The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1904, Page 5

HOSPTAL PATENTS SCARED BY FRE Capt. Doonan, of Engine Com-' pany No. 27, Jumps from Sick Bed and Directs the Work of His Men. FIREMEN FIGHT THROUGH SMOKE CLOUDS TO CELLAR. Department Found Stubborn MOTHER FRG | ANS ARE LST Mrs. Morrissey Believes Her | Son and His Companion Were Drowned When Trying to Get Tow from Tug. YOUTHS IN ROW BOAT RUN DOWN BY SCOW. Police Are Again Asked to Make Blaze to Fight and Second Alarm Is Sounded—Damage Is Estimated at $20,000. Crieq of fire, followed by the ringing bells, the gallop of horses, the bling of engincs as they plunged the street, and dense clouds @moke aroused patients in Hudson Hospital to-day. The finmes ireotly across the street, in the seven-story bullding which extends &som No. 78 to No. 9% Hudson street funs back through the block to street. \ The doctors and nurses in the hospital were the first to hear the alarm. They pew the flames shooting from the cellar windows of No. 78 Hudson street. of smoke found their way across the half-open hospital windows. The went from cot to, cot, and the Patients in the various wards assured that there was no danger the fire was across the stroot. of the oots in the men’s sur- ward lay Capt. Doonan, of Hngine No. 27, HH ‘eorlved at the big fire his engine had to fight, f Fire Fighter Exelted. in engine to be here will be wld No, 27," he cried. Bi lure enough No. 27 was the first to ‘Srrive. The men under Lieut. Roxbury wew their captain at the hospital win- They fought their way through the Yoke clouds and down into the cellar, Which by this time was a furnace. Then ere came explosions which shattered @ windows and made the high walls Mf the bullding tremble. “Come out men! Come out!" yelled the fire captain from the hospital win- flow. ‘We don't want more of you ‘The men came out. They were driven back by the flames and smoke, Several of them did not move quickly enough, @nd they staggered and would have fallen had not thelr compantons carried them to the fresh alr. ‘The fire was discovered by Patrick cell, night engineer and watchman. saw the flames break from the col- to the first floor, He ran for an Marm bex and, ringing it, returned to \ght the flames. } When No. 27 arrived Lieut. Roxbury yuickly sounded a second alarm. This drought Chief Croker, who saw that the fre was dangerous and hard to handle, He sent in a third alarm. So dense was the smoke from the Hudson street side of the building that entrance could not be effected, A store on Thomas street was broken into and the firemen burrowed their way through smoke and flames to the burning build- {ng on Hudson streot, Directed by red Fireman. Until _the arrival of Chief Croker Capt. Doonan's voice could be heard @ireoting the men from the hospital window. He then leaned far out and “enoouraged the men by sign and occa- wional calis to them. Next door to the burning bullding, at pio 7, Ba, Averstory house occupied @ number of families. ‘This house Was filled With smoke and the occupants Fan to the street, many of them in thelr night clothes, ‘When the firemen broke through trom, ‘Thomas street and began fighting the laze from above they were ussured hat there was no danger of. their homes going up in tho blaze, Many re through the smoke and packed @heir goods ready to flee should the Dlaze get the better of the firemen, Fire Under Control. @ hard fight the flames were rt to No. 78 H tH i 0 5 udson street, ‘I eine Big building is ‘occupied by tat (=e) Col nufactu SURREYCHURCHYARD Funeral Services for the Ex- plorer Were Held in Westmin- ster Abbey, at Which King Edward Was Represented. LONDON, May 11.