The evening world. Newspaper, June 14, 1904, Page 11

a Bi aN ya il WHE WORLD: ,2ubSDAL bib NING, JUNE RAILWAY EXHIBITS AT THE WORLD'S FAIR.) +4, 1904, ' # Mrs. Nagg and Mr. — 3 By Roy L. McCardell. (Oopyrighted, 1904, by the Press Pub. Co,, The New York Wortd.) West Pourteenth Street HOUSEKEEPING LINENS | _ Greatest Values Yet sé 1 received @ Dill for an en- i Gyclopedia in a hundred and mn Volumes, you may? ‘well, whet of it, Mr, Nagg. The is for the baby. ‘You do ‘got care for your ohiid. It woukt not matter to you #f it grew up in is- Borance, but I am watchful. of that. 2 got the encyclopetia—I got it for our ehild. “Baby is now nearly three weeks old. ®t is one of the brightest chiMren in ‘Ge workl, for it cakes after my family. |B will not be very long before its edu- Jention will need be looked ater, What fm more educational than an encyelo- | peaiat | “Ah, you emile at moe tn your super- ious way! Perhaps you would prefer that I got a lot of trashy novels for ohMa? The baby, young as ft is, mo use for light literature, To-day tore up four love stories that Mrs. iMger teft here. I know she will be med as sho oan be adout tt, but it iow: @iscrimination in our infant's , & woorn of trashy reading chat delighted me beyond words, “Bo, when the gentlemanly agent for enoyolopedia caiied and remarked it an intelligent heed the baby had 4 toh me that dadles in Boston, half ohilé’s age, cried for Daffynutt’s moth Enoyelopedie, I bought 4 tet for her. “Suppose a title playmate should ask pur ghild about the theory of cosmic evolution, or the philosophy of hyiro- Btetic phenomena? “Would you mot feel ashamed that ‘hd could not answer, when ‘the possessor of Daffynutt’s Mam- moth Wnoyolopedia woul give it all Obie knowledge? “Sneer if you lke, but I have our \eunia’s interest at heart. Think of the feproach in after years when ‘would plaintively ask, ‘Mame, why you not get me a set of Daffynutt’s , | Mammoth Enoyclopetia? | “The man told me of a case in Chillo- @othe, Ohio, where a little boy of five jeved himself into an early grave be- eause afi the chiltiren around him had “If you could have eeen its little face light up with amiles to-day when @ truckman brought the books! It lookeq ‘at tie boxes and Gistinctly said ‘Goo!’ “I had the boxes opened, ¢urned to 'G' In the three volumes accorded that letter and there was ‘goo’ in it "Young as the ovfld fe, it surmised the fact. I intend to write to the pub- Ushers about it. I know they will be ahagrined, but I cannot help that “People can come along and take ad- vantage of' your weakness in believing everything you hear, but ina Cew yoars our child will look at every one with woorn and say to himself, I am in- formed on all ‘toplos, animal, vegetabdle, mineral, philosophical, financial, me- ethical and theoretical. thanks Daffynutt's Mammoth Ency- lopedis ‘The man told me ao, and he wasa very learned man, with the dark- ea I have ever “Why, Mr. Nags, you have falilen astoe! “That shows how much you care for your child; that proves that you care nothing for mental growth. “No, don't say a word! I have put wp with years of slight and soorn from you, but when you mock our baby’s ef- forts to become educated and quitured, when you full asleep white I am telling you how happy and interested the baby [tq at having an encyclopedia all its own, i {fs time that I protested. “Our child shall never know, I wil! keep