The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1911, Page 4

ee enemn naresceree: THE EVENING WORLD ccs pail SEPTEMBER | 28, 28, 1911. THE CAGED MR. E cis seaat RH. Macy & C Attractions Are Their Low Prices. N acy’sS) OUR Cmotency PHOTOGRAPHIC fr ne, ik LABORATORY | srenen: SUPERIOR We have our own organiza. LINEN Won tn Madeira We have our WH. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Thelr Low Pricen, NETTED HER EAGLE vien organiza. pron havi iT own HANDKERCHIEFS "i," Pet Imotcen cqvipped tabsratory on the prom: Vay superior linen HandkercMefe at Macy's for what other stoves harae for the in, Kinds; sometimes we charge even ices. underselling policy. eS Sie Herald Square, ae Broedway, 26thve seth Be You take the pictures, we do the reat, é STYLISH TRIMMED STYLISH TRIMMED HATS Values Without Parallel Our Trimmed Hat Parlors ave the delight of women in quest of the newest and best styles in Fall Millinery, This is not surprising. We offer copies of the most successful Paris styles and charge only the usual low Macy profil, whereas the general tendency elsewhere is to charge tor nery prices absolutely unjustified by the materials or labor involved in making the hat. Here is an_ illustration. The hat shown is one of the most effective creations of $18.00 Velour Hats for | this season, and is worth just $9. 89 | about twice as much as we | ask: Your choice of black, blue, or purple velour, beautifully trimmed, with three handsome 18-inch French plumes. Your choice of shape and style. Cieroid Fowe.. Exact copies of the choicest Paris Models in every desirable style, at all prices. Broadway, 34th to 35th St. ANGRY MAN'S WIFE. mannii But Hubby, Prisoner 24 Hours, | Couldn’t See It and Left in a Rage. Models for Every Form and Taste At Prices Lowest in the City Seventeen distinctly different models tofit For the man of Apes ; emt y the average man; embracing a variety of average height shoulder widths and lapel shapes that py weight He Bought It at Macy's And Saved Money, Of Course The man who paid $2.00 for his Derby ——'s has just discarded it. he “‘black'’ wore grey. \ He was brought into Macy's by the man who had paid $1.88 at Macy’s—the “regular Macy saving” at that price. The man who had paid $1.88 at Macy's wears a hat that is still particularly new. Which illustrates the fuller significance of the economy of this store. It isn’t merely how little you pay; it’s how much you buy. Men who buy their hats regularly every year at Macy's are influenced by two motives. They pay less;—(the greater motive) they buy what they can be sure of. We are not talking through our hat, but through theirs. “Money back if the hat wears bad,” MAY ASK HIS ARREST. ! will correctly frame any Particular attention our English models, which are unlike the ordinary ready-made so-call English” models about town. Our English-cut Suits are very similar in general design to the models shown by the best Fifth Avenue tailors. Wide rounded collar ana lapei, fitted waist lines and double gored coats combined with the essentially English idea of cutting the skirt of the coat the same length all around give an effect which: is at once extremely stylish and unusual in ready-made clothing. Suits cut in this model at $24.75, $29.75 and $38.50. " A semi-English mode!, with no wiry can-| Forthe slim, vas of stiff hair-cloth and no ‘heavy padding is $14.75. Stueersiet of Browns, grays, and blues in both t. Gor Sft. 7 in. rough and smooth mixtures, designed especially to give an effect ‘of height, at $14.75, $19.75 and $22.50. A number of novelty Suits are in bright Scotchy effects cut -on an extremely English model. ‘The material is very smooth and of close texture, but it _givehe appearance