The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1904, Page 9

iN ane i a al ik oi allied THE WORLD: TURSDAY EVERING, APRIL 5, 1904. COMNBALS THE WHO ANP 8 PASTORS WIFE Sle TA" Sheets) g Gewese ay a Hopeless --Cured Se aly D RY GOO DS co. their being sold under 31.50. vanine 10-morrow—$1. ‘Third Fleer, tant t tO ota ' Police Commissioner Adirah knneinses| Missionary Declares Declares King Leo-} that He Is Having Difficulty by Peruna, pold Has Twenty Thousand| jn Finding Fit Men to Fill ee oe oo “TO Morrow a Wonderful Sale of Laces} | | t RS. ANNA B. FLEHARTY. recent 1» Native Congo Men Who Prac-| Places of Deputy. . Superintemuent of the W. . T i, st eetectnectnncenectcacenett tice Unspeakable Atrocities —_—-— theres Her muabend. when litte: was frat Exposition t Thousands Upon Thousands of Yards--to Sell at Big Economy, : Th announcing that he would not ap-|ramig se Litesig Monee Westevan Unt- Dress Trunks. i We've harbored many a Lace Sale, as you know. With superlative values, we've ‘BUYERS FIND SLAVES point any Deputy Follce Commission: wan een ia | roa builded the biggest regular Lace business in all New York, PLENTIFUL AT $10 EACH, | 22 ,¢, th, ssnifcant. stateinent Rec teieedesl BUPA MN fore De All aboard for St. i To-morrow we continue the good work—a sale starts then that out-distances all HG AC tte yet found the right |feaudh failed me n few sears go lon my al i sauts ce this new i our ae past efforts. The assemblage of kinds is remarkable, the pricing no less $0. mei e job tthe sate tm, and wraduaily Np nibern ker end } f you've any lace needs whatever—don’t miss being here, Captives Brought Into Cami ec! upon as | Sauget great need of an Invigorator. Made of seasoned basswood; covered 5 18 in. Pt. de Venise ALL OVER; the 98c. Lierre, Repousse and Oriental Net LACES, 9 P| Broottyn Deputy and that Capt. Harry | with heavy duck} quality; to-morrow C | 5 to 8 in.; 40c. quality 2S¢ Tied Together With + Ropes | i wolia susesed Cowes, _atthouen |)\-/0ge olay melanvors advised canvas; olive sole 20 in, Repousse Net AL ; the $1 Lierre Net Top and Repousse LACES; 6, 8 About Their Necks—Some | there was some kind of a hitch In Biy's|2¢ £0 tr Peruana. A bottle was and sole’ leather $ Quality; to-morrow ..... seseeeessssees FYE | and 10 in.; the 60c, quality. s.....,+++6 39¢ Killed and Eeat care, The Commisstoner's announce- | immediately secured, and a great band. Wide hick-{ 4 Driental and Lierre ALL OVER; $2 Escurial Lace GALLOONS and INSERTINGS, in nd Eeaten, mont that he has not yet found the| cflange took place in my daugh- ory slats, fully? quality; to-morrow eno 1.39 | white, ecru, black, 3 to 5 inch; many separable quasi as ‘ Hite! olga han alinird ter’s as wellas in my own health. Heat ive Lierre Net ALL OVER; double width; designs for trimming waists and dresses; LOUISVILLE. Ky., April &—Dr, w, | 8nd Ely have been sidetracked Our appetites improved very| malleable FON. S1IO QuAIIEY, Ati. 56 ce eeeeepecserse Q8c | the 50c. and 75c. qualities, at.....secrees 39c corners, bolts, dowels, knee and valance clamps.” Loop Five Hundred Lace Robes Equally Cheap. sliding handles; two strong olive sole leather straps around outside; muslint (5,98 for Silk Escurial Lace Robes, in black ) [2,Q8 for Cream and White Lierre Lace lined. Three .dress trays with’ webbing only—with lace medallion applique. For- Dresses; full ruffled skirt; rich waist and H. Morrison, a Southern Presbyterian | Yesterday Mr. McAdoo said that he missionary to the Congo Free State, in| Would appoint one deputy to-day, and , fpeaking to the Presbyterian Ministers’ | "3 8 serait ere rae a big crowd of | much helped and restful sleep ‘Association here, gave a recital of the| Politicians and hangers-on at Police alleced harbarities practised upon the | Hondauatters t. get the earliest news |$00% improved us, so that we greatly, the digestion seemed | Natives of the Congo Free State by |°t the new man. They were doomed | seemed like new women. straps. One top compartment tray with merly $20.00. sleeves. Reduced from $18.00. } to disappointment, for after drivi fol lid, “ * Mnclen theoeen in Pewee and of the ob- |About the east. aide ail the moming| ‘“Z would not be without ST ow en enactiy ratte 25,00 for Escurial Lace Dresses; elegant ef- | 20,00 for Real Renaissance Lace Dresses in Séaiicn bo-treteu thence with Street Cleaning Commissioner | Pernna for ten times its cost.’ Mrs. Anna B. Fleharty. It'll take you there and back many fects; Venise medallion applique; latest cream color; full size. Reduced from, } Woodbury Mr. McAdoo returned to times—rest assured, styles in black only, Actually worth $40.00, | $40.00, $ “T lived with the people for seven| police Headquarters and announced |—Sfrs. Anna B. Fleharty, rs. I know what T am. talking x a that there would be no appointments. | what used t Nea ; about sald Dr. Morrison. “Leopold has| “There have ‘been many applications | py" the medical profension ty naw eal re a native cannibal army of 20,000/and many recommendations,” he sald, vie eauarrh. Tt has beet found by. expert: ously. T'was not able to do my housework ence tarrhal diseases of the pelvic or-/ (00! Jat and husband, | wrote you and t $ ‘men, officered b; “ cered by white Belgians and|-put I have not yet found the right| fons @ cause of most cases of female) described my condition as Hear as possible. ‘ earn oy el Mr tenon pn eenentnenonen Esther M. Milnor, De Graff, Ohio, writes: ———— Plain Color Taffeta Silks---To-Morrow, 49c. was a terrible sufferer from female weakness, and had the headache continu armed with repeating rifles. men. I have a perfectly free hand in| diseas You recommended Peruna. I took four bot- Forecd Inte) Service, the matter and I will appoint no man|, Dt, Hartman war among the frat of ties and was completely cured, 1 think Po. pane representing the worst] until 1am. satisfied that he is the right| covery. For forty years he has been treat. | {M48 wonderful me ficine,”—Mre. Esther 5 id most savage type of the natives,|man. I would rather go ahead for aling diseases peculiar to women, and long | ™:,> Mabon, of Cham- Year and do all the work myself than |ngo he reached the conclusion that Congressman Thad. M. iatic J are v 65 cents the yard; they sell for that regularly, b were frst caught, then carried tar [eran 00 all the work myst than jaye he Fegched ae onctunin that a moti | oprah | They are worth 65 cents the y ey S at regularly, They are better than iny other store ‘way from thelr homes and forced tnto| perhaps later in the woak we may be | these ore | | ever offered as a bargain at Half a Dollar; better in quality, in finish, in range of colorings. youll not b ubjoct to female} «7 take pleasure in commend- therefore began ‘uging Peruna Srialasone euAlGey te ed stein, |} oanost barman fy aro ee tor theae, Sten. snd found tt Ab wimirabls | ingt your Perana as a substantial In the assortment for to-morrow there are thirty of the very newest tints and staples—not old and ‘ the natives to bring In enormous trib- TRG Bei: Fuuk has now become the most famous rea. |tonie and a good catarrh rem- un-wanted shades, but those most in demand and most desirable. —T. M. Mahon, ws do not derive prompt and satlefec- Peruna, : edy for female diseases over known, Every- ute in Ivory and India rubber. 1t 1s|MANY POLICE RETIREMENTS, |e» tor female diconses ove ton: een, worth noting that the King of Belgium it. Peruna ts tot a pulliative simply; it] if y 18 to-day reputed to be the largest|Numerous Applications Due to cures by removing the cause of female Ais-| tory results from the use o! i} i} | Absolutely pure silk, smooth, bright and rustling; guaranteed to give superb wearing service. | Just to-morrow and Thursday—at 49c.