The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1901, Page 19

5 iN \ WILL FACE PATRICK. Lawyer's Office Boy Back Here to Be Witness at Trial. MADE FULL STATEMENT. Important Document About Which District-Attorney Will Say Nothing. District-Attorney Philbin ts confident that the statement of Albert T. Pat- tick's office boy, Joseph Mayer, who re- ‘turned from Europe yesterday, will go 4 long way toward the connection of the lawyer with the munler of Willlam Marsh Rice, the milloinatre. What this statement !s the District-Attorney de- clines to eay. Mayer, who is nineteen years old. eailed for Europe unexpectedly on Sept, 16 last, and the District-Attorney later learned n good authority that he had not only purchased the poison with which Rico was killed but was present when the alleged bogus will was drawn isposing of Mr. Rice’s millions. Upon Mayer’s arrival in Liverpool he was seen to leave the ship by some Scotland Yard men, and when it be- came known that he was wanted here to testify against Patrick he was traced to the home of Joseph Rosenberg, an uncle, in Berlin, where he had gone to study the German language. District- Attorney Philbin cabled the Berlin authorities that Mayer was wanted here end asked them to watch him. They did so until George Cartwright, one of Assistant District-Attorney Gar- van’s friends, arrived. Mayer accom- panied him to the office of the United States Consul, where he made a lengthy atatement tn rgard to his knowledge of the Rice murder. Mayer and Cartwright returned to New York yesterday on the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and were met at the pier by Mr. Garvan, to whom was given the statement made on the other side by Mayer. This statement covers more than one hundred type- written pages. It was sworn to by Mayer and attested at the offico of the United States Consul-General in Berlin. That Mayer's testimony will be start- ling 1s acknowledged by the District- Attorney, who is elated over having secured him as a witness for the prose- cution. CURES CANGER BY ROENTEN RAYS CHICAGO PHYSICIAN FINDS NEW TREATMENT. Great Interest Aroused in New York in Dr. Gilman’s Dis- coveries, Publication of the theory of Dr. John E. Gilman, of the Hahnemann Hospital, in Chicago, that the Roentgen ray {s an effective cure for the dreaded disease of cancer, has stoused he greatest in- terest in the medical profession {n this city. Such is the character of the Hehnemann Institution and the reputa- tion of Dr. Gilman that his words com- mand the highest respect. While none of the physicians at the General Memorial Hospital at One Hundred and Fifth street and Central Park West, which is the cancer hos- pital of New York, cared to be quoted on Gilman's alleged discoveries, they all wai that hi snew method of oure was ‘worthy of the greatest consideration and would undoubtedly be tried in New York. Dr. Gilman’s method is simply to give the patient remedies that will puild up healthy tissues and submit the can- cer germs. He declares that he has lost Dut ene patient whom he has treated with the says and this was due to ex- haustion from inability to take proper nourishment. ‘This treatment is altogether different from any which ts generally practised by the medical profession. There are Dractically but two methods in general use—the knife and freezing of the in- + fected parts in the effort to ill the germs by cold. It !s well-known that @ cure or cancer has hitherto been con- sidered impossible. AGED