your guilty secret. “There, you have waked the baby up egain by getting me all upset and screaming. “Little does tt know that you would condemn %t to ignoramee and mental darkness, ard it was so happy at having the best encyclopedia published. “Ah, baby, your father does:not love you! “No, Mr. Nagg, that 49 not a pain tn the stomach ‘that makes it writhe, it Is the angulsh of the baby at finding out in its infancy that ite-@ather does not Jove it, and doesn’t care whether it ever has an ehtoation. ‘The railway exhibits at the St. Louis World's Fair have been collected and prepared with a view not only of show- ing present methods but also of com- paring them with past methods of de- velopment in thi constructed, ag well as the] pi more perfect specimens of there are models of English and American fret showing how commerce is great railway terminals and de- livered to connecting lines solely the power of gravitation. And no less amazing 16 the progress | (! of the electric railway, which ts clearly illustrated from t! the third rail system with a demon- Sirated speed capacity of 189 miles un slow horse car to our. From all of which one ts impressed with the thought care that have deen expended to crpanise and present oat Exposition ever known: the ea curly, artistically and joints and they firmly resolved that no portfollo shall escape them, for orders are coming in with wonderful tn by The World. Fach portfolio consiats of nixteen beautiful engravings, made from actual photographs and with ar ic binding, ne price of each portfollo ts 10 nts, Portfollos Nos, 1 and 3 are now ing distributed and Will be mailed. to m receipt of 10 cents for each sent to The World, Pulltser Build- ing, New York. At Cut Prices. Pattern Table Cloths. 1250 of them—exclusive new designs, | heavy Irish linen— special at $2.00 each M4, special at $2.50 each special at $3.00 each Turkish Towels, Extra heavy, pure white: Value 20c. 35c. © 40€. Each 5c. 25c. 30c. Bath Mats. Value, 60c. cach; at.......60000039C Hemmed Huck Towels. At 10c. 124c. 15c. cach. | Also of special interest Or, $1.10 $1.40 $1.70 dozen. Bleached Table Damask. | 2009 pieces Kitchen Glass and Pantry Extra heavy, 72 inches wide, in choice | Towellings, in plain, checks and twill also Floor Cloths and Stair Crashes, in plain brown and floral patterns. new patterns—valuce $1.00 per yard; ateccsees Breese. asi FOC Superfine quality, 72 inches wide, 20 alue $1.25 per 98c Closing Out Sale of Brass Goods To clear out our stock of Brass Andirons, Fenders and Fire Sets, we offer the following BONA FIDE RE- DUCTIONS. Some of these prices being less than half the regular price, none will be sent C.O. D. and none will be ex- BRASS ANDIRONS. Regular prices, $12.15, $14.00, $17.50, $19.25, 1 $19.75, to close at, per pair.--....-... eeeeeed) BRASS FENDERS. Regular prices, $9.98, $10.80, $13.25, $15.00, $16.50, $18.50, to close at, cach. ---weeres--e FIRE SETS. Regular prices, $7.65, $8.00, $9.45, $12.50,) $13.50, $14.85, to close at, per sct. - Cut Glass, Art Objects a changed, 5,000 pleces anh. Swiss and Nainsook Edgings, invert Galloons, Flouncings, Corset Cover Embrotderies and Allovers ia ia th choicest destrable eyelet and wheel desigas, as well as close French E: 3to 5 inch Edy eee ey 3te 7inch INES +re6 ahaa If to D inch tasertiagy p78 bf Sac aes | 3%, 1256 3 to 7 inch lags. 1% to 2 Inch oe 2 fo 8 tach Edglags-+-- } value 15-. 