-yard. huake | cuse, at stung, giving a full stater dealer in ivory and rubber in the world, Effects of 'd Winter, Dr. Hartman has, probably cured more ment. of your snd) be wit be pleased a women of female ailmemts than any other | to «/ you his able advice gratis. Harts Fesult of this forced labor and/ Commissioner McAdoo said to-day |fiving phyrician, “He. makes those cures| "Address ‘Dr, Tartman, Pr nt of The rvice, great and unspeakable|that not in the history m.t»e Police | simply by using and recommending Peruna. Hartman Sanitarium, Columbys rectised on the native peo-| Department had there beer) so many | > a = iit een a number of elmes at {applications for retirement because of least 60,000 people fleeing into the for-| permanent disability, as are pending Ameri Beauties ests to escape from the cannibal sol-|now. There were eleven fresh applica- : Cotes Peltier ome fers of King Leopold; I have seen|tlons to-day, an unprecedented number ft moep their blood pure, their After-Easter Clear-up of Art Goods In this big Balcony Store. ‘these soldi rh . | for one day. 4 lexion soft and clear, their Naan ana alle Guae oeee “they a, iay ft to the hard winter,” Pagtne Breath sweet and their whole The weeks just preceding Easter always give to the Art Store an !men whom the Government wanted as| ihe weather did rst on anys eh ‘ bodies active endl peaitny: wi) exceptional business. Many a gift is sent from this quarter. The uns 2' Jaborers, going away with the captives | them.” : , brent ea pr Aa) tharti usual selling here has left us with many little lots—which we want fo wether by ropes around their MHIRUEDEEoie as system cleaners and blood For those folk who desi le in send to new owners in a hurry® * ire the ultra-fashionable i! , ;Mecks. Raids upon villages are boing) SOY WHIRLED TO DEATH, : purifiers; their promptness in = We include many things which are not odds and ends, of course, ‘Constantly made, ane the people are L Rear to The Ryeaing World.) R caring Lessee deren Footwear, at the minimum of cost, there is nothing in the to make the choice complete. : aes eaten, others are carried ANCASTER, Pa., April 5.—Oram ver 6] a 5 S jemay ce captivity’ and sold; “others | Ressler, the twelve-year-old son of J. ewootening a tainted breath, world to take the place of Patrician Shoes at $3.50. The With summer vacations not far away and pastime sewing to do, Duy Ml the slaves Son wen HyGat | K. Ressler, of Mescot, was caught in ; have become knows throm Tee | this ought to prove a big selling movement. bi ‘at, Morand 4h each: the shafting of his fathers grist mill kind words of ladies who have rice is enough to insure the use of the very highest grades of Fancy fgured, ant Rag lot of very fine hen theso raids are made the most|and whirled to death. A brother dis- tried them. Henod the. ane on pixeusc RELA Pillow, Tope,” Whographed P1119 nent Cire Peces, ing Salis are nent, Z2nocent | covered him and stopped the machinery, ON REE Ntaarauisbaetinarea leather, the greatest skill in manufacture, and the most com: } |} Etthograpned”P ivew 24 were Seow, f tured, hands are cut off to be. take Sass j jeanse the A i Lier aey. a) 3; now. Whack ie hed beh ak ad RECGcerTaiae, : way to beauty 1s ooo a Deen. etent_workmanship. We are Greater New York's sole dasa: tosmorrow A = ee we ‘d hi 1 for purify! " ith bh te 5! Nabsarren, Secon ere) belng! depopus)|| —_ Civorm, the) Rallsealble) Taaclree orate Siaeaiatokeep the bowels free, agents, and show more than Fifty Styles to represent every foss and. wilt thread, to saxst, We Use puelp mands Cat Om: brod girl has to encounter in the work- : gent! but positirs! ‘with OAB- individual f ff : Ber | ‘ ite bth: of a, oF these maids was made near one | ing world ts the underbred man’ He re- ARETS. All dru LOS REO, saya OR OLOOU ERY Made site ReneS nn rongs | HAAR were Phas 3 | “Taney make me 600 Oo. Never sold in bulk The gen- ek, top, ani amercerij atite! ‘tam a Scrim maries went to the scene and|gards himself as an eligible party, and