The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1904, Page 3

a ee id eee THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 24, 1904. — WHEELS OF “GRAFT” STILL NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STOR. TURN IN MODEL’ PRECINGT ctimons's Gober ana’ 3 Uk THE BIG STORE eieininhenmcrgnnyitiimaitircnteesaie » Vice and Crime Continue to Supply Waists SIEGEL t ACITY IN ITSELF (OPER. i \ ' the Money Grist Which Enables cetacean ae Cat | SATHAVE. ncarteriman (O°SISTSTS, | : : SUCH POPULAR, DESIRABLE MATERIALS AS} cae wemke H Them to Thrive—Merchants’ Asso- {ALL-WOOL ALBATROSS, NUN'S VEILING AND| jp—_— NEWYORK: \ Stor . . ; 4 . Double «S, & H." Green Trading St Mornings f ciation Collecting Data for Legisla-|| TAFFETA SILK, designed and finished in accordance | }.30 Tilt 12 o'Clock. Thereafter, Single Stamps Until | | with the season’s dictation. Eminent values every one. and} | Closing Hour. tive Investigation. ATTRACTIVELY PRICED FOR TO-MORROW. day that detectives in the employ | picked up on the atreet she makes| | lar shirred yoke extending oversleeves, embellished | especially attractive. Choice of black, white and action. the tlme she is searched. Not Infre- The “model” precinct was not nolsy quently these unfortunates are abused last night, The ‘Ilcensed” places were ang oruelly treated while in the station Funning quietly and with their custom goyse mM tell of her treatment would ary me ig eae men, prokied be to Invite worse at the next incarcera- | now make it thelr vusiness to tlon, She would be hounded off the| hard at every man who enters the is sioety in any precinct into which she trict after midnight. Bach seems * might move. PP Y petious of his neighbor, Side-partners | are beginning to be distrustful, As one Mow the Gamblers Pay. Verting Waists at mare's ons velioe f a0 Sith Waists at itis somerwioncw | | LeRCHIEFS, quureinch hens, bor of Gcdin evans Gales customary weekly clearance wanted colors The entire lots In black and colors front, cuffs and stock collar beautifully embroidered Handsome The values are excellent \ floral design. The value is remarkable < throughout. (Walst Rtore, Recond Pioor, Centre, ith St.) | effects box of 6, Sceoece Kuececccotocseesesescesee: leacececosececece hotel man put it. “they are using a| Gambling houses pay their tribute to) *}regularly authorized collectors, Collect- ors also visit the better class of dis- orderly houses—those of the “gold ring." In houses where a job might istrict, there are two roll-calls at each |>® put up no money is ever taken, Teading glass to examine thelr mo Offering of Yew Pianos. With the object in view of inaugurating o marvelous sale of Pianos late in November for loliday shoppers, we made most complete and elaborate preparations. Accordingly, beginning to-morrow, we present a Wonderfully Complete Display of Brand-New Pianos Direct from leading factories, at about two-thirds of regular prices. It is an unprecedented chance to save money on your purchase of a Piano; absolutely the greatest opportunity that has fallen to your lot in a long time. Whether in Upright Pianos. Grand Pianos or Playanos, dis- plays of magnetic interest predominate, presenting the usual as- tounding Siegel Cooper values. We bought extensively at large cash discounts and shall offer ro the clientele of The Big Store Bargains of Greatest Magnitude. _ Important values predominate igh og the magnificent show- ings in the New Art Piano Store on the fifth floor, We merely Mention the following as illustrations: Yow Upright Pianos, 111300 Pana | 775 | S896 pam | 250 HBS40 pane | 200 | BB'S pane, | 275 Moto Pana | 225 | Hith rane | FSO Yow Srand Pianos. Detective-Sergeant the Bons, In the “model precinct, as in the Decisive Clearance other precinct of