4 to 3 inch eae 18 To Housekeepers. Bear in mind these are all new, clean Embroideries of tatest designs. * linens; (First Floor, rear.) 45x36 inch... Our June Underwear Sale NO TRADING STAMPS HERE, Great assortments number of specials t .++-Everything claimed for qual. redeemable value om stamps. . ity, style and flered is ver! DRAWERS 100 stampe~one cent, Tine Close Cambric—extra well made— In Embroideries. 33 to 50 Per Cent. Below U Usual. Len irreerigad and openwotk—Iarge and small ee plenty of “i 2 } value 32%» 7 | 156 fo Stach heat Embroidered IAlceses2 verity 4 uw patterns in open of closedtsigns......- ” | value .98 to $2.98. No Old Stock. ny C— Always Something Unusual In Housekeeping Muslins by Here are some Extra Spectals for to-morrow: PILLOW CASES REINFORCED SHEETS We don't mention the bri bet! strong ‘Muslin woven heavtane : |4e is one customers have a high| !n the centre, whore most wear comem—= E epinion of. aaa ae ere mets c:-caue ae 3 TO-MORROW’S PRICES: te ; 42x86 inch. ® cents T BLEACHED MOSLINS 10 cents! Fine Cambric finish for » ‘i 11 coms! yard Trideeubiect to impertecdon : 12 conta] every Sor, n Wholesale Cost: because ot es the PaaS. a y : oF Te ce: within the law is remarkable for | wat Trading Stamp people mi all qualities now prin¢ the bad Atel epterer ‘What s the redeemable value? . jed by eres ONE-TENTH of @ mill. 'e sales are always Hof = milla 71 of one cont, 10 stampemene-mill, @a@ts of the encyclopedia and he hed| “Let me go! Don't eay a word! You three ‘tucks—yoko, aband—value) 2... 15) 1,000 stampsmten conte. have sail too much alremtiy!” Decorated China No Mall ar Feiephone Orders. | In other words, teekenune ana! for » dollar purchase A Romance of the Races, you get ONE MILL, Specially Suitable for June Wedding Gifts. Worth .44———June Sale Price.. .27| Ba ro | t 8B t CUT GLASS—Flower Vases, Jugs, Bowls, Water Tum- Worth .42——June Bale Price.. .35 | for @ tert-dollar purchase & (@) eat. 4 blers, etc, at prices ranging from $1.75 to $30.00. Worth .6———June Gale Price.. .49 | you get ONE CENT. i B H 1 Ss ART OBIECTS—Teplits Figures, Vases and Novelties, Worth an —sune Bale Price. m Royal Vienna Pieces, Royal Bonn Vases, etc., at prices Worth ——Sun ae yaw iSD, art. ranging from $1.39 to $125.00. tamer v7 TES B'Seroane We oteorners.| IT you are looking for LIMOGES CHINA—Ice Cream Sets, Chocolate Sets, |]! Fruit and Salad Dishes, at prices ranging from 98c. to |J| NIGHT DRESSES Plain or Fancy Mohairs tee Munro's Sons.) were not done with in the next hundi retin wena re| ens mo ceageae cag |OMe and Hear the Victor STNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. | Gens he Decame’ conscious of, & queer This store is the retail headquarters for Victor $50.00. Shintor tucks andemby you will probably fing just whet sem Capt, Denton, and Molly Lapel. wh ‘ 2 (Basement. ) | itch ri want right here....All the correct sa> ee are mamberk of. arial Butiee eat opin vouna with hin. ‘Thee were nea‘ || Talking Machines and Records. We have the largest}||) cu goo ane yalve “8. a—Navy, Royal, Cream, Blade, Sle8 cut go and ful—value ABD. .ce0e08 .BB| ors. | Trunks and Suit Cases wo aan He Others in gr hortile natives during the jon by. PRRISR Ea aw net Provisions and em: pau nua, Keep tela ec hie onty stock in the country and complete facilities for fore Beoee ot, mately, hate Bescon fhe Tongeat, Hie‘eat down and Segan to |fexhibiting it. Bhepherd Checks and Melanges.... Whother for travelling or general wear, anaes | i ic styles—Round, V | tor cloak or dress, or akirt, for what nina wine Ran eee, thertaatingers.