The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1907, Page 11

¢ ‘ i : i : BLAME POLICE FOR COLLAPSE WHICH COST SEVEN LIVES Telephoned Wrong Number of House) in Danger, Building Department Says, and Inspector Sent to In- vestigate Reported All Safe. The loss of seven lives and the senous injury of four persons in the | Collapse of the old tenement at No. 93 Walker street is said to-day to fhave been due to a blunder by the police that was made in sending the report of the building’s condition over the telephone a few: hours before the disaster. Supt. Murphy, of the Building Department, says that this report came early last night from Lieut. Kelly, of the Elizabeth street police station. It was received at the bureau by Peter H. Raub, night inspector. The Superintendent says that Raub was informed over the wire that the building at Nos, 94 and.96 Lafayette street was in danger of collapse. Raub says that he hurried downtown and inspected the building in question, but could find nothing to indicate that it was unsafe. Kelly denies positively that he gave the numbers 94 and 96, but No. 98, whict was the number of the Lafayette street wing of the collapsed tenement. | According to Supt. Murphy the loss of life would have been pre- vented had his department been properly notified. He thus puts the | blame up to the police Capt. Dooley, of the Elizabeth streetlerash, the walle tumbling in on the station, admits that the 5 $4 and | crumpled ‘sand roof. | $8 were sent to the Building Depatt-| With the coming of the firemen and | ment, but says this was done {n accord-| polfce the work of rescuing the living | chin tween New York and fence with the report received at the @D4 digging out the bodies of the deas | Chicago, and finally worked up @ hostile station house from Patrolman Prender- | >©#an In earnest | {feeling among the machinists that cul: The collspsed building etood on the | southwest corner of Walker and La fayette atreets, fronting twenty-five feet on the former and sixty feet on the Jat- ter, There were entrances from i street } In the rear of the structure an addi. | tion was built « few years ago, the rear gast, who had the post where the col lapse occurred. George Blumenthal, the contractor No 17) East One ot by Magistrate Ww Mee Court. Th Belsoner in $20,009 ball pending an in-| of the front house being used as «| 1903; March 2%, May %, Aug. 27 and oerenpea of the Gieaster, Fs at Dise | wall for the addition, which was Just | Dec. 1, 19M; Feb, 3 and May 31 are lorhey and Grand Jury will tase) “eet up against the o]f house, poi] Therg are said to be twenty-five aim. > . - fixing the responsibility | carefully and safely anchored or builtin. | ulnar vouchers sigred ty other labor here longs ¢ ee, at : «des Occupants of Buliding leaders, al was in charge 0! he | Jamies” O'Connell, President of the excavation work nex: to t Mapaed | The Moste Taylor satate- owsed ‘thot sfachiniate’ International Union and tenement. Ho says that his men were | DUlidings, and Edwar@ M. Taylor, of Jent Roosevelt and Sam working under the specific directions | Brick Church, Orange County, N. J., ts as tepant’ iy Sorasth Bay Of the Building Deparunent and in ac- e agent. Henry von Lentig was the | esc: eee ennne— eee Gordance with the finding of the officia: lessee. The first Noor was oceupied by gurvey that was licid several montha| Von Lentig as a saloon and'testauran:,|A Bad Habit go before the excavation was begun. | and he lived on the second floor with his Commissioner Hingham heard during | Wife, Anna; his son, Henry, $r.; his and a Good Remedy. he forenoan that four more bodies had | HauKMter, Lucy, and e fant Any Twissel mann. Many women have a bad habit of been found in the ruins and that » ethers might be buried. Jie sent | wn She f the rcar addition | epector Tikus to the in a hy wed. tenn years.