WOMAN WANDERING. Mother of Thomas F. Burns Left Home on Election Night, Thomas F. Burns, of Tuckahoe, N. Y., called at Police Headquarters this morn- ing and asked to have a general alarm 4x7 ft., worth $6.00, @ent out for his aged mother, who wandered away from home on election night. , Shecan be easily Identified, because earlier that evening! she had burned her- self severely on the face und neck. When iss? seen she was walking down the road,iUward Scarsdale. She j3 small and bent and wears a quilted hood. The woods and neighboring towns have been carefully searched, but no one has been found who saw-her. RIDLEY’S TO CLOSE. Old Grand Street House to Go Out of Business in a Few Davs. Within a few days the firm of dward Ridley & Sons, for over half a century on Grand street, between Allen and Orchard, and one of the landmarks in the lower end of the city, will be a thing of the past. The firm ts now dis- posing of {ts remnants of stock, and as woon as possible dividing walls will cut the present bullding into small premises. ‘The business reached its zenith in 1887, when the sales amounted to more than biw and, Goin never lens tan K represente je stock that Wes belng carried. INDIGO BLUE CALICOES, } 4eo a Yard Remarkable special offers for Friday. BEST APRON GINGHAMS, FLOWERED QUILTING CALICOES, Fabrics that you are continually needing. Priced almost half or more less than what is regularly aske~. Prints and Flannel. Friday’s Bargain Specials. , COLORED PRINTS, SMALL DESIGNS, | SHAKER, CANTON AND SOME | OUTING FLANNELS, This section of the store ought to falrly buzz with business to- morrow. You save too considerably to overlook these induce- ments. Ofain Floor.) Interesting News from Goyland, Holiday Novelties Abound. Have you seen the Walking Dog? He's a majestic St. Ber- nard. Or what about that pecking Hen? She'll make you laugh; so true to life. It’s high time to begin buying Toys. their fullest now. FOR THE GIRLS. TRICYCLES; made of malleable iron; hard baked enamel; 18-inch side wheels; 10-inch front wheels; shaped front; adjustable seat, nicely up- Assortments are at holstered with red plush; suitable for child 2 to 4 years old; special at 2.50 FOR THE BOYS. HOOK AND LADDER TRUCK; made strong and durable of hardwcod; nicely painted in red, blue and yellow; truck is 40 inches long; has 2 four- foot side ladders, one five-foot ladder and large seat; special, 1,25 (34 Floor, Rear.) For Infants and Children. Friday’s Special Bargains. INFANTS’ OUTFITS; cute and cory: 20 different pieces; serviceable and sensible; just what any thoughtful mother of moderate meana would Pick out for her baby; the dresses are nainsook aud cambric, and the knit goods all hand made; wonderfully cheap at SPECIALS IN CHILDRENS’ COATS. A great assortment of garments that regularly old at $6.50 and $7.50. But sizes got broken, and #0 we've cut the price vigorously. All colors; latest cut and trimmings. Sizes chiefly 2 and 3 years. Very special at, INFANTS! WHITE BEDFORD COATS, long ot short, large, braided cir- cular collars; interlined; regular price, $3.50; Bargain Friday price, CHILDREN’S HATS, very excellent and stylish line of tats, velvet or satin, with Tam o' Shanter crown and full biim: styles worth up to $3.00; to hurriedly clear them to-morrow we've matked them CHILDREN’S FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS for 6.95 4.50 2.75 1.69 38 (24 Floor, Centre.) Men's Ribbed Underwear. Friday’s Bargain Specials. Exceptionally good bargaine. Twenty