The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1904, Page 11

SUNDAY BALL GAME MOTHER EASTSIOE ESE “CUSEUPYN'COURT) GING BROCE UP ESS charge of Aisorderiy conduct. The according to the policeman who had the fight e rs, is the man who fought with him, He was held in $00 and sent to the island for two months on the disorderly charge, He has not been arraigned for the robbery _——— Why Europe Laughs nt Us. Crowd of Bohemian Crooks Hunted Down After Battle with Pojiceman—One Con- t Park &nd Post (Prom the Denver Post.) at Ridgewood fesses/Another Sent to Island] ,,Sresing,. of, adherive | absurdities, pones Decision for One Week. the popular acceptance, in tree: deme, cratic Ameri of the idea that being received by Europe" is dinary of this foolish world. Could there be anything more @ell- 1 heads ot extraor: e “crowned the indorseme: A gang of Bohemians which has been terrorizing the east #ide during the past few weeks put a climax on their efforts a by drawing revolvers on x poltceman| fim for President of the Tinited states who had come to arrest them in the]two times, without success, bel “ fiat-nouse, No. 99 Hast Soventy-firat| habliitated as a great American political street, and threatening the lives of two] tanking on twor nes titeen minutes On account: of several recent rob-| GUQ"ur. ‘Bryan, whois an. infinitely berles Detectives MpAvoy and Hannan, | greater man than any sovereign except of the East Sixty-seventh street sta- bly, the smart Kalsor of Germany tion, were told to hunt down the gang. | eee een ot ae ace imaort Yesterday four men who had worked | ance becatise he ti @ few minutes their way over the roots from No, s9| to the Czar of Rui = Bast Seventy-frst street to No. 800 ‘were (ecovered in the apartment of Mrs. Kop. They were getting away with goods and some powelny when Mrs. Kop came upon them. She let out a cry that reached the ears of| fenetal | ‘Policeman Morshhauser on the street. at after the war there was He rushed into the house and attaoked|® remarkable general rise in wages the men at onan, ‘There. wns a fight | opin Anauld oor Re taken as Loe, Ton between the woman and the policeman ‘will between employers and work- on one sile and the three mon on the sh there are local trade other ,with a tesuit that the policeman men, Althoug! ‘unjons—without national organizations— waa badly beaten. The men got away over the roofs. these are in close harmony with the When the policeman finally reached capttal for the capitalists themelves help the unions to grow. Amonk others the-street he saw on the other side a man who looked as {if he were a mem- the late T. Sakuma, formerly the head SPRING FEVER AND f THAT TIRED FEELING Cured by TO-NI-TA, Dr. Lorentz’s Wonderful Tonic Bitters and Invigorator. “A few years ago I suffered a x which me with @ peculiar form of nd nose. In the @arly months @ach year become sxsrava: and I would attacked with malaria and sD} ver, iy em. Ky ome go run down that I ‘Wag almost life! and at the suffering nearly drove Falleve me, and {as aimost ee dea when's tens at, a frien try TO-NETA. After es the i inking @ few doses the in- 2 4 decision in the Sunday” ball-playing nso at Ridgewood Park, Long Island, will he siven next Wednesday by Mag- ptrate Connorton in the Flushing Po- tco Court. . ‘The evidence was heard to-day in the arrest of three ball players and two ticket aeliers. These weré arrested a ‘week ago Inet Sunday, whhe 6,000 fans had gathered to see two minor teams play, Two other ticket sellers were wrested last Sunday, when the New Work Amerioans and the Brooklyn Field team played. : Pithe line of the defense “was that an Leber and Capital’in Japan. (rom the World's Work.) ‘The relations of capital and labor are . ‘They are like the relation and @ons. The wages are in those or Btateh and the European | ‘The police who made the arrests con- bended that because no person who had pot paid the arbitrary price for a pro- pramme could see the game amounted to the charging of an admission fee. The faw does not prohibit a_ball game on @unday, but says that an admission fee may not be charged. (Magistrate Connorton, after hearing (ie evidence, said the law on Sunday ban playing was so complex that he would have to take the matter un@r advisement for a week. From’ whet he paid it was believed that no tnterefer- ‘ence will be offered to the game next @unday. { a DR.