-Sir Henry M. dtanley was buried to-day in the quiet thurchyard of the old Surrey village of Pirbright. Prior to the burial there was} an Impressive funeral service held in Westminster Abbey. “Bula Matar,” meaning /‘The Rock Breaker,"'as the cof- fin plate testified Stanley was known by the African natives, was taken in an open hearse to the Abbey, the route be- ing ned by crowds of people. | The pallbearers included « grandson of Livingstone, Arthur Mountenay Jeph- son, Stanley's former Heutenant, and the Duke of Abercorn. Lady Stanley headed the procession of mourners that passed through the tloisters. With her was young Denail ered deceased's ted gon, and vingatone’s pe u fin ed for a few minutes there was a pa- etic pause. ‘The service was fully choral. ‘ing Edward and the King of the Belgians were reprosented, while Am- r Choate and | Consul-Generai were present for * | boys in a boat, The crew ofthe Beard United) Qe Cor. 5th St, a Search — Mother Hopes Keeler Vessel May Have Picked Up the Victims. Mrs. John Morrissey. of No. 214 Seven- teenth street, Brooklyn, has again asked the police to sound an alarm for her son. who disappeared last Thursday and is thought to have been drowned off Robbin's Reet when trying to get a tow from the tug boat Henry 8. Beard. Sinco that time nothing has been heard of the boy or his companion, Thomas Reynolds, and nothing seen of the row boat which they took out from an Erie Basin boat house several hours before. Mrs. Morrisey fears the boys are lost and is almost prostrate with grief. H husband, an engineer of the Ward line steamer Mexico, 1s expected to return from a trip to Cuba to-day, He knows nothing of his son's Aisappearance. Mr. Morissey was in the harbor of Havana when the Maine was destroyed and Is & well-known mariner, His son had a love for the sea and was an expert swimmer. On Thursday last the two boys start- ed out to row to the Jersey shore. That 4s the last that Is absolutely definitely known of them, Off Robbin‘s Reef the Beard, leading two scowa, met two said that they seemed exhausted from rowing and called for a line. The tide carried the rowboat toward the second scow, An Itallan on board gave warn- ing, but before he could bring help the the boys in the boat had been drawn under the scow. The tug was stopped and the water scanned, but nothing was seen of boys or boat ‘after that. ‘The captain of the tug reported the inci- dent to the Hamilton avenue police station. Next day it was learned that the Morrisspy and Reynolds boys were missing. It has since been learned that a tug of the Keeler Transportation Company was leaving the harbor at the same time on a trip to Boston, That tug |x due in New York to-day. Mrs. Mor- rissey’s only hope Is that her boy and his companion may be aboard." The men on the Keeler tug might have seen the accldeat from the position of the boat at the time, ee STRUCK BY STONE IN SUBWAY. Jere Tutt, of No. 1766 First avenue, was struck on the head to-day by a falling stone in the subway at Fighty- ninth street and Broadway. He was hoisting the stone to a derrick when it slipped and struck him. Tutt recelyed a concussion Of the bran and was sent to the J, Hood Wright Hospital. 6th AV.cor. 15th St, Buyers Are Enthusiastic. We have never known so great a success—we have never known such CAUSES for _ success. best Furniture that it is possi- ble to make on sale now at Little's for about what other dealers ask for the flimsy, thrown-together sorts that never have and never can find a place in our stock. The Sale of Parlor Suits. In Parlor Suits especially, where you make your purchase {s impor- tant. The things you don't see sig- nify much in the value:—the Springs and the other inside ma- terials and workmanship. At Lit- tle's you are certain of everything. $24 Parhor Suit, $16.50. 