| @nd the resorves of the Mulberry ¢ Reich , in furnished rooma @beth ang Leonard » { stations were bera of the International Association of' | Machinists for years have collected $10,000 a year to avoid atrikes, Vouchers Erie Railroad deokled to end t ment in 195, We stopped | paying Wa: He threatened, pointed wut that a strike wo patted w meant t of the Erle _THE EVENI SHO.IS VOUCHERS: UNIONLEADER GOT Mplaligebics ie Man Produces Receipts for Sums He Says Were Paid to Prevent Strikes. Managing officinin of the Erie Ratl- road to-day made charges that mem- been signed by George ged to have H. Warner, business agent for the ma, chinists, showing th had been paid, were paced, strike of machinists in the Erte shops between New York and now mn progress, caused the A Ratlroa Chicago, rallroad managers to issue the state they ment, to expiain. what the motives were whi out J. H. Maddy, special representative of President Underwood, of the Erte, sald We have been subject to blackmatt | for years. How many thousands of dol. | lars the Erie bes paid to |"businea epared to state now, | business agent of Unton, came oMoe every 4 montha to collect 32,600, In return he saw that disputes with machinists all over the Erie aya- em were settled to our satisfaction took strike wo . company's Inter are nd nerved t rally Says Threats Were Made. minated tn the present strike Mr. Maddy showed an Evening World rte’ nine vouchers, ead’ MO and signed ‘George H. Warn He aaneretd that the company had wit nesses to the siening of the documents by Warner. ‘The dates of the voudhern were 162, May 25, Aug. % and Dec, §, re using carbolic acid or chlorides as 4 disinfectant about the house, in spite of the fact that both of them are danger ous poisons and are liable to cluse the death of any one of the family wh might be careless. Instead of using either of these, an excellent disinfectant and one that is non-poisonous is C. N. Disinfectant, as t is just as stfong yet absotutely harmless, It can also be used for many different things in the home, and ts economical as well a Sagi mates gt diaper gabe oa lived tn the third floor @%or found tha e find a » Pore nd h 5, Ing of the additional Ucdies was un need crane aod Tie eek fina, and pe, their non, dnd thetr founded. ete rarde the front of the foprtt @ police and ay tha while in the rear lived Johtr Mu! @isaster iy inexcuss Kt was known | ler end bie wife. @ays ago, they suy} that the founda: | An excavation for the new building Mons of the rams extended along the @ories high, and west side and the Were weak and addition rat fue to an excas " feet away, shak tenment w E thelr noisy rua mructure w For some time it had been known that | due to the cons’ the. « ned effects of the excava trains almost at ie base tion, which had weakened the west! The police wore if wall, and the Subway, and the natural Right that the bu decay of the mortar and cheap bricks | @umeandition and wa in the wa brought the ancient | expected at any it ture point of collapse be Wey not reinforced with had b per ors At work next d pential had o en imiers, it is said, | |For Cleanliness and Health Use all Trial Drug Stores 1c, DISINFECTANT The Non-Poisonous Disinfectant T DISINFRCTING CO,, (lac), NG WORLD, TUESDAY, PcLHAM MURDEH t New TO SOLUTION Adjourned as Arresis Pord| Inquest ix a men Commit toe ,f the International Union, Warner Are Expected at Any “The Drie Railroad oMfclatn are up a Minute. ey are being beat th General Manager trous dish. Any man whe calved cr signed for $20,000 In erate jiar,” Becaure belief that the detec tives hunt! © the alayers of Julius Warner stated that While he wae atill a loyal member of the union he did |'T, Rosenhelmer, the Pelham mi | not hold any He resigned ne | ss A i business ageot and five yearn! a last Tuesday, are about to make of more this time (important ar Coroner Weisen- | ye hobls with a tf ‘ounty, post dang Particular attention is directed to the Basement store, where EXTRA SPECIAL lines of merchandise may be found at all. times. in various Man Makes a New High Record. The quantity involved—46,696 pairs—is within a few hun pairs of the largest quantity we ever had for one of these semi-annual sales, But MARKET CONDITIONS ARE rh F T He seat The merchandise is scarcer and market prices are higher all along |” line—so these are really the GREATEST VALUES SUCH A SALE EVER