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

j . EAGLES HAVE ~ARAW FEVER, Birds of Prey inCentral Park Aviary Are in Bad Condition. ONE EXCITES SYMPATHY. Young Woman Calls Attention to Its Suffering and Keeper Dis- cusses Its Ailment. A young woman walking past the eagle cage in Central Park this morning noticed that one of the birds seemed Ill. Moved by the feminine disitke to messing suffering even in animals, she called the keeper's attention to eagle. ness, the keeper told the visitor illness in the aviary wus one of hardest things with which the menagerie attendants had to deal—and thereby hangs a tale. Surprising as it may seem, of all the birds In the park aviary none gives the keepers so much anxiety as the hardy American eagle. This !s not because of wit- the After thanking her for her kind- that the any viclousness or undesirable habits on the eagle's part. So long as there is “pomething doing’ in the matter of food and drink at what he considers reason- edly regular intervals, the eagle is as gentle and fine-tempered a@ dini as of his mates. But once !n a while, in a manner for reasons known only to himself, he develops a peculiar malady, which any and af. flea the skill of keepers and ornitholo- cists alike, Troubled with Swelled Head. Without warning, when the distemper attacks the bird, his eyes grow 1 and bloodshot and his head swells to Remedies, in his head, tho eagle But twice its normal size. such cases, are without avail. able :o hold y) jarge ters for a week, or sometimes ten days, wiien ho dies. The nature of the illness no one been able to discover, nor is there lar name for it Some “brain fever,’ others “vertigo.” keepers, refer to it as the PInWehave been eaid Smith, of the ap telopa very" auddenty. upon the bird its victim has no ch: Th “eagie’ bafied by the disease,” brain malady. at no stated Intervals, and de- Once ‘it seizes ance, has any it call e ‘. have called in veterinarics and or- Nithologists for advice, but they were ag ignorant regarding the cases as I was. May Be Indigestion. “Personally I am inclined to think the malady {s due to digestive trouble. In feeding the eagies the keepers throw the chunks of beef on the ground. More or less dirt and sand necessaril: tt on it, und the birds swallow this einieh: ing when they eat the meat. “The sand probably upsets their di- restive a the bioed ‘to thelr hen seems to me very similar to the att of vertigo from which mankind suffers. on many 1 have had autopsies perform of the eagles which have died from paratus, which, In turn, driv ds. The di the falady. and it has always developed too, do not doubt {sa contributor, on the disease. |. the eagt when restrained In a cage. ritates his brain, and when ‘hen, tivity any ill sei thete, Gigeative Organs were affec'ed, that factor in Like a convict le frets moro or less Fretting tr- Jays hold of lim it naturally goes to the irritated spot. Chance for a Specialist. “And let me say,” grand medical man. We have man horse doctors, dug dictora and ca! ore. fa this town, but not a singts oF. “If some able youn; vote himself to a st conclud: superintendent, “that ornithology opens a field for some ingenious young tors, doc- bird man would de- y of birds, their natures and ailments, he would make a fortune for himself and add much valu- able information to science.” WAIF WILL GET ~ HUGE FORTUNE WAS STARTED BY LUCK PLAY- ING POKER. Lyman Ballard, of Lockport, N. Y., Forgave Adopted Daughter, but Did Not Tell Her. LOCKPORT, N. Y., Nov. 19.