The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1901, Page 9

a, FIREMEN BUSY | IN THE NIGHT. Blazes Downtown In ef! tts history the Fire Depart- ment has had no busier morning than this. A four-alarm fire at Fifty-fourth street and Broadway kept them jump- ing until 1.30 o'clock, and from then until 8 they had four fires—two sin- gle, one double and one third alarm— to fight between Canal and Four- teanth streets. No one was Injured at any blaze, Dut a man who got in the way of Chief Croker’s automobile lost a growler of beer, and a gentleman from Pennsylvania who drew a gun and tried to arrest Croker for wilful waste spent the night in the Thir- tleth street police station and will have to do the best he can in Joffer- son Market to-day. The loss at the uptown fire is set at $55,000, and the four downtown fires foot up $32,500. TramMc was held up on the Sixth avenue “L" and Broadway for an hour and on the Third avenue “LL” and Third. Fourth and Second ave- nue trolleys for ninety minutes. Blaze in Factory. ‘The upper half of the six-story brick carriage factory of Burr the northeast corner of Fift street and Broadway, and the factory of the Diamond Rubber Company, next door, were gutted by a spectacular fire which took two hours of fighting to conquer, The majority of the dwellers in the brownstone residences in Fifty-fourth street took their valuables over to the Ariston Hotel safe, and left them there until they found that the fire was under & control. In hurrying uptown to tho fi chief's automobile hit a machinist em- ployed in the Victoria Hotel, was grossing Broadway with a cin of beer. ‘The beor was lost, but the man was not Seriously injured. John Linner, Prestdent of the Town ouncil of Carlisle, Pa. thought that ker wos @ reckless imililonalre and tried to hold him up for justice at Int of a revolver, He “was arrested a hustled to the Tenlerloin station fore he knew “where he was at.” and he exclaimed sadly as he was led away OPPOSE LAWYER AS CLERGYMAN the AN ATTORNEY APPLIES FOR| 5» ADMISSION TO MINISTRY. Prote: Filed, and Now a Church Trinl Is in Progress to Settle Matter. LEXINGTON, Ky., Dee. 19.—A church trial Is in progress here, J .Henning Nelms, an attorney, of Wilmington, Del., being the defendant. Iishop Leighton Coleman, of Delaware, is presiding at the trial. Mr. Nelms recently applied for admis- ation to the Eplacopal clergy in Bishop Coleman's diocese. The examination as to his nftess, begun at the church, pro- voked a protest from this city, where Nelma was a prominent attorney before Femova! to Baltimore and then to Wil- mington. ‘The specific charges or the name of the accuser are not obtainab! stons were held yesterday. and the ex- agynation of witnesses will continue to- | Keep Them on a Rup SIEG During Long Hours. | xt time I'll mind my Tamsen’s Place A fire. The stove In the cellar beneath the stationery and printing shop of ex- Shertf! Tamsen, In the four-story brick Dullding at No. 62 Avenue A, set fire to the floor above it at 1.30 o'clock the Christmas stock worth, Upper floors ate occupied by and all got out safely by the rear Mre-rscape to the roof, Miss Katie Lentes, twenty-one old, who fell from’ the bottom of tie escape to the yard and received some severe bruises. Mr, Tamsen came down from his home in Elghteenth street and sadly vlowed the wreck, but he sald nothing about