cases just arrived. good and warm, and sure to give the wearer plenty of satisfaction, Almost half under the regular price for to-morrow. MEN'S HEAVY FLEECE LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, very warm and soft material, wears and washes well: pearl buttons; drawers ha double gusset; every seam doubly sewn; all sizes; regular value GSc., 50 DOZEN MEN'S COTTON FLANNEL UNDERSHIRTS, all si: regular value, 85c., 39 25 (fain Floor, 18th Street.) Women’s Ribbed Underwear. Bargain Friday Specials. A favorite shopping centre for the woman who wants warm well made Ribbed Underwear. . Nearly 2,000 dozen garments to-morrow at prices that have: been purposely lowered for Bargain Friday. Bargains like these are not often offered here or elsewhere. ‘ WOMEN’S RIBBED UNDERWEAR AT 19¢. WOMEN'S RIBBED COTTON VESTS AND DRAWERS; fleeced; natural colors; cut full sizes; strongly made and nicely finished; regular value 3Sc. WOMEN’S RIBBED UNDERWEAR AT 35c. ‘WOMEN’S FINE EGYPTIAN COTTON FLEECED VESTS AND SIDE BAND DRAWERS; peari buttons; silk trimming; doubly sewn seama; extra and regular alzes; regular value 6Sc., 19 35 (Sain Floor, Near Fountain. High-Class Watt Papers. Friday’s Special Bargains. Still hurrying out those small lots from this season's clean- up. Hundreds are profiting handsomely. Three special lots for to-morrow. The latest patterns and designs: 10 rolls good quality WHITE BACK PAPER and 18 yarts BORDER; would cost regularly $1.10; entire lot, 10 rolls nice GOLD PAPER and 18 yards BORDER; would cost regularly $1.97; entire lot, 95 10 rolls FINE EMBOSSED PAPER and 18 yards BORDER; would cost regularly $3.08; entire lot, 1.75 (Third Floor, Front.) Clothes for the Boys. Special Prices for To-Morrow. We think we are particularly generous in the Boys’ Clothing Store Friday. when we make such a pleasant assertion: BOYS’ $3.50 WARM REEFERS, 2,25, 6 to 15 years. hee “BOYS? $3.00 SUITS, 1,75, Strong woollen materials, neat dark shades, dcable-breasted styles, agva 6 to 16 years, well lined and tailored. BOYS! $5.00 STYLISH OVERCOATS, 3,75, Long cut, vertical pockets, yoke, stylish shades in warm frieze coatings, well lined; ages 8 to 16 ‘years. BOYS’ $2.25 RUBBER COATS, 1,75, Pure doll finished rubber, mounted on heavy sheeting, tong cut; ages 6 to 18 years. BOYS’ 75C. WOOL SHIRT WAISTS, 45, Full cut; properly designed, plaits back and front, made of standard woollen shirtings; in navy and red; collars attached or shirt bands for white collars. YOUTHS’ $3.50 OVERCOATS, 5,50, The Mt Lon: ; friese a sary well lined and carefully tlloeds sn “te coatings: agee 15 to 10 (fata Floor, Rear.) Handsome Rugs. Friday’s Special Bargains. Rugs? Ever so many. Most excellent assortments. But room to hint of a few prices. These will suggest economy with commendable readiness, SMYRNA RUGS. ” ‘THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1901. ACTY IN ITSELF open Setzing Opportunity by the Forelock. Getting Ready for the Holidays and Taking Advantage of Bargain Friday. Not a bit too early to begin buying Christmas presents. Lots of people are doing it. It’s a shorter reach to Christmas than you’d think unless you’ve been keeping your eye on the calendar. All over the Big Store you can note the bustle and animation incidental to the ap- proach of the holiday season. Buy now and you avoid the great, surging crowds inevitable later when the rush is at its zenith. Bargain Fridays are particularly helpful now. Stronger, more important than