3 pleces, tastily upholstered in excel- lent tapestry or velour; highly polish- ed qahogany finished frame—a great bargain. $39 Parlor Suit, $27.50. 5 pleces, mahogany finished frames, highly polished; covering tapestry, velour or such special material as you may select. $54 Parlor Suit, $39. 5 pieces, mahogany finish, highly polished, shaped top and arma; tapes- try, velour of special covering, $66 Parlor Suit, $45, 5 pleces, maliogany, shaped top and arms; covel with richest Verona yelours—a magnificent suit, articularly JAny land resttul rocker; ds e; throughout, ular price $3.5 Early Selections Advised. Goods held tor future delivery if desired, J.H. Little & Co., Sixth Ave. THE ITT EPET a " — WORLD | TUESDAY EVENING, MAY.13, 1000. Suburban Delivery Service. In addition to our daily delivery service to New Jersey Coast points from Atlantic Highlands to Belmar, and Long Island points from Cedarhurst to Rockaway Park, our wagons now deliver goods daily to Bronxville, ‘Tuckahoe, Scarsdale, Yonkers Park, White Plains, Bryn Mawr Park, Mt. Hope, * sford, Tarrytown Heights, Larchmont, Larchmont Manor, Mamaro- neck, Rye Neck, and these New Jersey points; Chatham, Madi- Chauncey, Old Ardsley, Woodlands, Worthingtot son, Convent and Morristown. This May Sale of Undermuslins - Means Economies Not to Be Had at Any Other Store. In view of the present state of the cotton market this May sale of Undermustlins is quits unlike any other great White Sale we have ever conducted. o secure the large quantities necessary for such an annual event we must always contract for them months ahead. We went about gathering these in the usual way, and after all contracts were made cotton prices soared—high enough to gladden every heart in Dixie. It was good fortune, pure and simple, that gave us ownership of these vast stocks previous to the advance. We do not claim that the garments are one whit better than those offered in past sales, when under- muslins absolutely perfect in materials and making were involved. The standard has been maintained in these. But we do claim that women who take advantage of this event will pay less for desirable garments than at any other store in the world. Muslin, high neck, trimmed with clusters of tucks, feather stitched beading and embroidery ruffle 49c Cambric, high neck, trimmed with cluster tucks, feather stitched beading and hemstitched lawn ruffle 59c Cambric, low neck, short sleeves, trimmed with em- broidery insertion, ribbon and embroidery edg- 49c Nainsook, low neck, trimmed with lawn ruff and lace edging. a insertion, ‘tucks, lace edging and ribbon... 69c Nainsook, low neck, open front, trimmed with Valen- ing Cambric, high or V-shaped neck, trimmed with hem- sertion and embroidery ruffle................5+ Cambric, square neck, trimmed with fine hemstitched broidery edging and ribbon................ Cambric, V-shaped neck, trimmed with two rows of ruffle Better qualities at pricey) proportionately low, ranging Cambric, high neck and square cut, trimmed with embroidery edging 7c clusters of five tucks down front, embroidery edging 24c rows of fine embroidery insertion down front and embroidery edging............20sesesseeee 29¢ stitching, three rows of bias lace insertions and lace edging 39c rows of Torchon lace insertion across front and 3 lace edging, 9c rows of Valenciennes lace Insertion, three rows of ribbon and lace edging..........sseccceceeee 79c Night Gowns, around yoke... around yOKe......... secssssescccveseeeceeees IMGicrcccece cececcevee eoovccrscrecseteoses * Nainsook, square neck, trimmed with fish-eye lace clennes lace insertion, ribbon and lace edg- 79¢ titched tucks, four rows of fine embroidery in- ’ YO" 79¢ tucks, four rows of embroidery insertion, em- - 89c broidery insertion and double embroid em ry roidery Roe up to $17.49. Corset Covers. Cambric, low