Inspector Dick Walsh's t change of shift. ‘The uniformed men It 18 up to the proprietress to see her are cnet }ined up and turned out to pro- dues rench the “syetem.” She is told tect the homes of the taxpayer and the manner, eltizen, They listen to several general, These Instructions differ with differ- nd go out to pound the pave- ent houses, Many of the houses are earn their $1,400 a year, controlled by a syndicate, and here, Then comes the second ro!l-call—the too the method of collecting and cov- To-Morrow’s Selling. FACTS are always the strongest arguments and, ¥ “ ‘ plain-clothes men, ‘Their lining up is a fing (s different, Generally (n each » more serious affair, Their instructions precinct there is a safe located in a \\ are more elaborate, Each man \s de- friendly saloon, Here the money is tailed to do certain work, and not infre- taken and deposited. Later it is re- quently he receives these specific in- moved by the authorized representative artuations in private, jot the system. The action is perfect. The “model” precinct is visited al-|Tho bookkeeping !s usually a ciphor moat every night by a man who seems |affalr and not elaborate, But the re- ¢o have an authority there second tu sults are sure, none, He enters the captain's room| Capt. Hussey was seen about his without knocking. He examines the | precinct last night. He was in low |, { } books and moves the desk sergeant |spirits, His friends say that he te in about without an apology. When he| poor health and will probably be placed “!~— grosses swords with the little captain, |in another precinct shortly. Hussey as he does sometimes, he invarlably|has one enemy who is tireless in his carries his polnt, efforts to get the Mtthe captain tin This man {is Dotective Sergeant De-| trouble. This man is an ex-captain lany, of Inspector Walsh's staff. He |s| himself, Hussey was once under him. @ brother of the Corporation Counsel. Raids Came In Capt. Hussey’s precinct Sergt. De-| It'{s sald thet this Jany |s regarded as the real power, De- | was interested tn a poo! fective Sergeant Delany certainly has | avenue, and that the day after Hussey powers not mentioned in the Book of | assumed command of the precinct thie Rules. He keeps a vigilant eye on the speaks eloquently for itself. the following prices every coat offered will be fore store-closing time to-morrow. Clearance Sale is. WOMEN’S COVERT COATS, made of fine narrow wale American Covert Cloths in this season’s most approved styles—Paquin models, Paddock effects, neat tailored styles, | lish top coats, cape or strap trimmed styles, made with semi-fitted, fitted or box back, in 26, 28, 30, 32, 36, 38, 42 or 47 inch lengths; lined with satin or taffeta and all excellently tailored. Note these reductions : precinct and its workings, He 8l80|Commenied oy hie. superiors for. nia] } Regular Regular 1} | 10.00 COVERT COATS $20.00 COVERT COATS Sete belies bose feberetle “worke end he became, da-| | #9000 rues} 450 J 158500 Para } 975)) reduced to 7,50 reduced to His movements are watched very cz-cattatn and the some mae are Yow Playanos, $12.75 COVERT COATS 70, OO $25.00 COVERT COATS carefully by the regular precinct men. on, Raids came slower after that An appropriate holiday remembrance; ideal for the home reduced to reduced to He dove not act as an inspector's 'cu-| Capt. Hussey 1s algo said to have had| | circle and perfect in action. About half price for this sale. $15.00 COVERT COATS 72,50 $2 T COATS tenant would act—he pays but little at. (Words with a superior in tho depart. sadinad 16 A $27.50 COVERT COA * tention to the uniformed force. Hien sirens: Drechtel bene’ ing nak Nay e008 ae | 750. 