| Srl ote Poa ih rennet We will play any record you want tohear, Suit!|]) At Great Reductions From Regular Prices. |}|s+rest stytertouma, sanare, V |for slow or dress, o guirt for er to Oaleu Dress Trunks—These trunks are water-proof sleeve: fill the bill as nothing else does for Red heise red ; ft dist ed right oO petit sy Oe Tiemplocians” Solis] Lock ‘Bedouin, and hia rider iurcged||yOurself about buying. Slane) il se nating sll ders oe teat mechanteally, Dut in ethnological Way sel an ty one who are wisely securing the 4 other countries. | world's Photographic Series of World's the first locomotive| Fair Art Portfoll ppreciate all these painted; hard wood strips; fastened with steel PPT and ie advised not to riae,| helplessly out.ot the saddle, leaving Mr, If you have any old records you can get them ex- Clamps: heavy sliding handles, {ull cloth lined; res ene “$5 | vioentle and cool. I easy winner by a couple of lengths on chan ed free: | B skeleton trays, division in set up tray for hat Worth $1.3 June Sale Price. .98| Piain—# inch .. CHAPTER V. the far aide of the course. g | box. Lock, bolts, hinges and clamps are ! —June Sale Priee.. 1.25 | | Th 3 a rush of yp onoe to; For every Victor Record returned you buy three, and give us the old record A k he Worth $1.6-— une le jee.. 1, One Race Too Many tance of the The |} and us the price of two riveted, A strong trunk for the money. Worth $1.94 ——June Sale Priee.. 1.49 ss 5 ent lad. taken piace almost oppo- Any quantity—targo or small, For example: If you have ten records, you buy 32 3436 38 40 Worth $2.98. June Sale Price.. 1.98 AWCETT, unaware of Molly lana, and eipherin front of aj |] tinh ant ory for on nt i Regular. 925 975 ab2s 1078 Abas Lae rune ae gontunion. continued to apeak of [Sst sriagen. Mr. Nuthall had rushed Call or write for catalogue of machinesand records, ; Lower by 15 to 88 per cent. than elsewhere. | All Wool Albatross and Nun's "Fou will see him this morning for! Of promt consternation. | His quick Victor Distributing and Export Com Spccial.. 8.00 8. 50 9.00 9.50 10.50 COVERS BI Coosa ty Sd : certain, and most likely to speak to." |fwerve altogether that. ad insen 77 Chambers Street Fe pany, ane acians ORS ET eR All Wool Tweeds and Vaties— i? “T know. I seo he is to ride this horse Denton, but something mor ‘eet, New York. GENUINE COWHIDE SUIT CASES—finished, with stitche caeet wine Sone Ces were .50—now 28 ef Mr. Nu! By the way, you| When he got on to the sourse he lock, hinges and straps riveted with tubular rivets, English padde fathered on ta 46-inch Crepe de Paris—value .®.. .69 must know he also is an acquaintance, t Bearece cas cora on ble way Le AW) fleet nd fe aa handles, best brass locks, heavy studs on the corners, full linen lined and dored—value 29.0.0 S0-Inch All Wool Volles—value .. 99 of mine, though the last time we met clean open against the raile The ww AMUSEMENTS, fitted with inside partition for shirts or shirt-waists—24 ‘$3, 65 "telephone Orders. was in qn English ballro Bring him | | "Come and tell me, ae hall: qrutek RA inches, regular price $5.50—special at. le arent varlety— as you can, how Denton i 8 lost trimmed—mewest ee aie tang rs (me the race, but T must) welgh in ‘at (Basement), = Cut Price roceedings.”” | Gree on tho off chance of there Deing owner on the/ anything wrong with Mam Sale of Dress Shields yard, in conjunction with Major Den-| this !s woree than a tall. Poor Denton ° j 3) Jon's as that animal's rider, nad at once] ut tare had a, Mt or someting Of Sale of Framed Pictures Worth .