-CONRAD RESPITED. Nets Certificate of Reason: doubt as to Legality of Conviction, Dr, Edward E. Conrad has been re- mited by # certificate of reasonable loubt of the legality of, hia oonviotion ind a stay of proceedings, signed by Justice Davis, of the Supreme Court, | road ‘on the appiication of Franklin Dr was convicted before Re- evere attack of fever, catarrh of the head the disease would Dr. C b -NETA. epee, Court of General jammation in my head, throat and nose began to disnnpear, fons, OFF taieat jaedioat practices, TONTA hue ee Sins ater OBA welt ahd Cutie woe a we: sentenced to two and a half years Gerfully. — It reatest nual ine and best tonic in the dmprisonment in Sing Sing Prison. e aon at nea, 1811 dusky street. Allegheny. \ n aseune Davis G inet pes toe: i Fhousands of letters like this one from Mra. Duncan are eri So SErud te now in the pee eae ak eae al Getrceang egret ee, : nana. vigor nn < make It most a Be. ‘foate of reasonable Houbt 1s Eure ene thee distreesing digenace te TO. peg Othe want of evidence of any Wonderful opie. Riteere wpe specific act of malpractice. tO. faa combination, of ‘most precious. and fw a fut_healine and tonto herba and Foote. ; mE Sop ererecis eae taraeed en ibe eel cee “eere Geate ent: Joon Leos, oteay 4 i, orenia, Prof. M'Ghee, of Washington, has been Guilds uo the system and b “iif ‘and vitality to ‘the new disease-sti . WO) making erie) remert ; Ce the Jap- neae-stricken, man. woman tare but " mot sound like compliments. itz"s famoun ad," f : and ghia Bol L Aruraiats, oF sent direct. Jorents Med i No ol a 9 i they do 2 ‘athe, Japanese he ‘saya the profes- wary in eaaeepalle 20 tha ot Pare ueaian e Baga yay iueke a 2 gba aolichooerhaly Inthe pitis or tablet ef nostrums and patent a if ene Ssoneollng they rain the lining reflection fhat, tal i hey nevertheless Ask your druggist for 121st St. a 3d Ave. Chatham Square. 98 YEAR OweexriwAT] {24st Street: Chatham Sq. - to 2234 Third Ave.| 193 to 205 Park Row. Two Establishments. . Everything for Housekeeping. Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloth, Linoleum, Matting, Etc. ) | 2226 Beautifully finished Oak five drawer Toilet Table CASH Chiffonier, Pee: LIBERAL j hogany finish; oval bevelled mirror, only $9.05 $3.98 EE CREDIT. 20" 350 Sst Apartment solid reed House - tea. Refrigerator, | ; amelie hardwood, 50 inches | Be «high, ‘ ¥¢ \ 6foot oak extension, beautifully complete | finished; reduced for - on $8.40 “af this week to......... $4.90 .COWPERTHWAIT & SONS, $8.40 Butcher’s Delivery Boy Goes|>e™*" a gas m THROUGH SHAFT Through Freight Elevator Gate on Fourth Floor and Drops to Basement. Dr. Zinseer, Howpital w was dead bei stocking? portunities an of No. 201 Kast Eighty-second street, | | Was delivering meat for an Eighth a | nue butoher on the fourth floor of the t | Hubert apartment-house at No. | West Fifty-ninth street he fell through the freight elevator | shaft in the rear and was killed, The elevator had gone to an upper floor when MoEntee walked through the gate and fell to the stone floor in the nk Duffy was repairing to-day when r the base of the shaft 1 —— Why keep those sa Read the Bu vertinement: Harry McEntee, nineteen years ok. Sunday World. —- IZIst St. a 3d Ave Park Row, near Chatham Sq. AnRGHOW RWVARAOR VAD 8 GIRL FIGHTS FATHER 280 | | Alfred Vincent’s Daughter Finds TO PREVENT SUICIDE Him Cutting His Throat with a Razor and Struggles in Vain to Save His Life. Alfred Vincent, @ painter and decora tor, of No, 3 Columbus avenue, out his throat with a razor to-day in the presence of his daughter, Florence. The girl tried to get possession of the razor, but her efforts came too