The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1905, Page 9

D + With every click of the clock to- J. Platpont Morgan Has Prige- fess Collies at Annual Exhibit of Westminster. Kennel Club , In Madison Square Garden LATE FRANK CROKER'S BULL TERRIERS THERE, | _ Great Array of Costly Canine ‘ Pets and Dogs of High Degree —Fine Lot of Russian Wolf- hounds Recently Imported, @ay tho walls of Madison Square Gar- den eehotd and ‘re-evhoed with the mip barke o€ 2,700 dogs, Inaugur Peting the twentyeninth annual bench W Of the Westminster Kennel Club. bere are also forelgn dogs there to Gompete with the Amertoan fred, in ape ally owner has the temerity to Make chances in the open classes, One Of the principal exhinitors is J. Plerpont Morgan, who Is famous tha’ World over for hia breed of vol» Men, Hig principal exhibit in the @pllte clans ts Wishaw Clinker, ‘This ¢ im cobaldered by experts to’ be beat in, the world, Wo better all-around dogs have ever Drought together than those which ‘Were placed on the benches to-day, ‘Ail morning express wagons, sutomo- and garriages brought the pre-; c exhibits to the rear door of the Garfen, Some of the falr owners would mot let thelr footmen carry the pets fntd the show, Many women stood by | ¢ thelr dogs all day, petting and caress- {ng them. Howls Harmony to “Benchers.” To the visitor who {fs not acous-| tomed to keeping more than one dog) on tile: preminon the discord of the| Darking was deafening, but to the| “bencher” {t was absolute harmony, Among the most prominent exhibite In the champion class are: Rob Roy Kenneis' Welsh terrier Sel- | wonk Ringieder and Boston tenner Col, | Monte, Aquehung Farm Kennels’ French bulldog Rithelleu, J, Pierpont Morgan's bile, Wishaw Clinker, Cratgdarroch aaa Kennels’ Scottish “terrier ‘The Laird, Windholme Kennels’. bengle Wind- Holme's Reino 11, H. A. Belcher's | Epgueh setter Sirmona and the Wil- lomere Kenneis' At, Bernards Duke | Watford and Newton Abbott Squir York Kenncis' Alredale tersler Yor! Geeptre, T, W, Lawson's bulidog La! Roche, "Lenox Kennels’ beagle Bar- | maid, C. K. Harley's fox tenrier Wan- @¢e Lucretia, R, B, Adams’a pointer Oregon's Jegsle, and the Willowmery Kennels’ 8t,! Bernards Baby Beautlul and Dolly ‘Varded, Beautios in the Brace Clasd. f In the brace class will be found Welsh, Boston, Ajredale, Scottish and Trish Corrlers, Frenoh bulidogs, collles, deerhounds, Englis: foxhounds, Wng- Mgh toy spaniels, pointers, 81. Bernanis and O'd English sheepdoge, and in the teams, of four class will he Boston, Alrodate, Scottigh, Irish and fox tor- Moers, coities, Bt, Bernards, Great) \ Daéies, beagles, English foxbounda and Ri wolthounda, MarR exe also classea for all breeds | with champions bared, The bready| antered are ‘hulidozs, collies, English foxhounds, pointers, chaw chows, J8-/ Quimaux dogs, English setters, Old! terriers. ‘There are also novice classes for aii breeds, classes for all breeds bred by exhibitor, end {or toy dogs! of any breed, all of which have filled well and will make Interesting work for. ttie judges, ‘ ‘The'St, Bérnards, | ng the St. Bernards are the Alta! eines Alta Beuce and the smooth Qne Queen Flora 11, Mra, H. 8, Cum- J mings'a’ ‘The Challenger, Kublinan Bros,’ Uncle Sar « Walter John- atoti's Mayor of Watford, Ransom Cay- ¢ftl's Columbla's Hope, J. Ruppert, jr.'s Lady Prudence, and tho Wilowmere /Fanm's Baby Beautiful, Newton Abbott Bauire, Dolly Varden and Duke of Wat-| ford, the latter a gmooth-coated dog, The Dalmore Kennels’ Sandor Von) Inj wae on show to