ARFORDED, because sale prices are as low as they were a year or two ago. 5 " Counters replenished this morning: First Floor Men's 25¢ |Men’s 50c | | Women's et Half Hass, } 15¢ Half Hose, | 24c 25c Hosie Al Women’ \ 24 Women’ \ aac ees Silk | 8c 50c Hosiery,) |75¢Hos ery, Hosiery, | The Black Silk Hosiery is pure thread silkg similar to ie of Silk Stockings we sell regularly at $1.29 to Fen wil have a hard ee finding the over-thick thread here and there that brings the price under the dollar mark. : IN THE BASEMENT—Overflow stocks from the Main floor— Men’s and Women's 19c. Hosiery at 11c. a pair. Megha Women's 19, Hosery attic 8 Pt Women’s Suits and Wash Skirts. *” GARMENTS FOR OUTING, MOUNTAIN OR SEASHORE WEAR, INCLUDING: i i i i lack storm serge; Outing Suits, made of splendid quality blue or black s ; denble-bressted semi-fitting jackets; skirts full pleated and fin- ished with folds; entire garment strictly tailored In regulation sizes and sizes for small women. . Wash Skirté, made of splendid quality y white poplinette, closely pleated all around and finished with folds; all lengths; $4.50 value, sale .. CS $3.49 White Linen Skirts, full pleated and finished to knees with large tucks; all lengths; $6.00 value, sale. “ $4.49 Other Outing Suits in stock up to $35.74. Wash Skirts up to $10.89. Heenan .asaysnea samen meaaiaumaummmnnecnm cman ite enemanmacataie aminaaail Women’s “is0" Undergarments NAINSOOK ECONOMIES RANKING WITH THOSE OF GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALES. « P= HIS is, In reality, a small edition of a semi-annual sale, pre- } as the great sales allord and quite TUNE 25, ~MYSTERYNEAR es wita & 1907. n, and ne time t ed OACK Wien tiey BAW Ley wore was planned for the con poses of Fevenge and To! pot committed My Itinerant tiene icnceenaes One Good Nenson (From the Houdtan Post { dety y son for your My bala as being a Rc i to glye me beltet in. fat at the bank strikes od reason; Iam a he R.H. Macy & Co. 's Attractions Are Their Lew Prices S Bway at 6th Av. Household Linens: Special. »= From a cost viewpoint, one of the most interesting stocks under the Macy roof just now is the stock of Houthold Ynen, bought month ago. To-day's market condition: are anything but favorable to Prices as low as these: SCOTCH LINEN TABLE CLOTHS with Napkins to match, all hemmed ready for use; all in patterns con- trolled by us x72-in. Cloths, $1.68; 70x90-in. Cloths, $2.08; 70x 408-in. Cloths, $246, Napkins 19x19%In,, dozen, $1.64, 22x22-in, $2.26 SCOTCH LINEN TABLE DAMASK, patterns as above; 70 inches wi Yard 556 sy ebsous bers Tac IRISH RAMASK, 64-inch, full bleached; yar ‘ 406 SCOTCH DAMASK, 70-inch, full bleached; yard TAc and SCOTCH DAMASK, fine quali very heavy; in beautiful designs; inches wide, yard, $1.12, $1.24, $1.34, 81.49 and........),.$1.68 TURKEY RED TABLE CLOTHS, fringed, colors absolutely fast; 45x 45-inch; each, 5c; $1.49; 64x76-Inch ee TURKEY RED AND GREEN TABLE COVERS, fast colors— Size. .45x45 53x53 62x62 64x80 Fach. 64c 7TOc $118 §1.54 Size, 64x96; Each, $1.87. TURKISH BATH MATS, endless variety of patterns and colorings Size, 27%x27'4-in.; each, 6c. Size, 26x45-in.; each, 6Bc Size, 24x45%-in.; each, G4c. Size, 2334x38-in.; each, 46, Size, 24x42%4-in.; each, 44 Housewares. NE visit to this Basement O Housewares Section will *bring to ‘your notice ‘ scores of housekeeping and gardening needs — genuinely helpful articles—that you do not realize are needed. until you see them. The lists we print merely skim the surface of these vast stocks. Prompting a visit of inspection are these specials: husband Inet December in W jeenaation . FIFLO'S NEPHEW UVERCOME BY HEAT Cyrus Field Judson Taken: to Flower Hospital for Treatment. capital society. Hay’s “Hud. nae | Rtay or faded. m, Re att! moves Dandruff. ae. jand glossy amount was 6 | Is not a dye. Philo Hay Bren full Judeon oytained a divorce from Beginning the Fourth Week of 1907 Series of her ANIngton caused something 50c. AT DRUGGISTS. the OLD-FASHIONED MACY SALES with a Spread of Economies Most Inviting. e-giving is general—in popular priced ; everyday needs as well as the CHOICEST MER- CHANDISE PROCURABLE, Many H of our values are frequently not advertised. 