—Mrs. Marry Rundell, the adopted daughter of i.yman Bullard, will Inherit the greater Portion of his estate of $500,000, though he disinherited her five years ago when she married a young clerk, contrary to his wishes. He made a will at that time cutting her off without a cent, but the will cannot be found now, and the supposition is that he voluntarily destroyed it. Bullard's fortune was started by a lucky venture playing poker in New York, He went there as a hand on a canal-boat, and when he drew his money began playing poker. phenomenal. and he gradually went heayler games, Ie finally struck a game His luck was Into Where, enormous sums were wagered, and tn one night won $200,000. This ih this vy: when she married sum he invested In real estate scinttv. He adopted a waif in Cleveland some years aro, educated her and was planning to send her to Burope Rundell. Since then Bullard has lived alone, and no one was near him when he died fr ise In a lonely farm-hor 180. pease ——=_ dis- OLD MAN TRIES SUICIDE. Daughter Prevents Him by Taking Away His Razor. Oray the prompt action of his daughter last night prevented Philip Steickelman, who Is eighty-four years old, from ing his life, end- Mr. Steickelman lives at No 31 Bradford street, Brooklyn. His daughter saw him attempting to cut his throat with a rager and ran to prevent him The father {s very feeble and the daughter took the razor away from him |* before much hurm was done, only a 1 slight wound haying been made. trate Furlong, before whom “Btrte Strie: Man was urralgned this A old man home in amorning, je care jagiee It \cently ' damask, THE WORLD: ‘TUESDAY EVENING, UV weienic 19, WOOL. Home- Fitters’ Day at the Big Store Go-Morrow. ACTY IN ITSELF Siecle oven OE ine Net OO Crowds Buying Lace Curtains. Sale of Nottinghams Continues Spiritedly, But Only 4,000 Pairs Are Now Left. ‘What a rush for Curtains! The sale began a week ago with 15,000 pairs, and now we're down to 4,000 pairs. That means you'll have to hurry if you want to share in the best that's left. We've reassorted them and MARKED THEM EVEN LOWER THAN BEFORE. Choice patterns. The designs are all new and handsome, consisting of the very best Scotch; Saxony, Nottingham, guipure and fish net effects. Prices range in this astonishing fashion: 89e., 1.25, 175, 225, 2.95 and 3.50, DENTELLE-ARABE LACE CURTAINS. cost. 6.90, 6.35, 5.25 and 4.50. fringed, 700 Pairs Mercerized Gapestry Portiores at one-half .to two-thirds less than regular prices. Beautiful new goods, lustrous as silk; some with the popular corded edges, others have the new Imperial fringe; unexcelled designs and rich color combinations; ‘Wednesday's prices per pair, 8.85, 4.85, FINE VALUES IN COUCH COVERS. $4.00 COUCH COVERS, oriental designe, rich colors, heavily 3.95. $6.00 COUCH COVERS, extra wide, Turkish rug patterns, for 1.90 ‘Wednesday, each, 3.60 Housefurnishings. Specials for Homefitters’ Day. A handy Het—-ranging from Ash Cans to Gas Mantles. Merit is like emoke-—you can’t hide Impossible to conceal the excellence of The Big Store's fares. Nothing but what’s best ever gets a showing here. Would we be so continuously busy if it were otherwi ASH CANS; extra heavy galvanized fron; special, DOG COLLARS; one dozen different designs; choice, PASTRY BOARDS, of hardwood, with cleated ends, jee? TROWING BOARD, hard wood, full size, Beatly finished, 4 1-2 ft. size, one S ft. cise, CANISTERS, various denigns; 4 differs ext alzes; worth 25c. to S0c.; choice, DOUBLE ROASTING PANS; heavy basting kind; 13x17 size, Solid Brass Se'Clock TEA KETTLES, 1.00: 32 10 30: = CHAFING DISHES, with ‘wre iron good quality alcoho! lamp, holding 2 pints, 2.25 Columbia Bissell’s CARPET SWEEP- ERS, 1,50 ENAMEL WARE. He Arabian Curtains are in high favor now. We are showing a beautiful assort- ment of exclusive patte:us in exact reproductions of the real at 1-10 the. Grand values Wednesday at these prices, per pair: ance. tjuadrupl