meet the other) Gréat Danes, among them, belng the Bignarck .Kennels’ Bismarck's Lady Black ahd Bismarck's Chyristaln, W. C. | Hil)'s Dagobert, Monticello Kennels’ A, Caesar and Montebello Hatto, Dr, J, F. Lutz's Caesar IV, Miss C, C,| Whitney's Portia I, Mrz, F. W. Hein- xor's \Cedar Dagmar and EB, Bring- hurst's Guido of Broughton, the Weerhounds are Mies C, H, Lly- ingkton’s Geiert,, Nevis and Lochinvar and A, L, Page's Dunrobin Royal. Fine- Russian Wolfhounds, There 1s a fine lot of Russkin wolf- | hounds exhibited by Mr, Thomus, of | the ValYey Farm Kennels, He has | Just brought back some good ones from | * Teussda,. Among these are Nenagladnl of Perohina, Nayada of Perching and) BHhdléste of Perchina, from the kon- nels of the Grand Duke Nicholas; Sor- van.o' Valley Farm, a fine puppy en- tetedvall along the line from tho puppy to the open class; Sorva of Woronzovua and Biairl of Pevchina, Br, J. KB. De Mund’s lot aro th ae They are not in competition, thelr owner ts the itd. There are also M, J, Root's B Mrs, R, H, Davis's Cro: ami the Terra Cotta Ki ‘Me new breed of Ru will be represented In mg by the Valley mM Kenivels, TB. Knapp and RH, Williams, ‘Among the greyhounds there are Mtys, Philin Hone's Leeds Blect Il, and Leeds Nightingale and B. P. Lewis's Tun downe Hall Sircam, Lansdow snd Lansdowna Cold Stream, r) M tld. x Hunt and the Norfok Hunt Club 6 exntblt Knghish foxhoun A bie string of Amer foxhounds fe heeded by a large draft from. tye Kennels of the Grafton Munt, of wore ceater, Maes, H. W. Bmith, Others ented are t! Radnor Yont, Mrs, B. OF, Lewis and Col. Ra} Morral!, Pearices Pointera and Sottero, Anjong the pointer cla are Pde waid vuthe, 's Vevunshire Im, Capt, , E. Owen's SwaMicld Baron Ryskuliy, “Mason's Tertator, L. V, Fore Lad of Knowltoa, BD, W, Arm-| { | Woeeleh sbeepdogs, and Irish and fox! wg. | treatment may be stopped as soun as it hus Among | | moved, ‘rid not only *Feauen which 0 tho Bi J Ww.’ via! Recor Si Mati: ar, Romnvy Racke » Madcap and L-nsdowne Maile wy. Ih) the Inish settors are J, H. has ham’s Duke of Gloucester, L. and 8, A. Contolt’s St: Cloud TI, and H. #1. Curtis's) St, Lambert's Ka Among the Gordon set peake Bay dogs and retrievers there: are 130 some Rood ones, The classes for sporting bpantely have many entries, field spaniels having {mong them the Weadstone Kennela’ Wealdstone Monarch, Prine Mln'stor fnd Annoyance; Mrs, 1D, W. Byani's Woolton Dagmar and R, P. Keasbey's Saybrook Pop Corn, Baybrook Judge and Saybrook Corm Cob; while the Norwood ‘ad Shot and Norwood mn. Cheau- Kennela' Nor Harmony lend among the vlumbiws, lome good ocockers are in the list, Among them are the Brookside Ken- nels’ Frita II1., Rival King and Chief IL} tho Mepal, Kennels’ Mepals Opul and Menals Norman Mrs. G. A. Free man's Buster Brown, 0. B, Mountain Bele end W,! T. . Payne's omany Rye, Lorete! and Fanny Payne. J. P, Morgan's Exhibit. J. Plerpont Morgan makes a big show: {ng among the collles for the first time In several vears, Ho is roptesented In the clarses for American-bred dogs’ and in the open classes by dogs of reputa- lion and those which have thelr honors yet to win. In the lot Is the good one Cragston Blic Pringe, Othets to be shown are Bamucl Untermyer's Qrey- shone Bredalbane, Botmoral Kennels’ Imoral Baron, W. Fl, Mason’ dragon and drafts from the W. G. Hunter, H. B. Ho'l'ng, Bohiing and Mrs, F. FB. Norton, Inthe old English sheep dog classes Stvlte) Bob and Hidden Mystery will be shown by Frohman & Dillinghar>, and Among the others will he Mr, and Mrs, W. C, Enstls's Belton Bob and Lady almations have eutdenly hounded Into faghion, and thor {a A fine bie Jot. Including “Miss M. W, Martin's Kideecowh DArtagnan and Spotted Diamond: but they will have a harder tow to hoe thik vear because of the many new ones thev will have to moot. Poodles and Bulldogs, Among the other entries a Windy Valley Kennels’ Pleasants Gaod Srort ane” Plensant's Wollesbourna Diamond, F, P. Smith's Gay Boy and ¥. 