the fire being “owtd. —— Flames in Centre Street. At 1.35 o'clock, the fifth floor of the six-story factory No. 173 Centre street burst Into flames, and Policeman Lang turned In an alarm that brought out the engines not working on the Tamsen fire. The bullding !s old and oll-soaked and the firemen could do nothing but protect the adjoining structures. It was com- pletely gutted, together with the two- story shed In the rear, but the loss !s set at only $2,600, The chief sufferers are Wolfecher Brothers, lamp manufacturers; W. 8. lis, machinery; Max Rosner, brass Willams, er, and ma- ners, eorge ——— Alarm from the “L.”’ The 1 eer of a south-bound Third avenue train, as he pulled Into the Grand street station at 2.15, noticed that the third floor of the five-story picture frame factory of Lippe & Co. No. 110 fitstied ‘ike mad, and | r Py Whistied :ike mad, and In two min- £, utes th et was full of guests adies of elvurn and Massy els, on the Sh each ‘ide of the burning building - second alarm had to be sent in to A Ret enough engines to handle the fire, rence fi er a hard fight of an hour the put out with a $20,000 loss. the third fire in the Lippe the Inst year. was blocked. and the Third H off all passengers at {t them to get down- could. as in ory in i tray Ai street and as best thi Engines Were Scarce. At 3 o'clock Pollceman Eliott, of the Eldridge street station, found a blaze in the cellar of the five-story tenement No. 162 Orchard street, occupied by Silver- man’s grocery and twenty-two families. He sent fn a single alarm, but the head- quarters man, who k that all the engines In the district were busy, put In a third alarm. Elliott got everybody out of the house and the firemen, hunting for the at TIDE treat and In five minutes the street clean asa bone agaln. ‘The only damage done waa to the gro. cery store, and that ts not more than vas ay, Two ses- | FEATURES That place our interesting line of superb Dressing Tables FINE PERSIAN MUFFS, FINE SEALSKIN MUFFS, bf Bloop-and NERVE REMEDY ¢ accordion plaited ends, long, $9.09, of patterns and styles, In the front rank of decorative usefulness. There’s something about a dainty Dressing Table that appeals to all women. book-lovers daily. Here’s one that won't appeal in vain. | LONDON. , Neatly finished oak and Iilustrated with fifty full ves. | Two cloth bound 3 volumes in bex. Price, IRELAND, Historic and turesque. IMustrated with twenty. age potogravures and a ne cloth bound volume inabox. Price, SCOTLAND. turesque. Lansdale. full page photogravui map. Two cloth bout volumes ina box. Price, structed — convenient size, roomy drawer— topped off with double bevel plate mirror—an ideal gift—ideal low price, too. Marie Illustrated with kiewicz, togravure illustrations; 2 volumes, with THEBIG STORE Hlannel Waists Ghe Greatest Sale on Record, To these we add Thursday our most Each Z recent purchase of 2,000 FINEST i Aas ie fire, wumbled out barrels t and vegetadles tn: hi Beeryoods nuntled. for the uncxpectea |FLANNEL WAISTS, Ladies’ Ruffs, Boas and Collars. LIBERTY SILK ard NET RUFFS, with long, owing ani books than ever this year. Every new book is here. either in single volumes or sets, printed and bound in the newest and most beautiful styles. ILLUSTRATED GIFT | AMERICA, PICTURESQUE BCO! | AND B Historic and Social. By Claude de ta Roche Prauci mahogany — well con- photogravares trom original neza- By Charles Johnston. : ve full | tound. 