Tupte eeiated HAIR_RE- BAB! . Fork, Cup, Spoch and" Napkin Rice, ‘ork, Cup, Spoon and Napkin Rivg; cholee, LOT 2—BREAD BREAD BUTTER DISHES, STICKS, 10-inch SERV- Thay CANDLE ING TRAY, WATER PITCHERS, LOVING CUPS AND CHOCOLATE POTS; worth up to $3.00, 10| Every plece strictly first quality nicke GENUINE “ENTERPRISE of “UNI- FN RaTrLE, cn VERSAL” MEAT CHOPPERS; fam- ps a be DRESSMAKERS! CUTTING TABLES; 36 inches long, 45 babe holding 2 2 i rene’ MILK OR RICE = AIN SJBOILERS, 2-quart He size, 55 5 75 | DISH PAN, holding 14 quarts, 5S co Dasanae SAUCEPANS, witheover, T Se re, u iresines! INCANDESCENT GAS LAMP, com- lity hoppers and hardwood box 10| plete with mantle and chimney, 353 JAPANNED COAL HODS, extra heavy GAS CHANDELIERS of solid brass, 2- stock, Mo. 15 size 15 | arm size, 1.30 BLACKING CABINET, of hardwood WELSBACH MANTLES, No. 2size, 18. and oak finish; regularly $1.50; special; 1.00! SPECIAL MANTLE, 8 And others up to i LOT 7—Rogers Al plate on é: He Fr rete xceptionally Jtandsome Framea fancy paitem TE A- Pictures at 3.785. Received just in time for Wednesday. Much better than any we ever. offered before at that price; ought to be, for they’re worth twice as much. avures and Pastels, fitted in a handsome ed gold corners; size 20x24 inches; You must see them to appreciate them. Very artistic hand-colored Phot: gilt frame, with mat and bu Prices Wi Peremptoril Cut to Hurry Them Out out Delay. About 90 beautiful Parlor Suites. ples. They are on the floor and we want to say good- by to them so we can utilize the space for holiday aeplaye! New and handsome designs. All choice sam- Some have magnifi- carved frames; others are beautifully inlaid ' with fine French marqueterie and pearl. All are piano polished, made with best tempered steel springs, and covered with high grades of satin , embossed silk plush, tapestry and verona. NO BETTER VALUES THAN THESE WERE EVER OFFERED AT THE PRICES WE QUOTE:— 3-PIECE PARLOR SUITES. $29.00 40,00 4.00 50.00 4.78 62.50 At 17.50 ; actual value, actual value, actual valae, ectual value, actual value, actual value, actual value, actual value, actual value, actcal value, actual value, actual value, ectual value, 31.50 5 37.50 ; 42.50 50.00 ; 60.00 5 75.00 ; 82.50 ; 95.00 ; At 110.00 ; At 125,00 ; At 147,50; 5-PIECE PARLOR SUITES. 45.00 ; actual value, §60.00 60.00 ; actual value, 77.00 71.25 ; actual value, 85.00 75.00 ; actual value, 95.00 86.25 ; actual value, 110.00 95.00; actual value, 120.00 99.00 ; actual value, 125.00 At 110,00; actual value, 234.00 At 119.50; actual value, 145.00 At 135.00; actual value, 161.00 At 144.00; actual value, 187.50 At 167.50 ; actual value, 199.00 At 175,00 ; ectoal valvs, 320.00 At TABLESPOONS of FORKS, set of 6, OYSTER PORES, set of 6, COFFEE SPOONS, set of 6, » SUGAR SPOONS and KNIVES, }, each, bpd KNIVES, triple plate, act of 6, GRAVY LADLES, eR ‘TABLESPOO! 1,50 | of 6, $10.75 ) decorated pieces. r | Practically everything in the way of dishes jor the giving table. Particularly excellent values in Turkey Platters. JUAD- UPLE PLATED BAKING DISHES, UAD- a UPLE PLATED ICE WATER PITCHERS, UADRUPLE PLATED UREEN, SOUP LADLES, r soup WAIT- Ul ERS, SALAD BOWLS, SUGAI BOWLS, SPOON-HOLDEXS, CREAM _ PITCHERS, CRUMB SETS, BUTTER DISHES, WATER PITCHERS, CANDLESTICKS, FERN DISHES; choice at LOT 9—Sterling silver Tableware, guataniced 925-1000 fire. TEASPCONS, per set of 6, $2.95 to DESSERT SPOONS and FORKS, set of 6, $7.50 to 98 to DINNER AND DES- SERT KNIVES, set of 6, $12.00 to 15.00 Sterling Handle CAKE KNIVES, 2.25 Bterliag Silvee SOUP LADLES, 5.00 Sterling Silver 3-plece CHILD'S SET, 3.75 | Sterling Silver GRAVY LADLES, 1.50 | Sterling Silver H CREAM LADLES, 98 | — Sterling Silver Indi- | vidual