0. Nole's Edgewood Conquefor, ‘The chow-chows ure batter represented than ever before, and to mention Rupert of the Thrandeston, Ace of Spades and Rat] Chicago Frklay afternoon, and a num, ere {3 ‘ les from the Red Brock Kennels, | ber of friends were at the train to meet i) bhi hiheaeas pace tanta) ae how 400d the poodles are likely him Saturday night, but were dleap- table Compound the most wondectul py ‘The bulldog classes have filled well, Among them being C, G, Hopton's Int of winners, including Rodney Smash- er and Rodney Rogador, C'overnroft Kennels’ Chibiabos, Dreamwold Farm's Fashion. Wilson Kennels’ Rodney Tos. eadur. WW, 8. Kilmer's Remlik Portia fee Earlington Kennels’ Blue Stock- R. he ¥rench bulldogs are good ones, They include the Nelleote Kennels’ Nell: cote Banfan and Ne'lente Lavette, My. | ard Mra, Reginald Vanderbilt's Mar- | cus, \eiolt Noir and Nellcote Pou. | poule; the Aquehung Farm Kennals’ pucnetten, Dick de la Mare Mand arab. his Frank Croker's Dogs, The bull terrier exhibit contains some y nv ne animals, herded by those of the| pastor will be allowed to return tw the (Her sdiyessite Lynn, Mass, and her Bonnyored Kennels, ‘there were for- Putplt sa question, og tt Is sald the ladvice free, " 4 merly the property of the late Frank! con: yegation Is divided in the mater, Tree ay ae for prlaten ait. The trusiees of the church refuse abe ae Tae en eracks ae Mire Chiuf,| solutely to reveal the nature of Haas's \ Fire Bell and Woodcote Wonder, letter explaining his sudlen disappear: RAILROAD are Dr. A. DP. Novthridae's Carpots, Mrs. FP. 1, Down's Hdge- rent Par ie Pistsateged Dame une, and drafts from the strings of I. F, Dole. 1, Holden, B!m Court Kens | |: nels and Claire Foster, Alredale terriers are many in rand Ine! ~ clude the York Kennola’ York Mester- feea, York fcentre and delifte ovullst; GW. Buenell's Coine Lucky Miss, the Grassmere Kennels’ Grase- more Violet. the Savinhurst. Kennels’ Her Majeet. and American-brod, dors whe nv Foxhall P, Keene, J. J. Brookfield and:G, O-;Donnelh 4° ¢ Terrier and Hounds, The Poston terricra are many in num. ber, among them being the Rob Koy Kennels’ Col, Monte and Oarsman, J. Davis's Sporiaman and Lad Dainty, W. BE. Foster's Whieper, Rast: 4ide Kennels’ Gentieman Jack, J, Lh Meyer's = Monio TIT, and = Dwight Moore's Boylston Queen, while the toy Beston terriers make a good showing, A. Henry Ulegginson has a big Sing Of Basset howls, and amon the dachshunds are Dr, C, Motschen- bacher’s Plott M. and Topay M,, and Mr, and Mrs, K. A, Miller's Parsifa} and Wotan, Of beagles there are the ex- hbltors tneluding the § hen gles. Lenox Kennels, Rock FP Depeles, Waveland Kennels. }tempfi Yea olen, Whorton bepgles, W. i} Kennels, Kilmer and W Indigestion? t I Offer all Stomach Sufferers a Full Dollar’s Worth of My Remedy Free to Try. Husband Is Home Again. HE HAS REFUSED TO EXPLAIN TRIP WEST. ny SEE WIFE YET ‘In Hospital, She Asks Not to Be Disturbed When Told that Strangely Missing Pastor. Found in Chisago, He Returns as Mysteriously as: He Went Away—Church Trustees to Act in Case Next Sunday. in any way. ance, et dleappeared from Others. A Sunday, It Is sald thet the gult insttuted aganst Haas for Gay. Inst week will not Thote who have c'atms the pastor are not Incilnod, It ‘ossed, |, to hound him, Dees Your Club Keep It? If not, it certainty te on oversight, . Ht Is a gen> tleman’s drink; abso. lutely pure — none bet- ter than 57 Years in Business, Pd geet Established 1848, VOM OUDUEVEOTA404: Mules Tancra Wi op NEWARKK, Feb, 18.