ever. The very merchandise you want most, and at prices that tell of astonishing reductions, not only to splendidly stimulate business but to convince you beyond all question of doubt as to Q Dy! FOUNTAIN. SUNT A pect Children’s and Ufisses’ Ribbed Underwear. : A Very Special Sale Friday. We bought up the entire surplus stock of a large’ mill, and we got the garments so cheap that you can buy them for less than ) what it cost the manufacturer to make them. sewn; ecru and natural colors. VESTS AND DRAWERS; sizes 2 to 15 years; worth up to 50c.; all sizes; per garment, It's extraordinary. 24,000 Garments are included in this purchase. Every garment is ribbed and fleeced; every seam is doubly TG¢ Qlata Ploor, near Fountatn.) Sheets and Pillow Steps. Friday’s Bargain Specials. Ready for use. Our business in these lines is steadily in- creasing; but that's not remarkable. What store is giving you better value for your money? 45x30 Hemstitched cr Hemmed Pillow-Cases; the muslinand work would cost 12:c, each, Friday at s% EXTRA HEAVY. the desirability of trading here. Oh, no; we haven’t overlooked Thanksgiving. Plenty of beautiful silverware, satiny table cloths, sparkling cut glass, fine china and everything else you can possibly require. Unless you’re a daily visitor tothe World's Greatest Grocery on the fourth floor you can- not fully appreciate its distinct helpfulness. Something new, important and interesting daily. Holiday goods purchased now held until delivery is requested. Sterling Siver Gorlot Artieles. Friday’s Bargain Specials. Sterling Silver Toilet Sets, Brushes and Manicure Pieces, beautifully embossed and highly artistic. French gray and bur- nished. Designs, qualities and finish are superior. It's a delight to buy in our popular Jewelry Store. AT $9. 25—Sterling Silver-mounted Brush, Comb and Mirror, in nicely lined case; set is worth $15.00. At 98c._Sterting Silver Mounted Powder Jars, Military Brushes, Nail Brushes, lexion Bushes, Cut Glass Tcoth Powder Jase, Bonnet rushes, Cut Glass and Hat Brushes. At 48c.—Ste:ting Silver Mounted Bonnet Brushes, Talcum Jars, Dressing Comts, Button Hooks, Files, Cuticle Knives, Curling irons, sors, Salve Jars, ot Tweezers, Volishers, Scis- Nail Brushes, Com Knives, Darn- . re Tooth ‘Bru: Seals; worth jhoe Hi ter a Floor, 6th Ave) Ladies’ Stylish Yeckwear. Friday’s Bargain Specials. Busy all the time because we carry everything sanctioned by prevailing fashions and charge notably moderate prices. mstance: COLLARETTES of Brussels net, trimmed with ribbon 36. inches long ; regular price $1.50, special to-morrow, one. } For COQUE FEATHER BOAS, very popular, f one, bright lustre, nicely made, yarce lene, fae CRA RENAISSANCE LACE BOLERO JACKETS. ‘These Lace Jackets are regularly wosth $2.50; we feature them specially to-morrow, each, at (Main Floor.) Sreat Witlinery Bargains. Ready for a Big and Busy Friday. Friday is always a very lively day in the Millinery Depart- ments of the Big Store. We plan to make each Friday more interesting than its predecessor, and that we succeed is widely admitted. The following are very special for to-morrow: LADIES’ CAMEL'S HAIR FELT HATS. 100 cases, and not a Hat goes on sale until store opening to-morrow. The most desirable shapes and colors, with white stitched edges; $1.25 qualities; Friday at 39 CAMEL'S HAIR FELT WALKING HATS. Trimmed with silk mirrored velvet and large stylish pom- Pon; $3 quality; Friday at 1.45 SILK VELVET HATS BEAUTIFULLY SHIRRED and draped; $2.75 