SALT SETS, 3 pieces, 1,25 Sterling Silver BON-BON DISHES, $1.75 up to 10.50 Sterling Silver NAPKIN RINGS, 45c. to 3.00 Sterling Silver Mounted SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS, each, 25 Others up to, each, 1.50 PEARL HANDLE FRUIT KNIVES, sterling silver ferrule and silver Plated blades; worth $4.00 per set of 6, 1,95 LOT 10--NICKEL AND SILVER PLATED NUT SETS: 6 picks in box, 10c., 15¢. and 25 © picks and cracker {n box, 19c.,35¢., 59 |12 picks and 2 crackers in wooden case, 98 STERLING SILVER MOUNTED TOILET ARTICLES., 45 LOT 11 terlin ounte $0 Brusb,Comb 75 and Mirror, in fancy lined case, 55! Gentlemen's set of Military Brushes and Comb, in fancy case, Sterlirg Mounted Brush and Comb, | in case, 1,05 ' STERLING MOUNTED MIRRORS, 50 $5.95 to INS and FORKS, eet ' 2.25 2.95 1,25 2.25 7.50 10.50 9.75 6.75 2.50 14.00 Ohe Big Sate a Splendid Success. The scope of the sale is simply marvelous. Everything from a 25c. salt and pepper shaker to a $165.00 oak chest of 84 pieces of gleaming stirling silverware. And there’s the whole range of cutlery specials, too. Sterling silver mounted toilet urticles are a new feature to-morrow to add fresh interest and impetus to the sale. A great opportunity MOUNTED LAIR $1.50 to MUUNTED CLOTH for Thanksgiving and early holiday shoppers. Fine, too, if you want to give a choice wedding or anniversary present. PRICES CONTINUE TO EXCITE THE ADMIRATION OF ALL WHO SEE THESE BEAUT:FUL DISPLAYS. Things are selling fast. What else could you expect with such an extraordinarily tempting array spread so allur ngly before you? We've been planning this sale for months. The biggest and best makers in the United States have helped enthusiastically to make it the greatest Silverware and Cutlery Sale this city tas ever known. uality, beauty and economy combine to’ make it an occasion of pronounced and widespread import- lotel men, ani other large users of silverware and cutlery, are buying prodigaily. Entire main aisle is devoted to this display. 5 41.73 to 4.95 STERLING MOUNTED HAT BRUSHES, $1.25 to 2.50 STERLING MOUNTED MILITARY BRUSHES, each, Y8c. to 3.50 RUAD- UPLE LATED TOILET SET, brush, comb and mirtor, beautifut- ly emtos- Sed, in case complete, at 4.50 STERLING SILVER IN OAK CHESTS. ‘ POLISHED OAK CHEST OF 54 PIECES OF STERLING SILVER TABLE WARE: 1 doz. dinner knives, 1 doz. deasert knives, 1 dor. diver forks, 1 doz. desasrt forks, 1 doz. table spoons, 1 dor. deascrt 5] doz. tea spoons; very spe- 24-PIECE OAK CHEST STERLING TABLE WARE: 6 knives, 6 tozks, 6 table spcons, 6 tea spoons; very special, at 165.00 49.00 FINE CUTLERY PRICED LOW. CARVING SET, knife, fork and stesl, best quality of sicel, mother-of-pearl haniles, CARVING SET, knife, fork ani steel, Clark, American cutlers; antique ee loid handies; regularly worth 6. CARVING SET, knife, fork and stecl, stag haniles, with fancy aterl- ing silver ferrule ‘and good quality stecl; Lought to sell at $4.50, CARVING KNIFE AND FORK, handsomely finished with stag O-inch curved blade; f AND GUARD FORK celluloid or stag handles, extra quality steel, manufactured by Landers, Prary & Clark; regu- larly worth §2.50, HARD RUBBER HANDLE CARV- ING KNIFE AND GUARD FORK, fine quality steel, made by Landers, Frary & Clark, ‘and worth $2.00; this sale. CARVING KNIFE AND FORK, Bridgeport steel, gecuine stag han- dles and German silver ferrule; worth $1.50, BREAKFAST OR GAME CARVER AND FORK, made by the Putoam Cutlery Co., fine quality steel, with stag handles, DINNER KNIVES AND FORKS, white celluloid handles and fine quality steel, per set of 6 knives and 6 forks, DINNER KNIVES AND FORKS, hite celluloid handles, tancy fer- suse ard goos quality etzel, made by Landers, Frary & Clark, set of 