of being rough, be- cause of the pattern. Priced at $24.75. Talked Himself Into Sleep of | Sf w. Se ‘Tied “THE OCOR Kurc SIXTY FEET OP, Exhaustion, After Being “ChoTHes UNE Tied in His Room. | ‘ ati ng Mrs. Jennie Eagle, who ted her hus-| band, James Eagie. into his bedroom, Eagle nest on the third Moor of No, | 49 Wem One Hundred and Thirty-Atth | street early yesterday morning and held him prisoner until last night when ehe| called a policeman to let him out, ex- Pypined this afternoon that the netting of Mr, Eagle began as 4 joke, though | it had wound up © otherwtse, She is @ tiny woman, under five feet high, and if she !s Jennie Eagle she has a trim little figure that reminds one of a jennie wren. She told her story of the netting of “Jimmie” Engle in the Domestic Relations Court, where | she had gone to learn what he had —ooO Ol Macy's is a specialty store in clothing.J . better do in case nat TT AND Accordingly we ‘ae he distinct model is our motto. pt id Saeincanien, 4 ri AF: ite MODELS FOR MISSES CHILDREN For the made especially fart tall men. These Suits] What's yours? tall man are cut with long sleeves, long skirts and extra long trousers. They are chietly in neat, quiet etfects, gotten by two tones of one color. This effective harmony is carried out in dark browns, dark grays and grayish greens. Prices are $14.75 to $24.75, Autumn Derbies..... $1.88 to $3.49 Autumn Soft Hats. 99c. to $3.49 HIS LINEN wniie TO MEASURE OR ¢epar'- READY TO WEAR J)" re. ed a new Fall shipment. ot finest imported Scotch Madras Shirtings, in-new shades and patterns. All our custom shirts are made in our own workrooms on the premises. This means not only conscientious work- nanship, but naturally lie prices that afford you the Saving." Prices $2.48 to $10. 50 for deautitul silk and linen in exclusive “Jimmtc” Bagle, aged five. “It is all nonsense,” said Mra, Eagle, | “to aay that I roped Mr. Kagle in nis room maliciously, and that 1 hym there. The whole thing Those described are taken at random. We could not i inate between so many that are equally Tiecond Floor) sizes 14, 16 and 18, in extremely smart tailored > and brown Serge; novelty sailor collar, cuffs and as @ joke and not because Mr 4 pe Sede neccieniek, wanted to go somewhere 1 didn't want | rn naee te ‘ piping at waist | lin plaid silk. Trimmed with fancy buttons. DEFIED HEK TO TIE HIM IN HI yor PARTY OR DANCING FROCKS, size 14 and 16; made of very fine . the blouse and skirt beautifully embroidered and laces ees Soft “Now, Jtimmle mit uh ig en FFICIAL NOTICE hed satin girdle. A particularly charming dress. $13. bm feathers up 1c etm on my. nerves | TRAVELLING COATS, sizes 14, 16 and 18. Full Raglan ae fine and just about breakfas dark gray sixtt ad flax ¢ leep cuffs and belt of Copenhagen day I told him that If he s alne't behave THAT 0B IS GONE cheviot. Two deep outside pockets, large buttons. $13.74. 1a put him in his room and tle sheesh gets dt him 4 : CHILDREN’S CASHMERE DRESSES, sizes 4 1014. Charm- 27Hub, hub,’ he seid, ‘you will, will | ing little models; made in light blue, champagne and pink, scallop MEN S If bought at Macy's will have been just imported, GLOVES and therefore distinctly new. We sell Gloves, of course, at al Pied Cape Cl the city. $1. 