2.25 Historic and Pic-| ing a collsction of Photographic Hornor reproiuctions of great mi and aby Gen, Lew Wallace. 3.75 | QUO VADIS. By Henryk Sie2-| TaLES FROM SHAKESPEARE. ‘THE WORLD: THURSDAY SVENI se STE DECEMBER 19, 1901. etaceeaeter ther acheive aaa TTT cH ACTTY IN ITSELF 165 These are the greatest of all waist opportunities! @4 Floor, Front.) Choice Fur Wutss. We make to-morrow a great y holiday occasion by giving you an opportunity of select- ing from among 500 Hiyhest-Class Mutts, averaging ‘ess than regular cost. $22.50 FINEST MINK MUFFS at 15,00 $35.00 MUFFS at $22.50 MUF! FINEST CHINCHILLA 19.75 FINEST SABLE FOX FS at 14.50 Also, at exceptionally low prices, FINE STONE MARTEN MUFFS, FINE LYNX MUFFS. (24 Floor, 1Nth St. Side.) Yeckwear. 98 11.25 OSTRICH FEATHER BOAS, black, white, gray, 144 yard JABOTS, STOCKS and COLLARS, made of chiffon, crepe de chine and Liberty silk,trimmed with lace and ribbon; variety LACE BOLERO, Russtan and Renaissancs LACE BOLERO, with sleeves; reg- ulasly sold for $20.00; sptcial at 98 12.50 fain Floor, Front), Amazing Book Offers. Special Friday Attractions. The Book Department is the Mecca of crowds of We are showing more and finer Also Devotional Goods. Just what you want, DESCRIPTIVE. By foel Cook, 3 volumes, Illustrat- ed with 75 Photogravures. Cloth bound, Boxed. Price, 5 5@ per set, (1 5 | ENGLAND, PICTURESQUE 75 AND. DESCRIPTIVE. -B Pic- | Joel Cook, 2 volumes, strat. | @d with 50 Photogravuri Cloth Handsomely decorated. Phe eet 3075 Be- paze | joxed. set, | GEMS OF MODERN ART, map. ern , with an introduction Slre 75¢ fifty | paintia 10x14 inches. Bound in cloth, Price per volume, pho By Charles and Mary Lamb. 4.50 | Larce paper edition, In 2 vol- umes. LIBERAL CREDIT Secures the best, at the least inconvenience in payment, OPEN EVENINGS. Brooklyn Furniture Co., 559-571 Fulton St, Brooklyn. bound in cloth, Price, { dited by F. J. Furn- MONTCALM AND WOLFE. | val, M.A. Contiining 21 beau- By Francis Parkman. With 40 | tiful etchings by Haroid Coppin, photogravure plates, In 2 together with many kalf-tone tI: volumes; bound in cloth. 4.50 jlustrations. Printed on best Frice, © OU | quality English pap from large SHIPS AND SAILORS, By Cleartype, Bound in white lin- Rofus PF. Zogbaum. 12° fac-|e0 with gol1 decorations, Cloth simike of watercolors and nu- | Jac Boxed.) Price“ 7 '5Q) merous half-tone illustrations; | Per set, if large follo, boards; boxed. 4 45 |GLIMPSES OF THE WORLD, Price, *¥9 | By John L, Stoddar!. Repre- NATIONAL STANDARD ATLAS | senting a Tour of tho World, OF THR WORLD. With up-to- | 550 illustrated pages, printed 02 dato United States Maps. ize, | richest quality paper; elz, 11x 22x15 inches. Bound in ‘85 14 inches, Bound in cloth. 1,95: loth, Price, Price, per volume, u Eacalotes le Beans Flea ee We here. Thousands more will come. the air—every where. But the young people There’s a certain spiciness about it, an indefinable glamour, that’s wholly irresistible. To visit The Big Store is to doubly enjoy Christmas. Strangers in New York will find a piquant interest in coming It’s something to remember with pleasure. ew York's Sreatest Shopping Keadguarters!