6, PEARL HANDLE DINNER KNIVES, fancy srurling silver ter- rule and silver plated blades; woith $5.00, set of 6, FRUIT KNIVES, white celluloid handl:s, silver-p'ated blades and farcy ferrule; worth $2.25, set of 6 in box, SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SALE OF ANY NUMBER OF EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. Covered Dishes, Soup Tureens, Cups, Saucers, Plates, etc., in great variety. We make these great reduc tions in prices simply to close out three oven stocks, and to reiuc: the surplus of others. Early comers will profit handsomely. The lots are assorted on special tables in the Basement. FRENCH LIMOGES AND AUSTRIAN CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS, Tea and Buillon size, and Plates of all sizes---Breakfast, Tea, Bread, Butter and Oyster Plates, that regularly sold at $5.00 to $7.00 a dozen; special, each, at .....----++se00e PLATTERS, or Meat Dishes, fine Austrian chira, 12-in., 144n, and 16- in, ali " ly sold at $1.00 to 93.00; opectal at GRAVY BOAT, regularly sold at 35¢.; epecial at BAKER OR VEGETABLE DISH, rez- ularly sold at 35c. to 45c.; special at COVERED BUTTER DISH, regularly fold at $0c.; special at GRAVY BOAT—Finest English porce- lain, richly decorated and gold traced; regularly sold at 35c.; special at SUGAR BOWL, with cover; regularly sold at 2Sc.; special at COVERED BUTTER DISH; regulatly 0014 at 3Sc.; special at SALAD BOWL, BAKER DISH and PICKLE DISH; regularly sold at 25c. to 3Sc.; special at PLATES of all sizes, CUPS and BAU- bgt las; oe ize; regulary sold at +8 a On all purchases of $5 or more (except goods to be sent C. 0. D.), Maine, New Hampohire 50 15) 15 25 | COVERED DISHES ard Soup Tureens at $1.£0 to $2.00; special at CUFS and SAUCERS, A. D. coffee size, “ne china, rich'y “ecorated; regu- larly sold at 20c.; epectal at UNDERPRICED. | Here's an opportunity to seize cager'y. TURKEY DISHES in the finest’ English porcelain, decorat id | with a huge, proud, strutting turkey gobbler in rich color eLects; the 24x19 0! NEED MOST. | Cracker Jar and Cho-:olate Pot, fine china, richly decorated, regularly sold at 9Sc.; special at Cabotettes, or Fancy Salad Dishes of finest Austrian china, regula:ly sold at $1.25 to #2.00; special at |Salad Bowls and Celery Trays, fine | china, richly decorated, regularly sold at 3%c.; special at Vermont, New York, |FINE TURKEY DISHES MUCH 15 | 8 te, $4.85; tho 22419 size this sale at 3.85 JUST THE FANCY CHINA YOU 18 We Prepay Freight Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, 0 HANDSOME AUSTRIAN 1, 1, 4.95 2.25 50 50 1,25 05 3.00 Chotce China and Slassware AT LESS THAN 50C. ON THE DOLLAR. From the finest French and Austrian potteries. Many are beauti!ully traced wit coin gold. hanks- FRENCH DINNER SETS. {Dinner Set, ated; special Dinner Set, 100 pieces, fine Austrian chica, richly decorated; ‘special at Set, 101 pleces, French Limoges spec al Dinnct Set, 101 pieces, French Limoges 112 pieces, richly decor- at 13, Exc uisitely so 16.50 chira with coin gold edges; special at 44,00 Tea Set, $0 pieces, fine Austrian china; spectal at WATER TUMBLERS AND LEMONADE SETS. WATER TUMBLERS, crystal glass, Nuted bottcms; regularly sold at 35c. per docen; special at LEMONADE SET, water size, Bohe- misn glass, large size Jug, 0 Tumblers ani Embossed Tray; regularly sold at | 9Sc.; special at 0} yard, 23 60 to any railroad station within the following States: and New Jersey. Rhode Island, | THE BIG STORE SIEGEL E OOPERE Sen utnely Sood Stoves. All the best Heating and Cooking Stoves are Here. Don’t waste your money ona poor stove. Come where you can get the best at a fair price. “ We are showing complete lines of nearly all the best Heating and Cook- ing