34th to 35th St BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAID: | best ° . 0” “Rather Go to Bed Supperless Than Rise In Debt.’’ “In debt” means but one thing, whether you have creditors HOUNDING YOU or whether you have AN UNPAID BILL IN A DEPARTMENT STORE. IN A GRE -R OR LESSER DE- GR YOU GIVE TO ANOTHER POWER OVER YOUR LIBERTY.” A DEPOSIT ACCOUNT AT MACY'S IS A SURE SAFEGUARD AGAINST INDEBTEDNESS Such an account gives you all the conveniences of an ordinary “Charge” account in a credit Store, with none of the faults, Furthermore, it gives you the positive economies of Macy's strictly cash system, and your money earns in- terest every day it is on deposit. Bes You can deposit any sum you care to; make purchases in the usual way and have them “charged” in the UN. USUAL way—to the money you have on deposit, Monthly statements are mailed. On unexpended bal- ances interest is allowed at THE RATE OF 4%, COM. POUNDED RY THREE MONTHS EXTRA DELIVERY SERVICE. ___As an additional convenience for Deposit Account pa- trons, we deliver free, during the summer, to any Station in United States East of the Mississippi River purchases charged to Deposit Accounts Investigate this distinctly modern and economical method of having purchases “@harged.” Know How Much You Spend and For What You Spend It. Avoid the Credit Man and His Wiles As You Would Avoid the Plague, Linoleum and Oilcloths, 20: ro~. Clearance of over 2,000 remnant pieces of Linoleums and Oil Cloths of all grades, the pieces embracing from three-quarters of a square yard to eight square yards. You are sure to find in. this big collection the right length and¢ just the grade you want, at prices ranging all the way from 4c. to $5.59 the remnant. o TE Never Fails to RESTORE GRAY HAIR ‘2 foits NATURAL COLOR. $e | No matter how long it has been Promotes a luxur- iant growth of healthy hair. Stops ey its falling out, and positively te Keeps hair soft Bik tiathn a Ae ? x re : i , fo f Theer were gaping . i }) senting as good economies ¢ “ “ cracks in the walls. Bo! hores and H ia” | ° se = % . 5 Whe Supt. Murphy Says \ proce, Were’ Used’ te taeeneane| «= “iret Aid” to the | Mt |} os interesting, though sale stocks are not so éxtensive: Felt-Covered Card Tables, worth | of yery choice Oriental weaves Bullding Department is in noj 4nd !t was held, apparently, that thers | Bowcls Giacep) #5 *HETESNS, MeO he rises aca neaa tind $1.39 To tiame for the disaster,” ald] were good enough for « while. It le Night Gowns. Nainsook, low neck, embroidered Oak Commodes, with enamelled 4 * Murphy, “and it is manttently | sald that on Bat some of these — yoke, finished below with lace bead- larly $2.75, at $1.89 Dr F H W. th i pans, regularly $2.75, a Thire lie to fx ‘the iy #40 | Prope "were removed, and. paper was gal Hamsters) ow Kainsooe, low neck trimmed with | Ine and ribbon, ce ge on neck, | 'Yciding cihes Bay 5 8b aperies For Hot Weather. mz & fashion. epartment's | pasted over the crac the pur- embroidery it on, 4 tucked back; also trimmed with a4c 7! i 7 ——_ lore reported at the o the | pose, ft wan maid. of ing any Stomach, Headache, Bad Val. lace edge or lawn band, with thras ows, (Gf Vali taad aad two Pa) By : MOSQUITO CANOPIES—Best quality mosquito netting mounted on patent / of excavation began next door | further settling. But persons passing Breath, coated Tongue, ribbon drawn through....... DRS inertia ethenidice iauertion ia Skirt Boras, ft tons Praga turn-over frames: an the building was unsafe and that | along co sew the cracks as well | Belching of Stomach, Nainsook, yoke formed of three] yoke; lace edge beading on n PBs are tthe aah Wipe ateiuadeis T? Size Bo-inch 90-Inch 00-inch 408-Inch 18, be teken to reinforee the | Ailer the paper was put up. ainsook, x 90, nut-stitche Pe} c Val 1.70 $2.10 $2.66 hou! Gas, or any of these forerunners of Indi- rows of lace insertions, four rows Racked BOGKedvccoccessscvense Whisk Brooms, good size, double alue § a0 ct s a ae bie ape Another In Danger. gestion appear, Old Dr, Cascaret