The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1905, Page 5

Tries in Vain to Ward Off ‘Legal Attack on ‘His $100,000 Salary. — SUMMONS SERVED ON HIM . Dropped Into His Lap in Car- riage and He Threw Paper Out of Window. Tt ty dangerous to serve papers in fourt proceedings upon James H, Hyde, He carries @ juvenile totem pole, which he calls a cane, especially for use on Process servers, and yesterday he threatened one with It, “Et ever he had let it drop on my head,” sald the process eorver to-day, “it! would have been all over with me," Being 2 wise process server, this one dodged, ang later served Mr, Hyde by @ubterfuge, Mr, Hye repudiated the service, but dozens of witnegses say it * Wan good, The papers that inspired Mr, Hyde to bloodthiratiness were in the suit brought against him by Mary §, Young, of Saratoga, to compel him to return to the Equitable Life Assurance Boclety all the money he has drawn as @alary at the rate of $100,000 a year @nd to restrain the company from pay- ing him that enormous salary any longer, Certainly It is sufficient cause for irritation to learn t iov-holder in Saratoga | Prive the Vice-President of the Equit- Qble from taking down $100,000 a year, Enter the Eerver, Service of the summons was in: trusted to a veteran in the business of procens-serving. He learned that Mr, Hyde was in the Equitable Life Bulld- ing and took up his stand at the en- trance. Mr, Hyde walked out of the building @t 6.25 o'clock accompanied by his sec- retary. His carriage was waiting at the curb, Just behind the carrlago ‘was ao big automobile, A gentleman fn the auto was engaged in con- Versation with C, B. Alexander, who ‘was standing on the sidewalk, Mr, Hyde walked to the side of the @utomoblie and spoke to the occupant, but did not speak to Mr, Alexander, Then he turned to enter his own car- riage. He was carrying his war club In the correct manner. Enter the process-server, “Mr, Hyde,” sald he, “I have here a Paper which I wish to pi it to you, and Sask you to accept service." Mr, Hyde looked down upon the man who had accosted him. He !s very tall— Mr, Hyde—and he carries a long cane, Mhe process-server looked at the cane, It had a metal knob on the upper end that looked to be as big as a football, “Go right away from me,’ commanded Mr, Hyde in a determined voice, "Don't you dare to touch me. If you do I will etrike you.” ” Hyde as a Striker, ‘The process-server correctly inferred that if. Mn Hyde would do any striking f(t would be with the cane, but he deter- mined to try to serve the paper, Then Mr. Hye raised the cane, To the eyes of the process-server It looked like the ascending arm of a steam shovel. The process-server took three steps to the rear and half a dozen steps to the left, bumping into several pedestrians and attracting quite a little attention to the tall Mr, Hyde, who Is a striking fig- ure, even in repose. He was more than etriking when he threatened to strike, Mr. Ilyde got Into the carriage and shit the dvor, but he dl t close the windcew, Enter the proce: rver aga.n, With ‘a quick jump he landed alonz- ade the carriage, pusied his arm in the writing, window and, laid the paper on Mr.) Mr, Hyde accepted service by taking Hyde's lap. There was no room In the| the summons in his hands, earringe for Mr. Hyde and the cane in | b'rom Martin's up, to Delmontico's notion and Mr, Hy@e, noting the gath- | Mr, Hyde's repulse of the process-ser- ering crowd, refused tw get out 4nd) yer goon je the sole topic of con- chiso his annover. ~ | vergation, The story grew, and it re- Nevertheless hie showed his contempt | ported that Mr. Hyde had knocked the for tho proceeding by tossing the paper | ).ccrss-server down, pleked him up. out on the sidewalk, Knocked him down again, and topped the vrvcess-server laughed and Mr.