The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1902, Page 7

How Gas Company Cut Its To avold the extra expense of a few ents in constructing a gas main around a city sewer the Consolidated Gas Com- pany broke in the arch of a 3-foot brick sewer at the corner of Gold and Frankfort streets so that {ts 6-inch main could run straight through it. It so happened that a joint in the gas pipe occurred at this point, and to save any additional expense, from making the | foint on etther side of the sewer, the | company let the joint remain in the | sewer. It would have cost a few more cents to replace the broken sewer, and the company threw the bricks away and covered the hole with dirt and for- { Rot about It. A city employee crawled into sewer to remove an obstruction. the He pipe. In the mean tme the Jolt had been sprung acd the gas leaked into the sewer. The employee of the city was drawn out of the sewer by his fel- low workmen unconscious and he is now at the Hudson Sirest Hospital The business houses along the west side of Gold street were flooded with kas and the occupants were compelled to abandon their business until this morning. when the gas company’s work kang dug up the street and stopped the leale Yhe excavation laid bare the work of GAS COMPANY MENACES LIFE TO SAVE A FEW CENTS. Breaks Passage for Main Through City Sewer— Workman Asphyxiated—Remedy Demanded. | @id not know it was the elx-inch gas], | Main Through City Sewer. | the gang of men which had cut into the sewer, The sewer runs from the arch under the Brooklyn Bridge southwes to the basement of the building at the southwest corner of Gold and Frankfort streets, ied by M. Bruckman os a Jeather-storage house. The gas matn cuts acrcss Gold street on the routh side of Frankfort. ‘The main and the sewer were on the | ul of putting in| over or tinder | the gas company chopped | etitg Sewer out with picks | the gas main directly through How long ago this was done none knows, except the gas company, and from there information is lacking. As soon as the city employee was asphyx-| notified the gas ) y the company’s Workmen were busy putting in the gad main in the manner In which it should have originally been, It {8 said that many similar instances have been found In the city, some worse LITTLE SOUBRETTE SENT BACK TO HOME Laura Jean MacDonald, a Brooklyn Dancer, Returned to Christian Association Home at Plainfield, N. J. Laura Jean MacDonald, known to theartre goers as ‘Brooklyn's Little Soubrette and Dancer,” was to-day sent back to the Christian Home Assocta- tion of Plainfield, N. J. from which she was adopted a few years ago by Mrs. Susan MacDonald, of No, 113 Chester street, Brooklyn, Magistrate Naumer committed the girl from the Myrtle Avenue Court. Laura Jean {s only fifteen years old, but from the time she was ten until two years ago she earned $20 a week ap- pearing in soubrette roles. Mrs, MacDonald said the girl was xetting wayward and that she would not be controlled. The commitment of the girl ends @ log fight for her possession by Rev. King, of the Willoughby Btreet ational Church Mrs. Kate one of his miss! ries Emily J. Meury, a city missionary gf the Waysiue Home, Br n, and Miss Connolly, a Roman Catholic mission- ary PLEADED GUILTY, THEN REGRETTED IT Clubman Arraigned on Charge of Drunkenness Wants Stig. | moved. ' Albert P, Newell, who sald he was a} cousin of J m¢ Plerpont Morgan und a ber of prominent New York and yn clubs, was arralgned before rate Naumer In the Myrtle A Court to-day on a charge of intoxi- hi erred by Roundsman ¥itz- , of the Bergen street poltce sta- ton. Newell was dressed in clothes of fash- Jonable cut and fine texture, H he lived at No, 208 Patchen a The policeman sald he sj with a young woman of apparent rer nent and later again noticed him, and much the worse for lquor. Magistrate Naumer asked Newell if he were drunk. sald “1 don't think 0, Your Honor,” sald Newell "rT enly took seven