OOO. Sam- with allie Colt 1 Be | 18x45, were’ dic. (gounted eighty-one hands cut oft and | suspects every girl he meets aa having feet a0 good.” uine tablet stamped 0 09. Bam- 50 ve 4 Cutt ‘Sets: Miidtessyss< ” > bg tar @ fire to be taken back to Geslgn 3 upon him. He wears a con- ple and booklet free. oes are e ° t oe $ 18x54, were Se. the Belgian officers—rorty-five bodies |quering air that ts STERLING REMEDY COMPANY, Chicago or New York. ‘Ort of fare OP pang ome Cia . Fo ad Brean atvettia tt taxes oa Gcnate, $0 uy Eres Hufein) ain eal Emlesien! me de'of the. lew white ugual stereotyped “denial | or “these | Cujous and despicable object. Oxfords are $3 and $3.50.) [is2hcn’ able “coves, | cheviot: “though "mae Art Noles € 1 seen personally the OvarROr ot the ‘congo Btate. He won't igo do_anyth: fring: im nd stam; 1% jor 8 ull 8 sigs Bpengles, Beads, Jew- Patrician Boots and Oxfords for fr Smbroidering «fae Aral s, Rings, os (“Shave been in the palace of the Ki mulsaes resins ‘ Soins amine oy a Saved Her Girls; made with all the skill and Renaissance | petterna J rament, n't do anything, ’ ¢ 4 Bpeilen Governmentis greatly interested Husband S Life CANDY CATHARTIC care necessary to protect tender, ie } and rings. Jn the situation, At the ‘request of 5 eS hed We teach lace org cee eee, oom THEY WORK WHILE YOU SLES growing feet fa he a | a ee a yey Roger Ci t, an English . irae Eta Races ® ‘and geling American representattte 1s | Mes, H. A, Buttrick, of| {| ANNUAL SALE—TEN MILLION BOXES 710 10%, $2, ier scare tears Tp, | Ga Magi 1H {gtetiveetiration and his report, in the Bridgeport Ex Greatest in the World on 11102, $2.50 slighty ‘solied; reduged i¥eie! were iicTnow, 5. | purchase ts q ti ton, {a prone 8 moat ae deplorable situa = Z oer i ical! oer a asenmnee ttt 4 den & government we do . hee be Something to the BER oF pack presses Gratitude SHEETS, PILLOW CASES. DA ot A Phenomenal Saving to Housewives. Little wonder that some business folk marvel at the prices we are: D Ad co able to quote on Sheets and Pillow Cases, They're so low one would eee j hardly think cotton was at high tide. ie 25 1 25 for for $2. 00 & $2, 50 Umbrellas. All made from standard bleached sheeting, torn by ‘hand and POOL -ROOM MEW Sartell |» AGAINST THE POLICE Wild fea an ade ironed ready for use. These prices to-morrow and all the week: ing Skin and Scalp Hu- Single bed size... ..,... ae \ ( Double-bed size cd \* son pees Blackheads, Teching, April showers bring bargain Umbrellas—and_ bar, ains in Um- Hebed B120...-eccnee } SHEETS { J patra large size. 69¢ Scaly Humora, Scalp Humors, Dan-|} brellas. No sale could possibly be more interesting than this one, £3364 good ae (Full 45x36: hematitehed ya = Zs & druff, Thin, Falling Mair, Skin Irrita-) { It concerns a lot of one thousand or more—which we shall place on ANN ‘ tions, Redness, Pong bases, Bory tees, sale to-morrow at practically half prices. ‘They are mado in 26 and 28 inch sizes—both men’s and women's. Cov- ni jana ch ; But Commissioner MoAdoo Finds.a Way to Defend Mem- bere of the Force Who Get ‘eat 7366] PILLOW [3 1 Full 45x36, finest muslin; CASES Bolster Cases, Wamsutts or / New Bedford: 45n76, tate DD Ke! praeeieiini ay! Sanative uses peculiar to the Sex. FOR ‘BABY'S SKIN erings are rain-proofed American Taffeta; Frames. the real Paragon i XT t ‘ood shi ' —made by the American Manufacturing Co.i; Newark Steel _Kods wit IRIE Ng Re CES I > oe PRO Ies: Nee “C tet taiing Hai ot gun comp, wane tae 1SONE at On al Sale of Floor Goverin b Eurzd, Foxwood, fancy Gunmetal, Silver, Copper, Dresden, Cryatal, Horn, Pearl and Ivory. . They are the sort of Umbrellas we are not afraid to reeoommend— knowing fully their worth. Choose at $1.25. On sale near Main Entanenstrond We shall make up for it in April—and begin to-morrow the greatest attctnenanentntnentnmnentnantentetne-entctnenmnenmneneenareneerene-sonoranenocecenener sale of high-grade