39 Fall Piqued Cape Glove heave three clasp. tan « These Suits are not merely ordinary Suits For the lar, e, cut inextra large sizes. They areespecially le designed to lie close to the figure and road-shouldere: give a slim effect not obtainable with man over average | ordinary ready-made clothes. We weight offer a choice of either conservative _—_________! or semi-English cut styles, just as we de fn our Suits for the average man. There are five distinct models, all designed to give ‘the maximum effect of slimness. | J Prices begin at $14.75 and go up to $38.50. Ling arene embroidered low neck, and short kimono. sleeves; blouse front Suits that little out of the usual and yet not designs. Otter gloves | Frere ge eM an v6 Px ee, t wilt, will you’ e616 1, and Pith embroidered in self-colc and rice braid; sleeves finished with |f} Mice ememichiaiow poate Ser In the men’s shop, also on the mair Sie nae ite tdheelbeser! then he said ‘Go ahead and do it He| Gaynor Also Notified and He, bands of lace insertion, hiltcd skirt, finished at waist line with heayy any way striking are our new weaves in double floor, we are showing a full line of (FiretPioenJ laughed some in a nasty wey and | silk cord. $6.94. \ pencil stripes. The backgrounds are the conven- ready-to-wear Colored and White] $1.94 English Mecha Buck Gloves, ey said I couldn’ Thea I told him) ~~ Calls Queens Aldermen to | to go into his room {ull Prix seam @ewn. one d see ff T couldn't tional browns and grays. “Prices $14.75 to $38.50. button and buttonhate oF one horn c ogee, Percale and Madras Shirts, 94c, $1.44 CHILDREN'S SERGE DRESSES, sizes © to 14. In navy: blue ry Known for nin around service and bility; one “buttoa and buttonhol needle embroidery in chamote only. 98. St ny a tle him up, He wont in and T got a| Elect a President | and brown, i ull blouse model, with deep sailor collar and cuffs of and $1.98. ; and 97, Kult Mc es lothesline and tied him up good and| 7" be * | e trimmed pique, silk streamer tie, finished down left front with + For men who cannot spare the time eindeer Gloves, oa p ae gilt ball buttons. and at wa igi! Bross patent Teather bet, with Heavy Weight Undressed Worsted ese Beneath dices shel ae $2.97 tere nanine gilt buckle. Very special, CHILDREN’S COATS, sizes 4to 8. Made of good quality kersey, “roped the doorknob fast ant then wound the rope around the bathroom | Borough President Lawrence G: BLUE SERGE SUITS MOURNING SUITS desire an absolutely first-class garment. tee call aon” fo our stock dress doorknob, Tran it up and down and |Of the borough of Queens became “for- Which are hard to find about town in conservative models shirts at COT Pr OFM ow f seross, and hitched it to all sorts of| mer Borough President" to-day with AR lo eae ee tt ode, hae A blue serge suit is a suit that In accordance with the Macy || iso fine pleated Tuxedo shirts,| SILK Are neither too Vy things, and all the while he was look-|the arrival of Governor's Mesnonge: finished With tache braid. $4.96. gel B ada is becoming to any man, large or | | policy of specializing in every line, |] rtady fo wear, are on hand, in all sizes.) HOSE thin nor clumsy. ing over the transom and aaying ‘Huh, | John MFO. AuGiN Al bates BRAS Than inished with soutache braid 20. cond Ficor. | small, stout or slim. We have we are ready to supply those of our |Peach size in several sleeve lengths, $1.98. Just, sufficient iy hub, think I can't get out, hey? Well,| service of the order of dirmissal on them accordingly cut in al! regular customers who are observing the TF iret Floor. AT MACY’S t tial 1 like with that rope. | Gresser in his private office in Borough sizes and in special models to fit | | state of mourning vith everything substantia j zo me abit, Ui walk | Han, sy ; 3.50 any and every man. Our sizes | | needed at a minimum of trouble |]MEN’S SILK Must be in the} to wear as well as they look, the door was op Mr. Gresser tore open the onve MEN § $3.50 to SILK range from 34 to 46, including | | anddelay. ECKWEAR Pievailing colorlwhich is recommendation ning then, but Mentified # the Governo $4.75 RR CHaI INS Coc eroust anc Fee: aha Fe Ing sulbeiets Menace N i Rech: a