neck, French style, trimmed with four Cambric, low neck, French style, trimmed with six Cambric, low neck, French style, trimmed with hem- Cambric, low neck, French style, trimmed with four Nainsook, low neck, French style, trimmed with three Better qualities at prices relatively low, ranging up to $4.69. Chemises. Cambric, round neck, trimmed with four rows of em- broldery insertion, hemstitched tucks and hem- stitched lawn ruffle. .......0csseccseeeeeeeeees 39c Cambric, round neck, trimmed with two rows of Valenciennes lace insertion and lace ruflle........ 39c Cambric, Pompadour style, trimmed with wide Valen- clennes face insertion, beading, ribbon and lace edging, wide cambric ruffle on skirt............ 49c Nainsook, round neck, skirt length, trimmed with lace andmbroidery insertion, lace edging, tucked ruf- fle on skirt Nainsook, round neck, skirt length, trimmed with hem- h stitched tucks, ribbon drawn through at top, hem- stitched lawn ruffle on skirt. .. .. 69¢ Better qualities at prices relattv , Tanging up to $8.19. . ’ Women’s Waists.-» White linen, embroidered front, large tucks each side, hemstitched on shoulder, tucked back...........seeeeevece GoOneco Of pure white linen, hand embroidered and hand drawn; tucked yoke and back; sold by others at $7.50, our price. . . Petticoats. Fine Lawn Wrappers, striped and| Fine Chambray Petticoats, umbrella rimmed! ruffle, sold by others at Wrappers. polka dot effects. yoke with lace beading; flounce on skirt; each ... 99c | $1.25; our price. Children’s Wear..,,,. Infants’ Long Dresses, made of nainsook, round yoke trimmed with tucks, embroidery insertion and embroidery ruffle; skirts fin- 59. Bnciaa co. Infants’ Long Dresses, made of nainsook, square yoke trimmed with em- skirt fin- ished with deep hem........-++ enietiesise broidery insertion and embroidery ruffle over shoulders jshed with tucks and embroidery ruffle Infants’ Long Dresses, made of nainsook, square yoke trimmed with three tows of embroidery insertion and embroidery ruffle; skirt trimmed Ss with insertion, tucks and embroidery ruffle Infants’ Short Dresses, made of fine lawn, yoke formed tucks; trimmed with hemstitched ruffle, two rows of cluster tucks and hemstitched ruffle..........s.06 Children’s Princess Dresses, made 2 to 4 years; sold by others at 55c.; our price...... . Children's Princess Dresses, made of white lawn, trimmed with three rows of embroidery insertions and hemstitched tucks down front; skirt finished with hemstlitched hem; sizes 2, 3 and 4 years..... Children’s Drawers, made of good muslin, hemstiched lawn sizes 2 to 8 years, 22c.; sizes 10 to tuffle and lace edging; 16 YOATS. ..cecrcececce cerecceveeeessenseceessereee ; i eran con i Children's Drawers, made of good muslin, trimmed with hemstitched cam. [APEY. a0 $6. Lilith See Y $4.34 | pate gute and embroidery edging, sizes 2 to 8 years, 23: izes 10 29c Four-told Japanese Crean: hands Infants! Pillow Covers, made of lawn with hemstiched ruffle, > Estimates furnished for Awnings, Shades and 34c,; plain jad ., 29¢ ped chambray, sizes Drawers. Muslin, trimmed with hem and tucks....... Be Cambric, umbrella-shaped ruffle, trimmed with ticks . ele 15 Cambric, lace edging 18c Muslin, umbrella-shaped ruffle, trimmed with three rows of tucks and embroidery ruffl 24c Muslin, umbrella-shaped ruffle, trimmed with fine embroidery edging .. 29¢ Cambric, trimmed with wide umbrella-shaped ruf- fle, torchon or Point Venise Ia .. 29 Muslin, trimmed with varied hemstitched tucks and embroidery ruffle..........cessececeeeeses 39c Cambric, umbrella-shaped lawn ruffle, trimmed with tucks and embroidery edging............ 49c Cambric, umbrella-shaped ruffle, trimmed with two raws of lace insertion, tucks between and 90 lace edging............ Muslin, trimmed with varied tucks and embroid- ery flounce. 39c Muslin, umbrella-shaped ruffle, trimmed with two -ows of torchon lace insertion and edging........ 39c 49c Cambric, trimmed with three rows of tucks and fine wide embroidery flounce Nainsook, umbrella-shaped ruffle, trimmed with tucks, Valenciennes lace Insertion and lace edging SOC Cambric, trimmed with two rows of tucks and wide embroidery lounce........00.cccsceeeee 59c Nainsook, trimmed with two clusters of four tucks and very wide embroidery flounce......... 69€ Cambric, umbrella-shaped lawn ruffle, trimmed with tucks and two rows of Valenciennes lace inser- tion and double lace edging. ..........6.c0es 008 79¢ Better qualities at prices relatively as cheap, ranging up to $7.49, Walking Skirts. Cambric, lawn ruffle trimmed with varied tucks and Maltese lace edging...............0.00s008 Cambric, lawn ruffle, trimmed with tucked lace insertion and lace edging, finished with dust ruffle Cambric, lawn ruffle, trimmed with hemstitched tucks and embroidery flounce; finished with dust ruffle 79¢ Cambric, lawn ruffle, trimmed with tucks, two rows of wide lace insertions and lace ruffle, finished with dust ruffle 99c Cainbric, lawn ruffle, trimmed with cluster tucking and) blind embroidery floun finished with dust ruffle... 99c Cambric, lawn ruffle, trimmed with wide tucks, two rows of torchon lace Insertion, narrow ruffle an lace edging, finished with dust ruffle. . w. 99C camittls, ad hed Frain wn four BAD of Val- enciennes lace Insertion and lace edging; fin- ished with dust ruffle............cceecerees $1.49 Cambric, lawn rufle, trimmed with four rows of Val- enciennes lace insertion and lace edging, fin- Ished with dust rufle.......cccceleeeeeneees $1.49 Cambric, trimmed with fifteen-inch embroidery flounce, finished with dust ruffle:.. $1.98 Better qualities at prices relatively as cheap, ranging up to $31.98. lie, Corsets,—2 ri. Batiste Corsets, straight front, me- dium bust and hips or girdle; trimmed with lace; sold by others at $0c.;_ our “price............ 29c Silk Ribbon Girdle Corsets, in white, blue and pink; sizes 18 to 22; 79¢ sold by others at $1.25; our price .. 0 Gingham Aprons at 10c , 24 7. Enough at this price for 1,200 women, if each bought one, Likely to buy . 69 them in dozens or so—they can't be- gin to make them up at the price. 59c 69c $2.69 $4,96 So tegre R. H. Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, Oy B' way, at 6th Ave. Two Specials in Silk Slumber Robes. Hasement Made of Italian’ silk, in brilliant colors—striped; size 50x70 inches, One at 89.—sold by others at $1. One at 98c.—else- where $1.25. $7.50 Steamer Rugs, $5.98. Basement All-Wool Rugs, 60x72 inches in size, in all the desirable Scotch plaids. At $3.98—Rugs of the same size, a trifle less desirable, quality con- sidered. Either one serves to explain our enormous rug selling. 80c. Sheets at 59c. Very Fine Sheets, full bleached, extra heavy, 2% yards wide and 2% yards long, finished with wide hems. The muslin alone will cost you considerably more than this spe- cial sale price. Silkoline Comfortables. Rasement All full double-bed size; some tufted, some stitched, some with ruffles. Sold by others at $1.25, sale price 98c Notions. —» = PINS. Clinton Safety Pins, 4c., 5c, and 6c. a car price for all sizes... “Phoenix” Safety Pins, regular prices 4c., Sc. and Ge. a card; special 4 @ price for all sizes; dozen cards 10 Pin Cubes, containing 200 Pins, white, black and assorted; regu- lar prices 13c. and 14c.; special at.. “Gilt Edge” Pins, papers of 360; regular price 5c.; special at 34 3c.; dozen papers...........