wants of beading with ribbon rire stitched i. Be Sale $1 Slay $1 a4 p oaurveys were made by our ex-| Another bulliiing still, in the rear of ‘ iso in Cambric, with hem: ilet Par And-ahast rolls. ree DOW SHADES, all colo: S namin i ‘notified that they must make the |o be In danger, and (he tenants were earere : e ‘tel fle. +++ .70¢ ( ay iy SAE anne : wie: safe | y. That notifica- | ordered out some days ago. They did | most obstinate cases of Constipation and hemstitehed lawn rw Cambric, lawn ruffle, trimmed]? Foy nytece Aha as w With fringe; SOc value Bic FE ‘eae entirely txnored, and then the|not wo until the police, ordered them| Indigestion, without discomfort or in- Cambric, square neck..yoke Of] with two rows of wide lace inser- ord; in, $15.50; 12 ee TOLLAND WI SHADES, in dark green aiid white; 2x6-foot size, doc. ff} the case into the| Gway to-day rerience. embroidery insertion with ribbon] tions and ld€e edge a eG Of COTR AOrthe Tate oo sue 4 ees ode A! tan order trot ‘The plastering in the collapsed h ba. rene drawn thfough; hemstitched tucks eat hs. 6c 8c. 9 ‘ a owners to rein- | began to drop from the walls on 5 Hig madicine does net gripe nor purge, and embroidery ruffle. 79¢ Cambric, lawn ruffle, trimmed Pond eal per of) eg ¢.9¢ TF iaPORTED TABLE COVERS, pure Hinen: new designs, fast colors; 4 yard ‘dhe walls and make bullding the nts stuck to thelr | but exercises naturally the muscles that | Cambric, low neck, embroidery | With four rows of narrow Val, lace ind at nes et best qual squaug, value $2.45; sale $1.40; t3axt% yards, value 95.50, sale 14 uy oni AES then that the yoaieriey {line the walls of the lojestines and edge on neck and sleeves, wit insertions and lace edge 89 Wor Walls RoGak 10¢ | TAPESTRY TABLE COVER 1 tan ander 1) and red-and-green; Sana swith OE wun all tha Building Depart tole Cinet. eS Bowel, bon drawn through; fine tucks be-! — Cambric, with lawn muffle, trim All Bristle Dust Brushes 19 knotted fringe; t¥extta yards, value $1.75, sale . He sree vs do And the responsibility | street station, Kelly notified -t Re low yoke; also in Nainsook, with | med with two rows of torchon lace Universal Night Lights, one d 2x2 yards, value $200, sale ment agian Ming's eatety wae placed on Department, and man who said Want of Exercise weakens andrelaxes | Val. lace insertion at front, and back insertions, tucks finished with nar in box with glass holder 2 faba wae ivilliam Bkidmore answered. | the Bowel-Muscles, jvst as it weakens finished with ribbon bedding and! row lawn ruffle; lace insertion and Oak Umbrella Stands, $1.12 to the owners Mg Ke Would attond “to It right | 4 y ee Oc | edge oo 92.08 a 1 « Arm and Leg muscles. | ce ed eenens d : 3 { Shoring Was Removed | ndergaat went ato a | - L Masement | Bay Timber | warned “Eline tonantan “thoy svidenis | Old Dr. Cascaret goes directly after Cambric, low square, neck, back (Re el eae pra ale oO ummer ng. ¥ “ of! the tenants are credited id no ed. Me and front, trimmed with Swiss em with cluster pin fGcks and { em CED CRIB BLANKETS, light weight, im pink and blue; cut and boun wevere statement that some of the| About LW o'clock to ay young Henry | these Bowel-Muscles. He wakes them me idery "insertion, finished with | proidery rutile $1.90 ‘CuckeoClocks | M-EECEO CRE aca ches. pair ; B8c with to nteed the} Yoh LARUE got home W as he| up just asa cold bath would wake up a ives also another style | , u singly; size 32 p fimber shoring, which reinforced the] spproachet tia i a J Val lace edge; rere es —Most Popu- di geaaypea eal san iigks asada alk Gand wall of the building remowed [ing In gyent a lazy person. | with round neck, trimmed with fine | Cambric, lawn ruffle, of two rows FLEECED WHITE BLANK gh fg rg ght ed fp ine y by the contractors who have| 7eiling, 80 ills tau Thea he works ‘then (trough the | Snbroidery insertion and dainty | wide Cluny lace insertions, with pin lar Timekeep- orders; size 70x78 inches, pair 93.74; nes, pa excavation next door ln charge. ing dstuly Theo aster, | nerves) till they get so strong from that | edge with ribbon drawn through, | | tucks between and deep lace rule, ers for Sum-| Gray FLEECED BLANKETS, medium weight, pink and blue Proton Ee re ee tion ter | RigEm MO the, rR on Exercise that they don't need any more | | mer Homes. bound; size 70x80 Inches, palr sl04 ne work of exc jon. for | 5 ¢ Cambric, with of weeks refused to return to thelr | help to do their duty, Nainsook, square neck nae Live ambric, with tucked lawn ruffle meio GRAY E SHIRE WOOL BLAN with fane < pordaie aia Maa to-day when they saw the condi: | * e front, frimmed on me ane yee and deep embroidery flounce.