The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1905, Page 4

Frence, March 4.-—The Mar- rs of Spendthrift Noble- man Flock Near. Him ry as He Dies, CARLO, Princtpality of ‘Anglesey, the eccentric young peer, died here to-day, | Whe @arcely thirty years old and in debt one of the \eetatea in Great Britain. of more than half a mil- hdkgal ad), boon thed up by dle re;and he head gone to Monte the bank, mys been @ sufferer from trouble, which in late years jt into'tuberculosia, In epite of ihe ‘Wed working out a system ak the bank of Monte Carlo when oy q } wife arrived a few’ days before me yp pMeath and was reconciled with her on ‘hth “dbatlived,. This .wae fn view of the fact that yenced him less than a year Marriage, She was the Hon, | iwynd, ‘the reigning ‘London ieauty of hor day, the newe of the nobleman's ill- tp ‘erpditors have flocked to this te’ eeine won ‘his personal effects death, They have arrived ports of Burope, where the Man's oxtrayagances made. him Cousin to Inherit, thé larger creditors have kept @inge the bankruptcy pro- ‘Drougtt 'aiainst him a Pago. His death will mean the | nea to many, as the family aes entalied and they could only Pat i sills, button back, tucked DUCTION DAY choote at | Taio of Big Values From Our tee eaegen — trom his income, which al timed over to their trustees, ite wil inherit the Anglesey ive the income from it un: Be the death of the Marquis We mortgages on the rents, the Marquis. of Ang- of Uxbridge, Middlesex, of Beaudesert, Stafford- ‘of the great British family had an unequalled career of ) ‘He was the fitth Marquis Gnd was born Juné 16, Bet Swift Pace. moan had peen but, six of an estate’ bankrupt, considered erg in im dof tive Vyats he with the idea that his Uniimdtedand that no j expensive fancy, was beyond tat my tock Collars, 7c. w6 stock collars are the \ vegy hy Variety of olors, embrs! toyed es, for ng~ 2 to 1 als Bir tees tons 2.90, 3.9 uy Set out to be an ex- : ory thine, lo changed his it eeven Riad a ds his devise color schemes ‘of the moment. Pale C ves were. hig He was in everything Spent $100,000 in. preat- heestral Gothic chapel on _Yone-pink reniica of the tse, London, When it was bt into raptures over what ATMONTECARLO 1,000 acres i tn Amatear Theatricale. tho went Into amateur theatricale on 4 princely voale, When he made up hts layers he decided ‘ret company of pli phere should be no paste or sham gented on his bon! 006 worth of Ing $0,000 a He was the mugnificent ‘or one costumio, pay: productions, | The, THO, ‘The Marquis gave no thought of Hmit of his income and shortly greditors became nervous, He had been spending a million or mo! creditors became panic-stricken: trustee appointed to manage the estate, The young man had to sacrifice placed on an Income of $10,000 a year, which Inst December was increased to $12,600, This hardly kept him in per= Carlo to break the bank, AT O0DS IN THE STANFORD CASE Private Detectives Working ona Different Theory from Hono- lulu Police—Coroner’s. Physi- cian Thinks Death Accidental. ——- HONOLULU, March 14.—Dr, Wood, who performed the autopsy on the body of Mrs, Stanford, says the presence of atryohnine in the bottle of plearbonate of soda refutes all of the theorles of natural ‘death, The strychnine was a foreign, substance and it did pot belong to the preparation of bicarbonate, Dr, Wood declares that the poison was thoroughly mixed with the bicar- bonate of soda by some one who wes thoroughly familiar with the strength and effect of strychnine, but he does not say that the strychnine was placed in the bottle with murderous Intent. Regarding the efforts to account for aymptoms on the theory of natural death he sald that he can make