The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1907, Page 8

TME EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, ST: * Sis A a SS ribbed becon, Ue. a 18: j tongue, per pound 33 1c. | Drensed’ Poultry—per turkeys, 149, to S0c.; Western turkey qo. a 16. Chickens—spring -brotlers, 3 to 4th. pair, Re. to 2; pring chick ena, roasting, dry, 14, to 18c.; fowls, Kiyc. to 120; getse, Maryland, Ittye.; ayerage Western. #quabs, per dozen, $1. to § | Cottontail, pair, 2. bits, Sc, to Toc. a pair. Fiour, per bbl —Spring patents, $5.2 [to 9.25; winter patents, 4.8 to 9.20 |bucksheat, $3 to $2.10 per 100 Ib; a be. 7 Jack rab- Current wholesale market prices, cor- ected faily..as x xuide and muard t The Evening World household buyer: | four, $4.9 to %.40 per bbl.; corn met Dressed bee, per pound—Fair t BS to $8 per bbl. Beans, per pad) c| No, 1, uahel, marrow, 1906, $2 a $2.25: 1907, beef lo! to $2.20; white kidney, 1908, choice, a 8 1-2c,; to 327%; red kidney, 1907 choice, . per pound— > Ms. & A61-8.; Western, 101-2¢, a 12 1-2c,| | Butter—Creamery. per Ib., M1-2c. to | Dressed spring tamibe, per potind, llc, 7.1 factory, 19, to 3s, Cheese, per Yearlinga, 10c. a 101-: mutton, | Ib.—State, full cream, good to best, 11-4, to, 133-4c.; nkimn, 6c. to 91-2. Exe, per doren—Good to fancy, dc. to bholce to extra Weatern, 3c. to 30.5 ® 1W1-3c. Ldvers—Calt, ‘enh, He, ibeet. $c. a pound. Oxtalis, each Dressed hogs, per pound, Fhe 81-2c.;. pork loins, “Ide, nm Ibe.; | ae. best refrigerator, 17 1-24, to 19 1-20 sen hams, jer >pound, iste. a| Sugar, ver 1b.—Granulated, © 4.800 Ee owas shoulders, 90, “a 91-4: bone- | powdered, 4.00, Molaases. pet allen | baoon. per pound, ‘uc. a 121-2¢.; | New Orleans, prime, 38c,, to 30c.; aYTUDS, - Stern. Brothers Glove Departments Alexandre, Lupin and Babbette Glace and Suede Kid Gloves in the most desirable lengths and colors, also , Exclusive Novelties in 16 Button Length Kid Gloves with con- ‘trasting cufis and embroidered effects. Special Offering To-morrow Women's 16 Button Length, French Glace - Kid Gloves, in black, white and colors $2.45 pair Womien’s Blouses & Waists _| “Including many appropriate. for Christmas Gifts + Lawn and Linen Waists, at $1.98, 2.95, 3.95 k Scotch and French Flannel, “ 2.50, 3.95, 4.98 Black & Colored Taffeta Silk, “ 3.95, 4.95, 5.95 || Brussels Net and Laces, ‘4,95, 6.98, 9.95 | (SECOND FLOOR). Sterling Silver. Novelties f AN EXCEPTIONAL DISPLAY, INCLUDING STANDING MIRRORS, JEWEL BOXES, PLATEAUX, SANDWICH PLATES, RELISH DISHES, DECANTERS AND. VASES. Boat To-morrow, at Very.,Attractive Prices ” | _ Mirrors, $6.75 Cigar Jars, $2.95 | ? Hair Brushes, 3.95 Cigarette Jars, 1.45 Cloth Brushes, 1.95 Puff Boxes, 4.95 Hat Brushes, 95¢ Cologne Bottles, 1.35 Military Brushes, $2.25, 2.75 Ring Stands, A,25 Pin Cushions, 4.25, 1.65 Hairpin Holders, 125° 4 Button Hooks, Files and Shoe for) Each Soc Men’s & Women’s Umbrellas UMBRELLA AND,“ PARASOL HANDLE “SETS OF JADE, CRYSTAL, | LAPIS LAZUL] QUARTZ “AND STERLING SILVER, IN | ORNATE AND CHASTE DESIGNS, VERY DE- SIRABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. To-morrow, will be offered Men’s and Women's Close Ralled Silk Umbrellas, { 