@1.50 The Cuch sted x78-inch sige, pair 82.74 vi h narrow fine embroidery inser. | i , e uckoo 1 ofan paliding Sih Sand). se i Heavy dinners, late suppers, whiskey, chon Nnished with lawn band and| Cambric, with circular ruffle of Clocks we offer} wiTe FLEECED BLANKETS, 10-4 for sing pa Ue e ox . eo ty “crash, | wine or beer drinking, nervous excile- wash ribbon . .-#18B| four rows’ of fine Val. lace inser ih i . , Aenement. with the’ tumble ts Lak tions and edge $1.69 are my HITE GRAY PLEECED BLANK for dow ry Von Lintig. Jr, son of the! followed it | ment, oudden exposure tp cold oF bes Nainsook, square low — neck,| rect from — the seed iy. idee ele hd of the saloon that was on they #Y™ % : | and w dozen other everyday roods trimmed with wide embroidery bead- Cambric, with umbrella shaped Black ‘Foresia inf HC EIGH MFORTA cove r Toor of the collapsed any He jeard Alarm, tire the Bowel-Muscles. ing with ribbon; pretty Val. lace id rele, pin tucked, deep ¢ : one dri in nd flu re ' to the police to-day that hia] But ail the | ded tahenee bak’ nit! Jn such cases a little Cascaret in time edging: embroidery medalllon, at| ¢mbroldery flounce $1.79] Germany, The cases are hands Fs aTen COMFORTABLES, filled ti H had left $90 in cash In his pook | ine Von Lantigs alarm, and were up | is worth filty dollars worth of Treatment each BAG ssvserreseenevees Cambric, umbrella shaped lawn | carved and fitted with brass move figured silkoline; 60x $161 1, 81.09 }) closet and about 61,00 hurigd out into Ue strect ffle. t 4 poi nts, sounding cuckoo call ¢ ray ed through tumbling piles | later on, to say nothing of the sufferin, Covers. ruffle, two rows of point de Paris J ments, § i SILKOLINE-COVERED COMFORTABLES, fancy figured of brick and clouds of choking ‘aust | discomfort, loss of Busine Energy, and Corset J lace insertion and deep lace ruf- fF the hour and half hour. Of spe plain sateen iv for {u are loss of Social Sunshine 11 saves. poh Lg yer ty perro us F 99-79 J cial interest WN-FILLED COME ML ‘ n “s ¢ e keeping & close watch | Ite wall four ros of ac 94 Cuckoo Clock, as thus. J POWN-FILLEL f exploring the ruins in| , 28a os ° * way down the front; neck finished FINER QUALITIES AT PRICES At $2.94 arr, Aad sr: figured sateen hope thet the money and valuables | Ana Littie thin Casceret Box, shaped no with lace insertion, beading ribbon Pauniun tik antieea © wc ie sr FULLCBLEACH with strong hems; seamt in cemer, 54 May "he recovered. wives Ary you don't notice its presence in purse or and i: uy . ; 4,96 -(¥ek00 Clocks, beaut cach 46: sixdo-inch . ee pleas tnan Waly pot, (The air og Nainsook, low neck, trimmed! NIGHT GOWNS up to 90.54 | At $4.06 ee eee design | PILLOW CASES, ful! 45xS6cInch size, each Ne _. Slat het wore asteey |. tte _yelie Contains six Candy tablets~Price Tan with beading ribbon and Val bse) CORSET COVERS up to.....07.06 A grapes and leaves, 20 inches high SDLUACHED SULET Ma standard grade ton, torn frou the jp thie Old (enemenc the walle leaan Sle ai ti, | Contam Bos at Any Oruggiat’s, | square, low neck, trim-| DRAWERS up to S1a6 eer eer tod eat ak ee ne EL A eS Mk tae they arumiied ai Be dure you get the genuine, made and back with wide em-| varying SKIRTS up to,.080.06 Cuckao Clocks, also with | PILLOW CASE asien hy Bei MN ae On Snnerting ‘he Boers the Remedy Company, y insertion and ribpen run ner up ie Bob, Whide call, at prices ranging § “FRUJT-OF-THE-LOOM” SHEETS, in two most popular sia» eh i ‘ epee ee ONS Marly latery | SF Raen Bankai CHEMISES-ap tovi des 98.06} trom #84 Up ho #066 Te; Yoxyy-incis sys =