~-Ajthough tn formed of his homecoming Mrs, Haas. |, -|the wife of the Rey, Fdereick KE. G. Haas, pastor of the German Evangell- ‘}eal Lutheran Ghureh, Newark, wih mysteriously home, No, 177 Washington street, New- ark, eleven days ago, has yot asked to see her husband, : As stated in The Evenite World, Mra, Haas {6 in the German Jospital as & regult of illness following the shock of her husband's gtrange fight, Whether his wife feels bitter toward Haas for his actions could nok be learned from the hospital physiciang, but it was ad- mitted the woman herself had asked not to be disturbed Shy Js still under the care of a phyalelan, having under-. fone a surgical operation Baturday, Haas neturned to the city yesterday as myateriousiy as he left, hig He left Pointed in not finding him on the train, Mr. Haas areived yesterday moming, however, and went direct to his home, where he tenderly earssod his three children, When seon by an Kvening World re- porter Haas refused to make a stare- ment, nor would\he discuss the affair He attende:l services at ehureh yosterday morning and was kindly received by several members of congregation, made no effort to greet’ the pastor, was announced ‘to-day that fense {8 and will be bhat bod, Meevey) on at a meeting of Wherher the PAVARAR YAMA ANAAAAIAA (OLDGLIFF RYE WHISKEY PIANOS AND ORGANS, EDC TS Ordinary ay treats the caures thet produce the emp: toms. Symptom treatment must be kept up forever—ns long as the oauso fs there, My removed the cause, for that Is always Lhe end of trouble, Stomach rouble 1s not really a stokness but a symptom, It tsa symptom thata cenaln fe Aline Nx the voluntary enable you U and talk and Ue AUTOM sonach Nerves. OvAT your mitt has no enntrol, ave pot rooin here to explain how tere) Uy Nerves control and oper How wor yey t heart ‘and other’ roubles T have nor irom to av Le Voacaredt room to explain how t hy removing. the se, puty a ed to Indigestion, elohing, heart Insoinnia, nevvousnass, dyapeusia, Al of these things are fully ex-| plainad in (he book T will vend you whea| you write, i} In move than a me lion hy Meron t has cured sto, yomsl tile excunY ene Bend no pramive~-take and "* na, i nie, constantly nity ty how to he rd for. at my exnen ever of all Come to-morr RTT ‘OM tremendous fy this Great Piano Sale, Walters Pianos St A Week $450 Walters Pianos including atool ana cover, for $195, on ensy terms of Halt Real Valve. insorted fn yiit to last.a lifet'me. tot £5. 1 for thie taken 10 Years’ Guarantee ve will ¢ DLOOVINGDALE BROS, Lex, fo 3 Ave., 59th to 60th St, jena 10 inulda top Don’t Wait! for tho rush has been $5 Down and $1 Weck Walters Pianos are built Francs D: ered to Your H me ot Pai tn li “| What Is a M8 TURES WAG TD WOW FASURUM E3 + ‘Backach Piseaves ‘of Woman's Organism Cured end Consequent Fala. Stopped by eydia by Finkham’s Vegetable Gompound, , “Tt geems og though my back would break.” Women utter these words over and over again, put Pans tinue to drag along and sui wi aches in the small of the back, pain low down inthe side, “bearing down” pains, nervousness and no