26 & 28 Inch, E.ndiles of Pearl, Gun Metal & Sterfing Silver, Men’s and Women's Dress Suit Case Umbrellas, of twillad silk, with choice naturzl wood. handles, $2.05 Values $3.75 to 4.50. Men's and Women's Extra Quality Silk Umbrellas 26 and 28 inch, handles of Etched Silver, Decorated Gun Metal and Pearl, also Black and Colored Silk Umbrellas, elt Club handles surmounted with deep plain sfiver caps Values $6.75 to 7.50 Men's 28 inch Extra Choice Silk Umbrellas, with handles of fine lyory and Buck Horn, handsomely trimmed_with Sterling Silver, ” Values $7:56 to 8, 75 $4.05 | $5.75, 7.50 | On Tuesday & Wednesday, December 10th & 11th is will place on sale an unusually large number of _ Mink Fur Coats, Muffs _ and Neckpieces in a great variety of styles and sizes Purchased Greatly Below Cost of Manufacture Some attractive prices are 22 in. Coats, Value £550.00, |. x 395.00 27“ “575 00, “ 395.00 | ry mm 900.00," “485.00 | 330064 “950.00, «595.00 4h “ 1250.00, “ 800.00 Neckpieces ~Muffs * | Value $39.50, $19.50 Value $35.00, $22.59 | ‘50.03, 35.00. | * 45.00, 27.50 | 60,00, 39.50 “49.50, 32.50 65.00, 42,50 “$7.50, 35.00 | 70.00, 45.00 © “ 60,00, 37.50 West Twenty-third Street | * x i beh lm adi oI \ z oe amoked beef prime to fancy, 2c. pound-sersey | to 6 10c.: to 2c. Rice, per 1 To.—Domestic, prime to choice, 61-2c. A tragrant odor usually bears with ngoon, Se, to &3-Re, wa memory Let your gift be the delightful Kerkoff’s Djer-Kiss the dainuest of perfumes Concentrated, lasting, and—above all—quiet, delicate and refined Long Inland potatoes, #2 to 32.2% per $1.50 to 82.12; aweet po- tatoca, per barrel, $2.80 to 33.80; celery, . to dc, per dozen atalke; cauliflower, per-barre!, long, $1 to $2, hort, #2 to $3.50; eggplant, per box, $1 to $2; Florida string beans, per basket, $2 to $223; Tlorida tomatoes, per carrier, $1.80 to | 83.00, ‘ Vielowe Karke ls sastber pew eeetien — ver —— taticn ‘feteed. { pai, tenets sd Pace Powter — ekber Vielen 120 FISHERMEN LOST AT SEA. © Diewal PAIMPOL, France, Dec. 9.—Three STN pe MS Ratti) Newfotinétand fishing vessels, the Ang- jer, Jacques and Crotsade, with crews | totalling 130 men, have been given up | for lost, aa they have not been reported Jamce Oct. 1, when they left Miquelon, B. Altman & Co. L | WILL OFFER AT SPECIAL SALE ON WEDNESDAY DEC, Ith, | FUR COATS, MUFFS: AND NECKPIECES, WOMEN'S FUR-LINED PALETOTS AND MEN'S FUR-LINED OVERCOATS, | ‘AT EXCEEDINGLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES. B. Altman & Ca. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS | AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES, FOR TUESDAY AND | WEDNESDAY, DEC. |Qth & IIth, AS FOLLOWS; INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS MENS 2) oe ea PER BOX OF SIX: $1.00 WOMEN'S... , . PER BOX OF SIX: 85c, & 1.55 PLAIN HEMSTITCHED. HANDKERCHIEFS PER BOX OF SIX, $J.00 & 2.00 "PER BOX OF SIX, 85c, & 4.25 MEN'S Cees eke ecibe, WOMENS . . . ALSO WOMEN'S FRENCH HAND-EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, 50c, & 75c, EACH FANCY NEEDLEWORK REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN: MADE IN THE PRICES OF A NUMB:R QF FANCY BOXES IN EMBROIDERY AND. TAPESTRY WHICH