+ c Pearl Top Lace Pins, cards of regular prices QnO Oren SSassic es Gunvastnus 4c Cut Jet Hat Pins, large and oye small heads BINDINGS. Best Quality All-Silk Taffet Bind- ing—t0-yard pieces, regular 4g rice 15c.; special at......... Ic russian Binding 9-yard pieces, regular price 15c.; special at.. Cotton Belting, S-yard pleces, 9 regular price i2c.; special at... White Cotton Tape, 24-yard pieces; regular price 8c.; special 4c BE ceeeceeeeeveresteeeeeeeese HOOKS AND EYES. “Lion” Hooks and Eyes, regular price a gross 7c.; special at... 2C “Derby” Hooks and Eyes, size 4, regular price 18c. a gross; spe- cial at 9c Patent Nichol Hooks and Eyes, regu- lar price 7c. for card of two dozen; special at ........... 4c 5c “Peet's” Hooks and Eyes, regu- lar price 7c. a dozen; special at SHIELDS. “Victoria” double covered Dress Shields, sizes 3, 4 and 5, regular price 13c., 15c. and 18c.; special price for all sizes. ~.. 10 “Princess” Shirt Waist elds, 12c regular price 1S¢., special at.. Light Weight Double-covered Dress Shields, sizes 3 and 4; regular prices 13c, and 15c,; special.. Double-covered Dress Shields, sizes 3 and 4, regular price 9 special at 5c SILKS AND COTTONS. 100-yard Spool Silk, black, white and colors, good quality: 4C 100-yard Spool’ Silk, black only, dozen.. 29c “Brooks” 100-yard Six-cord Cotton, all numbers, black and white, dozen spools.........+s00++ 15c SIDE ELASTICS. Fine Silk Cord Side Elastics, white and blue, régular value 39c.; 1 special at 4c Shirred Satin Ribbon Side Elastics, regular price 39c.; special 19. Poe Aatasstineincnniscogd cians ic ished with good knotted fringe: 1x1 yds., 59c 73¢ Three-fold Oak Screens, $ ft. high, covered with fancy silkoline; sold by others at $2.50; our | price ... vee e: BEBS | 9c Three-fold Sereens, covered with | Upholstery Goods.-:» Mercerized Tapestry Table Covers, new colorings and designs, fin- elsewhere $1.15; OUr Price.....seseeeeee cerns 136 x 134 yds., elsewhere $2.20; our price... 2x2yds,, elsewhere $2.75; our price. . 79¢ 2% aayds. elsewhere $4.65; our price.......-+-sseeeee Meastiiched Fine Gobelin Tapestry Table Covers, beautiful color effects: 99c 136 x 146 yds., elsewhere $3.00; our price -- $2.24 2x2yds, elsewhere $3.95; our price..... - $2.98 29c 2x2%yds., elsewhere $5.75; our price. . .$4.24 2x3yds. elsewhere $6.50; our price. . . $4.98 painted decorations and fancy tinsel effects, endless variety of colorings: Others charge $4.00; our Price .osesssersssrevess, OL.Q8 Others charge $5.50; our price . vives, B2AQ Others charge $6.00; our price... oi, $2.98 Slip Covers, Furni- niture re-upholstered equal to new ai very moderate prices, 4th to 35th St. Letters of Inquiry. Occasional “cog slips” in the complex machinery of @ great store cannot be avoided entirely, but the annoy- ance and delay can be reduced to minimum with your elp. In making inquiry about non-delivery of a purchase you can facilitate matters by giving the exact date of purchase and stating whether the goods referred to were paid for in store or ordered sent C. O. D. May Sale of Furniture For City or Country Homes. Prices Far Below Regular. We “helped out” several large Furniture factories hampered in their operations by a lack of ready mone and the results are to be seen in to-day’s splendid economies: Z mT 4th This outfit of eight pieces includes: Eee One large Oak Chiffonier, One Oak Table. for $15.96 White Enamelled Bed, brass trimmed. Woven Wire Spring, iron frame. Pine Fibre Mattress, all sizes. Two Feather Pillows. The best money's worth offered thritty furnishers this season, 100 Solid Oak 24 Solid Oak Dressers, Usually Dressers, Usually $9.00, at $6.49 $14.00, at $1] ().24 Large size Dressers, made Large Dressers, with four with three deep drawers, all drawers, two swell top draw- cast brass trimmings, carved ers, cll cast brass trimmings; toilet top with 14x24 inch carved toilet top with 22x28 beveled plate mirror. Sold inch beye.c plate mirror. regularlv elsewhere at $9.00. Regu.arly $14.00 else~-here, Fifty $15.00 Dressers at $11.96. Large size solid oak Dressers, with two long, deep drawers, two top drawers, all cast brass trimmings, and handsomely carved toilet top, with 28x30 inch pattern bevelled plate mirror. “Regularly sold by others at $15.00. Svan ueew There are 75 large size, solid oak Chif- es § foniers of this particular lot. The: . 