00 $16 50 COVERT COATS reduced to Graft Collected Many Ways, | s18n{ annoying Of & disorderly-house pec . Fedundil ic 73.50 $30.00 COVERT COATS ‘The gratt in Capt. Hussey's precinct—| Woman belonged to the “gold” ring.” Popular YL $1.00 Roll, special ae 500 $17 3 COVERT COATS reduced to and the same {s true in other precincts Rg Pe ine Sepia wea cata Playano MJusic, 5 $2.00 Rolls, special at 1,00 fecuced rm /4, 59 $35.00 COVERT COATS y or to hy { } Gains cane ae amen inn beset, PISO) ens enaen |S MSIOaTy Che Easy Part Payment Plan | $18.75 COVERT COATS 15. 00 reduced to r Sey aire (Women's Outer Apparel Sections, Second Floor, Front.) reduced to Enables you to have your selection of Piano or Playano at ‘once, making a small deposit down and small periodical payments. (Fitth Floor.) y HECHT BROS «| 259-261 Sixth Ave. ' j/APTER A HOLIDAY 18 A GOOD TIME TO CHARGE PURCHASES, You may have some extra expense to-day, but that need in no way affect your expenditures for to-morrow. All these bargains are here, making an eventful Bargain Friday, and they are sold at the same price whether you pay cash or open an account and then pay in very small amounts—weekly or monthly, In fact, we prefer the latter, for we want every one to look on this as their store, where they are privileged to come at any time, to huy the best of ; { Fancy & Staple Linens, | Bargains in Many Odd Lots. for To-Morrow. Stocks must be reduced to make room for holiday displays— therefore these price-reductions WOMEN’S WRAPPERS of Flannelette and Percale in extra heavy quali ties and in a big variety of desirable patterns; dark cr medium styles with 750¢ t | Women’s House Garments. " PLA rd for Oe, ALL-LINEN SILVER So Fikes rd pian NEN 1D | 99o BUMACHED GERMAN DAMASK each for The and $1.00 IRISH Ge Pay "Hy ln Ma Re ATAMBED | 90 HO", 8 iret ite AND “Nt without backs, SCARFS AND SHAMS dozen for Oc. 18-Inch ALL-LINEN LAROE SIZE HEM’) S9oOuRMAN DAMASK NAPKINS each for $1.33 BLEACHED IRISH 890 DAMAS DINNER CLOTHS. I4-inch flounce, and waists very prettily trimmed; regular $1,25 qualities for WOMEN’S WRAPPERS of Flanneletie and Percale; superior qualities and in etty patterns, on black blue or gray grounds; Skirts are cut full, 0 oy puaciae 0 Sie Snes leckee eames none 8-8 J, OG Go tach for pe MED HUCK TOWELS in white and colored borders. qualities, for So seen. for 124e. ALL-LINEN HEM. fi ID GERMAN NAPKINS. each for $2.25 SILYER BLEAOH- WOMEN’S BATH OR LOUNGING ROBES of double faced blankets; exra heavy wearing apparel for man, woman or child and pay for it in the Wo $86 fo" ie, MEMBTITCHED LIN. 400 HO OPA TITCHED x85 Inch | | with the border trimming and in very pretty cexigns and colors: made with pg most convenient way, © EN NAPKINS “y Peed apr tailor collar and kimono sleeve, ribbon tr:mmedi regular $2.50 qualities Jy THBSE BARGAINS MAY BB PAID FOR IN YER SMALL AMOUR The $iholis, Mm meson wven | 2 99 SES Hho Datta Bike | | for wt Tailor-made Walking Skirts of fancy) Children’s Velvet Coats, with cl nue pohly Bey Gray ae heavy- lar collar, trimmed with White ‘ilk Soest Ro Rata Racks en 9: 95 ohh oN Te a \ d we eltons; worth $4, braid and lace; sizes 2 to 5; fe Hit8 Sr ite, BLRACHED IRISH HEE, to Seite widths oad I Ru. AY Bertec: Prrorrrrrr rin l .65 worth $5, for, if 2.98 io Pisin, Vices, Contre, 1ih Bt.) arpets an J. M4 New Silk Waists of splendid quality! Women’s vy = ribbed Cotton Throughout these sections we are showing dependable floor concerning, in beautiful Taffeta; plaited and stitched; as-| Fleece-lined Vests and Seal “4 1 panerns and color combinations. a: prices that leavebu: a small fraction of prof | sorted colors; worth $5, 9 05 all sizes; worth $0¢., for... OC Ci he ’ Ki ’ i HH sax Oniwddi x uality, with 1 Al $OF.,,cc00e seccvesiossvcies ® Men's natural Fleece-lined Shirts 00. ing & eating toves, { Superior yiodiond rs eg beautify ly Heavy-weight Kersey Coats; short | and