the ante-mortem symptoms or post-1iorem. signs apply to prove that death was due to many causes, It can be staled positively that so far as their work has gone the detec- tives are strongly inclined to disagree with the conclusions reached by thy Honolulu police. Y DEATH OF WALDO K, ROESE, Waldo K, Roese, elghteen years old, gon of J, Henry and Marion Paulson Roese, of No, 87 Keap street, Brooklyn, one of the leading athletes of the Hrasmus High School, died on Sunday of spinal meningitis at his home. He had been ill only a few days. He had won numerous prizes for scholarship and was active in the United Congrega~ tional Church, Funeral services will ‘be held this evening at his late home, a ' No Breakfast ‘Table complete without, EPPS'S The Cream of Cocoas. COCOA The Most Nutritious and Beonomical direct of 1. ALL by trometer to our door, eroao jway, Graham and Flushing Aves,, Brooklyn, As Always dnesday : Ba: a Time Is Made Doubly Attractive by sack rangely Low Prices as Prevail '.. Throughout Our Entire Store, fay u,, Reduction Day. “"Spectal Sale of Silk Waists. ality white.China Silk front trimmed with tucks, Jace insertion; and Lion; {ull eg-o'-mutton sleeves tion on cuffs, a 1.98 y value $2.58 ‘mate of extra heavy front finished with lace o’-miutton sleeve, deep h Jace, inser~ 2.98 value $3.98 b ‘Embroidered Seadjly wash, Two and embroidered, Thongh I valudis 19c, each, FOR rh Hay lace stock collars, ‘New patterns, worth 23¢ ’ Clothing Dep't. Boye’ Renters of tan cc Also ‘Toy its, double breasted atvle, In a variety of ring mixtures or blue fon agen 7 to 16 years, choice In 2,98, 3,98) Bulte for little bo: \- avin style, to ft bas bins to 10, ropresonting all the en In fancy materials, as I galara in the pon meen 2.96, 3,96 25c. Tray Covers, 10c, A most unusual lot of Momie linen tray covers reached here | yesierday. They're all stamped in| charming designs for embroiaery, Tre usuel price of these covers is 25c. On sale, FOR REDUCTION DAY, at cach.srorcesse, Men's and Women’s $1.50 Umbrellas, 89c They’re both 26 inch and 28 inch Umbrellas, of gleria, ¢hse and tassel to match, paragon | frames, in an assoriment of handles that conpris: natural wood, German silver, Dres’en and gun meta!, Worth up to $1,50, FOR REDUC. TION DAY, etch sesss severe OFC No mail orders. None sent C.0.D. “Silent” Machines, | | Skill Produces None Better. |Every woman who sews knows that our ‘*Silent’’ is the per. jfection of sewing machine making, }and is unsurpassed at no matter what price, Wednesday we place on sale | the crop-head style, with bail bearings, acomple'e set of attachments 13,25 5 and a 5.yea guarantee for, 84 Poor, Baby Dresses, Babies’ short dress Ni sok, made with Insertion of nbrede months to 2 years ) ot fine lawn, made witit the long French waist, pret tly trimmed with _ embroidery, | sizes 28 and 4 years, Regular | price $1.60 \ Tes 98c rod He bought 41,00 < feme plece for two single pearls. right particular star ci er Castec for six Weeks, and admission Was the his a year, and ts began to be known the when his debts began to au he fuptey proceedings were begun and A the greater part of his jewels and was fumed cigarettes, and he went to Monte) NEW LIFE OPENS: FOR AULAJONN Girl Who Tried to Die Awakens in Luxurious Home and Wealthy Sympathizers Rush to Offer Her Assistance. “Finding myself here ts Ike awaken- Ing from a bad dream,” sald Paula John when she awoke to-day at No, 4) West Seventy-sixth street, the charming home of Mra, Ludwig Butro, who has offered her a home unt! she Is strong enough to care for hersolf again, ‘The dainty room In which she found herrelf and the cheery morning greetings of sy mpathizing friends were almost enough to