|off the fob by slapping his face, The Hydo emitted a line of fervid language. | facts are as related, thove, but If Mr. Ag the carriage wee driven away the | Hyde's cane had ever landed, these process-server picked up the paper and would have been a different tale to put It In his pocket, Under the law '! tell, plaint of Intoxication against him. He wae placed in a cell, and when an ef- fort was made to call him to take him to court It was found that he was dead, Dr. Lathrop, of the New York Hosp!- tal, 8 called and pronounced the man doad, although he refused to make a Hocked Up tn West Twentleth St.) diagnosis, It Is belleved that heart Call- Station, William Bradley In Dead 8, ure was the cause, When Called for Trial, 2 William Bradley, fifty years old, a st] BOY CRAP PLAYERS Wha olisher, living at No, 24 Ninth| MOUNT VERNON, N. Y,, March 14,— avente, led Inn cell of the Went | THe police thls inotning arraigned in V , court seventeen buys all under sixteen Twentleth street police station at 11.30] years of age charged with playing crap, o'clock to-day, after what the police | They were captured In @ mild made olalm was a long spell of drinking, several days ago. Severl of the little The man was arrested at 9.50 o'clock | chavs were held in $100 bail to keep by Policeman Olpp, of the West Twen-| the peace and the othera were released tleth street precinct, who made a com-| with a warning. DIES IN CELL SOON AFTER HIS ARREST. It’s the Type Bar That Does It. How it hits, what it hits and where it hits it tells the whole story of typewriter worth, THE MONARCH type bar hits in plain sight—that is visible THE MONARCH type bar hangs in plain sight, so as to be easily gotten at. : THE MONARCH type bar hits a rigid carriage and so gives a clear, clean impression of the type, THE MONARCH type bar always hits where it ought, because of its firm bearings, THE MONARCH type bar needs no guide because of its patented, broad, pivotal, frictionless bearings. THE MONARCH type bar hits a sharp, snappy blow and gets out of the way “as quick as lightning.” THE MONARCH type bar hits a strong stroke with an easy touch of the type key. In fact, THE MONARCH type bar hits the right thing in the right way in the right place and keeps on doing it and hence the Monarch Type- writer is the typewriter of the present and of the future, Monarch Typewriter Co. 319 Broadway, N. Y. S General Offices and Factory: Syracuse, New York Biway at an Ava. Trimmed Millinery, In our Millinery Parlor (second floor) we are showing a splendid collection of Trimmed Hats-— in effect a preliminary Opening Display of fashionable headwear, introaucing the newest Paris Hats and Pressed Shapes, trimmed with flowers and plumes, Lingerle Hats of embroidered sets with val, lace facing, trimmed with bows and flowers, at prices ranging from,$6,96 to $13.96, Polo Turbans, Toques and Bonnets, the new Plateau effects and the new small Sailors, i) We disptay also an excellent as. sortment of Mourning Hai and Toques. In addition to the handsome models from abroad, we show hundreds of pretty designs from our own work, rooms, Sth to Aith St. containing four q le fabric paper, in B’way at 6th Av, 34th to 35th St. Annual Show «« Sale »« Summer Furniture Introducing the Most Noteworthy Collection of Such Furniture Ever Exhibited in America, ' or white, one quire boxes ssssusiede” This 1908 exhibit, remarkable for the many new designs it introduces, Is representative of pure Marcus Ward's Monarch Bond’ } chases aggrega:ing ) \ Paper, boxes, containing 36 Seventy.five Carloads of Reed, Rush, Bamboo, Fancy Cane, Weathered i! Ma Entre Nous iat ine e Oak and Silver Birch Pjeces. ‘unr, [prey und woite, (wo slave tered We call particular attention to the alsplay of Adirondack Silver Birch Furniture—sturdy patterns, designed for | containing 120 sheets and 100 comfort. The finish Is the natural silvery sheen of birch saplings cut In the great North woods and made up In our f own Adirondack factory,~ The collection of Imported Rush Furniture is nearly as interesting, It Is made up of oddly designed pleces in woven rush from the banks of the Nile River. { ; ' Features of the exhibition are the Summer Houses, One, built entirely of Silver