The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1904, Page 8

| TCONRED'S SINGERS | TUS NGA, WER PU eee : eg | rand Duke of Oldenburg Comes The Fiei y-Eyed Dragon in “Sieg-| “Here from Gormany Express: fried,” However, Weil Suppiizd, -_ ly to View the Falls with Ice with Steam and Made Up for, Many Shortcomings. » Goating. Frederic. August, Oldenburg and Count “arma Lloyd steamer fe, Will pomain in this cougtry Jusi leas A snough to nee tho Ninwara Falls. He and will the return to Germ on the fully ¢ + Ralser Withelm which sails rerday | | ort. The Grand Duke brovah: with hi pieces of baggage and Yelet. At the pler he was mot by Baron |! von Platten and Gustave & ei the Jast seen mt of th en eons the ferry Ww! -. fcorted him to a Mun ''ha Grand Duke had heard about Niagara Falle with tts dr suffered king hero, ‘There was well as the/ whien neither dramatically was aa goal) fas the wonder-w make # f for, nee. greac’ hitle Min Mi, Relas| y repeated | has for heen engaged by the Motropolitan Ac that he determined te Wage across the Ailantt pose alone. He is a man who ideas take a firm root tv hiv heal, ad nothing wil do but that chey shall Ye mtterialtzati 10 state performan Grand “3 np though Van Wook at the Tal then turn a = eae © home. will no Hd Wotah. } Ay's merey hile In Amorted ' eyed Aragon was weil sup- ———— {pied with steam, and if ite life had 5 y Hbeen spared it might have won laating i s affection and gratitude by belng pit in} front of opera-house when all war . lover to furnish ie hot air for patrons who waited abiveringly for car-| rages. cop. | 5 MELBA SIGNS WITH CONRIED ——— 3 ch | ye) i® te Receive 94,000 fer Rach Ap-| They Are Good Goats, She Tells! nearnnce tn sintoon operas. A Min, Melba Magistrate, but Policeman) rior conrien Opera Co Who Went to Corral Them) (mrs Comunn Wa ‘ to Amer! in O 8 Vigorously Butted. 4 shor! ert tour, At the conelu- sion of her tour she will Join the Met- 5 ropolitan forces and wilt appear in alx- little C ecare, & réelten, who ts known aa “The Goat | (0% operas. ° Sho ta. to receive $4000 ,” throughout the fashionable Park Ate awit Hope. neighborhood, in Brooklyn. shived it ten of her psts from being impounded by Magistrate Furlong in the Gates Avenue Court, Brooklyn, to-day rangements for a cai ‘The ten goats belong to neighbors of * $a the Covaro gitl's father and dale are |MANIERRE UNDER THE KNIFE intrusted to her care to be herded ta ee the vacant lots in the Park Slope dis- trtet. Recently there have been stovies tacks on pedestrians by playful m. And yesterday Polloeman fat. wiin went to arrest the herd. bl ‘or each pe This ts the ra Calve waa ald this year, Tt fd that Mmo. Nordica will return also, although the | rumor is danted by some of hey friends, who say sne has already completed ar- af. Aged Exs-seni Severe Over: Benator and Police Commis- Manitere, though eigh two operation last aigitt taking no anaes | application of Owners werd summoned to a rt ust to-day. Carolina dd the for the were. : , ° began, "hey are better Ie. they ad thelr Own vt say | things about thelr neighbors.” [f trate Furlong looked Kindly at ehild and thon answered: i must ch remarkable goats to . 