The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1911, Page 4

LIFE PLEASES BOY WHO SOUGHT DEATH AFTER HE GETS 108 Fifteen-Year-Old Philip Cohen Ready to Meet World With Smiling Face. Philip Cohen Is no longer disgusted with the world. His new job pleanes him, and he wants to live, But he had @ #0 to the very brink of death in order to find out that the world Is goo, and that there are other Jobs for a fifteen-year-old boy besides the soul- crushing, body-destroying tasks of the sweatshop. It was not until he had told hie pa- thetic story—a typical tragedy of the tenements—to Justice Hoyt in the Chil- Gren's Court that the goodness of the world and the joy of merely lving be- an to dewn on the world-weary youtn. For more than twenty-four hours the Physicians at the Gouverneur Hospital had fought to eject the gas poison from his system, and then he faced the charge of being a juvenile delinquent. There were two notes on the bureau POPE STRONGER, GIVES TIME 10 OFA UTES Pontiff Ratifies Changes of American Bishops—Doctors May Use Knife. ROME, Aug. 10.—Dr. Petacct and Prof. Marchiafava visited Pope Pius early to-day and found bis general cond{tion improved. This was attributed to the removal of the patient from his emall bed chamber to more spacious quarters, which, according to the Pontif's own expression, afford him the feeling of being in the open air. The walls of the wenty feet high. Despite his tline Congregation presented by the Secre- tary, Cardinal G. de Lal, appointing the Right Rev. J. J. Keane, now Bishop of Cheyenne, as Archbishop of Dubuque; and the Right Rev. Joseph Schrembs, Auxillary Bishop of Grand Rapida, to be bishop of the new diocese established at Toledo, which has been detached from when the nelghvors burst into the room |the diocese of Cleveland. at No. “5 Monroe street on Tuesday 4nd found the voy, unconscious, with « etween his teeth. One read: Tam disgusted of life. 1 know that my only friend so far would be Bas, gas, Kas. To the ony who finds my body will ye that my brovher Will in to him. Regards to the world and all who know I am disgusted. Do noi try to save my life, please. ‘The other was 1am tired of life. I hate had to work for ffteen hours # day in a sweat shop, I have earned only 60 cents a day. two years an@ there have been days when I went without anything to eat STEPMOTHER DIDNT WANT t anything to live for. MM other tw the both patients and frequemtly went from one to the other throughout the dhy. Amici, slight operation on I have |to hasten been away from my father for over |nothing finally decided. The Pope was somewhat worried to- day over the {lines of his alster Rosa, te of the ked Dr. The 1s suffering from the effec: iy hot weather, He Petacc! to visit her twice daily. Pope's niece, Gilda, are caring for Cardinal Merry Del Val, the Papal Secretary of State, who went to his summer residence at M yesterday, re’ to be long while the present condition of the P. Mariv inte vy, not ing psent from the jean ope continues, Drs, Petacct and Marchiafava held a this afternoon with Dr. possible necessity of a the patient's knee but onsultation The relief was dincu The ph Ponti removed mfortable arm ta sitting p eluded to have th om his bed to @ chair with the idea t ture would be easter for him and help HIM, HE SAYS, him to regain strength. “I couldn't see any reason for living,” said Philip, when Justice Hoyt turned Moth Cardinal Merry del Val and Mgr. Bisletl were permitted to visit His Holl- to him kindly after reading the papers | ness in the case, “My father married some time ago and his second wife didn't want Louis and me around the house. We had to get out. I couldn't find a boy's Job, #0 I had to look for work usually done | of N by*a krown man, to