ambition for any tak. ; Elizabeth h The They do not realize that the baok {s the mainspring of woman's, athe ism, and quickly Indicates by aching @ diseased conuition of the womb or Kidneys; and that the aches and paing will continue unttl th we is removed, Lydia E, Pinkham's ‘Vegetshle Compound for twenty. years has been the one and only effertive remedy i guch cases, Jt speedily cures all womb and kidney disorders and re- stores the female organs to a healthy condition, edy in the world for sick wonten. For a long time’l quifored with #overo back» ache and bearing don pains; in tect, had womb troublo, Reading of the remark- able cures your Cumpoynd had modo I de; cided to try it, and T am happy to pay that it not only cured me entlerty of all my troubles but meade me a atrong. well woman "Mra, Bitsabeth H, ‘Thompson, Lily Dale. N.Y, No other medicine holds such a record of cures of fomald ills\ag does Lyd'> B. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound, mH :}, No other person on give such helpful advice to women who ara sick a8 can Mrs, Pinkhem, for none have head such a great experience. PENNSYLYAIA RAILROAD, “URE i betas BR LAN| 8 . olf ne dana i ie HO Desbtosany 4 re ive iuinute That Riva beluw for "rionty-anird “ata ‘ation, WOR THE wiser, HIGAGU Slits L, Bua CHIGAGS Luin Bir, Wats ESBS, AND & CINCINNATI y ae fie tt Tt ac . Pay frit Wiel RAILWaT- & OHIO, BALI AR mtg nid 488 2 WM aR SLE AAO Nii Aya and 208 * Nonth 1 % Bali aP sot 1 AM, IR 113 and if RF AW een Atha al or Floube, atiL ntatio i. a eo iitent a init ae BON Ru on aeons! 0) Roadway, Mi Jennsy varia Annee Maton, | The New ak raat ‘om| atntee and Throat fo Beet ent W548. Chelsea” canter for Pénnsytvanta ay, int ol Hennes thon Telephonn Titre RY, 4B won, rPaeetn inn’ wy renee Manian Dacranwor Amant DENTISTRY, TEETH All Goid Crowas, $3.00, VLATHS REPAIRED WHILE WATTING NLE. Ths Most D.ffleul: Too.h $l 00 Bridge Wor, per tvoth, $8.00 TEETH Cor, 125th St, & 8th Ave, GUILSHAN Extoactel wih das $4 —B7 —3—FSiO OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M, CLOTH) q ANY, dept, mdi ud AND DAMON! EASY PAYMENTS, Wil) nend Tepreseniative if desired, American Watcn & Diamond Co., ja LA TAKH FUBVATOR, | Wa'tham and Pigin Watebes ena | (H} Tinmenda, Lae nettle peg | \ vente, Xo wecuriiy requis Write, ‘phone oF | GLOD: DIY avert UUs vo Naesay St.) fl] . The 1905 World A'manac tells you just what you want to know just when you want to know it, 25 cents; by mail, 35 cents. in} i} Htore Open Saturday Nights Until 10 o'Clock Banyo $, fa Bk DY ANXLCO fed §!-~Brooktin, woreseoe- Another Great Sale To-morrow, | Tuesday, Table Day. Just as we said, last Tuesday's Sale was the greatest eager shoppers. Great Bargains. Each Table is numbered from 4 up, beginning at the Main En- trance, so that you cam readily Mi the item, Store has been known for several years as Brooklyn's Bar- gn Centre, and it has deserved ¢ tepulstion; therefore we are making great claims when we say that we do not belleve that we have ever had a single announce- ment in which there were fifteen as strong crowd-drawing attrac. tlonsoas are here condensed into this two-column space, “+ WABLE No, 1-— Children's 252, Stockings for iter r16c, This sale wil ght mothers, These stockings are of a fine quality and fast black ribbed cottons they are fullfashioned, have high spliced heats and toes, We have both medium and heavy welghts, for pres- 6 ent use or for early Spring, These stock- Ings are very elastic, very strong, and.are certaln.to give.’ excdlent wear, Save 