Birch, {s 100 feet long and 25 feet wide; another, perhaps one-fourth as large, Is constructed of Japanese bamboo, We are prepared to fill orders for Summer Houses of any size, and for special designs in Summer Furniture as well, It is none too early to take up the question of Summer Home Furnishing, The variety of exclusive designs {n this display, solves the problem of fitting out the out-of-town home in an out-of-the-ordinary manner, Factory Clearance Sale of 2,000 Rolls of Wall Paper ry ‘ Papers suitable for parlors, dining-rooms, libraries, halls, kitchens: —for ah) sort of a ventas offered in this sale at prices lower that cost of production. You who have Spring papering to arrange for are certain to be Interested, This detail of regular and sale pricest—= t4c Papers, a roll Se 3ac Papers, a roll 16e _ | iE {6c Papers, a roll Ze ' 39 Papers, a roll 19¢ ot 22c Papers, a roll 9c 49c Papers, a roll 226 p 26¢ Papers, a roll 12¢ $6c Papers, a roll 27¢ Full regular lines of Spring Papers are ready for Inspection. Macy’s—New Spring Carpets All Grades— An Introductory S Extra Super Ingratns, all wool, best quality; fresh. new st a yard 88c. and Tapestry Brussels, three grades, making an extensve range patterns suitable for all rooms; with and without borders to matel also hall and stair effects; a yard........++++.. S8¢., 696, and Velvet Carpsts, best wool and best Wilton Velvets, wide varlety of patterns and colorings, for rooms, halls and stal with and without borders to match; a yard... 84c,98¢. and $1.8 Axminster Carpets, including, Saxony, Extra, Axmini Savonnerie and Hartford, in wellenigh endless designs and colorin AYA. secsssvessnev sevens esse es B4Cay 986+, $1.24 and $f We are also showing a very large assortment or Bigel Axminsters, Bigelow, Lowell add Whittall Wiltons, at _ ranging from $1.89 to $2.69 a yard, In addition we show aici lete stock of Plain Garpets, solid colors, in Ingrians, Veli Papestries and Wiltons, many of them in new SHadésy! 74c, to $2.69 a yard, ts i fi Linoleums and Oil Cloths--Speci Hurd’s Fine Mull Paper, gray and white, in bo: tour quires ‘Royal Batiste Paper, blue, or white, in Gladstone or Gainsbore. ough sizes, two quire boxes.s/540 088) Hemstitched Paper, blue, Cabinets containing dve quires rie paper, blue and while, geri Tue hte ta tuaorted as Hu: rlous st: boxes, at 10c., 13c. Engraving Specials. One Hundred Cards from custom. er's own plate, §7c, Plate and Fifty Cards, Block or Roman type, 89c. Plate and Fifty Cards, Shaded Old English, $1.49, Monogram Dies, cut toorder, 89c. Orders received and estimates given for the engraving of Wedding Invite» Announcements, Reception, At 4 Visiting Cards, Artists’ Materials. Balcony, 83th st., rear Molst Water Colors, in tin box. ¢s, 29. to $1.94, Soehnne Retouching Varnish, bottle, 17¢, Bourgeois Black Drawing Ink, bottle, 14c, Tin Boxes to hold mineral colors, $1.08, $1.44; for oll colors, 91c. Full line of Devoe and Winsor & Newton's Oll Colors, Whatman Papers, Bristol and Academy Boards, Photo Supplies. Baloony, 98th St, rear, Cramer Crown Plates, 4x5 in., dozen, 48c, Zinc Wash Boxes, for+Plate Nega- tives, 61c, Rubber Print Rollers, 10c. Rubber Finger Tips, stt of 3, 9c. aes for Printing, all sizes, set, C Electrose Trays, 4x5 in., 6c.; 5x8 in, 13c. ; R. H. Macy Hydrokinone De» veloper, 8-o7. bottles, 18¢, Printing Frames, $x7 In,’ 24c, Tripods, $4.49, $2.81, $2.21, $1.08 and 48c, each, Print Trimmers, 29¢., 44c., 91c,, $1.2845 Albums for Unmounted Prints, 12¢., 38c., 49c, and upward, Very Special—A Sale of Dress- makers’ and Tailors’ Supplies. Affording a Splendid Opportunity for Test ing the Resources of the Macy Notion Store. The very general practice of giving discounts and commissions on these lines serves to keep others’ prices on a considerably higher level than ours, for we do NOT pay commissions, How effectively such a rigid system operates in creating economies you may judge from the prices following, In every instance first quality supplies are concerned —full measure and full count:— Webster Gilt Edge Sew ng Silk, R. H. Macy & Co,.’s Own Frand, pure dye, full 100 yards on patented spools; highest grade of silk made; regular price 87c, a dozen; for this sale, 69c. 4 dozen; each, 6c, Warren's Silk Covered Feathere «RR. HM. Macy & Co's Special Half=|bone, box of 12 yards, sale price, Ounce Spool Machine Twist; similar | $1.12. quality sold elsewhere at 30c,; our re; Warren's Twill Covered Feath- plar price 24¢,; for this sale, 19¢, erbone, box of 12 yards, sale price, R. H. Macy & Co’s Special Ounce | 57c, Spool Machine Twist; sold else-| Warren's Silk Collar Feathers where at 60c.4 our reguiar price 49¢,;/ bone, box of 12 yards, §7¢. for this sale, 37, R, H. Macy & Co,’s Own Brand Our Dressmakers’ Special Half-| Victoria Uress Shields, pure rubber, Qunce Spoo! Machine Silk; very | double covered nainsook; sizes 2, 3 and fine quality; special at 14¢, 4; regular prices 14c,, 4 ind 12¢,; all Special Brand Buttonhole Twist, | sizes for this sale at tic, 25 spools in a box; regular price 44c.5| ‘Herald Square’’ Dress Shields, for this :a.e, 21c, box. our own brand; very fine nainsook, R.H. macy & Co’s Basting Cot-| double covered; every pair guaranteed; ton, 5CO-yard spools; regular price| sizes 3 and 4; for this sale, 9c, 44c. dozen; special for this saleat 29c.) Neweye's Hooks and Eyes, lots dozen: 3c, euch, Of one gross, Size 2, 14c.; size 3, 176¢.5 English Pins, fine quality; sheets | size 4, 21c.; size $, 27c,3 in black, size containing 360 pins at 2c, 2, 10c.5 size 3, 15¢.§ size 4, 19c.5 size Howe's Best Quality American! 5,2 Pins, three segular sizes; sheets con.| R.H.Macy & Co.'s Herald Square taining 360 pins; reguiar prices Sc, and| Brand All Brass Hooks and Hycs, 6c,; special for this saje, 3c. fine quality and finish; in black and “1D, F. Taylor & Sons’ Best Enge| white; all Sizes from. to 4, with ‘one lish Pins, three regular sizes; sheets | dozen reversible eyes; gross, 19¢. cuntaining 360 pins, 8c, Roll ‘Vape, in: black and white, 24 Kirby & Beard’s Best Brass/ yard piéces; reguiar price 8¢,, special Dressmaking Pins, sizes 4 and 5;| for this sale, Sc, half pound boxes, 24 Roll Tape, Extra Fine Double Liste Casing, pleces of nine yards; regular price 18c., Special for this sale at 14c, Very Fine Double Cotton Casing, pieces of nine yards, at 8c, m white cotton, ayard Best American Dresamaking'| pieces, dozen pieces, 7c. Whit Goods Oil Cloth.\ Linoleum Pins, half pound boxes; regularly Raid Ivy Velveteen Skirt Binding, 1% (4 ° noleutns , at 19c. and 2tc,, special at 15c. in, Vide, five yard pleces; regular price Ist Fi, 35c, quality at 24¢, Talal Uf » seinen Black and White Double Serge | 14c,, special sale price, 9c. Corded Pique, 28 Inches wide, 40¢. quality at 29c. best quality, regular price four different corded effects; suitable for entire suits, waists, &c.; regularly 29c, a yard, sale price... +19e Mercerized Boucle pique), 27 inches wide; very cesirable for waists and sults; value 35c, a yard, sale price... 2lc Embroidered Madr ized Stripsd, Fancy Fabrics: Fancy Batiste, highly mercerized, with embroidered figures «termed by others “silk mousseline’’); choice a yard .. + 2he Superior Quality Lawn, 40 inches Pract for fresh children's dresses, linings, &c.; 12c, quality, 9c Very Sheer India Linon. 40 inches wide, made of finest combed yarn; sold By others at 20c. a yard; sale price 15¢ All Linen Campbric, 36 inches wide, used largely for entire suits and waists; the best value of the season; a Belting, 1% inches wide; 10 yard . & M. Skirt Brald, 5 yard feces, sold elsewhere at 75c., our regu. | pieces; regular price 15c,, for this sale, ir price 63c,; tor this sale, S4e.3 %/| Llc. inch wide, sale price, 47c, Black Worsted Skirt Brald, 5 yard Black and White Cotton Glace} pieces, 5c, Belting, 1% inches wide, 10 yard) Brainerd & Armstrong's Star pleces; soid elsewhere at 1$c., special, Embroidery Silk, all the latest Spring sale price, 11¢.; 7% inch wide, Bc, Shades, boxes containing 25 spools, 8¢. Macy's Black and White All; Whalebone, 36 in. long, finest qual- Silk Taffeta binding, full wiuth;| ity; regularly sold at 19c,, for this sale, piece of ten yards, regular price 15c,,| 14c, special for this sale at 11c.; dozen} Whalebone, 6 in, 26c,; 7 In., 29c., pieces, $1.24. 