William Kopp, his lawyer, 4 ward son -of a good fami! guilty to a charge of assault, in the I didn't }Court of General Sessions to-day, and was sent to the Elmira Reforma:ory by Judge Swann, “1 got @ Job as an operator’ tn a sweat- shop, but I couldn't last at It. T have been out of work for a week. have any money saved—I hadn't earned enough to do that, so I-had to go with. out eating at times, “I guess I was wrong. I'm pretty young to die, and now I don't want to ie, I want another chance. Judge, will you give It to me?" The boy's story moved Justice Hoyt, and he leaned over the desk and said: “My boy, you are so very young there 1s no doubt of your ability to find work and make enough to live on. There Is & good chance for you. We want to help you. Clear your mind of a desire to die, It fs a mighty serious thing for any one, young or old, to become dis- gusted with life. Brace up, be a m and we'll see what we can do for you,” He then called Herman Simon, pro- bationary officer of the Jewish Pro- “Do you think you ct for this lad, Mr. Simo ed. do anything the Justice T'll try to find him a job 1f you @ him in my care," answered sa PLEADS GUILTY TO HOLDUP. William Lustig, twenty-two years old, 63 Sixth street, who, according Lustig arrested on complaint of Sqmuel Myerson, a restaurant Keeper at No. 63 Norfolk etroet, who sald that Lustig held him up with @ pistol on July him of $0, and that Lustig shot him in LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES 10 while two other men robbed one size smaller after using Allen's Féot- Ease, the antiseptic powder for the feet. It makes tight or new shoes fecl easy, gives instant relief to corns and bunions. » | It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Relieves swollen feet, blisters, cal- lous and sore spots. It is a certain re- lief for sweating, tired, tender, aching feet. Always use it to Break in New shoes, Don't go on your vacation with out a package of Allen's Foot-Ease. Sold everywhere, 25c. Don't accept any substitute. For FREE trial package address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Stern Brothers Announce for Friday and Until Noon Saturday Final Reductions in Men’s and Boys’ Summer Underwear of Balbriggan, Nainsook, Sea Island Cotton, Lisle Thread and Silk Striped Madras, including Coat Shirts and Knee Drawers, in all the popular fabrics, * Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Bathing Suits Much Below Regular Values Men’s, at $1.85 to 6.25 Values $2.25 to 7.45 Youths’ and Boys’, at $1.65 & 2,25 Values $1.95 to 3,00 Children’s, at $1.45 & 2,00 Values $1.75 to 2.75, ne Women’s and Men’s Hosiery F At Very Low Prices Women's Imported Lisle Thread, in black, deep garter tops, double soles, Imported Gauze Lisle, double ga’ white and tan, Six Pairs $1.65 Pair 2OC rter tops, also Thread Silk in black, tan and colors, Six Pairs $2.00 Pair 37¢ Pure Thread Silk, in black, tan and white, double soles, Men’s Six Pairs $4.75 Pair 85¢ Silk Lisle Half Hose, in black, tan and colors, also fine cotton, self embroidered, Pure Thread Silk Half Hose, In black and desirable colors, West 23d and Six Pairs $1.35 Pair 25¢ Three Prs, $2.75 Pair O5¢ 22d Streets . His Holiness to-day | ratified the decision of the Consistorial sisters, Anna and Maria, and) __THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1911. . H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Lew Prices. COME TO OUR FURNITURE SALE AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE It will cost you nothing and profit you much to spend an hour at the Macy Furniture Sale. Here are to be found the selected products of the country’s foremost cabinet makers. Shrewd people who select their furniture carefully—meaning due regard to correct