1 will adjourn this hearing ch Us, to give e all your aaser= hem you and the Fan vant Charles N, tMfon. ASi Mtl edn WINES, CORDIALS AND EXTRACTS Bee hesey clea, otuxe. i) OF cod sliver ‘oil act Nayy sirect. Hrooklyn wes sentenced] aDOUt the same on a to als months in the work-house in (he Gourt of Special Session to-day for cut-] Weakened system as a ta, psoas of sy of a thirteen cocktail does onan empty donetaine Fiyme of Nosy Tonn aveee| Stomach. If an dis Bhe sold whe wa ‘through Naxsau S ly goo Is street last 7 ye.enar tel accomplished in either tcase the medical world | has yet to find it out. ‘Scott's Emulsion affords effective and per- «|manent relief and cure in all wasting diseases | because it restores health | through nourishment, ———— SS HAIR THIEF GOES TO JAIL. Negro Cot Of Little Girl's Braids Ven Eréen Sent to the Tombs in Wite's alvine OSME Meters could not produc not through alcoholic Mie Slee ate’ hE? tT Stimulation, B.Altmans Go. WOMEN’S NECKWEAR IN STYLES FOR THE SPRING SEASON, including exclusive novelties in Hand-em- broiderd Fronts, Chemisettes, Yokes, Collars, Stocks and Collar and Cuff Sets. \ Also Lace Collars, Berthas and Boleros; Half Sleeves of Chiffon and Lace; Scarfs and Squares of Chiffon; Hand-made Stocks (with jabots) of Chiffon and Silk. ‘For Friday and Saturday, a Special Sale of IMPORTED NOVELTY COLLARS (exclusive designs), of embroidered linen with Jace incrustations, ‘ : + each, $4.75 | IMPCRTED ALL LACE COLLARS (ex- clusive designs), Ecru, each, $8.00 White, breidered Lawn and Lace ~.ocks, nm and®*Lace Applique Stocks, 50c. ch each, $4.75 ie Clath and Lawn, é Lace Trimmed Stocks, | Men’s Furnishing Department. SHIRTS TO Early shipments of Percales, Batiste, Cheviot, Flannel For Shirts and Pi Eighteenth Street, Nineteenth St MEASURE Freneh Linens and cotch Madras, Etc. ajanias to onder treet, Sixth Avenue, New York, le Our Annual Spring Sale of Lace Curtains and Curtain Nets Offers Most Unusual Opportunities to Economize. The Spring and Summer always suggest simplicity in de- signs of Laces for window decoration, and we invite your attention to the many attractive values we have to offer in this class. Nottingham Lace Curtains | The designs are reproduc- tions of all the highest grade Laces. $1.50 quality at $1.00 pair $2.25 quality at $1.50 pair $2.75 quality at $2.00 pair $3.50 quality at $2.50 pair Dentelle Arab Lace Curtains, The borders are very at- tractively corded and the net is of the best quality. $5.00 quality at $3.98 pair $6.75 quality at $4.98 pair $8.98 aay at $7.50 pair $ ;: : $13.50 quality at $9.50 pair Irish Point Lace Curtains. Renaissance Lace Curtains No other house shows the! The'most simple and dig- variety of this class of Lace nified of the Lace Curtain Curtains at the low prices | family. we ask. $6.00 quality at $4.50 pair $5.00 quality at $3.50 pair i $7.00 quality at $5.00 pair $5.50 quality at $3.98 pair $7.50 quality at $5.50 pair $6.50 quality at $5.00 pair $8.75 quality at $6.98 pair $7.00 quality at $5.50 pair (Fourth Floor.) The Season’s Favorite Dress Goods At Special Prices for Friday and Saturday. Voile, All Wool, Nub Melrose, Mohair Sicilian, . : all wool, of the finest kind 59 Inches wide, in. blues, In very rerien cote also fh the mew spring colors | greys, browns aud blacks: black ani fo: valle, | and black: a $1.00 cloth: value’ 75c. per yard: spe- 73¢. por yard; special at | special at cial at 55c, | 55¢. 