blot from her mind jthe memory of her hard struggle for existence, attempt at suicide, and her rescue from death by the Rev, W. ©, Hicks, Yesterday !n court her cry was still “I want to dle,” but a quiet night's rest In a comfortable home has dor wonderful work !n soothing shocked n s, The kindly Interest of friends, new and old, has rekindled @ desire to live and to work, “When shall I be strong enough to teach again?” she asked as she ate breakfast propped up in bed. It will be a great many days before her friends will let her take up her strenuous life again, May Take Her South, “We are making no definite plans for her as yet," sald Mra, Sutro to an Evening World reporter to-day, “After a few days we may take her on a little trip South, “She slept pretty well last night— much better than we all expected after her try:ng day tn court. She ts fairly cheerful to-day, and seems bright and encouraged, As {s natural in such a serlous case of melancholia, fit of de> pression reour, Tactful treatment brings her out successfully, and each attack Is easier to cope with, "The poor little girl has no idea of the public sympathy she has aroused, We keop al newspapers out of sight tng, Wealthy women’ aré senting of- © fers of money and country houses for | (oar e ends and loge kept up tions." A STUCK PIG. her to reat in. Memsengers bring boves of flowers. The girl's room ls a bower of comes, pink tulips and carnations, Gorgeous footmen leave notes of sym- pathy from thelr mistres-cs, and dogens of young women who remember the delicate, retiring girl student at Rad- of cliffe and Barnard come to offer thelr Buoplement yet aympitoy and services, barnard Girly Liked Her, - One ef theee Barnard girls who knew Miss John sald: | “We all Nked Paula tremendously, but ghe was too bashful and serious to ei- ter much into college lifes When we gitls were saving a epread, a class play or @ club dance, we always tried to Blood fs fife, You cannot have vital- ity without good blood. If you are run down and lacking in blood-producing energy how can you hope to be strong? To be healthy you must produce a pint of pure blood a day. Two drops less will not do, The child grows when ft makes more blood than Its system| requires, It stops growing when its food |s insufficient In blood-producing| quality or disease Is taxing its existence. The grown person flourishes and is hearty when the blood {s of sufficient | yalue and volume to feed the daily de- mands, but if It is watery or deficient there {s loss of flesh and strength, Linonine fills the veins and arteries with rich red blood, This blood stimu-| lates the circulation, tones the stomach, strengthens the heart and makes good, | solid flesh, | Instances ar¢ on record where people have gained seven founds in ten days by taking Linonine, All druggists sell Linonine—Soc., $i. Sherlock Holmea to aol' rent the + n i came never went unnoticed, it was no wond idea-mates faa ‘ew of the’ ol Read how a pig and a harpoon helped ‘The Mystery | ‘Black Peter’ In the fours Color of Saturday's PIANOS #151 Payable 8 Monthly, Btool Free, Beart Free, The regular price of a Pierce Plano fs $225—Club members get them at a saving of $74. The Plerce Piano, style 9, has:— Full 7 1-3 octaves. Full metal stringing frame. Improved Ov seale, i ton Mahogany or ebony double veneered ease, The Pierce Club makes it possible for you to possess a brand new and truly good Piano for actually less than 17c, a day, Full particulars upon request. ANDERSON & CO., 370 Fulton St,, Brooklyn, N. Y, 29c¢ for 50¢ size of Father John's Medicine, 69. for Wampole’s ‘Tasteless O11 | Hawatian Troubadours * You can easily count your savin Hear the sweet singers and pl Admission