late to save her father’s life. He is now dying in the) life. J, Hood Wright Hospital. A® soon as the daughter had disen- gaged the ragor from her father’s hand she threw him over on the bed and ran for a physician, Dr. jam Harrison. of No. 161 West One Hundred and Fifth street, came at once and for two hours worked over the dying man. Vincent had not sev- ered his windpipe but he had go gashed his neck that the flow of blood vould not be stopped. When Dr. Har- rison saw that he could not save the Wine | oh stake in the yolce and in its chotce of yolce juction, the tion of words ‘and 4 alo is of ing wen| check Seashore Delivery Service. Our own wagons now make daily deliveries along the New Jersey coast from Atlantic Highlands to Belmar and along the Long Island coast from Cedarhurst to Rockaway Park. Important—This April Sale of Solid Gold Jeweiry Mounted with Diamonds, Pearls, Rubies, Sapphires, Opals The Low Prices Simply phrased, this isa remnant ones and twos of regular stock and Turquoises. ‘ Are Unparalleled.—i« sale of highest grade Jewelry—the designs that have lost their mates through regular selling, and the assortments can no longer be built up, because these designs are no longer being made, To these we have added a number of specially priced pieces from our usual line. Such sales are unknown in exclusive jewelry stores, chiefly because they are unprofitable. The exclusive Jeweler’s business, if it is to exist, cannot be disturbed by special low-priced events, nor by any such low prices as we quote in the regular way. The number who may share these savings must be small because lots are small. Links. Solid Gold Links, dumb-bell pattern, mounted with fine white diamonds; designs include plain, rose finish beaded edge and engraved; our reg- ular prices, $6.96 to $9.39; sale PLICH sree essences cove 96 Soll Gold Dumb-bell Links, above; our regular price, $11.96; price as Brooches. Solid Gold Brooches, set with dia- monds or pearls, some enamelled, various designs; our regular prices, $7.96 to $11.96; sale price..... $5.49 Solid Gold Brooches, as above, va- rious designs; our regular prices, $11.96 to $14.96; sale price... .$6.96 Brooch, fancy scroll design, set with half carat diamond; our regular price, - $44.96; sale price. 9.94 Fancy Diamond Brooch, star and scroll design, set with fine, white dia- monds weighing 3 1-8 1-32; our reg- ular price, $349.49; sale price.$272.36 Fancy Brooch, fine, white diamonds, weighing 2 7-8 carats, and eight - Oriental pearls; set in platinum and gold; our regular price, $374.49; sale Price, ..6. ceeerese seeeeee $290.24 Pendants. Solid Gold Hearts, paved with pearls; our sale price $9.89 Solid Gold Hearts, paved with pearls, set with single cut diamond in cen- tre; our regular prices, $14.49 to 17.49; sale price.........++++ $12.96 Paved Heart, fine white brilllants, weighing 3% carats, set in ce and gold; our regular price, $349.74; sale price......+5 ssseeseee $260.24 Paved Heart, as above, with diamonds weighing 3% carats; our regular price, $374.49; sale price... 18.49 Harvest Moon, fine whitt diamonds, weighing 1% 1-32 carats, set in gold; our regular price, $214.24; sale price $175.94 Crown, set with Diamonds weighing 2% 3-32 and five large Oriental pearls set in platinum and gold; our regular price, $324.96; sale price... .$260.49 Rings. Solid Gold Rings, some with Amer!- can_ pearls, others with Oriental pearls, in plain settings; our regular price, $7.96; sale pric $5.96 Solid Gold Rings, as above; our regular prices, $11.96 to $14.49; sale price $9.96 Two Princess Rings, set with dia- mond weighing 3-4 3-32; one with 3 Oriental rubies, the other with 3 sapphires; our regular price, $99.89; lh (Te COs er neg orice eons a $75.39 Rings. Cluster Ring, with Ortental ruby weighing % carat and diamonds weighing 15% carats; our regular price, $149.49; sale price..,.$110.49 Circle Ring, set with Oriental ruby and two diamonds weighing 16 5-64 carat; our regular price, $79.68; sale price ..! $65.49 Pancy Cluster Ring, set with three genuine rubies and six brilliants weighing %4 1-16 carat; our regu- lar price, $39.89; sale price. .