qualities, 1.75 Olala Floor, 19th 8) The Big November Sale of Tottingham Lace Curtains is Attracting Crowds of Buyers. Undoubtedly the best Nottingham Lace Cuitain values yet offered a metropolitan public. The entire Main Aisle on the Third Floor has been given over to the sale and exposition of these handsome Curtains, PRICED PER PAIR AT Such values as these carry weight with them} 3.95, 3.50, 2.95, 2.75, 2.25, 1.75, 1.25, 98c., 89c. Assortments practically unlimited. Almost 600 patterns in Severy conceivable design to choose from. Curtains are made ‘Woollen Meltons, in Oxford gray shades, ulster collars, warm plaid | from the best Egyptian yarns, all double thread weaves, with lockstitch edges. The Lowest Prices in Greater New York. (Taird Floor Lustrous Black Silks. Friday’s Special Bargains. Black Taffeta aud Blacx Peau De Cygne continue leading favorites among ebony hued silken fabrics. Nothing can diz the Popularity of Taffeta, and Peau de Cygne is seen more and more every day. Its softness and lustre make it a very desirable fabric. BLACK SARPET A-One yard wide (30 inches), guaranteed; beautiful, bright quality; regular $1.00 values; special, 78 BLACK PEAU DE CYGNE.—21 inches wide; heavy and bright quality; eoft velvet finish; regular $1.00 values; special, (lata Floor.) Dress Goods Attractions. Friday's Special Bargains. The Dress Goods Store is very ambitious to establish a new sales record to-morrow, and so comes eagerly to the front with four alluring bargains, as follows: JET BLACK SERGES: So inches wide; English manufacture; all wool; ‘sponged and shrunk; fast dye; will not be affected by sun or rain; worth Here yard; special to-morrow, 9x12 ft., worth $24.00, 18.50 | 30x60 in., worth $3.60, 1,98 75 ‘Tx1034 ft., worth $18.00, 13.50 | 26254 in., worth §2.50, 1,50 } HOMESPUN: 52 inches wide, all wool; in dark, medium and light shadeu; 6x9 ft., worth $12.00, 50 | airs ia.s erecth $1.00, 1.25 } 8180 blue and brown; worth Sc. a yard; specisi to-morrow, 59 4.75 ue St “7c {ALL WOOL ALBATROSS: Striped effects; v lar for waists; 36x72 {n., worth $4.00, 2.98 | 18x361n., worth $1.25, .75 worth 45e. a yard; apecial for to-morrow, v7 MOM 25 ROYAL WILTON RUGS; many copies of fine Turkish designs: CHECKED HOMESPUNS: Blues, browns, grays, greens, etc.; worth Soc. 18x36 in., worth §2.00, 1,50 | 6x9 ft., worth $20.00, 16,5034 Yard; special to-morrow, nose 22 27254 in., worth $4.00, 2.98 | 8.3x10.6 ft., worth $32.00, 24.00 (lain Floor) 36x03 in., worth $7.50, 10494,98 | 9x12 ft., worth $35.00, 27.00 VW) vf . a 500 SPECIAL SMYRNA RUGS. dsefu. d ¢ otcons. Alll choice designs. Friday’s Special Bargains. 9x12 size, 11.50 | 7.0210.6 aire, 8.50} A big epread of little things. Popularly low priced. Qualities 6x9 cite, 5.50 first class. Varieties greater than you will find elsewhere. BIG VARIETY OF RUGS IN ODD SIZES. Pimely, tints: Wo also make a specialty of showing a complete assortment of Odé-Sised | CORTICELLI: 100 yd. opoo! alli; | Bieseaoutcausrortitert inches RUGS, both Smyrna and Wiltons, aa follows: daa O9e.;7 a erent i 6 | wider a perenite 5 Sx8, 626, 9x9, 9210.6, 10.6x10.6, 12312, 10.6x12, 9x15, 914.6, 12415 and 15318. 90" 7 1s ASTRACHAN CLOTH TRIM- (Taira Floor.) 