/ pping 9 Ohe Store Ghat Serves You Best Strongest Claim Upon Your Attention. You can pin your faith to such a store with perfect confidence. i With The Big Store’s trained organization, with its powerful influence, with its amazing completeness, with its tremendous stocks, with its admirable facilities and modern conveniences —it is splendidly equipped to serve you best in these flying hours of intense Christmas energy. THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE SURGED INTO THE BIG STORE THIS WEEK. Shopping is at flood-tide. Cheeriness is in Family folks pour in during the daylight hours mostly. like night shopping immensely. ARIE ETE STORE OPEN EVENINGS. In the Holiday Fair. | Here’s what you can get, each, for CANDLE STICKS ; choice of ‘les. INK WELLS ; choice of 5 at: IMPORTED FiN TRAYS. IMPORTED MATCH HOLDERS, IMPORTED TOOTH PICK HOLDERS. IMPORTED COLLAR BUTTON BOXES. IMPORTED NAPKIN RINGS, STERLING TOP TOOTH BRUSH BOTTLES. PAN-AMERICAN SOUVENIRS. IMPORTED ASH TRAYS, FANCY ENAMELLED VASES. JUADRUPLE PLATED CHILD'S CUP, IMPORTED CABINET ORNAMENTS, Here’s What You Can Get tor BO e ana 15ce Each. Im; Cabinet Ornaments of imitation Bronze, Novelty Pieces in Animals and Fig- ures, Also imported Bird and Animal Smokin Sets, Pin Trays, Cigar Holders, Match Holders, Bells, Vases, Paper Weights, Can- dle-Sticks, Silver-Plaited Hair Receivers, Frames, Card Tra Tooth Pick H a Napkin Rings and Tri rao rinket Holders, JEWEL CASES. et 100 different styles in 24-karat gold plate and sil- Ver plate, hard en- amel, and French stay with fine col- ored satin linings; prices ranging from 25c. to 8.50 (1$th St.Side, Fair) Brie-a- Brac, Fancy China and Glassware, Beautiful! Richness of design, exquisite color harmonies and superb decorations. Cut Glassware that sparkles with the brilliancy of the Polished diamond. The Easement Art Rooms are immensely popular, and are constantly thronged with lovers of these fine warcs. Specially LOW HOLIDAY PRICEs, ITALIAN MAR- BLE BUSTS, at- tistically carved, $100.00 busts for $75.00 busts for $33.00 busts for $27.00 busts for $18.00 busts for $8.00 busts for PEDESTALS; Italian Pedestals in white: $25.00 Pedestals for 15.00 $15.00 Pedesta's for 10.00 GREEN ITALIAN MARBLE: $22.00 Marble for 15.00 BRIC-A-BRAC. 75.00 60.00 25.00 20.00 15.00 6.00 Great variety of shapes, sites and decora-} Silk, Linen and Mull Handker- jos: VASES, Busts, Figures and Centre Figures, regularly $1.00; special, Also luge variety of AUSTRIAN VASES, very tich decorations, fancy gularly §2.00; spectal, Other sizes and shapcs; regularly 90 1,25 Ssensible holiday suggestions. Leather Goods. This Department is replete with Here are genuine helps for the prospective and puzzled gift giver. Wen’s and Boys’ Holiday Furnishings, Very Specially Priced. Certain conditions, such as large, advantageous pur- chases, make it possible for us to offer the following, very much under prices usually asked for such new and excellent lines, Everything of the freshest and most stylish. English designs. Latest MEN'S AND BOYS' NECKWEAR. BOYS' NECKTIES—Tecks and four-in-hands, 2Sc. ties, special at MEN'S NECKTIES—Tecks, Puffs, Imperiale, Four-in- WRITING TABLETS; same as cut; with blotter; pockets for paper and envelopes, atamp and pen, tecepticle and patent spring top ink holder; ex- cellent value, 75 Better ones and cheaper ones—just as you like. CIGAR CASES, teal seal, alligator and othet leathers, prainandwith ater- { f Hands, fashionable light and dark colors, valuce