mixed dyinks, and don’t think those few would put me to the bad," On being questioned closely Newell admitted that he might have been drunk, and on his plea of guilty the Magistrate suspended sentence and let| him go Newel! re-entered the court an hour lajok With Lawyer Moster L. Backus] demanded i his case be 1t0-] ed don't war e stigma of a court convietion fo 7 x he aald, "a Magistrate Nuumer said ell had the right to ask a trial and set ti examination for June 16 —————— GOING TO STUDY FISH. Hducational Party Ready for Start) to media | The New York Uniyergl qiiy Bivlogieu! for Bermuda on the station they J for the past flye years on White's Island, in Hamilton Harbor The party will conmlat of Prof, Charles L, Bristol, in charge of the oxpoditl Gt, Dayle, his ‘of, Ladue, of Ne he party’ will return about Aug. 0 bringing with them speolmen« « Verlous ‘a, Nobetore’ wud ootoph. weiotunt: CB, Brush, York Unt ¥ ma of Court Conviction Re- |my case, and then to be cured, Is In- |me; and as Tam grateful and wish NEUNALGINE re. TRUSTING FARMER ROBBED IN THE CITY Totten Loses $720 in Gaining a Knowledge of New York and Woman with Whom He Chatted Is Held. Benjamin Totten, a miner, of Butler County, Pennsylvania, who came to New York to see the sights, ts mourning the loss of $720, and has a knowledge of the fact that chance acquaintances picked up In New York are sometimes not to be trusted, Totten had $800 when he reached here yesterday. He met two men on the Bowery and all became very friendly. Then they went to the races. ‘Totten made a few small bets and, re- turning, went with his new friends and a woman of the name of Annie L. Har- rison, to u west side restaurant. ‘The two men gave an excuse and left osten- sibly for a few m.iutes, They did not} rettirn ptien found not long after that he} had been robbed of $720. He called a| policeman and had his companion She sted her innocence at entleth street station, but a suspicious person, GRAY GETS LONG SENTENCE. Negro Highwayman Sent to Sing Sing for Nine Years, a negro, of No. 229 Thrys- | 3 sentenced to nine Peter tle st General Sessions for highway robber: Gray held up Frederick H. Pu a note dealer, of No. 109 King st at Bowery and Houston street, a midnight on May, 2% and took §7% ‘1 from hm. Gray bul re a ten-year term for a ee ined nly completed milar erime. | The Sufferings of an Asthmatic “To be unable to breathe, “To wake up in the night with an exasperating attack of asthma, “To go day by day with that con-| stant wheezing, unable to get air into the lungs. “To be unable to work or exercise without being thrown into violent at- tacks of asthma, “To be constantly coughing, hawk- ing and spitting, as | was for years, giving up all hopes, believing and knowing that my case was incurable, the best phys‘clans having failed inj deed a greet blessing; but this is my | Ase, “I went to the Koch Lung Cure, at) 48 W. 22d st., New York, as a last re- | sort, without faith, but with a deter- mination to try once more. After four months’ treatment they have cured for the good of my fellow sufferers, | ask for a chance to prove that what I have said Js true, 1 have now remained | well over one year, "MRS, WILLIAM BAHR “41 Tompkins aye,, Brooklyn, N. ¥," 1 a tte ere eee ee ee Have You an Ache or a Pain? All Dr.ggis s', 25¢. 50c, or NEURALGL ‘24-40 Vandowater Bt, LEMONS: Faucy juicy Messinas, pr PINEAPPLES: Florida, 3 tor ESTs. S/ possible. Button Hooks, Seals, Bells, etc. sites of every imaginable description. The variety is startling. LOT'1 COMPRISES Sterling Silver Toilet Articles, as follows: Files, 15¢ Shoe Horns, Letter Openers, Erasers, Seals, Cuticle Knives, Shoe Horns, Tooth Brushes, Button Hooks, Letter Openers, Seals, Ohe Furniture Sale Is Inspiring an Immense Demand. Hot as the weather is this week, the demand for furniture has exceeded anyth ng this store has ever known at this season. But there is ample justification for this prodig- ious