ad" enough. Prices run from 48¢ 1 vhen Ic e o the , vi Nas men, nown for the same characteristics styles arriving weekly. right o3 roping him in. When Td vaet nent made by th ‘ Good quality Twilled and Taffeta Silks. A large variety of ‘The mode! on which these blue | | of good tailoring and low prices as u oP to 4H 97. PIKE sell only reli- | dings of the referee, , 7 e 5, 2 | to him, ‘Come on out, Jimmie dear; fly | He showed Mr. Waldron to the door and anuises Inelucing, Jone erated sterling ailver, Se ee are ae an Use ed $14.75, $19.75 and REVERSIBLE FOUR-IN A z is on enc pain eee good one: and the suits are well tailored and will stand long, hard wear. Prices are $14.75 and $19.75. out of your little cage.’ “But My, Eagle failed to fly, He cas himself against the door till it shook and trembled, Ie shook It and wre! cents on each pair. ¥ called in the reporters this statement; “I have beenofMciaily notified thin morning by . John A, Dix of my To them le read in 20 of the newest shades, alse open-end $24.7. Bal Four-in-Hands, in fancy stripes, 24¢. ind any and every man can Mot ing Bande fi Hata, 24. Mourning Band put on Sleeves Boe. We have 2 special line of ee gun metal, French horn, sterling etched caps, Cape horn, sterling banded pimento, stag horn, mission wood, plain and carved, L] with sterling etched caps, imported natural woods, in various MEN’ Ss SHOES extrahigh lisles, silks, | SUSPENDERS, elastic, | Mt and pulled it, He kicked it removal from the Presidency of the shapes, lag y's ce, 68e. T¥iret Floor, | NEWEST MODELS «+34 at ; slammed i: and 1 laughed at him.| Borough of Queens, In laying down Firat Floor T 9-1 cL GET PCT Tel iemmpmaa rai neaiaiaens over the perfected last with ha a ‘ Pretiy soon he saw he coulda't get out| the duties of this great office I can MEN Ss New models MOTORING incldaigio ue O perfected s wil "i apely, medium-round sloping toe; lines as perfect and true as the lines of any custom shoe, and price, of course, cons iderably lower. $5.94 Patent leather, black domine calf, or tan Russia calf, Men's “Orthopaedic” Arch Support $3.79 Shoes, with long extension heels and riveted steel shank support, full round toe shape. and asked me «o undo the ropes. 1! faly y that f have at all times laughed at itn agaln and he began to, given to the taxpayers of the Bors | esas He stuck Mis head out of| OU8N of Queens, for the upholding of WOMEN’S *755° SILK UMBRELLAS Be 15 the treswom and sald very unpleaaant| ‘it fevernment, my beat endeavors 4 i things. , 1 ear F h may be MACY S Even | SLEPT AFTER HE EXHAUSTED nish for ple oF Even | HIMBELF TALKING. Te ccna sant that cost | “Keep it up, 1 said to him, Every strive as con! © mere } Word you say now means five minutes DECIDEDLY trifle are ENGLISH for this mur ste specifications. GENUINE ROGERS At $19.75 a bd pestre| mage Ue Regulation collars and revers, regula- brown} tion shoulders, neat length, in gray, id 50 in gray id SILVERWARE SETS i $29 Bf comfortable wel ght: all sizes $2448 ale IN WICKER as they look, Your choice of plait or regulation shoulders. Sample line of ENGLISH “BUR. “PESCOT”’ Is made ina smal! town UNDERWEAR iN Scotland y a consci- FOR MEN entious old manufacturer of underwear, We have the sole rights for the longer you stay in there, If I'd kept that chreat he'd have remained there ser then pulled his hat down d lace shoe with a felt in- t t ” % inatead of Imported Londen - Made} | BERRY” COATS—button to neck | uu Chi a4, Hy must have talked | ver nis head and walked out, declin- BOXES, $5.4 16.50 At $27.50 Topcoats, in smooth or regular collar; satin or serge |Jsale of these goods in thef sole. Just the shoe tor those whose work j fifty thousand wotds. But 1 left him|!ng to explain his plans. i ished coverts, rough} lining, gray-brown tweed effects, es > most ef require: A 4 arp K hyecial mensenger from Atbany atso Something entirely new, a homespunis, shag xy) $21.74 te $24.74 Mp Uniksc States: . Phe most (ons reculres ine to be mech on telcos “Mow it has been reported that [served en omulal notice on the Mayor Wel F neat woven wicker box lined tweeds and fine cassimeres. One.