55¢. (First Floor, Special Table No. 2.). IMPORTED FRENCH VOILES in all the new) Sonne colors and black and white—special at, per )85¢ yard. as (Dress Goods Dept, First Floor.) Redfern Corsets. HIGH-GRADE MODELS. You may rest assured that the fashionable outline will be fered with figure case from wearing aREDFERN model. We have any number of styles, thus perfectly suiting all figures. Each style is for a distinctive type of form. You need no urging to buy one of these models—you can foresee the figure improvement by holding the corset in the hand, ue Boned with genuine whalebone, 1” Prices trom $3.00 Upward (Second Floor.) House Furnishings, Seeds & Bulbs Wood Handle Wire CARPET BEATERS, Regular 10c.; to close, 5c, cach 10c._“P- Bissell’s Carpet The Grand Rapids Cyco Bearing | The O'Neill nickel finished Cyco Sweepers, each.....6.....5 $2.50 | Bearing Sweepers. $3.00 We Have Just Opened Our Stock of Secds and Bulbs Seed: Blue Flame, Wickless COOK STOVES, 2 burners, regular $5.98; Special, $5.00, Sweepers. EASTER BASKETS, anice line, from Flower , per dozen pack-) Gladiolus Bulbs, dozen 18c APES. eee cree 10¢! — Tuberose Bulbs, dozen..... 12¢ Central Park Lawn Grass Seed,| Madeira Vines, each... 3c pint package, 6¢,; quarh.. 10¢ Tuberous Begonias, each.... §¢ (Basement.) Black Forest Jockel Clocks. $00 of these hand carved clocks, warranted to keep ood ) time—a nice little ornament for any room—good value at 4 Qe 75e.—special at... 5) (Basement.) Specials in Groceries For Friday and Saturday. {FLA—Tinest Ceylon Golden Tip- || (COFFEE —Rest Moch | ped Tea, worth $1.50 per Coffce, fresh roasted, b., special at ALS ground or pulverized, Ib... 25C SOUP-—Franco-American,Oxiail, Vcg-| TOMATOES — Best Delaware red etable, Clam Chowder, Clam Broth,, tipe Tomatoes, 3-pound can, Julienne, Tomato, Bouillon, Mock! Worth 10c, special atyeerseee 8 Turtle, Mutton Broth, Pea and Ver-' TOMATOES — Best Jersey packed micelli Soup. Quart cans, 26c.;| red ripe Tomatoes, sanad pint cans, 16c. | can, regular 12c., speclal at... 10c PE.AS—Extra quality Marrowfat Peas,| SUG A R — Havemeyer Vacation Brand, regular 12c. | standard Cranulated Sugar, a can, specialats.cecesecsee LOC] S.pound bageceeueeeece ss 23C sweet) HOLLAND HERRING—All Milch- Lie inscabe ng sonticheserney importati wi let as, wortl i ners, new tat h Weitere W2cliperecn pine (ee Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. zee AG ARON 10; wins a rare Main Ploor, 38th St. Side, Sale of Notions and Dressmakers’ Supplies. Silk Remnants. 10,000 Yards—One-third to one-half less than regular prices. —1». Fi In addition to the short lengths of Black and Colored Silks in this sale, we are adding many lots which include broken style and sei r lines, containing ample quantities for full costumes. The Sale involves: Black and Colored Taffetas. Checked and Plain Taffetas. Faconne and Hemstitched Taf- Peau de Soie, Peau de 2 Ace de Chine, Satin Duchess, rmures, — Louisines, Pailette de Soie, Poplins, Crystal Bengalines, Foulards, Printed Satin Liberty, Gros Grains, Japanese ks, Merveilleux, Surahs, Moire urs, Maire Faconne, “‘Marchioness”’ Black Silks, 151. The broad guarantee we give with these splendid “Marchioness” Silks covers every possible argument a purchaser “might make against them. If the jet hlack finish takes on a grayish dulness, or. the fabric cuts, bring the Silks back and get new ones or your money. They are wayen especially for us and sold under our label—“March- ioness.” We assume responsibility for every yard:— Taffeta Silks. Number 1 Quality, 89% Number 2 Quality, 98. Number 3 Quality, $1.19. Number 4 Quality, $1.24. Satin Duchess. Number 1 Quality, 99¢. Number 2 Quality, $1.24. Number 3 Quality, $1.49. Number 4 Quality, $1.69. Number 5 Quality, $1.99. Gros Grain Silks. Number 1 Quality, 99¢. Number 2 Quality, $1.24. Number 3 Quality, $1.49. Peau