goods ever inaugurated “‘on the avenue.” FURNITURE, Every aise is new this season—and the price is for this week BEDROOM only; we can hardly expect quantities to remain beyond that time. An Extraordinary Reduction Sale. 45c Yd. for Ingrain Fillings: | $18.95 for Axminster Rugs. Green, red, olive and old gold color-| Fyl! 9x12 feet. Strictly high-grade Ax- Our summer furniture Is crowding the Beaton needs for room.t ings; one yard wide and reversible; | minsters; a splendid assortment of ‘The pool-room men scored another point in their fight against police inter- terence with their establishments to- Say. When the pool-room men began ‘bringing suits against individual po- Meemen for Interference with them they jwere hopeful of success because some the shoes satiny and bright, yet doesn’t hinder evapora- Oa |yeers ago the Appelinte Division of the tion. Supreme Court decided that the Corpo- ( Atall Regal Stores—25 Cents, ration Counsel could not defend police-| Last winter my husband had a very For Baby Biemiahors chelae, ronebeeesy men as individuals. bad cough; in fact, he had coughed Re Ss a Z redness and irritation, for scalp erup Carpets, Mattings, Linoleums and Rugs at a Big Sacri) The March Carpet business has not been up to the mark, of some other years, due, undoubtedly, to the backwardness of the season. sateen! FTArFINA A healthy dressing keeps tions, thin hatr and scall heed nothing Commissioner McAdoo only heard of |for years; but last winter he had to} eka qual Harfina Soap. Its absolute Dee te Pathan donne ergs this decision the other day and he tm-|take to his bed, and was so bad that ty, fragrance and delicacy ronder it mediately wrote to Corporation Counsel |I thought it was his last. The name bial 6) : ol 1 6! yard, designs. Never Batty ating ey ‘neuer ate aha Seton case to) ff PMS BREED fer ab ali pormrn os] and the ater must give way unl August So thi reat reduction} aun at Wc he id” |r nda en an answer in which Mr. Delany states|me in my trouble, and I went to a beautier and’ peryiseiwey te sale starts to-morrow. We ‘don't see how you can afford to miss it if 69¢ Yd. for Tapestry Brassels t S , that the decision of the Appellate Divis-|drug store and asked for the medi- if I : you've requirements for anything in this list, Very best grades—from the Higgins, | $15.50 for fine Smyrna Rags, ist the actten of ue vrais Divi (Gra tare od aed tee! eral shocoendfeelhers | SKINHEALTH 7Wcrrssenst pan) y Smith and Sanford Mills; patterns for | 4” i:nited number of full 9x12 Persian sistants to defend policemen in the pool-|give me that—they had something) 7. pecan srorms, 22 or THEa| TREATMENT frame Bedroom Suites. ressers, all rooms. Regularly 85¢. and 90¢. |and Medallion patterns in-medium and room cases. just as good, the clerk sald. But I in-| yy GREATER NEW YORK. Harfina Soan, 25c.; Skin Health (Oint.),| $ $30.00 Golden Oak now $18.00. $12.00 Golden Oak now $9.00. 75c¢ Yd. for All-wool Velvetss | dark colorings; superb qualities; unex- Mr, McAdoo was a triffe discouraged |sisted on having Father John's Medi- 25c.: Skin Health Tablets. 25¢e.: Imme $38.00 Golden Oak now $20.00. $15.00 Golden Oak now $10.00. A splendid lot from the best makers celled for wear, and especially Pee eeen are, eee en tnek Neve cis: (Gi) hon (ite wast Li wanted d tbenk MEN'S STORES, (tanto, burning, vimply humor from tw| ¢ $40.00 Golden Oak now 826.00. $18.00 Golden Oak now $12.50- of these superior wearing carpets. |able for Libraries, Dining-Rooms and “pfevide private counsel for the police- |God' that I did, because I gave the! NEW YORIG chry.