is ot aforsre and pa Two B, & M. Blue Trading Stamps Till 2, Then One Till Closing. Drugs and Toilet Articles We Will Fi Mall Orders While Lots Last | luring this Comparison Sale of Drugs and Toilet Articl for two reasons: First, because we cell all the standard drugs, the regular selling price of which you know, at tremendous reductions, Second, we guarantee everything first quality, the same as though beught in un exclusive drug store and double our prices paid, 19¢ for pound of Ab- sorbent eatton, Col Te for 25csize of Little ave 1, Coke with every. bottle, rere ft the Islands bi Raceathe ee Is in the Southern seas, for 50c size of Dandruff Cure: GBe for size, A 260 cake, 91 Shampoo Soap free Main Floor, Perlumes 1.43 for 1 ounce of Houblgent’s Ideal Perfume. And Hear the Hawa'lan Two B, & M. Blue Trading Stamps Till 12, Then One Till Cl i The Second Week of the Comparison Sale Brings EvenGreaterFurniture Inducements How tseleas it would be for us to have them! : You are sole judge. You will see and know this to be no idle boast, Compare! Parlor Suite Like IMlustration 29.48 Li conpistt of $ pieces, of excellent d finish, The frames es prettily carved, highly polished, made with the 1.49 ‘wood, by an ‘ rinidity to each @em, ever appropriate,» attractive designs are nicely garvel.' Bit In the chair, and ypuill find i Juxuriously * com: Pie worth every cent of LY braced Nes n+ made of: golld re We will Make, Axminster Carpets, in @ very heavy and finely for %25 Routers ton top, covered in plein red or. green less we actually boast of more and greater furniture values for this Cornparison Sale A rere best and mahogany for handsome ball, best quality of steel springs and covered with a fine 2.98 Tornoe and. bat t juality of tay satin damask and verona. combined, 18 ¢ i “it kh dail Oh Cocopariaon sale price... 29.48 fiitation, Rete ‘: -t Fo Wardrobe Couch for: 10.00 Wardrobe Couch, e size, made with a under ordinary. re Htions you would the test tempered ateel springs; all spring edge, but siraoedina os md the ut] bring the price down. | ; 79¢ for Dining Chairs made’ from. sold oak, golden finish, high back, tastefully carved, brace arma cane gett, Weltamabie, and usually sold Imitation Leather Couch for 13.50 Tmitation Leather Conch, made with highly tempered steel springs, all apring edge, high’ shay id an jose tufted top with deep fringe allaround, Lay and Line it Free, 98c per yd woven quality, Good parlor patter th horders E this carpet and see the difference at 1,28, And in addition to this sensationally low Further, if you are not_réady to put it down in Be sare io ash yeu Carpet, Rug, 874/€ per yard for 1.38 Wilton Veivet Corpets, 69e and 65c per yard for Tapestry Brussels Carpets. from thee tht ae ofan averted by other sores 98e ice, ee will make, lay and line it free of change, your home now, we will bold it subject to your binefit of tree making, lining and laying at 986 ( Linoleum and Oflcloth s nd Bargain 20.98 for 28.00 Wilton Velvet Fak 144.70 for 19.50 Brussels Ruge in a Size 9x12, eof new patterns, Size?x12. 1,500 yarcs of Inlaid are ebony, mahogany and Lincleam We have this in one pattern only, which ia 2 good tile effect. Colors maple, Value 1.48, per square yard at | 79¢ 79¢ d for 45c Oileloth, 7.60 for Japanese Matting, roll of 40 yards, Fee eee ean (ok $0e 2.97 for China Matting, roll of 40 yards, 19¢ square yard for 30c Oilcloth, Go-Carts Third Floor, => Reclining Go-Carts need not cost 6,00. You get that kind bere at 3.75. They are made with reed tack, seat, arms and ‘The axles are strong, the wheels have cart dash, rubber tires, This Hican be folded and taken into the street car, While 3.75) 25.00 Go-Carts at 12.00 A beautiful