3 doz. sp Frapratl common 7 | MING— HOSE 8 RTERS; all et 44 to 134 Inches wide; a yd., 8c. & 15 e UPPO! i jze8; ‘4 . Cigar Excellence. Male web rubber button; te ie cibueanee suum 7 and white, a pair, 5| SoUTACHE BRAIDS; all colors, Friday’s Special Bargains. LINEN CORSET LACES, round 24 yd. tn a piece; a piece, 12 BENEFACTOR, high-grade 10c. cigar, at less than half price; tox of S0, 2,25 or flat, 4 yards long; a dor., 25|GERMANTOWN WOOL; black CREMO, perfectos, Sc. cigar; box of $0 1.60}ELITE SHELL AND AMBER and colors; iekeins to alb.; a LUCKE’S IMPORTS; Sc. cigar at exactly half price; box of 50, 1.25 }BAIRFIN as|'™ 115 “FLAG OF FREEDOM,” Sc. cigar; best value ever offered; Sumatra RENAISSANCE PATTERNS, wrapper; long combination filler; at half price; box of So, 1.25$SHETLAND FLOSS; black, collar fever centre picces, ‘Mail Orders Filled, ‘white and colors; 12 ekeins tea 22x22, 24x24; curtain borders, Id.3 a Ib, 75 | eseosted, cach, 10 Otain Freer, Rear) GAS RADIATORS, 31-in. high, IS! | RR nnn nen SHEETS for single beds, value 3Sc., at 29 SHEETS for double beds, value SSc., at . 8 SHEETS for very large beds, value 63c., at 49 BED SPREADS, value 7Sc., at 59 BED SPREADS, value $1.39, at 98 BED SPREADS, value $1.59, at 1,39 } Aso, A new line of handsome Drawn-work Sheets and Pillow Slips to match. Qtain Floor.) , Heating and Cooking Stoves. : Friday’s Special Bargains. Women’s Sateen Petticoats, Ignite your match, turn on the gas Friday’s Special Bargains. These Mercerized Sateen Petticoats have been such sellers, being strongly indorsed fashion, that we have de- termined to create a livelier demand than ever to-morrow. Every, 295 Gas Radiators are handy. —and there you are. All kinds of Stoves for Heating and Cooking purposes. line of this list helps you to save. Every Petticoat has tucked flounce, with tucked ruffles, and Sells regularly at $2.95; to-morrow they will goswiftly at WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE GARMENTS. FLANNELETTE GOWNS, special price for Friday only, 33 WOMEN’S DOMET FLANNEL NiGHT GOWNS, extra heavy, bela ©! trimmed, double yoke; 89c. quality, 6 WOMEN'S DOMET FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS, handsomely embroid- ered in silk, finished with braid or ribbon, very fine quality; worth $2.00, 1,69 (4 Fleer, Centre.) Chotce Gable Linens: | THE “IRON QUEEN STOVE” has 14-in. oven, patent cross 4 tutes, full nickel-plated jewel | piece iron, 5 holes on top, double front, and Russia iron tops, at 2.50 Cabinet base of beautiful dest 5, SAME RADIATOR with bronze fall nlekel-plated; to-morrow at’ 16,00 Friday’s Bargain Specials. fivish, at .00 nx eas me aeek acleh Radice uy HOUSEFURNISHINGS. What do you need inthe way of Table Linens? Think a bit. with jewe's, 3i-in. high,» 2,50, GAS CHANDELIERS, of ‘solid We are showing some very beautiful assortments of fancy OIL pee ier 3 bleh pom hers beecbrad 1.30 {Table Linens with Torchon Lace, Renaissance, Mexican’ and steel with the Edward Miller 2arm size at 1.60 {Japanese work. fs front, ricke!-plated, tral 2 yes, ; 3 cau, mt “burner, {ancy design; A oo |b etapa GAS LAMP, —_,, }DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS in 3aizes, each, Ve ES. WS " ‘ wat . : HEMSTITCHED 5 swing top ard urn, large size fire | Sieget-Cooper Mantle, s, each, : Pot, good quality of iron, 3.00 MEDICINE CABINETS, mate VERY MUCH FINER SETS in 3 sizes, each, 5.50 6.50 7.50 ROUND PARLOR | STOVE, | of guardwood, with 3 shelves, | |, } DOUBLE DAMASK COVERS in 3 sites, each, 195 245° 2.95 wi lou loors, in. fire re 5 t, full nickel plated, fa Full site GALVANIZED ASH DAMASK NAPKINS at almost any price you wish Ce Umm, dumpingand shaking grate, 7,50 Poe ag a DOH ae For the 18 1024 26 tack: SQUARE PARLOR STOVE, 6 ft. 98 1.39 1.50 