WILL BE PLACED ON SALE AT $2.75 To $10.00 EACH, BEING 14 TO }4 BELOW REGULAR PRICES, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) DEC, 10th, RIBBON TRIMMED SCRAP BASKETS, PRICES USUALLY $4.00 & 5.50 EACH, AT $2.75 & 3.50 | BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES | TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), DEC. Ith, THE- FOLLOWING to, |LAMBS WOOL COMFORTABLES ‘WITH SILK COVERING . ‘ AT $10.00 CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, PRICES: UBLALLY $7.00 TO $13.50, 6.00, 7,00, 8.00 & 40.50 PER PAIR | . $5.00, APRONS HAND-EMBROIDERED AND LACE TRIMMED APRONS IN A VARIETY © OF ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS. A LARGE SELECTION OF MODERATELY-PRICED APRONS | AND CAPS, FOR MAIDS AND NURSES, ah | | TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). DEC, 10th, FRENCH HAND-EMBROIDERED APRONS, PRICES .U UALLY {2,5 TO $573, ‘$1.75, $2.35, $3.50 & $3.85 AT $1.50, | I 34th Mtrert, 35th Street and 5th Anene, | aot é | ATTRACTIVE VALUES: | : | vertisement? | Clearance Sale. md fomtra jer from Jest week's tremen: Sale iit he ‘Closed, out to-morru®. Only thirty- seven Plane, but every GRP Tepresents a vepien 414° opportunity, Wagner., Needham Vose.., Emerson, Chickering. yWeber... 1, Sterling Krantch Pease... Schencke. 1 1 1 1 yj 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Chevaller Upright. 1 Goetz Upright. 1 Wehle Upright. 1 Weser Upright. , 1 Sherwood Upright. 4) 1 Stultz & Bauer Upright. =, Special Terms: and eight others. Sg PIANO DEPT. G De Rivas & Harri: Choice of 8 Good Uprig ts at $100. *5 Down - - ‘la Week] | On Any Piano Under $150. We are sole representatives for the famous Gabler Pianos; als the celebrated H. & S. Lindeman, Salieaa, Packard, Milton, Schencke One Day Final Clearance Sale. ‘uinenta are 1 Ouvrier Upright. 1 Schumann Upright a5 A a, SIXTHIAY., 19°70 20" STREETS NEW YORK. At Home. ‘ leisure in youk own home. sible with a Victor or an body shouldn't own one of of theso instruments. $1] Down—*1 a secures one. afterward. Demonstrations daily in the Phonograph Parlors. Come in to-morrow and hear the latest records. Cortina Language Records, regular $24 course, - - FOURTH PHONOGRAPHS. G SIXTHIAY, 1977020 “STREET, oe BANKING AND FINANCIAL. “eAnnina AND FINANCIAL. Mechanics aad Traders Bank Organized 183). This Bank has been in exist- ence over THREE QUARTERS of a CENTURY, Is one of the founders and a member of the NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION, and {s thoroughly equipped to pro- vide ‘excellent facilities for its sete Uk, | FOR SALG. SITU FURNITURE. THE DAILY LESSON. | teAceaumt of departure,” will aacritice con- hd) an Red fee, rgomutically, furnished mansion, Jeaf parlor sult, gold orl Fable. goihimitereets) gout tary furniture with 2 th orary muita, 9 bedrooms tw lit beds, siting: art French jgults _ 6.130 off palntinn, $5" $2" ad) Rare A, A three-time World Advertizement, {26,28 idiaas, rugs, portietes, 004, chair, Q. What is still better than a three- | #2 "Ri rockers, couches, bookcase: time World Advertisement? 