9, per pair to-morrow, while our price per 16c PAIL IB. vce rseenaee —~ TABLE NO, 8-— $c, SOc, and 75c, Jewelry it one tot at 9¢. a plece. This'is @ manufacturer's sample line of popular prited jewelry, ine cluding imported brooches, scarf pins, auto shat pins, . buckle sets, shirtwaist se pis chains and catf | kt Bi man and a polisd gilt also oxidized and French elfeats; also some set pte cola One nent! your wile they’ let 9c 5c, Gatton Taffetas, 19¢, Suit- able for shirtwalsts and shirt- bya epi In pretty ees o brown, black an blue. This will be one of the bustest tables th the use, A very good 19c ANK Mosecdgeieeds —~TABLE NO, 4— Soc, and 75e, Burlap Pillow Slips for abc, Large size, hand- somely embroidered, ready to stip pillow in, The colors are red, blue, green and cardinal, There will he quick buy 25c ing here to-morrow at, . ~—TABLE NO. 5—— Women's extra quality cambrle Drawers, Value would be 300, to 35¢, regular; to-morrow at 19¢, trimmed with torchon lace; some also are in tucked, hem- 19¢ fects, Price Tuesday... Women's extra quality bitck mer- cerized Petticoats—value, some Made in umbrella style, some trimmed with narrow stitched plaited ruffles, some trimmed with narrow ruffles and fancy under- to sell for 50 to 109 per Cent, more than our spe- Cc ——TABLE NO. T—~— manufacturer's overstock that we got at a special price in order to Tuesday sale These goods are madé of good quality percale in The yokes ate strapped with em- broidery and outlined with ruffle trimmed with washable braid and have side effects, Sizes for all ages of the best saving chances of the day, Prica, each. ——TABLD NO. c-—— Women's real 50c, Stocking: thread, All-over lace and lace {n- steps, also seme plain Ilsle thread fashioned und have high spliced heels, are extra good, and vill wear wfacturer's best selling tines of S0c, hosiery; (os i ea | ae | a | They have deep ruffle and are stitched and inserting ef- ——-TABLE NO. 0-— $1.50 and some $2.00—for 9Bc, ruffles, others with accordion linings. These goods were made cial price to-morrow ... Girls’ 75¢, Waist Dresses for 39c, A make a big attraction for our dainty pink, biue and tan effects, of same material, They are also from 6 to 14 years, One 39c A fine quality of fast blac with garter tops, These are full- well. It is the clean-up of a man- price, per Palksisecseeer POTS OSES EET O ERO LOT ODOM OM bargain event ever held on that day in Brooklyn, Ask those who came, and then think what the day will be to-morrow when we state that we expect to double the value given in order to double the crowd of 15 Great Spectal Sales Tduenenai, ~ Each Sale in itself a sensational: offer, sufficiently important under ordinary circumstances to require an }} announcement the size that is here given to all fifteen, Souvenirs, Last Tuesday we gave a hand- some Souvenit Calendar to each visitor. Singe then we have secured two more lots of Calendars of a sim- ilar site and kind, but different in design, 8a-as to make them hand- some companion pleces for the Calendar given away last Tuesday. We give both of these new Calendars to each visitor to-mor- row and they will be put in a neat anvelope for convenience to carry, These are Art Calendars, without advertising matter, p —TABLE NO, 0... Boxes of Stationery complete for 5c, They contain 24 sheets of very nice qyality plain or ruled paper, and 24 envelopes in popular square or octavo shape, ala er is neatly boxed and tied with fi bon. This | 7 Is Just the statlonery for sum- mer and vacation use, As we have not sufficient to