Herald Squai Broadway, 34th to 35th St. Midsummer Specials Herald Square,’ Broadway, 34th to 35th St. Midsummer Specials = UAR 7 SOLID OAK SOLID QUART- roy PAKS DRE “Sale Pre’ | ARM CHAIR, to Hines mie hee o few. pctistiee’ eos re CHIFFIONER, EREDOAK ARM | quartered rim mateh above. di “ewer the number of stores which make a point o we lave’ Agen Acawerar CHAIR, to match $15.67 Pedestal 4240. in diam $3.89 cuir, | educating the public to detect the genuine wellemade || $5.74 | isaie.dtamers: the above dining chat, trimming with wood gallery top. FIVE - PIECE Midsummer MAHOGAN Y law feet 7in. wide; can De extended full 6 feet Mid QUARTERED summer) OAK DINING Sale Price TABLE; same as piece from the piece that is got up to look well and sell |] Was $7.50 better and wear as well as it can. Our reputation depends not on immediate but on abiding satisfaction. Otherwise we also could have Midsummer Sale Price $2.89 SOLID QUART- ERE De OAK DINING CHAIR highly polished; gen- ighly pol- genuine leather Gf, SINIRG legs; | above: nay. be. exe {Waa $3.36 | carved claw feet. accepted offers of furniture got up in tremendous || SalePrice tute: ied hy b jane a teas wil tended eee QUARTERED] (uantities (yet in yery little time) for average sale Of: two” large arTa | aenee 85:26] massive claw feet. i OSes chairs, two side chi | Salo Price |} |$14.67 | Was $21.24 __ Our prices are the lowest in the city—in furniture as in everything else. It should be easy enough to prove this, if you have an eye for conscientious workmanship. 4 in. highs 3 ft. 9 in wide; four adju shelves and two glass doors. CHAIR, to match above dining chair, Sale Price $8.24 Was $9.24 carved back, spring seats and back covered to your order in your choice of damask, velour or panne. ARM CHAIR, to match above dining chair. Midsummer Fae There is no instalment plan at Macy's. No credit— ~ RIT- | BINNCcPAhe Sale Price highly CCHA fan | "O discount. That is how we are able to give values || Midsummer 7 PANGS Midsummer Ne Bes + one French legs: heavy|| $3.24 | box” teather ‘seat; | Such as are impossible elsewhere. TF owrthFioor,] $4 ot T LE golden Sale Price «| large drawer: “heavy tack high banister |) Was $3.74 LP haw teats ‘high $4.24 can be xtended 6 feet: $9.94 table drawers; eight pockets for stationery: mahogany finish. CHAR, Stature size; high’ back with deep seat; full arms; covered with your choice of cretonne; trimmed with old banister back. uted legs. Two Hundred New Designs Gives the broadest possible scope for personal selection. The suites of three and f @ pieces priced below are of mahogany or mahogany-finished frames, ready to be upHolstered in your choice of tapestry, velour, panne or satin damask. SOLID OAK Was $15.24 ARM CHAIR, to match above dining Midsummer Sale Price $3.24 Was $4.24 Midsummer ORNER ORR ik 5 large highly polished finished round back; spring seat; up- holstered in tapestry or velour. Midsummer Sale Price $2.97 Was $5.49 Midsummer Sale Price $10.24 SPaPes, Aa ee size; highly polishe. ny frames others ‘ved ; Up: chair. THREE - PIECE PARLOR Was $10.24 p : ok. ; || Was $15.24 Sale Price | SUITE, ma y Our Midsummer Sale also includes sumptuous Reception and holstered spring seat |LSSTOSS fashioned plaited frame; consisting of Bate OAK Drawing Room Suites in hand-carved mahogany after the in velour, tapestry and satin ruffles. $40.24 jarge rocket: bss INI ie ane Colonial period; hand-painted gilt after the brothers’ Adam; FIRESIDE ARM fully French legs; h y | rich Heppelwhite, inlaid mahogany Sheraton Suites, gracefully Dp p. || Midsummer CHAI Oo, Old French legs with claw feet; covered to square r genuine | simple; Circassian Walnut Rococo Suites; dainty gilt Empire 92R BSE: Fashioned Grand- Sale Price $15.49 your order