The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1904, Page 11

ASKED HS LF TE THR Driver Lepree Is Badly Injured Trying to Avoid a Collision Which Would Almost Surely Have Resulted in Deaths, TURNS ENGINE ASIDE AND IT IS UPSET. Careless Driver of Seltzer- Water Wagon Crosses Di- rectly in Front of Fire Ma- chine—Two Others Bruised, To avoid a collision with a wagon loaded with charged s\phons of seltzer water, George Lepree, driver of Fire Engine No, &, turned his team so short. ly @t Canal and Baxter streets to-day that the engine was overturned, Le- pree was thrown from his seat and & iy feared his skull is fractured. Acting Capt. John B, Farley and Engineer Jobn D, Sterling were thrown twenty feet, sustaining sovere brulsts. The | horses escaped injury. The alarm to which the engine was Tesponding came from Raxter and Canal streets for a fire at No, 10 Mul- berry street. The house of Enaifi® No, 6 Is In Broome street, near Milsabeth, Lepree drove his horses through Broome street to Baxter and south on Baxter at top speed, The whistle was tooting furiously, but the warning was| not heeded by the driver of a big wagon loaded with siphons. Leisurely puffing! @ cigarette, he drove across Baxter etreet at Canal diraptly in the path ot| z llimirery to @ police shake-up across | | Brooklyn captains, beginning this after-| the approaching engine. Lepree had ‘to think in a fraction of @ second. If he allowed the horses and heavy engine to crash into the wagon| the wreck would bo complete, the air| would be full of flying glass and chances| favored the death of everybody in-| volved, With not more than the length! of his team ahead he decided to turn The turn was made ali right, but the) engine swung and the wheels, silding| egainst the street-car tracks, threw the ponderous machine over, A tangle MAOOOTALAS IT SOOKLK POLICE Commissioner Has “Little Fam- ily Talk” with Captains—Says | Those Officers Need a Tonio—| No Shake-Up Intended. Wal CY th to P ith Ave. ska st. 1905 Calendars, Full lines now on display on the Bal cony—35th St. side, Continuing ‘The presence of several Brooklyn, po- Mee captains at headquatters to-day for & talk with Commissioner McAdoo | arqused a greut deal of interest. The) d Commissioner wun asked if it was pre- |j Having them fitted to the bridge, ‘No,” he replied. “Tam going to have} @ little family talk with a number of | holiday stocks this year and at the full on Christmas-gift buying? $10 Umbrettas at $5.96 { Sand $7 Umbretias $4.69 { $5.50 Umbrellas at $3,96 { $4,00 Umbrellas at $2. 97 { noon and continuing for several days. | This does not mean that police cond!- tlona in Brooklyn are really On t! bevy) 26) they are pretty |, even not ideal “But the Brose policg, Hke the) rest of us, run down once in awhile and need a tunic, apere 0 a Ay ference between me and the manne in wale they onthly rej 4 MONelther Deputy Commissioner Farrell nor any of the Inspectors were informed of the purpose of Commissioner McAdoo to call the Brooklyn captains to his office, The Commissioner gaye that the ove is net because of the accusations ot atten police conditions In Brooklyn made by that eminent reformer, Rev ers. rt remarked the Commia- elon ,000 years, 5,090 words 4 minute, and never get from me. | nover argue with clergymen | or women. $$ Irreverence in Front Row, (From the Kanaas City Journal.) Topeka preacher tells this had occasion one time to hold as services in a {ittle town not | far from Topeka, The choir wag com- posed of two old maids and two bache- iors, When the chorus to Oe een ele $3.00 Grades at $1.98 and M Floor, A Pair $4.99 and Louis XV, heels, sto military heels, Bois J heels, $5.96 | Cuban heels. Button Boots in the fine: heels, Button Boots in import tops; concave heels. A Pair $6.24 Message to Fraternal Orders Interesting News from Cinoin- nati With Local Confirma- tion in