@——June 49 and Fecalled to Mian Lepel where and whon| {it 2 in ‘hat tasnion before, and Ive | aera ce on Atlantic coa Worth .———June Sale Price... .69 phe had heard Bobby's voice before. | ridden against him dozens of times, re- : ! far 30,005." er tian on Broads Pri Worth $1.c0——June Sale Price... .98 Hose Supporters ‘Although there ds no ring, there t#| member | poureion renee aepeiendl At Reduced Prices. Finer Corset Covers to 06.69, much private speculation in front of the | , Mr Cnmeeit, Wes atiname Kia way te aint ee Lower by 18 to 38 per cent. tan elsewhere CONTINUED TO-MORROW. @tand on the Club Sweepstakes, as the|the group around the fallen man. A E "EN ghee LANDSCAPE ETCHINGS—In neat gilt frames, fancy } 59c SKIRTS principal race of the day is entitled. doctor, was renee over the sufferer CRI TERION 2 TH. en ath St. & Bway corners, white mats, sizes 16x29—regular 79c.—special at. Fine Cambric—deep lawn ruffle of when he arriv here. Eves, 8.4 Jats. We a en nee mown to the | Get @ carriage,” exclaimed the doo- | WILLIAM the Funnies Pay gor AURORA—Exact reproduction of the original painting, ) ork emb'y oF two or three 45 Strong Silk Values . event; the horse is well known to the nd take him home as quickly unniest Pla it | s ted gilt insid: ¢ 8x13— 59 nsertings—value Mateh Elsewhere of the Calcutta world, and hi you can. ‘There is nothing coroken Ever Hit New York. | in 14-inch ebony Hane mounted gilt inside, 6x: {5 Cc No ual ia teee oraare ‘That You Cannet * only Capt. Talford'’s, reputation 7 . Ith to The Di tal t regular 79c.—spccial at..++sseeesreeeere cee i Others im arent vaniet caeeset, Fee ee hite nit VArIOUs ‘ mo sadn asta as igh aa me, tke fauch gf the aug one aman = : Ictator. (Picture Department, Thtd Floor) Including akeleten lace Bene oe eacwaiae Orc ane aa Mameluke, too, has a strong | time.” i i ——— demt-trained and oir Natural Color Pongees—emooth, even” 4 Party behind him. Mr. Sherrard, his} A carriage | wan speedily. procured, 7 in Brin oe abate shows As a phere June Sale Pria weave—27 ineh—value .7%. 58 Gwner, Js well known ax one of the |and In, .charae of the, surgeon an ( FALL OF POM PENT, int or Mission Furniture. Worth $1.75—June Sale Prioe.. Lash ala + Most astute men on the Bengal turf. |coriveyed back to the Benj a CANALS OF VENI | ual Worth $1.98—June Sale Price.. & inch Black Pong and though not looked upon os auite|where he was staying, and the m: \ SUBN =NICE, a J Sort and hustrous—eisewhere 1 men, for one or two mori 1ARINE BOAT. ie Worth $2.98—June Sale Price... @o finished a horseman as Talford, Is} CA1 MOO: thet oontreren aesietane Worth $4.39—June Sale Pric yet reckoned a more than average per | proceeded to examine the patient mo: STC , lath Worth 4.6—June ret As for Red Rock, except among | Closely athe wee peer possible ane iPA OR S BS Worth $5.98 —Jur % inch Bla of Mr. Nuthall's immediate | Tce-course; by y all concurred in +. 