line of Spring Go-Carts and they last Ah aee Carriages, real 25,00 values, at 12.00, | An Overstocked Maker Sold Us These Nottingham Curtains Again it's the old story of the unwary manufacturer who sud. denly awoke to the realization that his warehouses were packed, crammed full with an overstock so great he became frenzied with the thought of what he must lose, He rushed to us for cash assistance, we naming our own price, That's how we came by 3,165 pairs of new, crisp, fresh Nottingham Lace Curtains in the very newest Spring designs at nearly one half of the regular mill prices, Here’s what you pay; Fonrth Floor, 1.19 69e Ms" Be "ts" 1.19 "Ls" 1.59 "ter 1.85 2.25 Curtains, Curtains, Curtains The Comparison Sale Enables You to Put a $2 Claret Set on Your Sideboard and Pay Us 98¢c ‘Theye Claret Sets are, made of beautiful crystal glass and so nearly resemble the genuine cut glass that only an expert can tell the difference. They have the rich, deep lines ill : give them a very brilliant appearance, Each set conalats of 1/% gal- lon tankard jug with 6 claret glasses to match. The set complete is exactly as represented in the illustration. Bought elsewhere you'll pay no less than §2,00, Here at 98c, Basement, for a 40c) | GBe for 1.00 size of! Earl's Wine Cod Liver | » Wild Cherry and Hy- pophosphites, 29c for one-half pint MI, ee tng ewes: pints abe. BPe for 75c size of Byonivlon Cod. Liver Ol, tresh every waok, @8c for 2.00: Munyon’s Paw-Pay, with atunyvn in- haier and @ box of adunyon's Paw-Paw Pills, 19¢ for Quinine Pills, Zegruin, bottie of 100 16¢e {or bottle of 100 Rhinitis ‘Table, chocolate: coated, f 69e for 1,00 size of Dr, Barly Syrup of seven hy- pophosphites, the gremest of ii tonics for weak nerves, Jack of appetite and genera: debility. 25e for 4 ounces of Essence Pepsin for Indiges- tion; § ounces, 45, Be for bottle of 100) Hiaud's Iron Pills, coated. A7e for bottle of 100 Coscara ‘Tablets, grain, chocolate coated, Abe for bottle of 100 Compound Cathartie Pills, U. 8. P. Wh 14¢ Cor bottle of Pitch. Moers Castoria,; 2 bottles for) i 25e. # Se for box of 3 Mustard Masters, full strength, ge for Sc size of Pe. troivum Jelly, est auality; we tur lve size; Lull pound, ie S78 for pound for Gum} BH Gainphor, 29e for 50c size of A) Meadows Malted Milk. best hospital size, 2.80, W 45c for 14 pint of U. Pavegoric, Camphorated Castor Oil, Glycerine, Spirits of Camp.ior, atneture Ammonia, Essence of Ginger, i 79¢ for 1,00 size of Docor Karl's Ravumatle Woxir, the great remedy for thix dreaded diseage. 1 Ge for 10c size of Blue mm Jay Corn Plasters, 6e for the Soda Mint ‘Tablets and Chlorate Potam Tablets, larkest size bortie, 12c for bottle of 100 0 a0! ave fr ry $2e for 50c size of Em- ‘ Bromo 8 bu. 1.00 wlze, Se for pound for So. 1) Phospnate, Se for one-half pound psom Salts and Bicarh medicinally pure; 1 i, Fe. %e for 3 Doctor Earl’s fea 1 Powders: harnnless Instant reilef; 10 tn a Ge for 13{ pints of Al to the Im- i ea rae 17c¢ for box of Beech- am's Liver Pills. 10¢ for box of Laza- ieee ‘Tablets; 8 boxes 8c for box of 2 dozen Perea et tain, Oe! 6 grain, 16¢. 14e for bottle of 50 Hel.e Alkaline Antiseptic Tablets, 14e for bottle ot 50 Lithia Tablets, 5 xrain. 18¢ for pint of Wood Algom. for burning; quart, of 28c for 4 ounces of Bitsy Phenom Be 17¢ for pint of Witch Mazel; Dickinson's best qual fiv; auvart, 20e, 28c for pint of Finest Reef, Wine and Iron; quart, 19e¢ for 4 ounces of Mlycerine and Rosewater oF Y Hose Water and }rax, for chapped akin, 17e@ for 25c size of NA te 8 f Tar Hi Oh Oherrys ull pint, 4M 85e and 67c for Lig: vorone 17e for bottle of 100 Micrane ‘Tablets, 1 or 2 rain, 1Pe for bottle of 100 ‘Wrisles, Pills or Rhubarb Pita, U, 8. Ps coated, 19¢@ for 4-pound bot- tle ot Blamuth and Charcoal Lozenges for indigestion, 1c for \% pound of Effervescing Salts, Citrated ag! ta, Vieh: Kissingen, wee sodium Phosphate. 