New York. The thousands of members of fra- ternal bodies in this State will be in- tary heels. We are also showing new models in $9.97 a pair. This is a gtade of Foo tom made wear selling at $2.00 and i 49c, of wheels, harness, men, coal and) terested in the following m: “ steam rolled to the sidewalk. fram John Theobald, a Limeinear Leprea was sent to the fire-house and | Forester, who lives at 1111 York the injured captain and engineer set | Street, Cincinnatl bout taking care of the horses and hed + 2 , Tighting the engine, In the confusion | Mf: "Theobald writes: “For five the seltzer water wagon escape years I suffered with stomach trou- The fire was on the second floor of a | Uies, having all the distress and three-story tenement. It was started | Misery that afilicts dyspeptics, I by children playing with matehes in the Could pot enjoy eating, thinking of apartment of Gariano Donatono. The the suffering that would follow. My children got out by a fire-escape to an | food did not digest, and although 1 adjoining building, and the other ten- took all kinds of medicines I found ants came down the stalrways, The) nothing to help me until I used building was gutted. Mi-o-na, Thanks to this remarkable ee \ remedy, I“Am now @ cured man and SHIPWRECKED CREW IN PORT believe that it made a permanent and | complete cure.” Hegeman & Co, are local agents for Mi-o-na, nature's cure for dys- » | Dor ten eon, Lipp ding are the | RePsi® Tt Is fn the form of small PHTLADEL «Nov, ao tablets and sells at 60c, a box. The ateamah!p Hawatian, from Honolulu for | remedy has made so many and such Philadelphia, passed in tho Delaware | remarkable cures among thelr cus-| Breakwater to-day, with Capt, Fisher| tomers, confirming Mr, Theobald's end the crew of Pin ae he, ahaa. | statement, that they will give their | Wan’ took the Bweenay'e crew oft | Personal guarantee with every box esterday near Cape Henry they sell to refund the money if it ‘The Sweeney was loaded with lumber | dors not cure. avon, 0 i] orders if was water-logged when abandoned. | togeman & Co., The Cot i , ‘ Special for Thursday Better Act Quickly A reputable Piano that has been slightly used is often just as good #S a new one—especially when you consider small prices—the dif- ference is in idea only, We have several of these that we must dis- pose of quickly to make necessary room for the Holidays, To do so we have made Great Price Sacrifice All these Pianos have been put In the best of order and will give a musical satisfaction sure to please the most exacting, We protect Captain and seven Men Were you with a Guarantee for 5 Years And the privilege of exchanging-for a better Piano at any time. $125, $135 and $165, but we call your particular attention to three beautiful instruments that arg very unusual bargains, eit te ] $160 for a Large Concert Scale Plang, looks like new, mahogany , Splendid tone, practice pedal. $225 for a $300 Huntington Piano, a discontinued style, concert scale ; a bargain. $270 for a $325 Sterling Plano, mahogany case; in a studio; in excellent condition. te Sterling Piano «. MANUFACTURERS, Wholesale and Retail Warerooms, ’ Sterling Building, Fulton Street and Hanover Place, Brooklyn, , Open Saturday Evenings. used 7 months | Among these are Pianos which we have reduced to’ $90, $110, |. Flannelette Garments, Fr. Night Gowns, made of striped flan. nelette, yoke trimmed with braid ..:495 +) 496 “Night Gowns, made of striped flannel. ette, very heavy quality; plain effects 69¢ Women’s Underskirts, made of striped flannelette, trimmed with em- 2 broidered scallop .sssesseses, 240 Women's Underskirts, made of striped flannelette, trimmed with umbrella shaped flounce and two rows of 59 embroidery scallops,........ a ic in Our Restaurant Wednesday A Special Lunch (Six Courses) From 11 A. M, to 3 P, M, the Sale of Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas. let Floor, The sale started with 2,100 Umbrellas—a collection we got together by pughasing 2,100 gf handles used in making up holiday lines and mbrellas made to our order. made in the lot, but the variety is practically as liberal as ever, since the handles are all different. Similar Umbrellas will be shown generally in Bway, Inroads have been I prices mentioned below. Need we suggest the importance of this sale to those who want a six weeks’ start 26 and 28-inch sizes, covered with pure silk taffeta, tape edge, 26 and 28-inch sizes, covered with pure silk Levantine, tape edge. 26-inch size, covered with pure silk Serge, tape edge. 2Ginch, covered with pure silk serge, tape edge; 28-inch with hemmed edge, ALSO————— $2.00 Grades at $1.49, Women’s Footwear—Three Lines. wth 8, Button Boots in patent ideal kid and patent coltskin; Cuban Lace Boots in patent coltskin; Louis XV, heels, “Arch Supporting” Shoes, lace or button, in selected vici kid; { Button Boots with vici kid vamps and matt kid tops; Cuban Button or Lace Boots in vici kid, with patent leather tips; st vici kid, opera toe last; concave ed patent calfskin, with matt kid Button Boots in the finest vici kid, patent leather tips; mili- Women's Bench-made Footwear at twear equal in every respect to cus- $14.00 a pair. Card Engxaving. tet Fi, rear, A new type face, styled “French Script,” promises to be used large- ly on engraving of the better class this season, Our introduction:— Plate and $0 Pine Quality Cards, in French Script.... $2.24 In Shaded Old English.... $1.49 One hundred Cards from customer's own plate.n.. — 87C 99¢ Monogram Dies to order, . ‘‘Pescot’’ the Aristocracy of Woollen Undergarments. LLUNSHRINKABLE | “Pescot” U: ABLE, NO MATTER HOW OR HOW OFTEN WASH- ED. It is made of pure Australian wool, or silk and wool in combination, garments for all ages and both sexes, in five weights, from gi These garments may be had in white mixed, and natural gray, In addition to being unshrinkable, no matter how or how often washed, they are the only woollen undergarments that can be This season we are introducing “Pescot” Underwear —the celebrated unshrinkable wear made by Peter Scott & Co. of Scotland. While “Pescot” garments are new to many, they are perhaps the garments best known to those who have h such purchase in the best stores in England and on the Continent, occasion to make jerwear is GUARANTEED UNSHRINK- amer to three-ply, iow white, blue and procured in ABSOLUTELY SNOW WHITE. The process of making them absolutely unshrinkable, as well as the perfect bleaching process, are secrets known only to the chemist son of Peter Scott, the 24 Fi. Women’s Vests, natural wool, long and short sleeves; Pants to match, with spliced knees and seats. 89 Women's Vests, white and natural wool, Winter weight, long and short sleeves, spliced elbows; Pants to match, with spliced knees and seats.......++ 69 Women’s Pure White Silk-and-Wool Vests, medium Winter weight, long and short sleeves; Pants to match, ..93.74! Women’s Pure White Silk-and-Wool Vests, heavy weight, long and short sleeves; full regular made; Pants to match 98 Women’s Silk and Wool Winter weight, long and short sleeves; Pants to match; full fashioned, at $3.98 Women’s Pure Australian Wool Corset Covers, perfect fitting; light weight, extra splicing at elbow.....,.. $2.89 Boys’ Natural Wool Shirts, heavy weight, full fashioned, spliced at el- bows; Drawers to match, with spliced knees, seats and under pockets; all pe 2 Re er 74 Children's Natural Wool Vests, full fashioned, with double elbows; Panta- lets and Drawers to match, with double seats and knees; Vests, size 22, $1.64, rise 1Sc, each farger size; Pants, size 22, $1.79, rise 15c, each larger size, Children's White Pure Wool Vests, full regular made, heavy weight, double el- bows; Pants to match, with double knees and