selling. When people are offered choice. furni- ture at less than what it cost, and at what it cost, they are not very apt to neglect an opportunity so excellent. TO MOVE OUT OUR SURPLUS FURNITURE STOCKS WE ARE MAKING UNHEARD-OF PRICE CONCESSIONS. These stocks must be outside of this store in less than two weeks, 80 that we have another floor for selling. We'd rather distribute them among The Big Store’s customers than havl them to our warehouse at Oth avenue and 16th street. Hence the exceptional price cutting. AMONG THE SPECIALS FOR TO-MORROW ARE A DINING CHAIRS. | cushions, covered in Belgian velvets ani Argyle and Rookwood velours. le, piano , new and Files, Roducet trom 10.50 to 7.50 | Reduced from 12.00 to 5.50 Reduced from 12.60 to 9.00 ROCKERS. 0 | Rockers in golden oak and mahogany finish, fn »G.50 new and beautiful in design, some wood ‘Arm Chairs to match the above dining- | seat, others cobbler seat, piano finish, well room chairs at equally low prices. | made and durable, specially priced for this sale as follow: MORRIS CHAIRS. Redured fron 3.75 to Golden oak and mahogany finish, new and | Reduced trom 4.25 to ex,uisite Cesign, broa! arms, some with | r from 6.50. t0 5.00 heavy claw feet, can be adjusted to several | Rocuced trom 7.00 to 5.50 different positions; complete with r le (Taint. Floor.) Leather 2.75 3.25 Cigar Clearance Sale. Jor Friday and Saturday Only. 100,000 HIGH GRADE CIGARS included in the following assortment. In order to effect a quick clearance of several lines, some of which we do not carry regularly in stock, we offer these hgh grade goods at less than actual factory prices. Regardless of what your taste may be, some one of the following lots willinterest you. Strictly high quality combined with a pos tive price saving are the inducements. 20,000 CLEAR HAV.\NA CIGARS, 15,000 KEY WEStr HAVANA West ani New York make; SECONDS AND HAVANA BREVAS, al! Havava tobacco aud 10c, quality, Per box of 50, Per box of 100, CUBANOLA, GENERAL ScorT, CETA: choice, per 1.70 box of 50, CREMO, LIBERTY COUNCIL PLANTATIONS, AND PRIZE AMERICAN PERFECTOS; anoles 7 50 . strictly high gra made, assorted bri Finos, Rothschilés, Magnificos, Bre- vas and other ccs rable shapes and actual val aap INN) 50 . siz per box of 50, 10,000 CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS, Key West and New York make; strictly high grate and equal to im- ted; several ds in Puritanes, axetelas, Conchas Bouquet | and other desirable shapes; values up er box of $0, fo. 44,88 pinbeboe tain 3,00 “i LIAN. RUSSELL, LUCKE'S 20,000 CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS, IMPORTS, "AND SUPRE \ Key West make, Cutan wo:ktnan: I OB tes eae "URITANOS, ship; strictly nigh ra clas rad aimelmeaaaet ALL ACI AR), y Especiaies size} 93-75 value; Pt £7) 1ucke's ROLLED CIGAR AND SS box of 50, STAR OF TRADE “73 10,000 CLEAR HAVANA ROTH! OO rervoro8 rie DE PERFEC{OS, 0, OO ) Cuban bond P 1,50 3.00 CHILDS, (4's inch) per box o 5,000 SUMATRA WRAPPER, long MEF OR DEWEY OAR; per box filler, hand made cigars; 2 50 ‘quality; per box cf 50, Jriday’s Grocery Specials. : Selected Long Iuland Porgies ih, per Ib. 5| FANCY SALMON STEAK, por Ib., | CHOICE LONG BRANCH BLUE- FISH, per Ib., 7 LAMB: Forequarter fancy Canada Spring Lamb, per ib., CORNED }\EEF, Fancy Plate or Mail Orders Filled. (tain Floor, Re SPINACH: New Long Island spring Spinach, 2 qts. for 5 10| PICKLES : Milford mixed pickles, chow chow or ghezkins; per quart, ; per pint, MS: Pure ho per 1 Ib, placa jo -made fruit Jams, , 15 La Tour fancy imported 10 Navel, per |b., 6 scan, 10 CORNED SPARE RIBS, per tb., 6|STRINGLESS BEANS: Port Wate CHEESE: Genuine imported Swiee | 08 Brand, cut, per 2 Ibsen, 8 Cheeve, per Ib., 25) STRAWBERRIES: Niagara Dessert POUND CAKE; Plain, citron, mar- Strawlerries, por 2 tb, can, ii blo oF saiain, per S| pineAPrLYS: ‘Hazel Yrand,’ ARMOUR'S POTTED OR DEVILED sl ceé or grated Bahama Fine»pples, HAM AND TONGUE: Fer }.u, can, por 2b. can, 19 fe.; per ‘4, can, 4% RICE: F COPFEE: Economy blend Java; RICE: Paucy Flint Head Rice, as sweet, sound and iresh roasted; Sibs. for 90¢.; per Ib., 19 DATES: Favcy Hallowi Persian TEA: Rich flavored, green, black or Dares, per db. phe. 5 Blended Teas, pet tb., 35 | CRACKERS: Fresh made Social or OLIVES; Little ives, taucy Manca | S.o'Cluck Yea biscuits, per Ib., 10 illo Olives, per bottle, uted with pimi 9 | BLUING: Biegel Cooper Co. Best | Block Blue, por d-4 Ib, cake, 7 2 | SOAP, Fairbank's, Lion or Dandy Soap, 5 cakes for Fe 5 (Fourth Floor.) Extra lage Hpe Beyond every shadow of doubt, this is the largest and most compre- hensive sale of Sterling Silver Articles ever known anywhere. Everything Suitable for a Lady’s or Gentleman's Dresser Is Here in Amazing Diversity. The displays include Hair Brushes, Mirrors, Clothes Brushes, Bon- net Brushes, Military Brushes, Nail Files, Shoe Horns, Cuticle Knives, Because of the supreme importance and timeliness of this Sale, and the enormous number of people that are sure to flock to it as soon as the goods are on view, we have allotted it tables in the Main Aisle. Here you will see thousands of pieces of Sterling Silver Toilet requi- The designs are exquisite, showing every known character of decorative art as applied to these wares, particulariy LOT 2 COMPRISES Sterling Silver Toilet Articles, as follows: Tooth Brushes, Button Hooks, { Rich Cut Glass. Ac abaaiaad Ar edge PERCH OWLS ry Mane pcg HOHE ETS, HH 7g) 9 FANCY NAPPIES, new shapes, Se iT eee talent oetnee i> 95 tops; regular at 25c.; Friday, so eagerly sought. ular $2,00 values. LOT 3 COMPRISES, | Sterling Silver Manicure Scissors, ranging in values from 50c. to $1.00. Manicure Cuticle Knives, } tae aHere: Scissors, Button Hooks, 2oe@ | in" Bells, 29o \ Ria Darners, Bonnet Brushes, | Tooth Brushes, | Seals, Shoe Horns, Letter Openers, Wen’s Balbriggan Underwear Samples. 14,000 SAMPLES OF MEN'S FINE BALBRIGGAN UNDER- WEAR, in plain and fancy colors; the drawers have a double gusset and are well finished; all sizes in one color or another; 29 values are 50c. per garment aud upward; Friday, MEN'S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, 35c. quality, all sizes; Friday at 3 MEN'S FINE BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, long or short sleeves; the drawers have a double gusset or double seat; all sizes; S0c. value; Friday, CGowels Underpriced. REMNANTS OF CRASHES, includ- 19 39 (Main Floor, Centre.) White Goods Kemnants. Remnants of Plain and Fancy White Goods specially priced for Friday selling. 36-INCH WHITE ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS, fine quality, in lengths of 2 to8 yds., 12'vc. quality, Friday, REMNANTS of White Madras, in many styles; White Lawns, Lace Str ped Lawns, Colored Organdies and Lawns, Colored Piques and Fine Long Cloths; values up to 30c. per yard; Friday at 47-INCH WHITE PERSIAN LAWN, a sheer, pretty fabric for white dresses; 50c. value; Friday, ling, and all-linen unbleached Dish Towelling, in lengths of 1 to yards, values up to 10c, per yard; at MAMMOTH SIZE HEAVY U: BLEACHED TURKISH TOWEL! made of double yarn; regular pr 1c, each; Friday, ing Russia Towelling, Glass Towel- 72 12" HEMSTITCHED ALL-LINEN HUCK TOWELS, with white dam- ask borders; regularly sold at 25¢. each; Friday SAMPLE TOWELS, in lots of 6; Friday at less than cost. 79 J0 25 6 Towels, 50c, value; Friday, 2} per yard, 6 Towels, 90c. value; Friday, 59 ee ee! 69\Women's All Linen Handkerchiets 6 Towels, $1.10 value; Friday, 6 Towels, $1.20 value; Friday, 6 Towels, $1.40 value; Friday, GI avi. wish LEN HANDKER- (stain Floor, Centre.) PCHIEIS, guarenteed every threat cae! ub h, grass bleach, a i , hemstitched, ! -inch Wall Papers. |" ean earn) Ping-Pong and Table Tennis Sets. SE] L~Consi ting of two wood e; g-shaped 50 bats, posts, green net, with white binding Many remnants of the prettiest and most popular patterns for Friday. 