Drawers; worth 59c, 39 To-M ; i fe i 2 lengths; satin lined; Castor 5 00) seveceneesomeceess iC 3) o-Morrow’s Prices Are Extra Special, } Hea! apeclal toemorrye, Be 75 Body Brussels Rugs. and Tan; worth $10,for,., Oe | Men's Alkwool Fancy Cassimere and $ | MODRL OL-HEAT. | GAS LOGS, all sizes, from 12 inch H ¥ ve ‘ e Lory newest Excellent Walking Skirts of imported | Cheviot Suits; sold at $10 6 75 inv ASLOY PA, cone | to 20, at, per running Inch, 25> Wool Velvet Carpets. tie ee Sees Ge set \ Mr] Ps ripiond plaited; 4 05)‘ $12.50; reduced to..,.. O. tare ‘ite epider | NO 4 ALUMINUM HEA brass ff The pr tie, Sma vem | aie Guid. at 50 we 450; 108 soscereces “We Men's stylish Overcoats; Black and Ger pele tro’ wanes | wah: ei tacts Daa aki age’ bey Sipruie, “tomorrow g.g.| Bite SAxi0.0, at 1.80 f ’ Ladies. and Misses’ Tailor-made Oxtord lye silk velvet collar; or ean ba’ cate | will beat a'tares Eee is 50 it A dc el celal P| critth Flour) §ults of Blue, Black or BrownCheviots | Sold at $12.50; lowered : rom fom 0 NUSH NEW SQUARE wes ctere cree eee | id fancy mixtures; medium length; | to.. é 8.75 my; Waooetal ise | STOVES, Sitvst bog - f A ie lined; even Boys Cor aroy 0d Cassiovre Knee ca, GO dempmuaerale ta. pene 20 $25, ps 12.75 ie aioe 10 15; wo: 23c aLuuiny, neagee! le door:s No. Wy Y, Hat R te eeee ” “ teen tees eee ee eee . alk \' Women’s Outing Flannel Night! Boys’ Double-Brearted Sack entirely of | ING. STC SIEGEL Gowns, Mother Hubbard styles; pink | sizes 8 to 16; sold for $3.50; | ae ee. leated tea | Te igen Values Cooprnh and blue stripes; sizes 14 to 39 reducedto,..... t0eeee cave .50 k. these | No. 7 PRIN EAVER COAL COOK wr 7) fe hort = | as ! 47; worth $9¢.,for.......... c Buys’ Double-Breasted Overcoats; Proad tented | UNG, 876 p ‘Co * Co's Children’s Ribbed Night Drawers| button to the neck; sizes 3 to 8; in ieavine oot | lining, large 14-inch . we sizes 2 to $; worth 17¢ : Oxtord ete 50 i ean be | NO ph BOYS Black Mercerized Sateen Petticoats,| A collection of young men’s Suits, wal" born SNoure erasure" 00 Hs fg GOL THING three styles, with ruffles and ac- sizes 1§ to 20, of dark Fancy Cassi. 3 | | Milimm id : . oo plaiting; worth $1.25, 89c mere ny gb sold for 6 75 | TORK STAR 8 Dans. P k rrr ery, ° * $10 and $12.50; reducedto, Uy 14a LO Beak: ate eee and name plate. larse . F This stove ts eo construct we falis, bronse back c&a be at me | |S favoriee 10 tovinch flrepot : 48. 00 th B ’ AY) AY 1180.3. 8° 0insn tie” 9 Og ie tach erenre cron, n e oys ore — - a $ id pl qrate, brick Noing por i - Fan Naty. ccuttOe Bith tae dott as | pabinat. basa Behal are 79,90) {WE STATE NO CLOTHING VALUES—WE GIVE i *. heat grade bricks: powertus | NO. tig | MAGIC " st. | | THEM. First in this special offering we mention 10 8, & H, Greon Trading Stamps Y sing ty with thie” 2 45 gore i in a Ya H towetap Wks gemseal.E) for little Boys 2!¢ to Your Choice : , implng and shaking f ; ; BE bad ed Bo ghee rn Teg acini ae ale Ck vo | Pied stromingt eta \ 18 years, Oxford, olive and navy fabrics, velvet at H the label and wrapper irom each Se. beans "pi in exchange or ! is lar stove on’ the market: sheet tron, which | ge rye | {colar | ; Se al | | NORFOLK AND DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS 1 | LB OOK S SAUCE : Senement, “acLclinner. erate folea door | rates | | for Boys 8 to 16 years, | The Only im; w He eke Rooke and aah pani No, 11. 