seats; Vests, size 20, $2.00; Pants, size 20, $2.29, riss 20¢. each larger size. Men’s $3.50 Shoes at $3.13, manufacturer. “Pescot" wear, and it can be had at no other store in Manhattan, We guarantee it unreservedly, || Women’s and Children’s | | 30 to 42 | 46, $4.08. | Snow White Pure Wool Shirts and We are New York agents for this Men’s Garments,~}"' Snow White Pure Australian Wool Shirts and Drawers, medium Winter weight; full fashioned and regular made; spliced elbows, seats, pockets and knees; regulars and “shorts and stouts;” sizes 30 to 46, $2.08, Pure Natural Wool Australian Yarn Shirts and Drawers, soft, beautiful quality; full fashioned; extra spliced elbows, seats, pockets and knees; sizes 30 to 42, $3.69; size 44, $3.84; size 46, $3.98, Pure Silk and Pure Australian Wool Mixed Shirts and Drawers; white and natural; medium Winter weight; sizes $3.70; size 44, $8.04; size Pure Natural Wool, Winter weight Shirts and Drawers, soft and fine; ex- tra spliced at elbows, seats, knees and kets; sizes 30 to 42, $3.08; size 44, 13; size 46, $4.20, Heavy Natural Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers, made of soft heavy yarn; full fashioned; extra spliced elbows, knees, pockets and seats; sizes 30 to 42, $4.39; size 33, $4.54; size 46, $4.69, pen ed and Drawers, me- lum Winter weight; sizes 30 to 42, $4.69; size 44, $4.84; size 46, $4.98. Drawers, heavy weight; made of very best selected stock; sizes 30 to 42, $4.69; size 44, $4.84; size 46, $4.98, 24 Floor, Lace and Button Shoes, made of box calf, wax calf, vicl kid and patent colt. Lace Shoes, made of satin calf; stout sewed soles, all seams double-stitched, fo a4 04, sacs 2 ari $1.49 skin; hand-sewed welts, oak soles, all the popular styles from the most conservative to the ultra-fashionable; choice at........ Weveeeteees ‘ Boys’ School Shoes, $3.13 Lace Shoes, made vot easeo calf; fas 18 10 2, 8187; neh 3h ya i i sizes 2’ BSroriiete $1.98 see eeedeeres OVEMBER 16, 1904, , R a A Showing of Waists Richly Interesting This Week of the Horse Show, 24 Floor. Our own workrooms contribute a handsome collection of Women’s Waists, made up in chiffon, crepe de Chines, fancy nets and chiffon cloth, all elaborately trimmed with hand work. Prices $24.96 up to $49.79, From abroad comes an exclusive showing of Blouses, all hand-embroid- ered and inserted with dainty laces, Prices $29.96 up to $63.99, We offer for special selling: Waists of chiffon Taffeta, fronts trimmed with square yoke, double Pleats of embroidery down front, fancy sleeves and pleated back $9,96 Waists of Eolienne, made with round yoke of fancy lace tufting and shirring, with inverted pleats below; very fancy shirred sleeves. $10.49 Waists of Messaline Silk, made with deep yoke of fancy braid and lace, with clusters of pin tucks below and pin tucked skeves.... $15.96 Stocks of staple lines of Hosiery may be Silk Hosiery | assembied without particutar ettort, but the presentation of such superb fines of For Women novelties as we show this season is no commonplace i gh Unmatched, these assortments tell of unmatched facilities for making first showing of new merchandise—not Hosiery alone, but in every other line, made enticing te, novelty, We are prepared to execute orders for Silk Hosiery to match costumes and to produce special designs in embroidered and spangled Hoslery, As an introduction to these Hosiery Stocks we offer two specials: $1.50 Pure Thread Silk Hose at $1,09 Black—excellent quality, made with double soles, heels and toes; sold by others at $1.50 a pair, $4.25 Pure Thread Silk Hose at $2.98 French Hose, our own direct importation, made of the finest quality sitk; plain, with lace insteps and hand-embroidered designs; in black, wlilte, lavender, pink, blue, ian and brown grounds, with embroidery in con- trasting colors; sold elsewhere at $4.25. Regular Stock Lines Include:— At $1,29, Pure Thread Silk Hose, ex- | At $1.89, Black Pure Thread Silk Hose, cellent quality, made with cotton split | Richelieuy Rembrandt and assorted feet. styles of ribs. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Price: 34th to 35th St, At $1.39, Pure Thread Silk Hose, two weights, medium and gauze; double | Soles, heels and toes, | At $1.69, Black Pure Thread Silk Hose, very sheer; double soles and toes, low- Spliced heels, At $2.49, Black Pure Thread Gauze Silk Hose, very sheer, with self side clocks, At 82 49, Black Pure Silk Hose, heavy- weight; excellent quality; double soles, heels and toes, Embroidered Hose. At $2.99, Black Pure Silk Hose, white and colored handyembroidered figures on plain grounds, At $2.49, Pure Silk Hose, black em- broidered figures on plain self grounds; also neat effects in white and colored embroidery on plain black grounds, At $2.69, Pure Silk Hose, white and colored embroidered figures, large and small figures, on black grounds, 4t $3.60, Pure Thread Silk Hose, olack embroidered figures in neat and iffective designs on black grounds. At $8.69, Pure Silk Hose, hand-em- broideréd rosebud clusters, daisies and At $3.69, White Pure Thread Silk Hoses plain, with neat hand-embroi sell figures. At $4.08, Light-weight Pure Thread White Silk Hose, plaib with cluster fig- ures; also two rows of namrow face in- sertion and neat embroidered figures, At $6.98, Plain White Pure Silk Hose, plain grounds with small self embroid- ered figures and heavy self embrold ered clover and leaves. At $11.08, Plain White Pure Thread Silk Hose, with three lace inserted de- signs on insteps, prettily finished with neat embroidery. other designs on plain black grounds, At $3.08, Pure Silk Hose, embroidered with wreaths of forget-me-nots, rose- buds and other neat designs on plain black grounds, At $4.98, Pure Silk Hose, hand-em- oroidered figures on instep, plain black grounds; also clusters of violets and stems on plain black grounds, Women’s Gloves. in Fi, Bway, “Rosemary” Best Quality Real French Kid Glace and Suede Gloves; 3-clasp; all leading shades; embroidered backs,...... $1. “Alwyn” Real Kid Pigue Glace Gloves—our own impoftation— 2-clasp; round corners; Paris point; all the newest shades... .. $1.69 Long Glace and Suede Extra Qual ity Kid Gloves, black and white, At $14.24, Plain Pure Thread Sitk Hose, instep handsomely embroidered in self colored designs; also plain in- steps with lace inserted bow-knot and self embroidery, At $16,08, Plain Pure Thread Silk Hose, two rows of narrow lace insere tion with self embroidery in centre and either side, Dainty Ornaments for the Hair. We are aliowing an excellent as- sortment of new Ornaments made of ribbons, foliage, artificial flow- ers, maline and aigrettes, ostrich tips frosted with gold and silver and butterfly designs in gold, sil- ver and jet, Prices 74c to $3.49. : i, ) We execute orders for Hair Orna- with silk Felit embroidery; 16 N.) ments and Garitures to match $3.49; 20in., $3.97; 24in,, $4.47 | costumes, Black Silks Remarkably Low Priced and Good Excuses for It. tet FI Makers of Black Silks have had to combat the wonderful popularity of Colored Silks this season, and that they have not been successful is shown by the low prices ruling in the retail market. j Though popularity is temporarily with the Colored Silks, Blacks are to be looked upon as staple, and that they may be had now at such low prices is good and sufficient reason why you should benefit by this really unnatural state of affairs, Two Extra Spécisyy Black Chitfon Dress Tatfeta; 2? inches wide—a dome —Blacl fon Dress Taffeta, 27 inches wide—a domes- At 73¢, a Yard tic product that, so far a8 appearance is concerned, will compare favorably with the best foreign weave of the kind, and will certainly out- wear the imported silks regularly worth $1.24 a yard. At $1.12 a Yard —'vorted