 5 drawers and drop head, giving 1 the appearance of a table when closed, Bayonets bristle and gleam on every 15.75 | side. Men's $2. 00 Derbys at $/.00. Samples; that’s why they're half price. Non-breakable fur stock in the latest Fall blocks; small and large sizes; exceptional bar), ains. BOYS’ 20c. SCHOOL CAPS AT 15c. Fast colored navy blue rough serge and neat mixtures; some are silk lined; all are in the natty Golf shapes. 1 Ofer te 50c. Rubbers at /Ge. BIG SPECIAL SALE CONTINUES. No wonder there was a great rush for Rub"ers yeste day. Shoes had to take a back seat for the nonce. Rubbers Rubbers! That was the cry from morn till night. — > What will it be to-morrow with prices 3 TO 1-2 LESS THAN EVER BEFORE. Eere are the details: WOMEN’S 50C. RUBBERS AT 19C. PAIR. We guarantee these to be first-class quality storm and Croquet Rubbers; all 400 Short-Arm Box-Soat Dining | Chars, cack, at 7 VA Pe) ie a Chair worn eon sices, worth 5(c.; extraordinary \alues, per pair, at 19 oe ara WOMEN’S SOC. RUFBE S AT *5C. PAIR. ‘ Greatest Storm and Croquet Rubbers; fine quality; all sizes in all widths; special price, 38 ins in per pair, PE eMDIe CHILDREN'S STORM RUBBERS. nays * Chaire First quality Storm Rubbers; all sizes; well made, 25 ie MEN’S RUPBER SHOES. rants savet Good quality self-acting Rubber Shoes; all sizes 49 ‘tised by this juality } th MEN'S RUB°ER EOOTS. 2.50 Cant Very good quality Rubber Boots; we have them in all sizes; this sale per pair . lace CHILDREN'S RUBBER ii ni 4 , OR Good quality Rubber Boots; these cone in sizes 0 to FRIDAY only ! 1043, and a really remarkable bargains; per pair 85 ial the coat Women's Felt Slippers & Luliettes Chair at the cost ee or silk cord trimmed. when we ever had such good values in these warm aod handsome lines. Workmanship is very superior and the assortment of colors is particularly lar; and attractive. Worth $1.50 to $3.00 per pals. Bargain Friday, of a Side Chair! These Short-Arm Chairs are in quartered golden oak, piano polish fn 6h, banister tack, shaped legs. THE SAME CHAIR, made with spring seat and covered in genu- ine leather, Mostly all fur 2 } 2.30; x