8 in, 34 in, 39c, All Silk Taffeta Binding, fine ressmakers’ Wide Reversible quality; 8-yard pieces: tor this sale,! Tape Measures, 69 inches long; very 96c, a doz. {fine quality; special at 3c, Colored Hosiery—A Paris Idea and Its New York Introduction. lst Ph, ‘ To go with the White Costume for summer weét—a contrast of color on the hat and the same idea carried out on the girdle, the parasol and the hosiery, The Colored Hosiery is just in from abroad, and a |” gngtish Long Cloth, soft finished, part of the shipment forms an interesting display in one of the Broad- 3f inches wide, suitable for women's way windows, . ahd children’s et It is in plain gauze Lisle, very sheer and fine, with dainty open- YAEUS srervrsores ever onnnen cere BAC work side clocks; shown in light cadet, champagne, dark cadet, cardi. ai nal, tan, pearl, pink, Nile, emerald, heliotrope, narcissus and sky, The Sale of Linings, price, a pair .... 48c lot Fl, EES SP ERE aE ee tal i iereerted Morea a Ss cntte e ' wide, a fabric at resemodies si Continuation of the Sale of Men’s i and Women’s Imported Hosiery. velour—in black and wil new- These are fresh, new spring lines—not odds and ends, est shades; suitable for underskirts, skirts and coat linings; sold else- ——_—_—<<<<<——— dnote Black Cotton Hose, made of an Women’s 25c. | 15c excellent quality of yarn, with unbleached Hosiery at) | 45c. quality at 36c, $0c, quality at 39c, 60c, quality at 43¢, 75¢. quallly at 48c, ‘Muslins, Spreads and Blankets Basement. ‘ j Special—Heavy Full Bleached Musitn, 36 inches wide Fine Cambric, soft finished, free from dressing, special,'a $1,59’a square yard; spe- clal at $1.19, ‘ Pillow Cases, muslin, pure white, bleached, very desir ; ; ; Frult-of-the-Loom Sheets, torn from the piece—all ironed 54x90 inch, each 44, 72x99 Inch, each 89c, 90x90 inch, each, 63x90 inch, each 5c. 81x99 inch, each GAc. 90x99 ne ‘ 7ax90 inch, each 54c. 81x108 inch, each 69c. 90x10B inch, each 7! ‘‘(Feult.of-the-Loom’’ Pillow Cases, 42x36 inch,each 18¢. 453834 Inch,each 18c. — $4x36 inch, each WG 45x36 Inch, each 14c. 50x36 Inch, each 18c. $4x38% inch, each Bed Spreads, for three-quarter size beds, close woven ie 4¢ an tern, made of long staple yarn, in neat centre piece and allover 6 Heavy Crochet Spreads for doubte beds, in new medatiion and red borders, a pair, Extra Heavy Gray Medium-welght Woo! Blanke' ers, 10-4 size, $1.78; 11-4 size, “Red Star’’ California red borders and heavy silk binding; just enough cotton in them to shrinkage; 11-4 size, a pal, $4,985 12-4 size, a pair...,,.. Comfortables—A special lot of 500 Comfortables, filte corded cotton and covered with daintily figured silkoline; slightly imp , close woven, with blue and delicate wide, full beetled with silky rustle; sold elsewhere at 15c, a yard; our Pull anngo noe Se Waeaaen ane 8 Mercerized Porcaline, 36 inches where at 35c. a yard; our price., 24¢ Fast Black Percallne, 38 inches split feet; also plain black, with double soles, heels and toes; standard 25c, qualities, ——_—_—_,—— Fine Cotton Hose, plain black grounds, | wide; In black and all colors; sold | print; spectal, each........sss 000 Ant Women’s 50c, '24c with hand embroldered figures on insteps, in ] elsewhere at 18c,; our price... 