in your chuice of satin leather pi ‘ k, velour dr panne. banister back. _DINING-ROOM TABLES fathers’ Chair; mahog- any finished legs; handsome carved claw it; high Suites after large size; highly po! massive gilt Suites, upholstered with embossed velvet, v ished mahogany fir nt in the era of Louis XVI. Five-Piece Suites ished frames; uphol- || Was $19.24 | feet; uphoistered witit That embody the first principle of service furniture—strength; stered with remnants tapestry to your order; ; 4 t +] Reg, 89M. 7 ik Sale a C 7 7 ack Be and the lust—good design. At least seventy-five styles, in Early | pee a ; 17.34 | Rew. $33.67 Midsummer Sale $28.24 |] Was $7.24 | ot high grade velours, deep spring seat and extra high back tapestry or damask. || and ful i OAK SIDEBOARDS Plain or quartered, highly polished, in carved and severely plain designs, among which it will not be difficult to match your other dining-room furniture. Reg. $18.24 Midsummer Sale$15.24 Reg. $21.74 Midsummer Sale $18.24 Reg. sas Midsummer Stein Reg. $25.49 Midsummer Sale$21.) Reg. $26.24 Midsummer Sale$21.89 | Reg. $36.74 Midsummer Sale $30.67 Reg. $29.24 Midsummer Salc $26.24 | Reg. $40.49 Midsummer Sale $32.74 GOLDEN OAK BUFFETS Reg. $16.49 Midsummer Sale $13.74 | Reg. $30.24 Midsummer Sale $25.24 Fe aa Aiidsummer Sale $18 24 | keg. $39.24 Midsummer Sale $32.49 Reg. $24.34 Midsummer Sale $20.24 | Reg. $41.24 Midsummer Sale $34.34 { ODD ROCKERS Of Oak or Mahogany Finish, with low or high backs and deep comfortable seats. Reg, Mabe Midsummer Sale $3.49) Reg. $6.74 Midsummer Sale $5.67 Reg. $7.49 Midsummer Sale $6.24] Reg. $ Sale $7.89 “FRUIT OF THE LOOM” =~ (CBasenient—] UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Ready hemmed for use, and perfect in every way F —— KiNG, Sheets Reg. $40.24 Midsummer Sale $33.34 Reg. $44.89 Midsummer Sale $37.34 Reg. $48.24 Midsummer Sale $40.24 Reg. $52.75 Midsummer Sale $42.24 Reg. $56.25 Midsummer Sale $46.67 Reg. $60.25 Midsummer Sale $49.89 Reg. $72.25 Midsummer Sale $60.25 . $80.25 Midsummer Sale $66.75 . $96.25 Midsummer Sale $80.25 Reg.$104.00 Midsummer Sale $86.75 Reg.$121.00 Midsummer Sale $99.75 Reg.$136.00 Midsummer Sale$114.00 Reg. $152.00 Midsummer Sale$126.00 Reg.$176.00 Midsummer Sale$147.00 English or Golden Oa! Reg. $10.49 Midsummer Sale, $8.94) Reg. $25.89 Midsummer Sale$22.49 Reg. $12.24 Midsummer Sale $10.49} Reg. $27.34 Midsummer Sale $24.74 Reg. $15.24 Midsummer Sale$13.24 | Reg. $33.24 Midsummer Sale$28.67 Reg. $19.24 Midsummer Sale $16.49 | Reg. $36.24 Midsummer Sale $31.24 Reg. $21.74 Midsummer Sale $18.89] Reg. $40.49 Midsummer Sale $35.24 Reg. $22.49 Midsummer Sale $19.49 | Reg. $56.25 Midsummer Sale $48.74 OAK CHINA CLOSETS More than fifty new designs, in plain and quartered oak. A nume ber, intended for the display of china only, have wood at the back. Those with mirror backs can be used for china alone, or china and crystal, Ree. $12.89 Midsummer Sale $10.67 | Reg. $25.67 Midsummer Sale $21.34 Reg. $17.67 Midsummer Sale $14.67 | Reg. $28.67 Midsummer Sale $23.67 Reg. $20.24 Midsummer Sale $16.67 | Reg. $30.49 Midsummer Sale $25.34 Reg. $22.49 Midsummer Sale $18.67 | Reg. $32.89 Midsummer Sale$27.34 Reg. $49.67 Midsummer Sale $41. Reg. $26.24 eA THER ED OAK CLOSETS WEAT: ERED Al CHINA SLOSETS 6 04 Reg. $26.49 Midsummer Sale$: Reg. $28.89 Midsummer Sale$24.24 | Reg. $33.67 Midsummer Sale $28.24 KITCHEN AIDS or GOOD QUALITY Continue at Special Prices ye shall be glad to fill mail orders for those who cannot con- veniently come in just now. Macy Housefurnishings have a national reputation. You are safe In ordering without seeing them,/~iasement 1 “VOLRATH” BLUE WOODENWARE ENAMELWARE _{{isivor.,-rotune. Si 1,000 S-at, Sa - $32.24 Midsummer Sale $26.67 . $35.24 Midsummer Sale $29.34 . $38.49 Midsummer Sale $32.24 - $44.89 Midsummer Sale $37.34 . $48.24 Midsummer Sale $40.24 - $52.75 Midsummer Sale $44.24 » $56.25 Midsummer Sale $46.67 . $64.25 Midsummer Sale $53.50 | - $80.25 Midsummer Sale $66.75 | R . $88.25 Midsummer Sale $73.25 Reg. $96.25 Midsummer Sale $80.25 Reg.