wholesale these, we must limit the quantity, six boxes to a customer, Supply ur needs In advance, 5c rice, per box ——TABLE NO. 10 A very special good thing in Rikhons, (Quallty that you would ordinarily be glad to buy at 18¢,, 49, maybe 20¢, per yard. Taffeta ribbon, 4 Inches wide, In a large assort- ment of colors. Just about enough to last all day, and the way they yf OL) when iu see how g hey are for the price | 2c per yard of.,....... ~—-TABLE NO, 11--.. Infants’ Short Dresses, S0c,, 60¢. and 75c, kinds, tomorrow at 39c, Six-Glstinct styles, some Nainsook, some Lawn and some Long Cloth; made with okes of embroidery Insert. ing and cluster tucking, Some trimmed with faney embrold- ery and lace, others with hemstitched effects, Neck and sleeve trimmed with dainty edging. Skirt two yards wide with deep hemstitched hem. Sizes 6 months, 4 year and 2 years, Bnough has been sald If you are a good Judge of values, Price 3% to-morrow, .. ——TABLE NO, 12-—— 15c. Scotch Suitings, 9c, per yard, These goods area part of a special purchase which came to us at quite a little less than regutar cost, So we are going to give them to you to-morrow at less than the regular cost, They are 27 Inches wide, can be washed, and are woven good and strong, We have not over 6,000 yards, and in order that the quantity may hold out through the day we have to Ilmit the purchase of each customer not to ex- ceed 30 yards, Price Tues- % day, per yard., ¥ ——TABLE NO, 13-— $e, Ruffled Muslin Curtains at 48¢, a pair. 250 pairs only in lot, and no more to be had, These are 40 inches wide hy 3 yards long, and come In fancy dots, stripes and figures. They usually cost more wholesale than our to-morrow's price, per A48c palr .. in TABLE NO, 14—. Women's Sc, Belts, 25¢, A special urchase of silk and leather belts, The identical same quality and style that we heretofore sold, and thought very cheap, at 50¢, each, These belts are correct in fashion, well made and handsome, Under ordinary circumstances we could not go into the market and buy them for this price ourselves, but getting them as we do we are atle to make 25c the price to-morrow, each, -—-TABLI NO, 15-— Clearance sale of Felt Hats, This sale incluces almost all the Winter shapes whici we formerly sold from 75c, to $1.25 each, Our untrimmed hat department has been nroved down to the first floor, and we co not want to carry this stock any longer. You have two or three months yet to wear these, and come, take your choice Tues- 10¢ day, price each...s..08 MOU eT Me 418, 20, 22,'24, 26'and 30 West Fourteenth ftreet, 1, 9,44, 13,15) 12.49, 20, 21, 22, 3, 24,25, 27 and’ ap West Thirt Stock Clearances in preparation for Inventory February 28th, CLEARING WINTER GOODS-——-REDUCING 8 More Underprice Opportunitics IN CURTAINS’ AND UPmOLSTERY' FA than we have space to tellof THESE BUT SERVE AS SAMPLES: @LEARANCE PRICES FOR CLEARANCE PRICES FOR SASH LACKS, DRAPERIES, Etc, | LIGHT AND HEAVY eu mere eeetht| (ata yuaas ore to. orod ‘Nephi tgne-—with | ‘The net ts wort! Nottingh tains—30 ey a a9 widernovalty or showy ‘Were $1.98. and $2.40, 198 | 3 to 3% yds, long— were $1.76.) +5104 ca Door Panels—90: Seotoh Lice Curtaing-Real HO BD. ss ose sevens +16 | des han long. Bi i al i ey ain Muslin Peemetiaes at Value degen aus ™% Imported ‘Tapestrios—00 ¥ Hover Genipaeconere he Hh 4 A ental, tng Yarden dostene-were #0 08 ‘But ull Tanah Tea) 0 Troe Prd hy Cc < fe Were ates and $3.0—-noman riged ‘ bordor-were #6, plex Tapeatr; Furniture Voloura—s8 inohes. wide~ ‘ain and figured—best co) ila Balas of ners stock Hh ort lengthe—for Morris Chairs, Table Oovers, Cushions, Chair Seats and Backs, or for entire Chairs--the least ene Cu dine ton a yard, rom i Our price, per yard, now....,. 