Dress Taffeta, pure dye, Jet black and lus- the low prices will rule until both lots are cleared away. MERCERIZED STRIPE MADRAS, in vari- At 5c. a Yard wide; choice of a good range of colors. clastic; shown in black and the newest cream, red, cadet, navy blue, &c, At the regular price, 44¢. a yard, there has been At 24c a Yar weave, 30 inches, in a wide range of fast- | ° | lack, &e, ton stuffs, 30 inches wide, with fast-color trous; strong, new silks; regularly worth $1.49 a yd. RR Wash Dress Fabrics—A Sale, ois color combinations on white gous These are materials regularly worth from 42¢, to 2S¢. a yard. shades, tear | pink, ciel, light blue, a popula demand for this pretty crepon, making dressing sacques, kimonos and color stripe designs, including light blues, MERCERIZED WAISTINGS—these offered At 37c. a Yard designs in various colors and black that We have enough of these two special groups for several days’ selling; Hagernent, — and Printed Flannelette, 32 and 34 inches At 10c. a Yard |e +CREPONS—crinkly, wiry and Nile, apple, helio, dove gray, canary, like garments, JAPANESE COTTON CREPE, a sturdy inks, ox-blood, helio, brown, red, navy, on the Main Floor. They are silvery cot- serve to emphasize the lustrous effect given on the checkered-woven surface. The Jewelry section to-day Presents the best selected lines of Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry in its history. The display compares favor- ably with the showings of the largest exclusive jewelry establishments, but the prices are very much lower, Early Holiday Buyers lt Fi, Rear, Mid-November is high time to replenish the Linen stocks and make rea for the holiday siege. No better source of supplies than the famous old i Linen store of Macy's. Good as it has been in other years, Mt presents the largest assortments in its history. a Of first interest to admirers of the truly beautiful in Linens is 4 college) tion of hand-made Cluny, Filet and Renaissance Doilies, squares, and Table Cloths, The range is exceptionally broad, 6c, each for 6x6-inch Renaissance Doilies and from that up to $183.88 for sp did Cluny Lace Table Covers, For Special Selling, We Offer:— [Napkins | 1,000 dozen, All Linen, Full Bleached Napkins, si 21x21 inches, pretty patterns; a dozen +++ 00+ Irish Linen Napkins, extra heavy, fine quality, ful! bleached, size 20 Full Bleached Napkins, extra size and extra quality, size 25x25 ined hemmed ready for use; a GO2EN. .2..sscssseeeecoeereoemes ' [Table Cloths] Pure Linen Table Cloths, pretty designs, dered all around; much under regular, Size 66x66 inches, each Size 66x85 inches, each Size 66x99 Inches, each Better grades of Cloth—wider, firmer teewrntewee es SLET Size 70x 70 inches, each. Size 70x 86 Inches, each... and finer— te Size 70x102 inches, each... 62 All Linen Table Cloths, red and white bordered, fringed, size inches, each :.. PPOKEPTT ET ke 1,22, Tray and Carving Cloths, pure linen damask, hemstitched, size 18xi inches, each . aoneneeddyeenes 0CCR eet nnn Pure Linen Damask Doilies, hemstitched, size 12x12 inches, 2c; size 14x14 inches, each., see Buffet and Bureau Scarfs, pure linen damask, hemstitchede-a sp showing of new goods, all our own importation, Among them— Scarfs, size 18x45 Inches, each. Scarfs, size 18x54 inches, each, Scarfs, size 18x72 Inches, each. S4e Renaissance Lace Scarfs, linen centres, all hand-made, size 20x54 Sold as a special elsewhere at $2.25 each; OUT Pri. .+++epeeee Teneriffe Doilies, with hand-drawn linen centres, size 7x7 inches, 12c.; with plain linen centres, C0Ch....sererereesereerene Full Bleached Turkish Towels, extra sizes and weight, } all fringed, actual sizes here given, ) BAe Ie 20x41 Inch, each...... 12¢ 26x52 inch, cach. noc. 20x41 inch, each..,... 12¢ 26x52 inch, each...+.. Huckaback Towels, size 17x34 inches, pure linen. «0 s00! 