8.50. | | These Suits are made of substantial and stylish H HORACE DE Lisskiq ACES eTceenhre + pee fs ret Ga OO) treme, operant, gonaee fabrics, including all the newest mixtures and over: | " om 4 The ore, tmctudes pine nQibgr and damp: | Ato plaids. also navy. \ , our t THREE-PIECE VEST SLITS. S210 v0 16 Ti e GAB RADIATORS. ¢ Rusa fon tubes most exracrdinary offering of SuliS FOR BIG BOYS | inches high. ined 4935 fs NOTE. — Regular! ¥ R ous P rea Regularly we do not sell “Two-Dollar” Garments. Hence these garments at $2 are out of the ordinary. (Boys’ Store, Becond Floor.) art Of Ohe Bug Store’s Friday Attractions | | , Made of superior |' +o KH Ar exceedingly , WOMEN’S FIN2 ALL~ LINEN HEMSTITCHED afitnourn Capt Hume aul away ia Central Amociatin, an tte of ti Women’s Albatross gualiy. all> wool Women's Albatross dressy Waist Mon's Handkerchiefs, HANOKERCHISFS. wih neat inal were'ed by 27g a much- st, the ever sees the lower officials in the de: | ‘ q cep. MENS ALL-LINEN HEMSTITCH Ni tet be: Gf graft are still turning in his precinct | partment. Women of the atreet take! Dress Waists at ppewon ie ns Waists at and 4 ee Ciand castes . a edd oa sgbien 75g. Wer» oe openwark syle: box of 6 the mill gontinues to turn out the their payments weekly at certain storms S, 2 Nac! , white, light , x) 95, tronal value. : RY Preture Somes; BOX Ot WOMENS FINE ALL~ LINEN HEMSTITCHED ort. | <0 delicatessen show in one tnetance, | . 5, blue or gray, Fin- A 'e priced at a notch MEN'S FINE HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS HANDKERCHIEFS, with hand-embroidered, initials, Z 00 The Evening World learned to-/ Each woman has a number, and if ished with circu: that should prove with large openwork initial; fancy picture boxt box of 6, 59e scrip, openwork or fancy letter, box of 6 ° Of @ cortatn association of mer-| known her number at the station house. | | with hand leh erochet | wh | light blue Cleverly desiened MENS ALL-LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKER- WOMENS FINE HEMSTITCHED HANDKER. ; af some Irish crochet lace collar and with | light blue. Cleverly designed plaited yoke and pone ray hedey Bb Bet eel | calor yu ewes eens for new sleeves. An extraordinary value at the ex- | tucked collar. Artistically trimmed with Irish CHIEFS with hand-embroidered initial; script or opens 7 50 palsy different styles of hand-embroidered 7, 50 os) date which may lead t0/_t¢ she is in arrears she_will_spend | | tremely moderate price quoted, croaniat, heh sonar to maich body of waist; | | Work letter: fancy imported box of 6 . Le ff \) smother legis! the night in” cold “storage.” She is @ Th of Plaited Dack, New sieeves shirred at top. ' , " Crh . , 7 - As FY committee during the coming te eee een ae ee overs any , q + This is one of the newes Several very tevirsble wie} | © LLomen’s Handkerchiets ildren’s Handkerchiess, ter Gov. Odell tn said tu favor aac ee ene ies taken trom her xt Women’s Yun’s and mon charming model Women’s Gattata i ver sesrabie tail . red siyles. selected from} | WOMEN’S ALL-LINEN HEMSTITCHED HAND 25e CHILDRENS FLAIN WHITE OR COLORED BOR’ 9g 2, 50, in black white and the most- 2,965. of broken sizes and small | WonEN'S FINE HEMSTITCHED HANDKER +I | CHIEFS. with initial encircled by wreath or openwork 199 | box, bet of 3, Women’s Covert Coats. Former Prices Greatly Reduced for this remarkable sale needs litle explanation—every price The Big Store never carries over merchandise from one season to another—that is an established rule. Fall Coats must make way for Winter Caats, and it is.safe to say that at \ The table of price reductions tells how decisive this isBauarrers oF SPRING LA | accounts for th's exceptional price Ff; e-Htoliday Handkerchiel Sale In Box Lots of Six. Handkerchief purchasing for Holiday gifts starts early and cone tinues up to the eve of the New Year. Already many have taken advantage of our early offerings, thereby profiting by the splendid selections ready for their choosing. To-morrow we feature men's, women’s and children’s Hand kerchiefs at prices that must convince. Those who look ahead with discern ng eyes wll avail themselves of this sale DER HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, box of 6. CHILDREN $ ALL-LINEN HEMSTITCHED HAND- KERCHIEFS, wath neat initial on corner, in fancy picture 25e (Main Floor, Centre, 18th St) Ghousands of Dolls in Coy Gown to Sladden Little Mothers. With what fascinating interest the little tots ex- amine the pretty Dolls assembled in the Toy Store on the Third Floor for Holiday selling! With what outbursts of enthusiasm and shrill criesof pleasure they attract their guardians’ attention to the tiny shoes, the dainty gowns, the luxurious hair and the charming hats surmounting, them But it is only natural for the wee ones to manifest unusual in- terest in a display of this sort, for never heretofore has a child's taste been catered to with such minute detail. , Booth after booth, filled to the edge wit the most cunning and modernly made Dolls, clad from head to foot in the fashion of the day, are offered for sale at prices that have never been lower, For instance, we mention A Special Doll 0: unity. 752.35 Dolls Redue sd to A 00 (Third Floor, Bast, 19th St.) of therefore, gone be- 16.00 20.00 22.50 25.00 27.50 Upholsteries. Beaded and Bamboo | ,Muslia by the Yard, 40 Portieres, 3 oO Hane soe mabe o Tan others of bead an g each, 1.85 up to i Renaissance Bed Sets. Lithograph Tops. eady to insert t' he tome of. acl apne of variow * kiloe with toe of ik. In variety of 60 each, (Third Floor, Front, 18th 8t) Sale of Coats and Caps * tor Infants and Children. All the newest styles and fabrics at prices that will create a stir, INFANTS’ LONG COATS. of ford | CHILDRE COATS of . Cheviot, 4 throughout and ‘made with | Zibeline and plain cloth and mt: Tulle, pret: Oop, tures: all very. desirable styles Nd 98e | ins Meee Sto 3 Fearel Tana 9 og NFANTS LONG COATS of Bedford | CHILDREN'S ¢ fe are 4 cloth, extra heavy and lined. through: | Slulrabte “ pod trie etth paid and py) beadery French styl tity trimmed with silk braid and 7 §@) trimmed; rerularls % neste £90 | CHILDREN'S CHINA INFANTS LONG COATS of fine Bed- | tay vecy pretty atiloy, ford cloth, lined throughout extra |cac, eaborately cnbrobiered, wad. some heavy found collar and deep circular | ‘ce trimmed: regularly Si; thle cape, elaborately braised with 7 95] mis 92 slik’ bata. ° CHILDREN'S CHINA SILK CAPS of alle CHILDREN’S COATS of Serge | over “embroidery, dainty patterns, wats 4 cloth; all the yles | fall suche B and effectively trimmed § | erows ok ears; ranging in price up © @. 95\" 19; thie a rata . (Second Ploor, Centre, 19th St.) ribbon trimmed strings; regula In the World's Women’s and Sreatest Grocery: Children’s Shoes ALIBUT; per Ib. tle 7 . # HADDOCK of BC N Sirts 850 per Ib . tien a BOSTON, MACKERRL and FISH STEAK, per Wh, 1Me] ) God wearing donrols if DQUARTERS OF CANADA MUX: 1 [tuncn and lace shoes with ‘ tb. NeGr FRESH JERSEY PORK: QEQUARTERS OF SPRING LAMB, CUTS OF NATIVE 8IRiA ip. OF NATIVE pei with heels and sit Sabi stout soles, ail isH “MAD NKF 31 | sives cp to grace of satin De IN is calf lace shoes 5% Women’ Shoes at 85e ed lace thoes woth parent leather tips, are here for theve ure. by all means ihe FOOT MOULD SHOES. the bes shows “Comforters and Blankets. A Remarkable Sale To-morrow. This end-of-the-month sale of Comforters and Blankets contains; the greatest values of the season at prices especially interesting, Comforters. #3 Blankets or $3 i. Hi 1,50 Cahier tSsrontes, 7, 89 (or S30 SF corded edges and filled with oe aan ae sanitary ¢otton; only ene pattern and colors price. considering the price of wool for $4.00 and $5.00 erib-sze for $2.75 and $3.50 SILVER: 2,95 Six COMFORTERS. Sled 2129 GRAY IND iT with choicest down, some with | SINGLE rS for Full: plain silk edges size beds Eminently suitable far) (Main Ficer, tour 8:.) | tons and boarding-howsen 4