122 Ls - — Hosiery at ) x) | vartous designs; standard S0c. qualities. “AML Silk’? Lining, in black and a —— — — Excellent quality black gauze Lisle Thread Women’s 50c. \24c | Hose; sheer and fine; made with double soles, Hosiery at | heels and toes; also black allover lace Lisle jer — =i Thread Hose A lisle Whted with lace in- : ad patterns in black and tan; standard 50c, qualities, steps—assorted uM ——-——=__ |inported Lisle Thread and Cotton Half Men’s 50c. \24c | Hose; excellent qualities in plain black Half Hose at } grounds, with hand embroidered figures; also re plain tan Lisle Thread Hose and plain blue- grounds, with hand embroidered figures, in self and contrasting shades; standard Soc, qualities, all the staple shades, very strong and splendidly finished; our price Special Sale of Lenten Supplie: a yard 33c Grocery Dept., 5th Fi, val Red Star Brand Norway Jiack=; Holland Herrings, Milchne?,, erel, 5:Ib, kits, regular price, 59c.; for guy: regularly $1.24; for ¢ ’ this sale, 48.” $1.12, ‘ Optical Goods, ru, kls reeular price, $1.85 for| Lily White Brand Gap ro _, Balcony, 4th St, elde, rear, this sale, 93c, Steaks, 3-Ib, boxes, reeularly 326 This department is under the Red Star Brand Mackerel, No. 1, this sale, 28¢, ‘ ii supervision of a licensed optician, | Extra Mess, heads and tails off, regularly Lily White Brand Codfish | who will examine your eyes and orescribe for you. We also exe- $1,86; fur this sale, $1.56. Threads, regularly 8c. a package} for: Red Star,Brand Mackerel, Bloater | this sale, 6¢ ng Any Mess, heads dind tulls off, regularly $2.09; New England Brand Codfish | Sale of Wash Dress Goods sute your oculist's prescriptions | for this sale, $1.72. Threads, regularly se; this sale, 4g, Basement for at least one-third less than Ho'land Herrings, Mixed, Extra] Hume's Flag Brand Red Dress Ginghams at 6c—Good quality Ginghams, in shepherd checks, stripes and fancy weaves, all fast colors, usually sold at 10c, a others charge for similar ser- vices :— Cuality; regularly 99¢; for this sale, Salmon, 1-1b. cans, 14¢. each; 89c. f dozen. rs Havemeyer & Cider’s Crystal Domino Sugar, 5-Ib. carton, sold by.’ yar, ; = iy, i * Solid Gold Spring Rimless Eye- | others at from 4§c, to $0c.; our price for this special sale, 39c, i Fine Batiste at tlc—Extra Fine Quality Batiste—white and ] grasses, titted with finest French Armour’s Engilsh Cure White Label Bacon, sold regularly by dealers: | tinted grounds in a wide ran periscopic lenses and our patent | at 20c.a lb,; our price for this saie, 18c, of the newest printings; the same Batiste is advertised by others as “very special” at 12¥2c. Dress Sateens at 12c—Foulard Satecms—black, navy, royal Genesta Brand Coffee—Roasted and ground daily; 1-!b, carton, regalar. price, 24c,; for this sale, 19¢.; Selb. carton, regular price, $1.14; for this :ale, 92c, nose clip, that prevents tilting and 79¢ slipping; special at in metal grounds printed with neat figures, dots, checks, stripes, | , Goldefilled Eyeglasses or Spec- ‘Sultana Brand Coffee—The choicest selection of South American Coff and Bu 8 I 5 iy tacl:s 12 karat; guaranteed “s &c,; fast color, perfect weave; standard 25c, quality, 1s years; fitted with finest roasted nd round cal yeatne quality is sold elsewhere at 200, 1b; our § i U s ‘i 2] ny Hl “Can't rice fol 5 + 1D, b. Canvas IIlumine at 19c—A dainty Dress tabric made to sell American tenses and our Can't P Movtlawan Chop Taa—-Mized| and’ formosa Ootong!' sold only HE at 35c, a yard, It is a firm, net-like weave, showered with c slip” nose piece, that covers til | packages; regular price, 64c. a package for this sale, 4Jc, dots self-colored and scored with triple white stripes in the form of ¥ ins or slipping; regularly WN Macy's Finest Quality Imoorted Te13--Formo3a Oo'ong, Eng, Break $3.00, our price..., Solid Gold Rimless Eyegla: sos, fitted with finest French crystal lenses and our owu patented nose Clips; speclal ats. scprc ese os Oe nh AG fast, Mixéd and Young Hysoa; regular price, 9c. 1b.; this sac, BYG, toy Selb, 10-Ib., $7.98, i Brand Lima Beans, put u) by one of the best packers in ff Oc, 4 cans one doen rer | fi ‘ interwoven strands, thick in the centres and tapering almost to hair line stripes at the ends; shown in a large assortment of colors—com- binations of white with reseda, cadet, pink, pale blue, gray, tan, helio, navy, goblin, black and others; every yard soap-scoured at the mill caddy, $4.0 “Areni Jersey; sald elsewhere at 1 5c. a can; our price for this cans,