Stoves made. No matter whether you pay $1.00 or $13.50 the stove is sure to be right if you get it here. PARLOR STOVE GAS RADIATORS with troaze finish, } beautiful self-fee: 4 tubes, 31 inches high, ; heavy and strong, o i et 2.00 genuine doors, nickel- G-tute si eenalne doesn ieleael: Grtube size, same height, same Kind a 2% $ top, dumping ant M a ; shaking grat, 8.50 ¢.BURNER NICKEL RADIATOR, f PARLOR CYLINDER with larger tubes, 2.50 | STOVE, strongly leopat} mace, beat cuatity CYLINDER STOVES, with Russia sesh Drick, dumping prate, 3,00, itou tubes; 24 burners, 1,00 ini fi a ROUND PARLOR “IDEAL BEAVER " STOVE; nickel- Sas A) HEATING TOVE, 4 plat: Hing; bronze fisish; swinging < 460 2 um large catinew base; is selt- feeding; has combination dumping and shaking grate; regularly — §15.00; NOVELTY OIL HEATER, durable, special, 11,00 simple and practical, made entirely of “CROWN CABLE” COOKING steel, with the Edward Miller front, STOVE; 6 holes cn top; 15 inch aquate oven; cabinet base and full nickel- plated trimminge; extra heavy iron; 13.50 No. 7 size, 11,25 “RUBY NICKEL STOVE; to the ‘Crown Cable,'* with eu, The simi high Worid’s Greatest Srocery. So widely has the fame of this fine Grocery spread that thousands of visitors to New York come hereevery week. These strangers wander about the Grocery and marvel at its largeness, completeness, cleanliness and gen- eral attractiveness. . They quickly discern that pure and wholesome foods are the only kind offered for sale here, as ‘‘the highest standerd of excellence’’ is the motto of the Grocery. ‘'Harel’’ brand is a fine realization ot this, for it embodies the best that scientific skill, sanitary precaution and healthful in- gredients can assure or produce. WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR, “Haxcl'" | PUMPKIN: ‘‘Harel’* extra fancy Wis- conrin Golden Pur piin, the best for brand; ade from special grown i wheat, deprived of the outside husks aking ithe o'é-fashtoned home-made only, and contalns greater poateitive | Pumpkm Pies; doz., §1.35; can, . 12 properties than the ordinary flour; 1 ESSKH: Extra fb. nack, a5c.; $1. sack, 18 Bamaek Bota: tie, See) pocued 20 MILK, ‘* Hazel’ brand condensed milk; “Harel” Sitver Kettle Ttoduced from pure cow's milk and ne meh from Seated fossessing the largest percentage of ripe Jersey Tomatoes amd seasoned cream; doz., $1.15; can, 10 with pure spices; dor., 81.15; bottle, 10 ASPARAGUS, ‘' Hazel” brand extra | COPFEE: + * fancy White’ California Asparagus; Pee ee ocacaralts. beat tal very tender, sweet ani possessing | of all that ts good in Coffee; makes « ratutal flavor, can, 35) moot delicious dzink; 3 Ibe., $1.00; Ib, 34 LAMB, hindquarters fancy Canada | PRUNES: Fancy large Santa Clara Spring’ Lamb, Ib., 11 | Frait, rich and meaty, I, 8 FISH, Fancy Chicken Halibut Steaks, COCOA: *‘Hasei’” concentrated Break- Aster dc ares 11] fast Cocoa, produesd trom a high qnality of beam, '61b. can, 20 OATS, ‘‘ Hazel" Rolled White Oats; MINCE MEAT: “Herel” brand extra choicest selection grown; entirely {ree choice condensed Mince Meat, fee from bulls and impurities; 2-Ib. pkge., 10 from ‘the best selected meat aad tune PINEAPPLE: ‘Hazel’ extra fancy ported fruits; 3 1D. pail, 35. Grated ot Sliced Pineapple, the finest OLIVES: ‘‘Hazel’” extra fancy Span'ah ‘ Pines, packed in heavy syrup, Queen Olives, carefully packed, 10 oz. bots., i 23 PRESERVES: ‘‘Harel"' (A) brand, ex- fruit, 5 2 xtra ctoice first pickings, | TEA: fancy Formora Oolong, Young Hyson, tra fancy who! 5 India Ceylon, Gunpowder or Enjlish |eelected fruit and granulated sugar, Breakfast Te excellent cup quali- | carefully packed !: 25 ties, 5 Ibs., $2.00; Ib., 43 STEAWEEARIES Harel Geel iz CANNED VEGETABLES: ‘‘Harel'’ | fancy preserve itrawberries, ee! brand extra fancy Maine Sugar CORN, | frutt atd sugar, doz., $2.10; cam, 18 creamy SUCCOTASH, delicious Mar: SOAP: Hazel” absolutely pure Borax rowtat PEAS or Golden WAX BEANS, or Family Laundry Soap. box of 62 doz., $1.15; can, 10 | full pound cakes, $2.85; cake, 5 Art ts Ce re in Hew Carpets. i Wednesday’s Very Excellent Specials. A Carpet is more than a mere floor covering. It either enriches a room or deprives it of artistic harmony. Properly chosen, it is a thing of beauty. We are showing Carpets of the most delicate hues to those of boldest coloring and designing. Not only do we offer you the handsomest that brains can produce, but we ask you prices that make it particularly advantageo s for you to deal here. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS in a great |SAVONIERRE and AXMINSTER / variety of parlor, ball and atair pat: | CARPETS, per yard, at 95 Terns; regularly 7Sc., 50 | 1o-wire TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, | with and without borders; all the new steroa wich and sei fRout bee designs. Worth $1.45 yard. allan [atale’ patterns 0) es | ROYAL WILTON CARPETS; worth roralar Sec: quality; pet yan, 60 $3.25 yard, at 1,35 - WILTON VELVET CARPETS, extra high pile, with and without bord:ra, hall akd etalr patterns to match; worth $1.25 a yar Selling Gver So Many Rugs. Beautiful to the Eye, Soft to the Foot and Cheering to the Purse. Rugs never had such a boom as they're gitting this Fall. The demand isincessant. We are selling an amazing number of them. The Rug Store is exceeding all past records for iarge sales. Rugs are eminently handy besides being beautiful and serviceable. Ever since rugs were introduced into England 700 years ago by Eleanor of Castile, — rugs have had a s;ecial charm. Year after year rugs grow more popular. The loom workers of the new world deftly capture many of the bizarre beauties of the Oriental products and add here and there a bit of the dash and originality for which this country. is universally famed. We display more rug styles than any other store in Greater New York. SMYRNA RUGS. | FRENCH WILTON RUGS, very best Tug mad:, designs and coloriogs exact } Best Quality Second Quality, | copies of the finest Oriental Rugs, | Best carpet for wear you can buy; 25 new patterns, with and without bor- 85 | der; hall and stair pattern to 10x36 ia, 1.15. 18,36 i0,, 75 | 21x54, $.00 2310.0, 40.00 21x48 in, 1.75 21x44 in, 1,25 | 36x03, 7.00 9x12, 50.00. 2exS4 in, 2.48 20x54 in., 1.65 | 4.¢x7.0, 20.00 : 2.95 3oxcoin., 1.95 | wiLTON RUGS, diferent grede, very 3.95 3x72 in, 2.95 dexiabia) Role S ese x7 tt. 5.95 4x7 ft, 4.95 | 183%, +30 6x9, 16.50 oxi ft, 17.45 oxo ft., 9.45 |27%54, 2.95 5 3210.6, 23,50 7.02.0.0ft., 15-50 zox10.0ft,, 13.45 | 3x03, #95 ners 28,50 9a12 ft, 22.50 oxi? ft., 17.95 | 4.6x7.6, 11.45 » Linoleums and Otteloths. We are devoting our best efforts to make this the largest day of the welt — in this department, and to-morrow’s specials are except onally attractive. INLAID LINOLE( M, fine imported and domestic makes, very best cuality, tile and parquet effects; regular $1.cO quality; per square PRINTED LINOLEUMS, large and choice assortment of patterns, 6 and 12 feet wide: X quality, regularly 90c., per square yard, XX quality, regularly 7Sc., per square yard, XXX quality, regularly C0c., per square yard (2 yards wide only), FLOOR OILCLOTH AND OILCLOTH RUGS. EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY, thoroughly printed, well filled back, latest designs, 35c. quality, per square yard, 100 OILCLOTH RUGS, very heavy quality, just the thing for the stove or in front of the docr: Sat Ini yd, 25; Ixlss yds, 50; 1Kx1K yds... 40; 13sxl 4 ye