3.95 Des Tiet base! utes Arsipoted dou | RROVED) (CURTAIN —2 FANCY LINENS—GENUINE BARGALSS. re! > ein, : }, 6x12, F ble doois, fancy design, 11.00 | 7516 size, at 95 } RENAISSANCE DOILIES, round or square, about 6 inches in diameter, : THE RINCIPIO" COOKING 1 C it id regular price 12h6c. ; each at 6 HB FOLDING IRONING BOARDS, : ¢ STOVE his a heavy cabinet, . ; 5 A STOVES} yicablne with 44eft. stand, 60 { SCARFS and SHAMS, emboldered on lawn, regular price S0c.; epeclalat 25 gtate, 1S:in. oven, with 6 holes COFFEE MILLS, with steel SPACHTEL SCARPS ot SHAMS, new eects, regular pie 61.S0h.epe on top; No. 7 site, with high epee hardwood ie 10 $ ctal at , “i ae ’ pipe and shelf, at 15.50|D) prnipereariaart | folding frdok RENAISSANCE CENTRE PIECES, round or equate, regular price $1.00; io HARDWOOD COMBINATION | " 6! special at STEP LADDER and CHAIR, 75 | scones a ; (anment) }Extra large size Laundry Bags, each at IS (Qllata Ficer. Finest French Limoges and Austrian China. Friday’s Special Bargains. World's Sreatest Srocery. - Friday’s Bargain Specials. It’s a good, interesting and comprehensive, Ust, and it will Chop Trays, Chocolate Pots, Tea Pots, Sugar and Cream, } certainly bring a fine volume of trade to the on the 4th Cracker Jars, Fancy Salad Bowls, Syrup Jugs, Plates, Cups and }Floor to-morrow. You can tell-at a glance how special the prices Saucers. Great variety of decorations; fully one-third and one- 2f¢- j half less than the regular cost; prices range from 50c. to $5 each. } FISH: Pancy selected Jersey Striped Bass or Salmon Steaks, Ib., 12: The variety is too large to attempt to quote individual prices. LONG ISLANY FLOUNDERS or BUTTER FISH, Ib., 6 CUPS and SAUCERS, PLATES, CHOCOLATE POTS & CRACK- ‘urkeys of Peansyty, . FRUIT SAUCERS, ‘Ac.; fixe ER JARS, very handsomely Fe CHa eer aueeininenetior ees tr? mala 12% Austrian china; richly decorated decorated and gold traced, finest ahi in colors: gold traced; 5 jularly thin Austrian china; regularly MUTTON: Forequarter fancy Canada Mutton, Ib., 7 seid iat 2c" enh, A Rene MMI RINEE oe 95 ‘MARMALADE: Hazel" English Marmalade, 1-Ib. glass jars, 15) CUPS and SAUCERS, PLATES : lof/all alten: Ftult’ Saucera,' dec": DINNER SET; 100 pieces; fine LEMONS: Cholce juicy thin skin Lemons, doz., 12 finest Foi tish orcelsin in) ths | Botcelain; regularly sold at 6.49 } ORANGES: Fancy Sweet Florida Oranges, dot., 20 low blue decoration; Oriental de- 9. % 4 ripn; regularly sold at 20c., 9] DINNER SET; 112 pleces; fine UNEEDA BISCUITS: Pkges., 355 CUPS an! SAUCERS, PLATES | porcelain, richly decorated; reg- 7.50 | DELICATESSEN: New Philadelphia Farm Scrapple, Ib., 9 of ussorted sizes; and OYSTER ularly sold at $11.00, . ine French and Ger- DINNER SET; 100 plecea; finest ious Selected Frankfurter, Sausage, 3 Ibe, 25 - very handsomely by English porcelain; very rich flow FIGS: New importation Four Crown Smyrna Figs, Ib., 12 2 tie lecuenioe Tekuuatlysecld 15,00 } CORN: State Cream Sugar Corn, can 7 f DINNER SET, 109 pieces, finest SOUP: Large size cans ‘‘Victory’’ Condensed Soups, assorted, 3 cans, 25 ly soldat 35c. 19 | Austrian’ China. Hew | ahapes, COFFEE: ‘Breakfast Blend," very satisfactory in body, aroma and CABORETTE, OR LOBSTER at $22, frag’ Pe 13,50 } HaEtaReE, IO 13 SALAD DISII, with handles, TEA SET, 56 pleces, finest Aus- RASPBERRIES: Park"? brand preserved Black or Red Raspberries, fancy a arejstically pasee trian China, richly decorated: can, 11 ta’el, finest Austrian china; larly wold at $7.00, 