9! Lottie Gil a iL | gets weave—bright aay Per reraitiad uctiatdlsneaitioniate) if Verdot, (that it wadi @ case The Coward ‘‘ Court Tie. [sues ee ant ling Hoong | Lewer by is ts 88 er sioae wehy id Back “Win and. he commanded, Rut | nauisal tas heavily for met tink | eusset, patent ‘and dull kid| CHEMISES Scotch Velvet Rugs 0 bs % ; —Yok * the club. Here and there one or tw ma ra Hike gto. bea Ln uolneses | Superior to any other Oxford) JOHNSTOWN FLOOD | See and Mae ian es ie Hia3 inob—hand knot frimge— 42g of those speculators who never ean re-| frst to ‘come to ‘Denton’a assistance. | made, | CONEY ISLAND | fmb'y oF BW seylee=value FLT riets eae gist investing a little on the chance| ‘Fortunately he seems to have a good. | value .69. airy room: quiet and the best of nure-| None of the usual faults : ; of a coup, recollecting one or two mi Ing {a what he will chief ANG ? mS | at terly bite of riding on Mr, Denton’s| the field it would have ny reatire, Yn of other Oxfords. Doesn't | See aren SAG FREE DELIVERIES Part (as he was then) during his for- | With ct henpa Serie tatea Neamt UCKs oa; kl peer : Catheell Es | Lower uy 8 to 38 per-tent, than elsewhere by our own wagens dally mer sojourn in India, placed a Iittle | pequfres,” been * he} wrinkle Over arch, cut at heel, The th money on Red Rock, but a thousand] “Only fell me what he wanta,”” inter-lor bulge at sides. Bilyer, Bit The splendid assortment of Mission Furniture which |] CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR SRR Tupees to elghty were freely proffered, pasog Nuep ae And TI tako sare. he Theidedlie heater == we display on our fourth floor is from one of the very |] oy Repke radius of twenty: Sad MroiNuthall's good thing waa evi-/roge that brute of a horse nt all.” pe nGcaLsiininers 1 Osuor BOSTOCK’S: AND best makers in the country—we carry immense varicties AT Ate ee peaneet ALL PAID PURCHASES FREE dently by no means regarded as such hy we shall pull him through, never| women. ; RE 1 to 12 yrs.—others Re duesasing community, fear.” refolned one of the doctora: hnt ne TAMIR AF siege van and our prices are the lowest. ; HR arate ty EXPRESS within ene hundred LaHs peers rece oer Hat HD Tustnit he furprised to find him tNght- SOLD NOWHERE ELSE, Tourbillon 25 Diner Arte Large, Bonny Ghat snd hockert zebles Se | a ee cree miles; by FREIGHT anywhere im rest, for the readers of this his- ‘ THEATRE, i i i rt h | tary ao. we will Pass on, at once. tol, Legelynagartaieeale te rhe rodel JAMES © COWARD, |BROADWAT “isiiretinin auiFy ti || Cabinet eine et ce boectia mon by gee ea renee the plece de resistance. Red Rock, ajnor was the bunetin that he broweht 268-274 Greenwich St., neatWarren St.,N.¥, | YON “tino iE HE YARNEE CONSUL a] att s SE ha eR IAS and New England States ~ ‘coarse, bony-looking Waler, certainly [found In the atternoon very comforting. Mall Orders Filled, i CONSUL. \ attractive for city and country houses, Nee ie valle tainty “57 id-not compare favorably, with the|roula hy no moans beet ae neeten SEND FOR CATALOGUE, —iwollow the Crowd! | a. Rock neat, thoroughbred English Bedouin, or|covered his senses. He was. delirio —— eae eel || Beamstfat the blood-iike-looking barb Mameluke. |224. in the words of the poet, “Wild ee Leta ENICE $6.75 Mission Rockers, $3.95. | MORNING SALES rchestr: Little time was wasted over the pre-|" * AMUSEMENTS. (To Be Concluded.) Asa special introduction ta our customers, the maker To-Morrow Until 1 P. M. Umminary canter, and the starter de: py HAM N'S,42 St, Bway &TA furniture has