$29.49 base / Cluster Ring, set with two Orl- ental rubles weighing’ 4 carat and 12 brilliants weighing 5-8 1-16 carat; our regular price, $101.49; _ sale price . ee $75.24 Ring, set with Oriental pearl and two diamonds; also one set with one dia- mond and one pearl; our regular Price, $35.96; sale price...... $25.49 Circle Ring, set with two brilliants weighing 3-8 3-32 carat and one Or!l- ental pearl weighing 1% grains; our regular price, $65.49; sale price, $49.24 Cluster Rings, set with fine opals; our regular prices, $55.49 to $65.49; sale pric ..........ee eee $45.49 Cluster Ring, set with opal and ten brilliants, weighing % 1-16 carat; our regular price, $35.49; sale price, $25.94 Circle Ring, set with three diamonds weighing 1-16 carat and two ru- Dies weighing 34 carat; our regular price $78.69; sale price....... $59.24 Cluster Ring, set with emerald weighing 1-8 1-32 carat and nine dia- monds weighing 1-4 1-16 1-32; our regular price, $50.24; sale price, $34.98 Men's Fancy Ring, set with fine white diamond, 7-8 1-16 carat; lion and tiger claw setting; our regular price, $146.44; sale price.......... $ 24 Men's Rings, set with ruby and two diamonds weighing % carat; our reg- ular price, $85.24; sale price, .$60.94 Princess Ring, set with three genuine turquoises and brilliants weighing 4$ 1-32; our regular price, $60.49; GAIBLIDHCE. ci csesceseststens $45.49 Cluster Ring, set with real turquoise and diamonds; our regular price, $45.24; sale price 2.49 Cluster Ring, set with large tur- quoise and diamonds weighing 7-8 carat; our regular price, $135.74; sale price $98.24 Cluster Ring, set with real turquoise and diamonds weighing 1 7-8 1-32 carats; our regular price, $199.89; sale price $159.24 Women’s Shirt Waist Dresses. -r. , Dresses made of with full p'eated Dresses of hair at $10-74 at $1 3-49 blue, brown and jasper taffeta silk, waists and gore flare skirts. line striped taffeta, box pleated waists piped with plain taffeta and gilt buttons; skirt side-pleated, trimmed to match the waist; colors—blue, black and brown. Women’s Instep-length Skirts-«» .96 Skirtsof fancy mixtures and blue and black Sicilians, at $3 gore flare style, neatly tailored. at 95:96 Skirts of fancy mixtures or blue and black cheviots, gore flare, with pointed stitched straps, button trimmed. $7.81 Skirts of mannish mixtures or blue and black chev- at iots; new box-pleated n odels, neatly tailored, at 99:96 Skirts of novelty mixtures or black and white shep- herd checks; new box-pleated models, with triple kick pleat at bottom; also high kilt models in blue or black Sicilians, In Our Lining Department, 3 we carry complete lines of the various popular brands of Cotton and Silk Linings. Our low prices throughout are not matched by any other house in the city, excepting in rare instances of uausual special selling of a few numbers. From regular stock are two specials: Genuine “Spun Glass” Linings, name stamped on every yard; closely resembles silk and is ideal for drop skirts; black and staple shades, regularly 17c. a yard, special at... sss -s.¢ lee Fast Black Beetled Percalin rustle of taffeta; regularly IIc ie, 38 inches wide, with the 18. a yard, our 10¢ R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attracfions Are Their Low Prices, YD B'waw, at 6th Ave. For Special Selling: Women's Untrimmed Hats. Ist Mi. At 97, Tuscan Straws in the very newest and most desirable shapes in dressy Hats and Tur- bans; sold elsewhere at $1.25. At $2.34. Black Dressey Hats and Turbans, very stylish ; made of hair and Tuscan lace straw in combinations; sold elsewhere at $2.75. Imported Flowers and Foliage. —is: Fi Fine Quality Cup }, Roses, six in a bunch. Frosted |. At 19¢. Rose Foliage, [soldieventere Bluetts, 12 in a! bunch, , Black Satin Roses, three tn a bunch; yellow, green, white and black centres; sold elsewhere at 65c.; our price. .49¢ Black Satin and’ Muslin