up to S0c., MEN'S NECKTIES—Pine silk andsatin, newest shapes, beautiful patterns; Soc. values; special at MEN'S NECKTIES—$1.25 and $1.50 English Squates; made of finest quality silks and eatins; can te tied in many styles; chalce light and dark colcrs; epecial at ng silver name plate, like cut; a tale) as MEN'S SILK SUSPENDERS. Pricis fangs 6,000 MEN'S SILK) SUSPENDERS, each pair beaut ‘ fully boxed; d¢ ifferent kinds of buckles; any color om 50 to 15.00%} vee you can wish for; worth 7c.; apecial at us 50 MEN'S SILK MUFFLERS. Reversible; made of silk or satin, great variety of styles, ce regular $1.00 qualities, 65 COMB CASES, ero redecnpiste MEN'S COLORED DRESS SHIRTS. line than ever; MEN'S PERCALE SHIRTS, perfect fitting, worth 7Sc., priced, epecial at 35 75 to 35.00 MEN’S COLORED DRESS SHIRTS, with detached link CELLULOID |] cuffs to match, newest patteres; $1.00 Shirts fer (all sizes) | ao ee ey cea{] MEN'S COLORED DRESS SHIRTS, madras or per- Pitre: ] cals, made in best possible manner, fit guaranteed, good values: 34 Cufls to match; all sizes; 95 ; 5 SS priced at 50, 75 and MEN’S BATH ROBES. 1.00 MEN'S FINE TERRY BATH ROBES, in stripes or CELLULOID }} figures, heavy cord and tassel tomatch, ‘worth §5.00 to ALBUMS, $] $7.00; special at 3.75 playing two {] MEN'S WOOL BATH ROBES, large variety of new ‘ va popular patterns; $9.00 qualities; special to-morrow at 5,50 wunes; special a 3. FOCKET BOOKS AND CARD CASES of Olain Floor, Kear.) every sort to suit every fancy, from the modest economical taste to those following the latest European fashions. No better as- sortmente in ork. Gurkeys and Grocertes. 10,000 fine and fat Turkeys, fresh and appetizing, from the best farms of Rhode Island and New York State are here. ql - uc $i. Turkeys! Turkeys that will makeyour } CZ“ COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, HAND- KERCHIEF AND NECKTIE CASFS, at all mouth prices. if water! The World's Great- als Olaias Frese, inet) est Grocery is now in its happiest Christmas mood. SHandkerehtors. There’s royal good cheer FS in exeryeak you see in - zh ber -7 this great Pure Food Mart. chiefs, singly or in bores. = Fifty thousand pounds ship to the the prices are right! Dinner. We are selling an enormous num- S\, ber of handkerchiefs. Why? Be- : ee oiiad tofanarereanette cause the kinds are right! Because iy ) VA Christmas Re Sateen ee MEN'S JAPANESE SILK HEM- $2.50; special, L.50$STITCHED, all white, white with Oranges have hurried in from California and Florida. , 15 inches high, vartety of colored borders, and all colored; large The Golden Gate State also sends some fine Muscatel shapes ‘and decorations; regularly izes, 50c. kinds, 25$Grapes. But read the list. $3.50; special, 2.50} WOMEN'S WHITE AND COLORED Send in your orders earl CUT GLASS. EMBI WANDKER- : i y SUGAR and CREAM, large size CHIEFS, Japanese silk, 2Sc. kinds, 121; NUTS: The world's larg- | LAMB: Legs Choice Can- i chtysanthemum pattern, regularly CHILDREN’S FANCY BORDER cae A (ner ences e008 U. | ada Spring Lamb; Ib, = 12% $7.50, special S.SO{INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 in Mixed Nate? 1 Ps 95 SAUSAGE: Fresh Coun HANDLED NAPPIES; regularly : 25 eats et try Pork Sausage; Ib., 10 $1.75; special 1.2 FANCY BORDER AISINS :aHatel Shree: DATES: Choice Anch CUT-GLASS PEPPERS and SALTS; ERCHIEFS, 3 in box, 19} Crowasimported. mi