$112.00 Midsummer Sale $93.25 Reg.$128.00 Midsummer Sale$107.00 Reg.$144.00 Midsummer §ale$121.00 Reg.$161.00 Midsummer Sale$134.00 Reg. $184.00 Midsummer Sale$153.00 | Reg.$192.00 Midsummer Sale$161.00 Reg.$201.00 Midsummer Sale$167.00 | Reg. $208.0 Midsummer Sale$173.00 Reg. $241.00 Midsummer Sale$199.00 | 'eg.$264.C0 Midsummer Sale$221,00 A Wonderful | IBRARY FURNITURE Selection of : Particularly in Three=piece Suites of divan, chair and armchair. Every approved style is represented in our collection. There are imitation and solid mahogany frames, oak fi mission frames. The wood is plain, carved, inlaid or everlaid with a crotch veneer, Rich upholsteries of genuine or imitation leather, velour or tapestry. Some very good values are: Reg. $72.25 Midsummer Sale $60.25) Reg. $123.00 Midsummer Sale $107.00 Reg. $88.25 Midsummer Sale $73.25] Reg. $144.00 Midsummer Sale $121.00 Reg. $96.25 Midsummer Sale $80.25] Reg. $161.00 Midsummer Sale $134.00 Reg. $112.00 Midsummer Sale $93.25| Reg. $176.00 Midsummer Sale $147.00 Advance Showing of: Women’s & Misses’ Fall Suits Coming fashions are portrayed by these Suits, which are made of the newest materials—two-toned cheviots, chiffon broadcloths, wide-wale materials and mannish serges. Also Advance Fall Models In Women’s & Misses’ Tailored Dresses Made of crepe meteor, serge or salin, wilh novel trimmings. A Large Showing of Reversible Coats for Steamer & Tourist Wear And exciusive London Topcoats, will also be of interest to women who keep abreast of the fashions. Reg. $30.24 Midsummer Sale $26.67 Reg. $33.24 Midsummer Sale $27 49 Reg. $35.24 Midsummer Sale $29.34 ga Rerlin Convex GALVANIZED IRON AN TIN WARE Square Back Hardw plain or varnigied Hardwood Clothes P. Covered divers "founda; Spec Folding Ironing Hoa tn @ sult case or truni Roards, double zine Pillow Cases 2x34, at Galvanized Ash ra: rem. 81.10. zed Garb S197, # MISCEL X16] All Bristle Dus' + rei oi RY! ristie Dust Brushes; reg WEEK-ENDERS’ LAST MINUTE WANTS Before You Pack Your Bag or * Suit Case—Look Through This List ¢ RACQUETS; trom achiid's racquet “bim" (Fifth Floor) . . READY-TO-TAKE FISHING OUTFITS, to fly, special 4 COLLAPSIBLE DRINKING CUPS, pzper cups, twelve for Be All varieties, up to case of three, sterling silver in handsome pigskin case. $11.89 SMOKED GLASSES, with nose piece or temple bows (First Balcony) 21¢ to 59 AIR PILLOWS OF RUBBERIZED SATIN FOR THE BACK; fit com- KNICKERBOCKER SUITS ees FOR BOYS Preemie: 44 toa Wright & Ditson's SUPPLEMENT THE PLEASURE "x" OF SHOPPING MA, AT MACY’S Step into the elevator to » including everything from, rod To Cl ji : ; - $1.98 the B; all wool che» Glapltouss aio’ the matey Ate arene HAND-BLOCKED ENGLISH SHAWLS 5 i MEN'S FANCY ChEViO' MEN’S OUTING HATS, \ POCKET HATS, in gray, Three yards long, and one-and-one-quarter $6.94 Three yas reoanne Black or white, with all-over or border de: from the beautiful Chuddah and Paisley shawls. Used extensively for Evening Wraps, house gowns, novel blouses and decorative draperies in silling-room or bedroom. Assort~ MOTORING ‘= [MACY HAND-FoRMEN COMFORTS — sxmve,|KERCHIEF WOME YOU'LL NEED 77"3'*"| VALUES satisfy We have our own factor spacious Fountain Room. Or take your seat in the Loggia which runs the entire eastern length of the restaurant floor, Everything that contributes to gastronomic comfort— Home-made Bread Tasty Dishes Pleasant Atmosphere Low Prices And for men who smoke, the coziest Cafe