de Soie. Number 4 Quality, 89¢. Number 2 Quality, $1.24. Number 3 Quality, 81.49. Number 4 Quality, $1.69. Number 5 Quality, $1.88. Peau de Cygne. Number 4 Quality, 99. Number 2 Quality, $1.19. Number 3 Quality, $1.39. Louisine. Number 4 Quality, 99¢. Number 2 Quality, $1.24 Marehioness Black Faille Fran- caise, 99¢. Marchioness Black Surah, 99¢ Marchioness Black Armure Royal, 99, Comtesse Corsets. The last of the new models is here to complete the best line of Corsets we have ever shown. These are French Corsets, made expressly for us—all hand- wrought, of finest materials, full gored, exact and comfortable fit- ting. We do not know of an- other imported Corset of equal grade qt the low prices asked by us for the Comtesse. Expert fit- ters are here to assist you in choosing a model that will tit your figure perfectly. At $4,49— Batiste, medium bust, * tong over abdomen. dip hips; for medium forms, At $2,39—Fine Batiste, short mod- * els for slender forms. AL 96—Coutilla, low bust, dip 2. hips; for medium forms, At $3. 96—Coutille, long frent, 2 low bust, dip hips, full bias cut. At 5, 79--Coutille, extra long front 5s and hips; for full Meures At $6.49—Fancy brocade, pink, G9 ie and while: for me. dium figures. Other models, $3,3% $7.24 to $1. 4,79. Expert fitters at your service to ar- sist in choosing ‘a model that will fit your figure as you wish. New Millinery, —z v. The Millinery Parlor on the second floor ts showing a most attractive line of the new straws~-Sallors in Tuscan and fancy braids, Conti- nentals, Turbans In péwest shapes and braids; also Flower Hats and a large assortment of Lace Hats in black and white, Macy rrices— quality without extravagance. Books—Our Contiriu~ ed Supremacy : The Book Trust hag not succeeded in driving us out of business in re- turn for our refusal to maintain. its fixed prices. All_new fiction published at $1, and sold by ot! ers at $1.08 is sold by us at 98c, All ned publications: sold 10% lower than the prices de- $4.0, manded by rs, We will take orders for any book not in stock. Sra ian R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their B'way at 6th Av» 34th to 35th St. Mth St. -Side. Sale ot ~ Laboratory i Preparations. Misses’ and Children’s Men’s Spring Suits.--1". Men’s Spring Overcoats, Coats. 2s ri In Sicilian, Shantyng, Colored Taf- fetas and Fancy Mixtures--well chosen fabrics tor the pretty Coats Chitd and Miss will wear this season. These low prices will ac- complish wonders in finding anew owner for every Coat : Girls? Collarless Box Reefers, b'ue and black cheviot, and tr covert: fancy sleeves with cutis: ages'4 to 14 years; cach... $3.90 Girls’ Loose Box Reefers, of blue chevtot and tan covert, with i jaid collars of stitched tafe: tinished with git braid and buttor ages6 to 14 years; caclers+.$4.96 Girls’ Full-length Coats, of tan cra- venette, collarless effect, finished with capes and stitching: ages 6 to 14 years; each $5.96 Misses’ Fitted Jackets, of tan covert cloth, double-breasted style, satin ned throughoyt; ages 14,16 aod 18 years; each,........... $6.90 Girls’ Box Reefers, of blus and brown cheviot, finished with straps; inlaid cloth collars. tucked s'eeves with cuffs: satin lined: ages 4 to 14 years; eac vee $9.96 Girls’ Full-length Shantung Coats, loose effect, with straps; double capes, trimmed with fancy braid: ages 6 to 14 years; each., $11.96 Children’s Dresses. x Gingham and Chambray. high neck, trimmed with embroidery, fancy * braids and buttons; skirt full