Seeded Brand Persian. Dates; very latge size, extra heavy sterling HANDKERCHIEFS -. SWISS EM- Hates A RIBKES 10) okge., 5 tops; regularly 75c.; special S0{BROIDERED, scalloped and hem- Fancy California Loose z BOWLS, ICE CREAM TRAYS, stitched on cambric; thousands of Muscate! Raisins, 3 Ib., 25, FIG. our. Crown Smyr- CELERY TRAYS, SPOON HOLD- pretty patterns, 19¢. kinds, 12:5 RANTS: Aljeria ree na Figs; 12 ERS, VASES, DECANTERS, CLAR- INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS for i Currants; 1-!b, SALMON: Hazel Columbia ET JUGS, &c., {rom $4.09 to 75.00} women; simall letter; narrow hers; pka Q River Chinook Salmon FANCY CHINA. all linen, each, 25/ ORANGES: Sweet Flor- | (choicest cectres of the PLATES, CUPS and SAUCERS; MEN'S INITIAL IAN Dk E R- {ida or Calitcrmia | ee , flat cans, 18 finest Limoges French china; richly HIEFS; small and medium letter; $a 2 + : decorates; coln gold traced; regulas.y narrow hem; all linen; each, 25 DELICATESSE Wines and Liquors, 7Sc.; special 25$ six HANDSOMELY EMBROIDER- SALMON: Sapertor HUNTER BALTIMORE RAMIKIN, OR BAKING DISHES, ED HANDKERCHIEFS, in tancy Salmon, equal to RYE WHISKEY, tot., with plates; fine fiire-proof china; r.ch- box; special, at, 1,56 tegular price, | = 4) I i p | HENNESSEY BRANDY IysSecatates ieee ulariy Socrf epee aly 11/45 SILK MUFFLERS, 0 imported, bot., "1.20 Lit Gani chassis Rote gcear white and black, handsome brocaded 25|/CREME DE MENTHE, Tea Sets, Ice Cream Sets; finest patterns: large tot., 60 French and Austrian china; hand- $1.50 kinds at 1,00; $2.00 kinds at 1.50 « steady | FINE PORT, SHERRY, somely decorated and at fully one- a) oe} bleached, sts! S| ANGELICA, MUSCATEL third fess than elsewhere. $2.50 kinds at 1,95; $3.00 kinds at 2,25 th it) me andSWEET CATAWBA, FISH SETS. nl Vieor.tFrrontVand 116 acpi es Rion ‘from Los Angeles, and 5 Ha Floor, 9 yi; fancy sound ted, | Fresro Counties, ‘Cali- FISH SET, very large platter; anterries, 3 qts., 25 | farntar where the rholcest fancy boat,’ 12, plates; ‘handsomely a : i ieee sweet’ wines are grown; decorated, regularly 310.00; nyecal, 6, , ‘ juley Lemo! hat gal., including jug, 2.00, GAME SETS, Smokers’ Articles. Dey ei APE fel ta [.8s50,(ts25¢ 1:00 amd 85 GAME SET; fancy h china; It's a royally good time to select} cr Suimon Steaks; Ib, 12| CHOICE CLARET, ZIN- band painted; /15\pieces; regularly a suitable gift in this line. Many $yai.6 Fresi Mackerel; 2 Sonny ee and eR peep re orarn veoh 8.00} superior novelties from ubroad are 1514 erie and Nae MG slater bandscrals deccented here at astonishingly low prices. special, 3.23} Here are a few suggestions. Herring, DINNER SETS. eine 60 DINNER SET, 100 pieces, French 1.00) oe Limoges China, richly deccrated; A 1.85 regularly $60.00; spectal, 39.00 Uy fess DINNER SET, 100 pieces, Austrian 1,25 50 china, new Havilaad shape; regularly F $18.00; special, 12.00 f ity, in c: hue, 39 18 gal., $2.50; bot., 60 DINNER 100 pieces, English GEN SCHAUM PIPES, oKERS: MOUNT VERNON RYE flow blue decoration; ‘regularly in fine cases, real amber bits, as: CRACKERS: ‘Holmes, & MOUNT $16.00; spo * 41,003 sorte! wsaper, $3.50 vain, 2,00 ¢ Coatta German Sele Vig UE yy Ra ee SOt Ni ao TEA SET, 56 pieces, finyst French FRENCH BRIAR PIPE eas [Pets h bly” 4-kt. solled gold trimmings, teal AKE, Delicious homne- |MONOGRAM RYE Limoges china, richly rated, fine ppl