8 ROLLS GOOD QUALITY WALL PAPER, with 16 yards of border; regular price £0c,; Friday, per lot, 10 ROLLS FINE GILT WALL PAPER, with 1 yards of Sinch or i 18-inch ‘border; “regular value $1.74; Friday, for the lot, 106 10 ROLLS HEAVY GILT EM- BOSSED WALL PAPER, for the parlor, dining-room or hall, wiih 20 yards ot frete or border; sells or inarily at $3.00; F lot for We do Tinting, orating. ani tour true balls, put up in trong box; spec.al, yf 00 PJLAR SET, With 2 double face vel- racke 8, wooden base and posts to screw , superior net, four balls, complete in 00d box, with Rules for game. ber set, SET NO, 1.- Good quality battledoi tai hancls aud frame, parchment head; twine nt bound in heavy cord. Wooden t) clamps attached; four balls with Packed complete,in neat th rules for game, Per set 2, OO e quality battledores, rat- parchment hea, handle bound tan-ne’, hand-made, Lound with Wooden poles with clamps at- 2.00 pole each » rrigny, thle 7) 7 Paperha’ and Dec heavy ¢ tached, six tail wih each st, Packed complete, with Rules tor playing, fiimeat box. Per set, 375 + LT NO, 3, A very fine set, having supe- 0 y battl dors, with vellum head yound yrip. Net is hand-made and Wrappers And Kimonos. Lightweight garments for Summer comfort, WRAPPERS, of lawn, very desir ble patterns, ‘both ght end div cut full w.th'de p flousce and pret ly trimmed waists, WRAPPERS, of lawn avd dimity; handsome patterns; ight and dark effects; very ful skit with de:p flounce and embroidery trimming, on waist; each, KIMONOS, of lawn, vory sheer and in pretty’ pattern’ white lawn Lorder trimming; sp2cial, KIMONOS, of lawn; superior quali- ty; Dolly Varden pot-eruy, cut extra cia’, full and iong; order tr mming, PING very chic; each, 1.39 lines bound, poles have Woolen base with leather bottoms to protect table, and are fastened to table wita cur spec al clamps, neat in appearance but substan- alls packed with 5.00 Rutew for playin plete in neat box. WCOD BATS with any of the above sets, ) TOURNAMENT SI/E TABLES, x/ foot, mate of compo bo rd, painted green thronghout, service courts marked, without legs; mo 75 SAME TABLE, with | RC] 75) 12.00 PONG SCORE CARDS FREE FOR THE ASKING, S190 Siaxiatlaun I er And we loan you free of cost a hand- some steel safe, waich you keep at your home, while we keep the key We give you a Pass-Book, on which is credited yopr first deposit of One Dollar---permit you to withdraw your CUE a Cooper Se New mark) moucy at any time without notice allow you 4 per cent, interest, and re ceive any amount, however small, You will find this plan worth investigatin For particulars apply to Sie, Cooper & Co., Private Bankers, head of Grand Stairway, 15th St, Side, 4,00 ) 15 Baremaat.) Spectal Sale of Sterling Silver Oolet Articles. .12,000 Pieces at About “+ Less Than the Actual Wholesale Cost. 4 It is only through one of the rarest and most extraordi- the richly poetical Art Nouveau effects in the superb French Grays inary of trade opportunities that this tremendous transaction is at all If You Want to Sharein the Most Remarkable of these Values You [Must Come Without Delay. For instance: There are 16 sterling silver Mi cach Wwe have priced ‘oun a 263 pend Mirrors valued at $6.00 3.50 each willrush out at $1.50 each. 220 $1.75 each are marked at 7°c. each. ainda th About 1,000 Manicure Pieces, in a tremendous variety of different designs, and valued at a dollar each, are tagged at 49c. 5,000 Manicure Pieces that cost 25c. to make will sell at 15c. apiece, And 5,000 Manicure Pieces at 25c., 29c. and 39c., worth Sully twice as much, The Bonnet Brushes at 79c. each are revelations. : This Sale begins at 8.30 to-morrow morning. EVERY PiECE GUARANTEED STERLING SILVER. | LOT 4 COMPRISES, | , | In addition to Sterling Silver Manicure | | In addition to Manicure Pieces, about 500 | Pieces, about 750 Sterling Silver Combs for ladies and gentlemen, in white and imita- tion shell, valued at trom S0c. to $1.00. THE BIG STORE