and rored; colors, pink, blue and rose: ages ¢ to 14 years; each.» eee BHe White Lawn, one-piece, with yoke of lace and insertion; finished with fawn bertha, edged with lacey full skirt with tucks and deep hem; ages 4 to 14 years; each...., $1.47 Blue and Pink Check Ginghams, high neck, round yake of tucks and insertion, finished with fancy bertha, white plque and embroi- dery trimoning, standing coll cuffs trimmed with embroidery: full akirt with deep hem; ages 4 to 14 years; each... 41.67 White Lawn, one-piece, round yoke and bertha trimmed with lace; full skirt trimmed with rows of lace insertion and flounce fin- ished with deep hem; ages 4 to 14 years; each $2.06, Russian Blouse Dresses, high neck, double box-plaited; with white linen collar; silk tie and patent leather belt; in tan or green; ages 4 to 12° years; each... .- $3.49 White Lawn Dresses, high neck, uare yoke, trimmed with em- brofdery and tucks, finished with bertha over shoulders, with em- broidery trimming; full skirt: ages 4 to 14 years; each, 83.74 Serge, high neck, yoke, standin collar; belt and cuffs; trimny with straps of cloth and buttons; full skirt, deep hem, in blue or brown; ages 4 to 14 vears. GAD ce eree erst gee seeseey 96 White Lawn, one-piece style, high neck. yoke of Valenciennes lace, standing collar and deep bertha vith rows of Igce and stitched lawn; full sleeves finished with lace cuffs; skirt with tucks and sete hem; ages 640 12 yrs.; each. $5.4) Russian Dresses, shepherd cheeks, one-piece, triple box pleated, fin- ished with lngn roll ¢al sitk tie, patent-ieather belt and insignia om sleeve; ages 4 to 42 years: Junior Two-pitce Syits, of fancy mixtures in blue, green and tan; Eton coats trimmed with cloth in contrasting colors, braids and but- tons; Uned with satin Romain; 3- gore flare skirt, unt 16 years; each. Junior Double. breasted Norfolk Suits, of blue, brown and black cheviot, inlaid collar of velvet, braid trimmed; lined with satin Romain, §-gore fare skirt, un- lingds ages 10, 12, 14 and 16 years; each... as Junior Tailor-made Suits, of nev- elty mixtures in gray and tan; Bton coats with broad shoulder capes, taffeta braid and button trig, pouch sleeves finished with flare cuffs, trimmed, taffeta lined; side pleated skirt yin bel hy perverts une ed; ages (2, 14 and 16 years; ARs eee eee abe Tek \} Juvenile Footwear... Miasag’ Vici Kid Lace and Button | Shoes, patent leather tips, broad toes, hand. sewad welts, sizes 1114 to 2, WIdthS A tO By oor. ease MNO Ghildren's Vici Kid Lace and But- ton Shoes, patent leather tips, hand- sewed welts, broad toes, sizes os to 11, widths A to B,,.--...$1, Boys’ ‘Solid Wear” Lace Shoes, made of satin calfskin, hand sewed welts, medium weight soles, fobby lasts, sizes 13 to 2 ‘ Hb sies 2% to 5K... 1. tent ' Dress Shoss, made of coltskin, dullfinished tops, d= sewed welts, mannish lasts, sizes 13 HO Sd. sseveasen seen err en dese Little, Men’s Lace Shoes, made of calfskin, heavy soles, broad toe last, spring heels, sizes 8to 2, $1.49 Women’s Rubbers at 49c - ini a4 ¥L. ted for the ‘ally \ high Selo arae tae AS ANG 7561 OUE BHI, 496 The same rule that holds good on Macy overcoats applies to these now Spring Suits: A third more for equal grades at the average “exciu- sive"’ Clothing stores. Suits Of fancy cheviots and worst- eds, in “Custom Tai'ors’ Patterns.” single and double-breasted modeis. $9.96 to $28.49 Adda third to the price we ask and the best clothiers in town can't findevena trifling difference in favor of their own good garments. The Macy mathod gives you the third: Govert Goats, serge lined, 32to 34 inches long, sack models, intanand olive shades, $9.96 and $11.74 Finer grades. ail silk lined, $14.96 to $24,960 : Goats. Oxfords and blacks, es long, Chesterfield Boys’ Clothing.