given us just 75 of these Rock tt , To-day, 25c, Soc: Av. of this furniture gi ers iF patched the half dozen at the very P t O-day, 25c, Soc | t) to sell at about half regular price—the seats first attempt. It was ovident to Den- BUSINESS NOTICES. roc or Stent, Res. 7c. me ADE ROOF GARDENS | Ue puolstered in genuine Spanish leather = | A ALL Linen Handkerchiefs they had gone a quarter (ROSE eo a Regular price $6.75—Special at....... 3.95 F || Satin Taffeta Ribbons e aaa AT eDaltard andi nace Bh GAINING RIGHT ALONG. 98d St HR MAGIC "ve BEST SHOW (Fourth Floor.) Men's and Women's—na: BHAT \uaginededg poune) Ja atx re er and [apie Yourth Floor) |] 4nd 4% inch, which makes hand- rene att emsuten—serictly all tard were simply waiting on each other. D's ix weeks z With St] Prices 260. and Soc (Fourth Floor.) some hat bows’ and bodice linen—good value at 17 cents , Now he felt quite certain that anes, seins: qaner uaqun's Patt Oth Ay. wit 3 . Beca Sh li V d r Porch Sh d delts white, black and color 1 to-morrow morning . : both horses had the foot of him. Ac- aoa rmount| Ke 1 |} regular price a MAIN FLOO : Ctted to thelr tactics, the race would 125th St FRO. niche ra | te USC one oved | udo , ades. | MAIN FLOOR, F q tn 6 ——— . aU. s Tree Gah Stan us Steg | aa wt smart Nasties ho, IER GARDEN New, Amsteraam At the Lowest Prices Ever Quoted. Riek Pon ee aaa a a Oper Little of £vet 2 desta ie in tn wearing Ais antagonists 5 68th St.4’ Un tHe “WEDDING Pax NEW eee RAIN OR SHINE, | These Forel Shades are unquestionably the best |||] Cotton Etamine Voiles rable, taahjooabl Taprica fa mi His Horne cout sty for wk Dr. Brush’s _ofertiaht "dns “s."bnis:=* NEM TORK SOUTHERNERS || Made, and there fea sttpulated price at which they are |] crmmany anton | fy ante ata ap seo sell fast nton at once took Red Rock to the i FIRE AND FLAMES. Peers syd made play at as strong & LUNA Hin ahs NEW YORK ROOF QybE Siw. vous plain green, mottled olive, and mottled terra cotta. com- at 246 cents—ao t By the time they had kone a mile and K l IMY S S DURDAR 6 us, | Wasburn ce Anderwon's ROOF ROW! plete, ready to hang. Ing tall weitay price o! fC} gents, Fe Sa Ae MAIN FLOOR. 4 Hale It waa evident, that Mr, Nuthall BS FROM World in Wax, Sewlre Regul, i n H ‘ or sroups c \. ch Wats bute it was pulpaple that he PARK ° Bioko Minute EDEN 2MAROGIAPHY Hine, 6x0) Besoin price $2.00; Special at $1.29 — aler had. alloned’ three of hia, an EFFERVESCENT. NON-INJURIOUS. ORIGINAL OF Aut GitBar MUSHR, ae narastnos Cnapainastodie Size 6x8, Regular price $2.75; Special at $1.84 | Good Summer Cutlery standstill, though Bed- at SHOWS. Wanna d : ts out on his right and Mameluke on hia| Worth a Ton of Ice Drinks. A| < Unequatiea by the World of timitacore asx | CASINO™S%."”™ PIFF, PARP, POUR Size 8x8,-Regular price $3,503 Special at $2.62 | Steel Dinner Knives, and Korie F sete : | we lett. as Denton was quite awkre, were Your Neighbor handles: Size 10x8, Regular price $5.00; Special at $3.69 na 4 prong forks— Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. home, where Nuts had! - so heel miitioall beet atest fay ea GET THE KUMYSS HABIT } ap enn ‘i una he juld are ve with| DR, BRUSH’S FRESH, PURM MILK. ‘ATANTIORAES Rho ida oa BRIGHTLN Viton, Bre Pea eaest See PR BWA SCTE Tea? UE SBhiee Tale oven rm eet MEACH e ne si ne onto him, At the auarter-| Food Drink — Satisfying, ‘Aurtic & -SEANON' s iter 125th Bt iam &