40 Lys x bad e8—-wore $1.49 to now. 79 mrertatisat t0 190K ti Rich Damasks for draperies and” | Bik Rrocades-—heavy lealgns Derby Satlua—were 4 furniture-high-olame an ealorings pute U) Wrinch—were $349 e RICH UPHOLSTERED PR ce WM ichtware Woe 08] Ak and 5 are i Ig tneh rain Repe- inohes #1 worth ‘ate ) Srimson, Oe eneen, and other colore~ ie Curtain qt gle Fronah Tupay al Paine” | Raabe a Sate Gobelln ‘weave-Pastoral ecenes— ‘ iG | Ieee 4x6 {t-—Imported to sell at $4.00...,..1,49 (5 vatiety of French Etripee ‘anoy Brocades for Wall ak! GLEARANGE PRICES FOR dens, etc,—all Im: fi TABLE AND GOUCH @ Neda t} $1. 4 Orlental ‘Tapestry Couch Co Fabrics with tyrostoned Peder gad inificent heavy. Thehea wha tial Bn figures— rsian Stripe Cours Hi Red on Golden ee Fist sited Sy «toned on Ort 1 ‘able d wo inbhes Eeetd if a ing cost ti Reversisie- Arete weet J ur Clearance Price, + BB! colors—knotted fringe— i Upholsterers, Decorators, Hotel Managers and those Cottages to Mt up, wilh nd tm eh! teto-be-minwod FINE CARVING 8HTS-3 PINCE— Finest steel-Pearl, Ivory and genuine tyles—but only gue ofa inde atyles—' ad worth 81.98 to $31 1h 00 9.49 ploked up every day, Stag handlen—sterling allver mounted— Our prices., irmmnrvernienenntnionly e——_——__——_-___.4 at were $2.98, § and # inch blade—genuiiie Stag \ t to, 01,96-- Best steel—7 to 10 inch blades— were (6 and 96,4... It is, and always has been, OUR POLICY to sell all goods of Fashion THEREFORE, 1 du my marked down as told Ofpe. Ben cence wie et ear wore 79 ond 8, fe ere 59 i fo clear, ARNG 08 Nee shad vast hit Bteels—st jandles— Cheel n " mi OR a CREPE DB Witt and Colors, Black vsssesee lack Grenadines elose oF 0; double. width + “Guaranteed” Bi hat rae 8 ip 4 and 27 inches t Stor 21 Ane! UU 40 Cy@Mon sey ‘hiffo NG, cht t colorm— yh 1 Inch Corduroya—to Silverware Clearance \| Rogers Susdeiple plate Chi O $1.5 and #1 . aakelee reat Trays, On Pote Bread Trays, Milk Holders, Nut Trays, lolders, Bowls, aysup Péohers and Fern. Dishes—were $1.: Baking Dishes, Butter and ke Baskata~wel Cutlery Is Clearing Up Beautiful Silks—-Reduced Smalt Lots and Slow Sellers) ust an nretty and An unuanal opportunity to obtain on. Ane Tableware at wholesale cost and lew, CARVER AND FORK handles—were $1.00 FRENCH AND ENGLIBH SLICERS Phony and Rubber handles-- were .09%,..5 88 | were 10, tne Dressmakens' Bhi yr to 8h ht catat igo cag ton a8 " Black Sateen Skirts Manufactoret’s Sample Line A great variety-all styfts of ti dre eee ete, blag atitchings, straps, eto,--ma the seanon bought, when a new season opens you tind with us ONLY GARMENTS OF THE ed NEWEST MODES. No last year’s stock here) qt) MORNING SALES Until 1 P.M. To-morrow, Tuesday, Whe era ay ere ae s Ripple and large ai 27-inch Wasbable Pongees if ren piky fabrics of even wit figures, Cream ch Nav: Navy Re Never before sold under .40— | For Morning Sale MAIN FLOOR—SILK Ribbons 4 dn, Liberty Satin shades, algo plenty of Arid black—#oft and lustrou for bows, hat trimmt regularly 14 cents MAIN PLOOR-WEST BULL B I gatin White Walrus Leather Hand Bags Black and colors—newest shapee— fitted with 1 to 8 pleces— Women’s Black Rib Howe © Fi ge A A and tooe—double soles Tapestry Couch Covers Perefan Stri fringed 8 yds, long— 8 DASEMBENT—CEN Mercerized Noveit.es y rocade and Fancy satin pine "oftes th Hroneh blue and i R—CI Applique Scarta i 2