Roses, with yellow and black centres; six in a bunch; sold elsewhere at 35c.; our Price..scee... 24¢ Men’s Gloves at 97c. 1st Floor. Equal in every respect to others’ $1.25 grades. Full Pique Glace Gloves, one clasp, round corners, embroidered backs; newest shades of tan, Prixseam Walking Gloves, Paris point backs, one clasp; in tan and reddish tan. Overseam White Evening Gloves, one button or one clasp, with Paris point embroidery, or Bros- ser embroidery in black or self colored. Cameras and Photo Supplies. srr four. Complete assortment of Kodaks, ‘ Fresh Films, Papers, Plates, etc., at popular prices. The New Film Pack Cameras, $4.50, $5.85 and upward. Printing Frames, 4x5 inches, 9c, and 19¢. Acid Hypo, cartons at 8c. Hydrokinone Developing Powder, dozen 33e. * The New “A. B. GC.’ Developing and Printing Outfit at $1.08, The Ansco Scales, $1.08. Dark Room Oil Lamps, 39c. Portrait Attachments for Kodaks, 46c. Premo Tripods, $4.49 and $5.24. Photograph Albums, for unmounted photos; plain leaves, 9c., 12c., 19¢, and upward. Full assortment of Card Mounts at low- est prices. Developing, Printing and Mount- ing executed at lowest rates. Engraving. “"2- Our Engraving Department ts prepared to execute correctly: Wedding Announcements, At Home, Church, Visiting and Business Cards— Crests, Monograms and Coats of Arms, The workmanship is without fault and the prices without the profits usually asked for engrav- ing of this character. “Let us submit estimates. Saxonian China For Less Than Half Its Value. It comes from Saxony, as the name implies, and with its delicate Dresden flowers and gold tracings very closely resembles real Dres- den, for which it is frequently sold. Basement. On the main floor Bargain Tables 44 inches, full swell fronts, all cast brass trimmings, > we have assembled a large variety tern plate mirrors, 28x30 inches in size, Our regular ¢ 74 of these beautiful pieces, tor less gy price $26.49, sale price..... teen teee commence see ceee '° than half price selling. Included Extra Large Size Dressers, polished oak, 4 feet wide, with 30x36- are such as Inkstands, Pen Trays, Let- ter Racks, Ring Stands, Powder Boxes, Stamp Holders, Candle- sticks, Cigar Jars; and scores of dozens of Demi Tasse and Choco- late Cups and Saucers, Tea Pots, Sugars, Creamers and Fitacy Dishes. Prices: '23c., 47c. and 97¢. Desk and Dresser Articles, - How We Guard Your Grocery Interests, Absolute Purity First--Then Macy’s Low Prices... » Discrimination precedes distribution in the Macy Grocery store. For instance, Mocha Coffee, such as we use in our famous Old Mandhel- ing Java and Mocha blend & 49c. fered plenty of so-called “genuine Mocha,” but ft was not equal our tests. We went direct to Arabia for it, and with the last ship- ment comes an interesting document bearing the signaturs and seal of the United States Consular Agent at Hodeida, Arabia. in part: herepy ey ra (50) No Yorte, ship) chellt & wire York, contain original, pure where. th So much for Purity. matchlessly low prices. ‘ Our “Red Star” Our regular price for this high quality Coffee is 29c. For s F selling it is reduced to 23c. a pound, or in 5-Ib. cartons for $1.14. . |B. In. beans, granulated or pulverized at this price. iy Rich and Delicious “Red Star’’ Russian Tea, $1.49 Ib. Specialty dealers ask $4.00 a pound for best Tea money can buy—and at our actual weighing and measuring we know that 2c. sufficient to make five cups of a perfect beverage. Amaryllis' Chop Tea ‘ Mixed Formoso Oolong, English Breakfast, Ceylon, Japan, Y f Hyson and Gunpowder; our regular price 48c. a peund. Special, ] pensive. B worth of it this sale:— 39c. pound; 5-lb. caddy, $1.94; $10-Ib. caddy,,$3.76, Three Flour Specials: Franklin Mills Entire Wheat. Bridal Veil Brand. 84c. for 2434-1b. bag. $3.47 for half barrel. $6.44 for whole barre]. 