EGE AG SSDS) AWE. pect ite FOUN. 119 Hair Brushes valued at They are the reg- LOT 5 COMPRISES | All the French Gray Art Nouveau Pieces, Included are Glove Stretchers valued at $2.00 each, Bells, | Glove Stretchers, Bells, , foe fei | nara Knives, Blotters, | ‘uticle Knives, | ‘ooth Brushes, Seals, Button Hooks, IIc Hand Brushes, Files, id 49e Bonnet Brushes, Bonnet Brushes, Darners, + Shoe Horns, Shoe Horns, J Boys’ Washable Suits Of every good kind of 1902 wash fabrics; blouses cut full; large sailor collars; neatly trimmed; sizes 3 to 10 years. Reys' Short Grousers, All-wool Cheviote, in mixtures and checks; Cassimeres and Tweeds (not all wool); sizes 3 to 17 years. 40c 40¢ You will concede that as (Main Floor, Rear) Ghousands of Shoes For Wen, Women and Children at 7-3 to s-2 Off The Big June Sale progresses busily, attracting new shoppers daily. Fresh lots are being constantly added, and thus the Sale reper interest at top notch. Women’s Oxrord Gres. (Shoe Store, Main Floor.) ; | | Two styles; all sizes; black, 2 button; Tan, linen in lace style; $1.50 Ties at Wash Goods Remnants. Hundreds of Remnants of Wash Hundreds of Remnants of very much Fabrics, consisting of Lawns, Or- ne SU eee cones Gandies, Batistes, etc., etc. ; lengths Morsity. Lawns, Corded Linen Nov- ¢ Batist Best Quality Printed fi: ; values up to 20c, y yard; Friday, special, O ps) Ley 'y, special, per 7 / (lain Floor, Freak) This is a very extraordinary offering. 800n as you eee the Suits, range from 2 to 10 yard: values up to 15c.; Friday, spec- tal, per yard, E Refrigerators, Glectric Fans, Stoves, Screens and Garden Hose. We sell more Refrigerators than any other concern. Every one is guaranteed to be perfectly satisfactory, and prices are always exceptionally low. f REFRIGERATORS. | SCREEN DOORS, extra heavy, THE “MODEL” 1902 RESRIGERATOR hardwood finish, fancy desigus, 7, AND ICE CHEST, beat for endurance; chars, two different styleo; to-morrow, "Jy 0 ccal filling insures ice economy; guaran- | WINDOW SCREENS, made of hard tee to be the best on the market. oil finish, with brass clips, adjustable: iy er ans aS Orso| zh «Wie. atended. 434 29 «188 45 12,00 sid a 458 Apartm't House 25 19 + S0 12,50 30 37 400 Apartm't House 2644 2014 S4 14,00) 39 45 404 Apartm't House 4454 22 61 20.00) 34, = ICE CHESTS: Fark uM ® A winpow. SCREENS, roo ‘ood, sprit , hard wood, 8) Ho.3 7 19 FT 5.751 ide, adjustable: * ee i 32 3 We also carry a special Refrigerator which 73 33 ry is one of the st cheap Refrigerators on the market, 23 2» eT) THE REGULAR STYLE RE- 4 29 “ FR GERATOR, 4 APARTMENT’ HOUSE STYLE, 9,50 ELECTRIC FANS. ELECTRIC FANS, lid brass blades and uant, highly polished, 90 Japauned base, adjustable to any with brass norgle ans Crass reol ouition; complete with plug at- Aufl rated jefe pesca /; &S5| iuch size, . STOVES, 10. 7 F 8 L0M.8R" HOSE is 3 ply, gaa UNIVERSAL" tyy2_W! J, with couplings PLU FLAME STO en : Stove, q WA gente Po tec and Hot Flaten 25 ft, lengths at hat can be jou 50 ft, lengtiis at EXTRA STANDARD" GUARANTEED LOSE SPECIAL ADIUSTABLE WIN- DOW SCREENS, to-morrow, GASDEN HOSE. SPECIAL LEADEX, GARDEN HOSE; the 25 ft, Competition Hose, chment and Y feet of wire; 12 1,50 3,00 Very pupu ar, ? burner s! Our stock of Gas ‘to the largest and cheapest the cit DOUR AND WINDOW SCREENS, 2.25 4.40 4 S-PLY } |. t assortment inthis city, You 25 ft. longthe at 2.50 pu just the size youneed. ring 50 it, lengths at urements, o# We DO NOT pyy uppya' pte, will st pressures ig are the sizes n all styles: 1 210K0.10, 21087, 347 Stained wood, complete with knov 70 THE "HARVARD" HOSE ty a and hiuyes: tormottew, guaranteed hose that will stand ay SCKEEN DOORS, with ove coat of amount of high Waser prosaure; Am yet sh, natural wood, stongly 90" d white colors: natural wood mortiscd, Sit. Wwagthe at finisb, tancy designe and ectongly put toget er, 1.05) SCKELN' DOORS, made stiong, 50 ft, lepgtaw at SCKEEN LOORS, SCREEN 1 £046. lengths at