1 3 — Huckaback Towels, size 20x38 inches, Union linen,..... *} aS Turkish Bath Mats, size 26x46 inches, various-colorings; usual 62¢, Pure Linen Crash, red bordered, 17 inches wide; usual 10c, quality; o Checked Glass Towelling—Union Linen — 18 inches wide, a yard... 8¢ ao inches wide, « yard,,.. B¢ 22 inehes wide, a yard... 10¢ Pure Linen Huckaback Towellings—damask patterns; 25 inches fleur de lis, rose-pink, shell and chrysanthemum designs; our SOR e esr eseeweesereeesesciterssasectaeeee Bed Spreads, Comfortables and Blankets. Marseilles Spreads, 10-4 size, 62x84 inches, fringed; pretty all-over de- signs, some with centre designs, ¢ach....ssesessree eeerirr ty Satin-finished Fringed Spreads, size 66x90 inches, each, Satin-finished Fringed Spreads, with cut corners, for beds, 74x88 inches; trifling hurts make possible this low price....-++++++0-+ Sstinttnahed Fringed Spreads, size 78x90 inches, in splendid designs, @. eac! a see ee aneaee ee neennene $1. Pring Mares Spends, 11-4 sae, Tho inches, very heavy ralsed ComfortablesSilkoling covered, cotton filled; dainty patterns; slze 72x72 inches, each. Wenrrerrrrrrrrrrrrirrrr rr Nainsook-covered Comfortables, pretty patterns, tufted, filled with clean $ white cotton, size 72x78 inches, each.. All-woo! Blankets, 11-4 size, 70x82 inches; red, blue and wide sifk bindings; weight § Ibs., pair..... . California Blankets, dainty red, blue and pink borders and very wide silly ings; splendid values:— 44-4 size, 70x84 inches, weight 5 Ibs., a pall. ...0s+eersereeemmeeees: 12-4 size, 80x84 inches, weight 6 Ibs. a pair.... Specials in Our Wine Department.g — wt Fi. All Wines, Whiskeys, Brandies, &c,, sold by the gallon, di direct from the wood in fall quart bottles at gallon price. Mount Vernon Rye Whiskey, | Finch's Golden Wedding Whis+' regularly $2.04 a gallon and key, 7 years cld, regularly $3.74 74c, a bottle; sale prices: gal- a gallon and 84c. a bottle; sale lon, $2.34; bottle, 49c, prices: gallon, $3.04; bottle, 69¢, One Star Rye Whiskey, regularly sold at 97c, a bottle; tor this sale, 72c. Wm. Grant & Son’s Extra Special higeeer Sects Bdge ‘tee it the t, richest and best Liqueur ever offered in this market. an bottle, $1.32, This sale, gallon, $5.18; bottle. ....... +++ - Oe RGYAL CABINET SHERRY, our famous old brand. Needless to descril to our many patrons. it has the rich bouquet and delicious flavor that make /: superior to any popular brand sold at $4 per bottle, et regular $2.84 ar 59c gallon, 72¢. per bottle; this sale, per gallon, $2. $8} per bottle, vests aes Amoantillado Superior Sherry, very dry, old, and with rich, iy itarges regular prices $5.69 a gallon and $1.29 a bottle; special at, gallon, $1 D4. PORT, exquisite in flavor, a rich, ttwny OM wire, bottle... ..+++ peg tol jar brands sold elsewh it sia les ovr ue ands sold elsewhere a ; ti Dottie, 74¢.; special for this sale, gallon. $9.44; bottle, 56c to the most price, gallon, Sandeman’s Superior Old Port, a rich, rare visi wine; carried in wood until thor oughly matured, and aged in bottles until perfection has bee attained; $1 08 regular prices $5.94 gal., $1.34 bot.; special prices, gal, 8-045 bottle. . . 10,04 Chateau de Trois Tours, case 12 qts,, $12.24; case 24 pints, ......++ 13.247 SAUTERNES.—Chateau Remieaud, case 12 ats., 30.84; case 24 pints, 10.84 We are sole importers of the following Chateau Bottling Winese— Chateau Dillon, vintage (899, $6.74 for case of quarts; case of pints for,. 91-74 Cane e eee te rene nemmmemen CLARETS.—Chateau Beslamont, case of 12 gts,, 98.245 case of 24 pints Clarets, Hock Wines, Leon Marceau et Cle, Bordeaox. Hetarich Barthal & Soho, Matas, Ouarts. Pints. «8.06 94.98! Hochheimer ..., 4.98 bpd Rudesheimer . 5.98 = 6.98! Liebfraumilch Larose ... .. 698 7.98) Marcobrunner SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE RED STAR BRAND, a cider pa Be geins for flavor or quality; te aa 5 at tag lil ody