bits, $2.00 alien bd 1,50 } made Poul Cake, Citron, | WHISKBY, gal., $3.00; 90 7.50 e erty = ILLED, gold stippled; regularly §11.00; spe- cal, ‘Aim Gee Band MAIL ORDERS tikses Plein or Raisia, 1s full quart bottie, Sewelry Crowds Grow Greater Daily. All Selling Records Totally Eclipsed. ‘I believe it’s the most popular jewelry store in New York. Inever saw such crowds |’? We're used to hearing comments like that. It’s a wonderful Jewelry Store, and it deserves its fine success. More Christmas hints! WATCHES, = > WA’ CHATELAINE, rich shades of royal blue, green, ruby and light blue, LADIES’ SOLID SILVER CHATE- LAINE WATCH, fancy engravet cases, Swiss movement, worth $2.75, RINGS. 1.95 LADIES’ AND MISSES' SOLID GOLD RINGS, rew setting; plain “ and combination styles; with tur- quo'se, ruby, emerald and sapphire doublets; worth $3.50; q LADIES' SOLID MMi 1.73 GOLD CHASED — BAND RING; woth 240; 1.00 chip; worth §1.25; DIAMONDS, DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINGS, fancy Belcher and high settings; handsome st ft else; worth $3,008) OF Eee * 25.00 ND: CESS RIN OS, phire, turquoise ome diss “y, i 2 handsome TY yy monde; worth $27.50, 12.08 DIAMOND RINGS, 10 different styles, fancy Be'cher and combina- . tion settings of turquoise, ruby, 6ap- Saga! opale and diamonds; DAMOND DUMB-BELL LINKS; heavy solid gold mountings; Roman wih hata age sed tans autiful 4 worth $15.00, Tee e708 7.50 JEWELRY. LADIES' GOLD FILLED/ LORG- NETTE CHAINS, 48 ineses lag, neniee me jewel set slide; w STERLING SILVER CHAIN BRACE- LETS, heavy quality, plain chased; worth $200," pera he Ls STERLING SILVER TOILET WARE ~ STERLING SILVER MANICURE SET, ten pieces; choice of two beau- * 5.00 tiful’ flower designs; finish; extra heavy qualit yell fa nicely lined case; value $20.00, 15,00, | 75, VO ] » eS) SES AND MISSES' BRUSH sterling silver, fancy embossed pat tern; complete in ricely lined case; wo! BRUSHES, eerlng ver mousse, BRUSHES, e! silver worth $3.50 per pair, STERLING SILVER MILITARY. BRUSHES; new cupid designs; French gray; value $8.00; per pair, S.S® 2.23 fae STERLING SILVER AND COMB, em! BRUSH: French gray finish; value $750, OPERA GLASSES. PANCY ENAMELLED OPERA GLASS; with handle; gilt mount- = ing; pearl top; beautiful shades of ruby, blue and green; fully achromatic; worth $20.00; CHEVALIER OPERA GLASS, 13 Hgee peart; git’ and nickel moumt- ing; worth $5.25; 295 OPERA GLASSES; fancy metaland 5, colored morocco; nickel mountings; =~ bromatic and 10.23, warranted fully ac worth $2.50; 1:10 QUADRUPLE PLATED WARE, CANDELABRAS Sights; tuple plated; highly polished; value 86,00, 3.95 Beruf pert autis ed decorated china, with quadruple plated stand; worth $5.50, 3,75 CRACKER reelain jars, qua’ruple Rover and handle; vale $4.00, 2.50 CRUMB TRAY AND SCRAPEE; quadruple plated; satin finish; beaded border; ‘ebony handles; worth $3.75; ae 2,23 BREAD TRAY; quadruple plated; satin engraved; worth $150; * 98 FERN DISH; qiadruple plat <4; fancy open design, with extra Lning; value $3. 2.83 TEA SET, guadruple plates; ce8; 1 lished tin eB} Pie wert $0.0 ATS ¢ Floor, Freat.) Chitdren’s Dresses. PRETTY WORSTED DRESSES for: girls, sizes 2 to © yeare old; bo at a very small price; that's: we sell them so cheaply. They: French waist or Hubbard bens big variety of colors, lined throvgli- out. Originally the prices from $1.0) to $2; spectal Ki fer