3.74 for have five deep drawers, cast brass ct < $5.00 Chiffoniers, | mings and carved wood gallery top— and they sell regularly elsewhere. at $5.00 each. Here are fifty large size, solid oak Chif- foniers, with five deep drawers, all cast brass trimmings and large bevelled plate mirror. They are finished in golden oak and are highly polished, But twenty-five of these; our regular $7.34 for $9.96 Sze, with ive deee\ GHW ere $9.96 Chiffoniers, | ‘A5t brass trimmings, carved toilet top, with large bevelled pattern plate mirror, Fifty Solid Oak Sideboards. Regularly sold by re sale | $12.96 others at $17.00 each. | Price e These are very desirable Dining-ram pieces for small apartments or modest summer cottages. They are made of solid oak, finished in uartered oak; have two cabinets, a long cloth drawer and two silver drewers and hahdsome carved top, French plate mirror. Trimmings all in cast brass. Companion Offerings for the Dining Room: $6.00 Dining $2.25 Dining Tables, $3.96 Chairs, $].84 One hundred solid oak Dining Three hundred solid oak Din- Tables, heavy turned legs, Ing Chairs, high back, French 42x42 inch square top, can be legs, box seat with fine woven extended full six feet. cane, $5.90 for $8.00 Chifionierg. oe othe Bhan $5.00 Dining $2.00 Dining Chairs, $].49 Large high back Chairs, made of solid oak, highly polished; seats are closely woven cane. But one hundred of them and they will go out quickly. Here is a pretty 3-piece Bedroom Suit, built of solid Chairs, 13:96 Large quartered-oak Chai highly polished—one hundi in all—sold regularly by others at $5.00 each. Seats and backs are upholstered in | leather. ha on tee aa oe 4a Gale Mission | oak, faites in weathered ca made expressl: se us and offered at a price forbidding much profit for Bedroom either maker or seller, It comprises: Suit A large size Dresser. for Full-size Bed, 434 ft. $ 64 Neat Wash Stand, 19.94 || the factory will never be able to make too many (| of them for us to dispose of at this low price. Specials in Wine Department,» MOUNT VERNON WHISKEY, 5 years old, regular price, $2.94 gallon, 74c. bottle; special for this sale at $2.34 gallon; bottle, 49c. FINCH’S GOLDEN WEDDING WHISKEY, 7 years old, lar ee $3.74 gallon, 84c. bottle; special for this sale, $3.04 piliont bottle, 6c, OLD CROW BOURBON WHISKEY, 12 years old, regular price, 94c. bottle; this sale, 72c. We are sole importers of the Famous Old Glenfiddich Scotch Whiskey, Its excellent qualities are best determined by com- parisons. Choose any popular brand on the market and make your own test; gallon, $4.18; bottle We have just received the first importation of Wm. Grant & Sons’ Extra Special Liqueur Scotch Whiskey. We guarantee it the softest, richest and best Liqueur ever offered in this market. Gallon, $5.88 bottle, $1.32 Royal Cabinet Sherry, our famous old Brand. Needless to describe it to our many patrons. It has the rich bouquet and delicious flavor that make it superior to any popular Brand sold at $1.00 per bottle. Our regular price, $2.84 per gallon, 72c.. per bottle; this sale $2.18 per gallon, 59c. per bottle. “Red Star” Bass Ale and Imperial Stout Brand Made by Bass & Co., brewers, of Burton. |} ~——~———~ on-Trent, who make but one quality of | Bottle, 12c. | Ale and Stout. Bottled by our own ex- | Dozen, $1.42. pert. [eeceateleeee ee