1 pound, tle, ji $9e for 50c size of Dr. Rari's Geatro, the greatest known cure for dyspepsia, Odo for 1,00 sige, Hair Tonics, Lotions and Dyes 89c for 50c size of yon's Witch Hazel Hair Fonte Ope for 1.00, ale, A ¢ ¢ Munyon's Wich Ha- ake campo Boup tiv with ze} every bottle, B4e for 50c size of | Weatphal's Auxiliator; 680 for 1,00 size, 99¢ for 750 size of non Hair Tonic, the ore gray hair to Its olor, cure dandrutt ‘trom falling out aye," 88e for 50c size of Sage Tea Hair Tonic; 500 for 1,00 size, 35e for Hay’s Hair Health. §9e for 1.00 size of Crantionic Halr Food. 37¢ for 50c size of No- Bald. ‘ 29e for 50c size cf Quining; She ¢ 17¢, 38¢ and 65¢ for Danderine, | 17e for Mrs, Benton’s 18¢ for 4 ounces of Mrs. Hila Wilgon'a Viviet Hala Shamico; § ounces for 29c for 50c Bath Spray with nickel tube and “0 feet tubing, 1¥¢ for box of 3 cakex of Caroling Tar Soap for shampooing, 26e for 4 pint of Im. ported West India Bay Rum, Wien sprinkier (op, Pint, aoers quart, 85o, Erushes, Combs Gye for No, 1 Scott's Blectric Hair Brushes; No, & 1.19; No, 8, 1.80. 39e for 50c size Keep- Ciean Hair Brushes; 7¥c, sof 00 size, 10¢ for 17%7c Rubber Combs for women. 10¢ for Tooth Brushes, Samples, Value 10¢ for 20c Whisk rooms, good quality, W9e for 1.0) size of De Miracle Halr Remover. Face, Skin and Yooth Prepa- rations 29¢ for 50c size of Dr, Charles’ #lesh Food, 19e for 35c size of Rose Almond and = Witea Hazel Cream for chapped or ugh skin, 8c for one ounce of Violet. Cold Cream, fit for the of an infant; by pound, #0c; 1 pound, Site. 20¢ for one-half pound of perfuined. Theatrical Colt Cream; 880 for pound, 19¢ for 5c size of Rose Tint — Liquid Roug harmless and undetectabl isne tor Bc size, 29ce for Levy's La jsiache Face Powder, any color Primrose Face Powder, large box and very fine. 12¢ for Mennen’s Tal- 1€e@ for 17c. size of Idealia Violet Taloum Powder, In glass jars; U4 or Bo size 1Gc for pint of Violet Ammonia for the bath, Quart 17 15¢ for Euthymol Tooth Paste, |47%e for Dentiseptine a‘ed Tooth Powder, arg: | gat Dottde of best tooth bow: | | £'Ze for large bottle of ty sntine ‘footh Wash; very | 1Se¢ for Sanitol Pow- parte or Hquid, 18e for 25c size of Rove Nall Bleach, | £0e for 19¢ size of | Ideatin Nall Powder. 63c for one ounce of Diver's Perfume, 25e for one ounce of ane! Perfumes, All 19¢ for one ounce of Steere fine perfumes. Ali 29c for 50c Idealia Piorida Water, 28 for 50c size of Voki, thet Javatioss bertume, Mie BO 57e for 1,00 size, 38e for 50c size of Nature Violet 1 Py Caneclally fine, Tle Water, 49¢ for 750 size, 17¢ for, ounce of 50¢ Devine et Cle, Grasse, France, trope," Briar Rose, ee.” Belle Spectats in Soaps Ze for cake of Hand Sapviloy S8o_ per dozen, ize tor Packer’s Tar Se for box of 3 cakes of Jergen's Witch Hare! & We for 11 cakes ui Wi AYiten Hagel Goap, guest room Se for box of 3 cakes Gen Tollet Soap, 10¢ for 5.ounde cake of Armour's Totlet Roun in xiycerine, cold ere ruin; GB¢ per dozen,” 8M DAY 23¢ for box of six 4 ounce cakes of Ieh" White Caste Bap 2% Qe for large cake of for the baths Boat Qias Sate 10c¢ for 11 2-ounce cakes of Green Olive Oj Soap, l-pouns yar, pound bar, Ze,’ 2c for 5c cake of Palm Ot Soap; 22e per dozen, 19¢c for box of Violet Parme Soap, very fine, 12¢ for 252 Sponge, with metal rack, Rubber Goods 39 for Rubber Gloves rf es) Value up to 1.2 49¢ for 2-quart Hot Water Bottle; warranted for Bio Castile 3B one year; Bottle, 69e for 2-quart Hot ‘or S-quart 39¢ for bags, excoilent for neusa'gla am! toothache. 