—:na ri Sai'or and Russtan Blouse Suits, of fine worsted serges in navy, royal b'ue and brown: a'so fancy mixed 0 to 40 in models; serge lined, materials, Sai'or Suits, ages 4 to ov} 12. 12 years; Russi to8 $9.96 and $12.96, Eeabeal Usstan UES v8 Coats of Untinished Worsteds and Vicunas, Oxford gray or black, silic lined $14.96 to $24.05 Paddocks and Surtouts of tan and Oxford gray coverts and crave netted materia’s, 50 to 52 inghes jong, full, gracsiully draped skirts, snug-titting at waist, $19.90 to $34.96 Men’s Hats, $1.88. Spring Top Coats of tau coy- id Reefers of navy and red its with embroideredemblms 4 to 14 years: 92.97 Young Men’s Suits. ri. Fancy Cheviots and Cassimeres, in single or double-breasted sack styles: plain or peg tap trousers; Boys’ and PL rear, sizes 14 to 29 years; each... .§9,96 Latest Style Derbies. of fing fur felt. trimmed with silk ath and Lavi bs 5 ing: colors, black and two shades Men’s Spring Neckwear. Ui,01n" soul byothers at $3.00: Vet Fi. OUM PENCE... eee er eceren ee 1,8) Sof 3 est colors and much off the price of new Ne: Seavestiet ee bonita ot. 3 without affecting the quali manufacturer's first crop of ft lengths of Neckwear si'ks usually happens to be the favored patterns, coal outsold, By taking all of The John B, Stetson Co.’s Soft Hats at $2.97. Genuine Stetson Soft Hats, spring em he makes them up foy us at a sty'es. in black e of four low price. Better for a'l of us, and shapis. Sold ¢ ere at $3.50 bis regular t and $1,00; our price,..-9-, $2.97 haberdashers isn’t stirred up by jn- ternocing trade war. French Four-in-Hands, 2'¢ inches Boys’ and Youths’ $2.00 Derbies, $1.24. wide, in solid blues, gress, Nowast spring styles, made of fine browns, champagnes and reds: fur felt and trimmed with good sold ‘sewhere at 75c.; our silk band and binding, * BIRR icee ccsenessisscckacs 44c Boys’ A'pines. $1.49 & $1.88 All Stik Squares, light’ and dark, pretty designs: sold elsewhere at $1.00; our price. , 442 Men's Shirts--Spring Pat. terns--at Macy Prices... . lmpon ie Py Oo uae rariety, New mercerized. silks, in white, a open ¢ trope, al squares and four - in ir Dee Pel ante l neat figures; value elsewhere, $2.50; our price.... ie oo $144 Pleated Shirts, 16 pleats. in white, tan and blue; cutis attached or de- grades sold by exclusive furnishers at $1.50; our price Bc Highest Qualily Neckwear. designs exactly Tike those shown (by the lashed 2, casrieneses $1.44 “exclusive” dea'ers, French four-in- = In Oxfords and Madras, i o i Pretty de- hands and squares, intended to se = Signs and neat figures... -$1,44 Mp.to $200; our price...... Suspender “Specials “Ganuine’ Guyot Suspenders, yo'd by eoopthers at:s00,; ‘our price. 2 aoc Suspenders of worsted and silk In Anderson's. imported Madras, solid coior, cuffs attached.,.