—4 Peete: ald nae, AT all drareiate. ‘Take| ¢ $48.00 Golden Oak now $30.00. $30.00 Quartered Oak now $20.00. }Reguiar price $1.15 yard to) forth mien. Three cases against Lenora medicine to my husband, and he has Bi nothing offered “fust od. $50.00 Mahogany Finish now $35.00. $32.00 Bird's-eye Maple now $23.50. F Bie Lots of Mattings at a Saving. | bazuate by pool-room men, are not coughed from that day to this. Be 838 Sixin Av, na for $60.00 Mahogany Veneered now $42. | $50.00 Bird's-eye Maple now $33.00. our big Lol 0 ai Ing: 2 irled in, the Solty Gourd toad. _utet As long as we live we shall sing the Fulton st, 111 Broad! Sotists yourself an ist health $70.00 Bird's-eye Maple now $40.00. | $100.00 Bird's-eye Maple now $65.00 } Wo received yesterday a shipment of Mattings that ought to have i Bukhs, aay ar, Mod thee sth, Mz: [praise of Father John's Medicine, aad 4 4a Newark AY FREE SAMPLES og ET $6000 Bird's-eye Maple now $35.00. $30.00 Mahogany Veneered now $21. } Nera five weeks ae, Had. practically refused to accept thera, jeaeilate consideration by. the eee I spe salt sit tone eee ae ith sae ARK NN) J—M1 Bond 8t., opp. | Wav!s HAIRH| HAY CO,. New 3. |} $75.00 Bird's-eye Maple now $35,009: $38.00 Mahogar Nencered now 28, jbeen ike iv: ee pe Foran with reduction that gives you t6 re : : cnewho [COUBhS to. get it. Your medicine | “"\ ; 2 excer| $ $98.00 Curly. Birch how $55 $50.00 Mahogany Venecred now $36. when the importer si c a red a 0 i 0 f ? Meth trouble. because Of thelt obeae (16, unequalled as a body-bullder. WOMEN’ S) STORES. drat, HAI HEALTH si i re i if Chiff | $65.00 Mahogany Veneered now $45. {very finest sorts for less than customary end-of-season clean-up prices. tee tt Ganetie 1 (Bigned) Mr, and Mrs i: A) Butt Brady aoe taney, Myon BEvN Sky,785 | atores youthful color to gray bair. Large oniges: | $30.00 Gurly Birch now $23.00. They'll be on the Carpet Floor in the morning. the Cofamissiongs eee Qe ts." rick, 682 Bunnel st., Bridgeport, Conn. | "3 HOOKLYN 400 Sieh Ak. | Boe, bottles, at draggh $10.00 Golden Oak now _ $6.50. $40.00 Curly Birch now $30.00. 25c, for 45ecent Jopanese Mattiogs, Fil atick by the men, for when they do As we have said before, so-called) — - $14.00 Golden Oak now $10.00. | $00.00 Curly Birch now $45.00. 10c, yd, for 15-cent China Mattings, ) 25c, for 45-cent Japi isbahine, in Gents of pool-rooms they are joough syrups and balsams-of-this and | $30.00 Weathered Oak now $21.00. Dressing Tables. 19. for 30-cent Japanese Mattings, 2c. for 45-cent China Mattings. ‘orders ‘of the Police Com-|balsams-of-that are dangerous be- aa $28.00 Mahogany Veneered now $17. | rereing te forthe + aise: 2 aida ee they vonend ler opium, mer . Two-Headed Boy Beaten, $30.00 Mahogany Veneered now oan: | $12.00 White Enamelled now Hee A ‘A Thousand Yards of 30-cent 39. a Square ks jor H ine an er deadly drugs for ‘Two heads are better than one. "Else .00 Mahogany Veneered now . | $24.00 Bird's-eye Maple now 00. Le A Mint 00 Levers, their effect, No honest druggist will why should the two-headed boy at the Hae Mahogany Veneered now $30. | 30.00 Bird's-eye Maple now $20.00. Oilcloth at 9c. a Yard. 70-cent Linoleums, a Tf you love your best girl as much jask you to take something else when Time B museum get $500 a week? ‘Thousands of $50.00 Curly Birch now $35.00. $38.00 Bird's-eye Maple now $25.00, From Alden Sampson & Sons, makers! Thoroughly seasoned; folizene {ae she says she wants to be loved you |you call for Father John’s Medicine. | |.Why, bus 7 gaenpeeries vit be | Heads plan to increase your chances of] } g22,00 Bird's-eye Maple now $15.00. | $38.00 Mahogany now $29.00. ‘of known worth; thoroughly seasoned, | choicest atterns, Not a yar hebben a eat ee” ike. If you |Not @ patent medicine. Cures colds, | Much lower then, Thi ce uae wealth tn Sunday World Wunts—over| { $32.00 Bird's-eye Maple now $20.00. |§65.00 Mahogany now $45.00. 144 and 2 yards wide ; large selection | or fess than, cos—the greater part” r v y 00, a Worla Wante-ovet Prearantees nee epee tion, be a Se siea B satay Wott two million readera, sas $40.00 Bird's-eye Mapl Maple now $30.00. | $70.00 Mahogany now PAS.09. very best patter H rend uarant ———— eevee eae sod ere ° a a } y , \ } e f .