69e for Invalid Rubber Cushions; all slaee, value up 26¢ for 40c Bulb Fam- dy Syringe; 439 for Tie vaiue, 19¢ for Complexion Beauty Brushes, red rubber, A t ello | | kee, 400, | i id | | Bi, hh | | | 25. fe | Bott Warranted tor for &-quart Bottle 2-quart Foun. i Syringe wiih ai) attach 68e for 2-quart Foun- tain Syringe, papld flow, with all ha ubber attachments; Wo tor B-quart wze 48e for Rubber Face each each each | 98¢ fer” | 25¢ i | 98¢ i" | 49¢ 100 brn dl eahdad Plates of the 6 iTable Lamps, your, i ; and designs of beat-linch size, Many are'choice of fine copper, (#>' tumblers that tiful imported sam- ‘| ‘ere rapidly tecomin, ples of lad end at with delicateickel and br 8 great fad, eon ery trays, Man y'titted border in three|fnish. They are 20}tona ly in favor be- highly colored borderldifferent colors andjinches high, fitted withjcause we engrave, patterns with gold! yi, figured centre Rochester centralifree of charge, your prints and floral di dyaught burner andlinitial on each tum- signs, Value up fand: gold lace Pat-!10 inch. opal domelbler: Fine quality of 2.5 tern: “Iuhade) Ipliss used. To-Morrow Brings Another Chance at Housefurnishings © Aad the sort of a chance that comes only cnce ina while, because we quote some ; special Wednesday prices on lots bought especially for that day, Daseme: 10¢ five Be 60, patent hong handle, Be por Nickel Bo faiand Be! De (21, Bia carpet ton, dauber and brush compart- ment, Be fies Table Mats, 6 | set, j 10e £33 Polish put up in glass Jare with tn. top, 18e fr Parior Broom ot good quality corn, or Pearl Tol Range, Tt has five- dozen of those popular Five-Plece Slip Cover Set to Order The finest quality of Belgian damask is used, and is shown in a large variety of stripes, Each slip is'bound with shrunk bind. ing. A perfect fit is guaranteed. The price allows for 20 yards of 29-inch material, and larger suits come at’a price proportionate to the extra amount of goods used. We continue to-morrow to offer the set complete at 4.89 ‘This is the lowest Known price on & five-cover, 29 yards, highest quality Belgian damask et. We even save on you the Inconventence of calling, for a thete, BBanehtoven, | ABC seule oot telephane messige or a postal wiil large pine annpOx | fate, Mathers pring 4 represer ve to your home, ny aR ep Ne Ay handle, where you can) Inspect samples and | Coa) Range r 10c Foot the slip Covers cut to fit yourfurniture, Be: 8.49 fine, white wood Green Japanned ack | Foot Tub, 18 .,4| Tin Soap Dish 5 ! ig sla 69e att Potts's Sad Natt nandle stand, : tor Toll a8e Fiery large rolls, oxtra, ‘ quality teeue, y t for heavy n 24 Bast snlaed Garbage, Cans, with coverand ball’ han: Rives aie, No. 7, hole toy arate and large base, Folding Gather Dryer 106 Groceries for Wednesday Shoppers We want you to appreciate the tremendous Comparison Sale savings on Groceries, Meats, Fish, for those who tH tomorrow, Mail orders promptly and carefully filled, bi : ‘ 1 CUI Ena) Wat ey arly vune eas, Case, 1.62 Dozen, $ac Can, ic Wines, Liquors i" nitilsy 20 Eau s, favy Beans, 8c Marrowfat Pi a Carolina Ri Ie 4 F mr and i Ae 5 Pounds, Nica ee String Beans, f an Darling, 25e Ripe Tomatoes, (Pcarl Tapioca, ERY BUT- OMA fromhast 000 ¢ ut butter soll Hi | tom MACKEREL--Dluo | BES Bell, galected fancy OR | SHORT RIB REL no 8 ty "ORN STATIC Fal Blue Bell, | fancy | ROA poutna ohize. sit tor ite Ic nd flavor} unt 2.50 tor medl- quart 14c Vineland, » mented, cinal use; ¥ bottle, + | bottle, Y pint bottle 2) ASPARAGUS, Roy- al Red, California 21g pound doz, 25¢ pound can, do Bt poajor cans, OC KEEN, Gace epount tl bf hi , PURE We ny | ORS RIA PORT AND To | ee, Ten eber! 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