where the post- Formerly $1.98 and $4.49 Made of Government panish lin BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SWEATERS, $1.29 In navy, gray and cardinal; also gray trimmed with navy or ri border. (Sizes from 22 to 34.) BOYS’ WASH SUITS, 79c Formerly sold at 94c and $1.29, In either blue or tan chambray, also plain white madras and striped galatine, vith sailor or military collar. ($1.49, whlaki, also TRAVELLER'S REST SHOES, of soft kkic (Second Floor). TRAVELLING WA Gun 4 . ‘ ’ Chad LOR DE MENDEL CIGARS, EMPERORS, box of BATHING SUITS FOR MEN, two-piece model, c French-Knit two-piece suits, all woo! worsted (F MEN'S FLANNEL TR gray striped (Fifth Floor)..........§ MEN’S RAINCOATS, sitigle-texture tan-colored repp; thoroughly’ w proof (Fifth Floor: “HOPJES,’” a coffee flavored candy, ir ae pound (Basement) 99¢ TUXEDO VEILING 10 in Belfast in blac .. white and colors (First Floor) ) 1 prandial cigar may be enjoyed] BOYS’ BLOUSES, EN ROUTE any one [and this enables us to sell the better | FANS, of wood, chiffon, lac (First Floor) 5 under ideal conditions, ® , Lroorth 1 grade of handkerchief at about the | WASHABLE LINGERIE RIBBON, in white, pink and blue; ten-yard SPECIAL, 49c Of fine quality madras and soisette, nade either with elbow sleeve length orice charged elsewhere for the in- terior kinds. Thousands of women are familiar hour values in handkerchiefs—as in everything else—and almost any you will find our counters besieg sven when we do not advertise. Here specials: FOR MEN: Initialed Handker- chiefa in an immense Some » slightly imperfes (First Floor)... aac 27c to $1.4 VENTILATED BATHING CORSETS, non-rusting (Second Floor). . .$1'2' RAINCOATS FOR MISS: lip-on" models, rubber; cotton-lined, (N.B.—We save you money on good cigars as on everything else.) ind French turn back cuff, or long Luncheons, table d'hote, 34c collar attached or low neck. and 44c, or alacarte. Here is] Sizes 4 to 16 years, i) a specimen men BOYS’ BLOOMERORKNICK- | 240%) 1/0" $24.74 1 $36.74 i» |ERBOCKER TROUSERS, 44c] a of good, durable cheviot brown or Bray mix: cut full and roomy All sizes from 6 to 16 years. IMPORTED LUNCHEON HAMPERS, in wicker and leathe Fittings include luncheon boxe: wicker covered bottles, drinking glasses, plates, knives, forks, etc, (Second Floor). . : Arar ie K BLAZER COATS, narrow or wide stripes of color combinaticns, includin college colors (Second Floor) ‘\ rei Mi A N] WHITE FELT SEMI-DRESS HATS AND VELOUR HATS in servicesbl colors (Firat Balcony)... ........ $2.69, $4.96, $6.89 MAN-TAILORED SHIRTWAISTS, in ond J leer 3 79 $1.79 to $3, COAT SWEATERS, in white, colors and heather mixtures; fetbe tact Is, Second Floor) fan acing ; $3.74 to $17.74 LINGERIE DRESSES (Second Floor); effectively embroidered and trimmed LIGHT WEIGHT POCKET PURRERS, with noch (Second Floar) ' TAc PURPLE LEATHER HAND BAGS, 11 several of the $4.59 to $26.49 $24.89 to $91.50 ‘e two characteristic week-end Woe b rath? meth popular Hamper for Six, with additional equipment of alcohol out- fit, egg ‘cups, agate drinking cups spoons and salad bowl, $39.74, explains the offer of regular 280 1a THERMOS BOTTLES, in pint size, | quality for nye ¢ OR OF CHAMBRAY, 24¢ J newest models, at $1.00 to $4.25;] (OR WOMEN: Usual Sc Handker- In blue and te ) of drill, in navy | Quart size, $2.00 to $6.75. | size pure frish an and khaki, Trcusers that will wash; r or Leather Thermos » perfect in OF ttle (oz Huttormilk Hcut full and roomy, All sizes from 4 | Cases, holding one, two or three pints ae biscuits’ or Corn muffin § to 15 years. @r quarts, $1.49 to $7.94. nider of cal hgulder gf ent bx hn ad Jed potato meanole sherbet banana ; PURPLE LEATHER FITTED M' newest. shap i : |OTORING BAGS, (First Floor) ei aseeiaresesiie