5 : “Park” regularly sold from $1250 $2, 1,00, “*SUatY wold at janis: & EGG PLUMS ; “Park brand Egg of Green Gage Picens, 31m, con, 12 ~~ TEA: Your choice of our Green, Black or Blended Teas, Ib., s @. C. 4 SARDINES : ‘ Hazel "* imported boncless Sardines, can, 19 S urest a. na 40S. BEANS: Fancy N. Y. State hand picked Pea Beans, 4 Ibs., 19 SOAP: Armour’s Woodchuck Soap, 10 cakes, 19 Friday’s Special Bargains. Toothsome dainties—freshly made. Contain nothing but what is purest. Regularly 20c. per pound. To-morrow very special at 13c. Ib. MOLASSES CREAMS, BUTTERCUPS, LEMON COCOANUT, MOLASSES PEPPERMINTS, ASSORTED FRUIT TABLETS, AMERICAN CREAM PEPPERMINTS, AMERICAN BROKEN CANDY, Wen’s Clothing. Special Prices for To-Morrow. ‘We have been in the Men’s Clothing Store picking out some — very excellent things to feature for Friday. : Here they are. Weather such aswe have had this week particularly emphasizes the need of a good Rain Coat. Ix3 COCOANUT BON-BONS, pound. VIRGINIA SALTED PEANUTS, MEN’S $10 WINTER OVERCOATS, 6.00. SUGAR PEPPERMINTS, (Mata Floor.) Long, full cut; made of stylish Oxford coatings; well Ned and tailored. MEN'S $3.00 FINE RAIN COATS, 5.00 Fine mackintosh Rain Coats; ail woollen fabrics; Oxford, blue and black; loz, Friday 1s Special Bargains. {ull cut; slested pockets; velvet collars; stylish plaid linings. » MEN’S $2.00 TROUSERS, 1.00) Simply because the sizes are small we are going to close out ssottment of middle welght trousers; sizes 30 to 36 waist a lot of Flannelette Dressing Sacques in several styles, including Re enie prevailing styles in wrarstade aad Coastmnnesas "i Kimonos or tight-back effects, at almost half price to- 50 MEN'S $10.00 HOUSE ROBES, 4.00 : morrow. These garments are worth 89c. and 98c., but aes pi Shae Fees ie Sula Rane ee eee ine English fabrics; very latest effects in plaids; full long cut; COT CED UGG for both Rotes and Lounging Gowne; these coats were imported to sell at $10.00, 75 § theretore they are excepti 5.50 EIDERDOWN DRESSING SACQUES, ripple cloth; very heavy; worth 9c., jonally strong bargains at this price. ROBES of Extra Fine Quality Ripple Eiderdown; handdomely finished (sain Floor, Rear.) with satin ribbon; gathered back; frogs and heavy girdle, very special at Sa teeta tI RR TANT NN TT ’ Z thate; regular value $1.09; apecial 100iYon’s $2.25 Sample Hats, 95e, pat Floor, Centre.) Newest shapes in Derbys, Troopers, Alpines and Golf styles, . Entire sample line of a big Danbury, Conn., concern. So. 00 Comforters, L JID Amazing good bargains at the price we quote. 95c, never ‘ To-morrow Very Special at ¢, bought so much hat value before. BOYS’ TAM 0’ SHANTERS. ‘ absolute cleanliness and purity, Oslorless, of course. We have just received an instalment of Comforters. Made just like the good old-fashioned quilts, with all the improvements that modern scleace can employ. Three styles special Friday. Women’s Sacgues, Robes, Wrappers. (Se A new FLANNELETTE WRAPPER; extra heavy quality; handsomely samples, they are naturally the manufacturer's most careful Hate, i ve soll de up specially to our order. This { ‘ Ail the Comforters we sell are made up specially to , Sane on aba wool cloth le abaien ol fosaui Gligty Vannes cena aes 2 pretty emblems; full S0c value, CHILDREN'S WINTER TOQUES. * Ruttled ends, A uA lsuitehes ceatres } Your choice at J, SQ Pretty patterns in warm wool yaras;assort=4 etadea in double full Size, ( Tufted, with plain ends, ° signs; full 40c. value (Taira Fioor, Front)