124 -Ib, bag, Half barrel... pound cans, 11¢.; dozen, $1.23. Armour's Rolled Ox Tongue, 2-Ib. cans, regular -price, 69¢.; for: this sale, S9e.5 $6.58 2 dozen, American Food Co. and True Blue Brands of Soup; full-weight quart cans, regular prices, 18¢.) for this sale, can, 10c.; dozen, $1.16. Millar's Raspberry and Strawberry Jams, 2-Ib. stone pots, regularly sold at 34c.; special for this sale at 28c. Early June Peas, Lily White brand; can, 12¢. ease of two dozen, $2.36. California Asparagus,Manzanita brand; can, 22¢,; dozen, $2.53. California Asparagus, Jessamine brand, pound tall eans, 14c.; dozen $1.57. Golden Wax Beans, Lily White brand; can, 10c,; case $2.18. We supply our drivers with change money and will thank our patrons to report any failure to promptly return exact change. cery stocks, and we regard it of more im Whole barrel... Insley’s Crab Meat, with shells, pound cans, regular price, 19c.; for t! ; {7c 2-1b, cans, regular price, 32c.; for this ‘ales 28," ‘i +o Columbia Salmon, Lily White Brand, pound flat cans, 19c.; dozen, , $2.19; half- Ib. The New York market of- to It follows Ps Conmul Agent of the United 6 Amertoa.at "of, Cotten, marked 3415500, fem. Meee per New York, by ‘erera. with direct bill of Iading to Me R. i. e SHS Miele ice es Hee fork, by Mears. important feature of the Gro. Coffee, 23c. Ib. ¢ same quality. ¢ is really the most inex- Lily White Brand,” 4 } -4lc Whole barrel... $5.48" Spiced Fresh Figs in syrup; regular price, 27c. a jar; for this ‘ale, 2c, Imported Puree de Fole Gras; regular Price, 24c, a tin; for this sale, 1Sc, iy Marrowfat Peas, Jessamine brand, can, ' 10c,; case of two’ dozen, $2.18, beauty brand, extra large spears, white and green; three-pound can, 37c.; dozen $4.29. California Asparagus, Lily White brand, large white and green spears; can, 32c.; dozen $3.69. California Asparagus, American | | Evaporated Peaches, 4-Ib. cartons, regular 15c. kind, at» 10c. Cele brated Lily White Jams, all varieties, jar 15c.; dozen, $1/69, $3.13 Is Our Price for Standard $3.50 Footwear. 24 FL. rear. "¢ you could take the good features—claimed and real—of evi standard $3.50 Shoe you read about and combine them, the it would be similar to that we secured in the Spring lines of Shoes We took the same sort of a prescrip- and Oxfords shown to-day. tion to the manufacturer who makes our Men’s Footwear, the very newest models from exclusive custom boot-making estab. lishments, This combination gives us quite the best line of popular Shoes and Oxfords we have ever shown. Shoes, button or lace, conservative or ultra-fashionable in such leathers as wax calf, box calf, patent coltskin, and tan Russia calf. Oxfords, conservative or ultra-fashionable models; in wax calf, patent coltskin, tan Russia calf and vici kid, ‘3 $5.00 and $6.00 Shoes and Oxfords at $4.69. Men’s Lace Shoes, made of patent Ideal kid and vici kid, hand= sewed welts, oak soles, straight by others at $5.50 and $6.00. Men’s Oxfords, made of patent Ideal kid and vici kid, hand- sewed welts, oak soles, straight lasts, close-trimmed edges; sold” by others at $5.00 and $6.00. Dressers and Chiffoniers At Unusually Attractive Prices." ™ Large size Dressers, 3 feet 8 inches wide, made of solid cake full serpentine front, four drawers, all_cast brass trimmings; bevelled mirrors, 24x36 inches in size. Our regular $] 6.84 price $20.96, for this sale..... as Large size Dressers, made of quartered: oak, highly polished | Wye inch bevel pattern French plate mirrors brass trimmings. Our regular price $ sale Solid Qak Chiffoniers, golden oak tinish, $2 inches wide, with five deep drawers, all cast brass trimmings, bevelled plate mirrors, Sold else- where at $10.00; our price,. ....$7.34 Extra Lait Mahogany Veneered drawers, all cast Large Size Chiffoniers, 33 inches’ wide, made of solid oak, with golden oak finish: two swell top drawers al bevel plate mirror, a price. $14.96; sale price... bree. ings and bevel plate mirror, ¢ 19, Our regular price $23.96, sale price..... FS '. With it | Men’s Shoes and Oxfords. | i} lasts, close-trimmed edges; so ; full swell front, all cast 96, for t 'S $23.96 Our regalar Chiffoniers, with seven Ig portance to you than our ff Itis the |p