426 Zonet 72d St. Private House, Zt Btatlons, Tad at, A. A seven-time World Advertisement, | = eroU eae Fon’ ALE OR RENT, EW™ Inquire About Rates on Three YO Sa end Sevea ‘Time World Advts. Q. What: Is better betters oan a World je Ne Uren ad Comic or Grand Opera HE best music of all kinds, sacred and secular. popular and classie—interpreted , by the world’s leading artists—served at youn All this is pos- Talking Machine Edison Phonograph. The Simpson-Crawford plan of payment is so easy that OR {s no rcason why every- The instrument is yours to enjoy during the period of payments as well as | executed w jsecuring the payment of Two t | Bonda temved py nal i BANKING AND FINANCIAL. TRUSTEE'S SAL a deed of true ot yume, 1905, bu NOTICE OF Whereas, Heretofore, by exeouted on the 10th Non ettect aa it dated, ounvey to the Pr ‘corporation of the “state rustee, and uated In the County of om late of Texas, nod ‘gald prep- le Aevortbed In ald [J of unust 1 ‘Al of the property, mal aired, which It now rina’ or ely hereatt ettier with all { peiviieges ani franchises which jt now owns f may hereafter acquire, Tclud fg the fol- owing, to wit: All thar certain trect or yl of mand [oitiatet in the ‘William: Kinoneloe Lescus Wa Texas, on the weet ‘ Beainning ata the public. road) frading house rides on the Colo | Rauohe Grande pertnt the rant from the Waterhouse Rerldence Intersects paid puniic oad: thence v with the norts Kroes, ¥ degrees 10 ra; thetice 8. 47 degrees 43 yn.50 yea" 10 the end of tne Jane hs Ee to ws ae ‘ And Whereas, The eld deed of trust wae jreeaid. for the Dui 4 4 company, each of ‘company siven notice in writing In said deed of thereof by the trustee: ereas. ‘The holders of a majoriiy in amount of the outstanding and unpeld boode ‘on. account of | interest for a period of more than any days. “this trustee should declare the priac find interest of ail the outstanding band Week 70 gt TMicasrine asa =| mobile Establishment. cheap, or Bron Way Mammoth Antoy Mobile Exchange, 289 to 245 Weat B3th, near Broadway, tA whi | Intereet thereat ure etilt ih outreanaing.« papald, have in writing Mo and 4 Mo "protest to sell 40 the higwest. mad at bidder for chek. the entire ‘oropert to st . kether with the tools therein contained, reales and scale sheds. bufldings, Improves inenta, Implements, appliances, tram-oars, mn Flora about tha # company whether umerated herein or- Fights. franchises, hin Tih dav of December’ Di, 100) PITTSRURG TRUST COMPANY. By d. I, BUCHANAN, Pregident. At eH. AMYERS, Secretary. the of Ite Secretary. FOR SALE. Sona Our New Credit Plan Enables Men and Women to dress in the finest of |Clothing and Furs No reference or security required—no Investigations or deliveries made—make | your purchase, pay your flrat’ depot and take the goods alone with you and pay at vonr own’ conventence, ‘ Lenox jelotune Co. 273 Sixth Ave., near 17th St. oq 2274 Third Ave., nr.124th St. 884ColumbusAv.,nr.104th St, Vceupying 3 Buliding: Gare te Reet, raat Seat? Graal. NATIONAL DIAMONT CO. TT. Mroadwayecneer oles MATCH DIAMONDS, EASY PAYMENTS, WATCHES, Reliable Beods. Call oF write, JEWELRY. GAN | ORTIIME EXCHANGE. eOrOT ines cet 2% BROADWAY, Entrance on Pack Place. 4\ MIRRORS }*. =; WORLD’ WANTS WORK wonDen peter Cassis = ae art fram rege