$1.94 Stiff Bosom Shirts, in plaids and s'ripes. new shades, dark grounds; attached cuffs..... Ses. eee $1.44 webbing, our own design, Lived Stil Bosom Shirts, af percale and to Tic. Suspenders sold else- madras, light and dark grounds, where; our price.....,......44€ detached CUMS... 6. .ceee eee O4E 9 Smokin; Men s and Leanging Robes. An Important Price Reduction. These are high-class imported garments—the quality that appeals to particular men—and the reductions average almost one-half. —Im PL reer. At $6,908 reduced trom $11.98 At $14.98 reduced from $20,908 Plain Cassimeres, solid black, red Matelasse Silks, lined with silk, and gray grounds with taney and Double + faced Tweeds; small figures; sailor coiars and hound with silk and wool cords fancy girdles. and finished with silk frogs. At $7,098 reduced from $13.98 4t$18,94 reduced from 937,49 Robes of Plaid Cassimeres, red Heavy Brocades, pink, heliotrope, and dark checks, bound with red and light ites all site and fancy braid, roll collars. silk lined, with silk card and At$10:49 reduced from $20,908 girdle. Double-faced Cassimeres and luced Thea "ured and small plaids, * At $1024 redi from $49,9f bound with mohair braid; al: Fine All Silk Brocades, plain faney reds, brown and blues and black, pian red, red and black solid colors, with cuffs and col- red and white; silk lined, silk lars self-trimmed, girdle and frogs. At $22.99, reduced from $58.98 Silk Velvet Brocades, in purple and black, red and black, and white and black; lined with silk serge; roll collars, silk cord binding, silk girdles and frogs. Delicatessen, —sn.7. Dinner Sets. The cooked delicacies on sale in New Shapes. New Decorations. — this Delicatessen Store -are pre- Rasepent. pared on the. premises by an ac- complished French chef. A syt- tem of refrigeration, gless-en- closed, keeps everything fresh and 87 for $7.90 ain Dinner bt 103 picees, pretty blue flawer jecorations. inviting. We do liver any- g17 fer rane aL tte iting Bought in ths deartmen. and blue decorations. cae eee Bape 2th tb. $9,89 for $12.50 Porcelain Dinner Pull Cream’ New York State Sets, 102. pleces, aise decor Cheese, 140. Tb. tions, every piece gilt, 11.87 for $20.00 Dinner Sets, 100 eae fine ola English “Minton” Moa ae Corlsbad China 13.49 for 00 Car! Blaner Sets, 100 Pieces, floral deco- rations, ¢nld edg Welsh Rarebit Cheese, 46¢, Ib. Rest English Dairy Cheea¢, ate. th. Gouda—Holland—Cheese, 29¢. Ib. Imported Roquefort Cheese, .$o- ciete brand, 37c. Ib. ¢ 25. Imported Gorgonzola Cheese, 14.87 for $20.00 Limoges China Sac. Ib. : Bianer Sets, 101 pieces, floral deco- Imported Swiss Chees¢, a7¢. Tb. rations. ¥ Old-Fashioned Sage Cheese, 18c. $18.97 tor $49.00 Theo. Haviland pound, Re uf China Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, vari- Imported Camembert Chane, 23¢. ons decorations. A vtsadl Gk each. 924.97 for Theo, Havilan ed Neufchatel Ci & Dinner Sets, 112 pieces, sold elga- tad Cream page phot where at 83$.00 to $50.00. tepored Stilton Cheese, in stone Straus Cut Glass—Spe= Hr ByStiute cheese, 430: 1b, clal Prices. Finnan Haddies, 10c. Ib.» Genuine Lake Sturgeo Ate, tb, &inch Bowls, regular price, us Nova Scol mon, special, ao092 92.09 Rhine Salmawi, 246, (o. Sugar and Cream; regular price, Smoked Whitefish, 16c. Ib, $2.87; special. , 92.49 New Dellereen Herring, in wine ‘sauce, 29¢, ean. Handled Siive Dishoor cvg Green Turtle Meat, 49¢, can. 81.47; epesial... Dlanond Back Terrapin, 69, can, Celery Trays; regular price, $2.57; Ge I Pickle: dagen. aptslal oop se: we da See Geren 198 it Ff herkins, 19¢, Ib Ch ina Bargain Tables :« 1. Spied G t A Stuffed lend 4c. each Theo, Haviland’ rat ut extra, e ai Olives, 4's decorated and g' Extra Selec arate ‘| Dinner Ware at about half pri 196 h full dozeng of gach of 1 ane. Ib, es to make upamall sets. ae German Sauerkraut, Sc. Ib. 3 Speciais in Tumblers: Ee A eeotezigps vy. a i SORES . Sah A wm we