}] Ail Burberry Coats are weathers (Pest, Underwear it is possible tol Men's “KidLined” Call Bucher Shee passed him food over the transom. 1|Grensor ehave waists from99¢ for af * k ; : two and three of a kind, in selected] proof; suitable for street or moter, | Make: all-wool, and guaranteed J} gt : $3.49 didn't. [took him in rome lunch while} ‘The May 6 sent a call for tailor- abel with green, with two trays (also patterns that are new and exclusive unshrinkable; neatly trimmed in he slept. Yes, he went to $3.49 9 Men's Shoes for dress and service omni" steuecten, provasiy. (6 Ipley dssemblo at <Q, Madras up }green lined) for the silver. Both Ear eat Cttekee wt S14, Ln FeVvery particular. In white only. Wear are here in every wanted Beet or tus tracean and 0.0 oFe10C I vey rYsilver and the trays may bef] J sia75, $2475 and $2730, all silk lined: “BURBERRY” CLOTH COATS | Shirts, 4 to 42a $2.98. J shape and all desirable leathers ot hin lice 1 new Borough Pri a dinner ake pay . ‘aglan shoulders, button to neck, us ras lo iret Floer igeping “wen got in a me taney w Borough President Bee or taken out, leaving a very pretty] | WALKING Gor flaw leas yo length model: gray-brown tweds;| Additional Ie for each larger size, upto 90, Al df solid lipped in beside him. He never waked | Ue 8 ay er ys hand e ernef VOrk-basket. STICKS medium weight; English ser FOBS, LINKS nd I roped Rim up asain | The nuns of noveral candidates are » fa Pa rneh eat annie! jen handles. The right] wind cuffs, $34.74. yn gold. “Et he had only been nice when he | tAn° Shiney te. the only. Republi a RY Oroidered nM - on spss Pieces of f) J kind of cane is difficult to ob-] Square shulders, button to neck. futif RAZORS, We arcs AND OTHER * eer 26 have les bim out, But ine bn deler Data filet antique} standard ‘Wm, Rogers AA" s} length model; olive-tan tweeds; medi« complete A . 4 when he saw that and: knew (member of the Susans dalemetion, ier ' Ml lice 1 gers AA tain at moderate cost, Unless] eerie ie lined with ailke and KNIVES, line ‘ft cuts {JEWELRY [Firat Floor, | IT had been in there he dashed for | the door to get out. When he found two bsing regarded as enti-Cassidy silver, with pretty flower de- one is careful enough. Prices at) vty. / for gen-Teogs, plain and engraved buckles, SCISSORS, ETC. ‘i u i 7 = wid second Floor || signs; bright finish. Macy's run from 98¢ to $9. 89] Square raglan’ shoulders, full lengtir nen; the conv ea charm atid oval attached, eer cn se: BERD HA wae -nAalier ; . Mi y Thiet Blaor Tf ulster model: wide collar, can be bute} best. Known makes, such as Roger, | $3.14 to $20.24. “Very well, Jimmie Eagle,’ T said, ‘if 6 Tea Spoons 6 Table Spoons you can’t curb that temper of yours in there you stay, and stay he did. Along in the night he became so very obs! erous that I called a policeman to him out. I wasn't going to take any toned close at neck. In the warmth 6 Dinner Knives 1 Butter Knile TO KEEP without welg! hit material; in brown, 6 Dinner Forks 1 Sugar Speon olive-gray effects; s lined. with A stamped “Wen, Rogers & Son,” and fully CLOTHES NEW mm Men English serge ining throughout, others nteed. well as exclusive makes, on which 4 g gher. ot Flu thesaving ishigher, | [Eire et ae | VEST BUTTONS, Oe a hd per SAFETY RAZORS from. ......98¢ to $20.0uJ_ set. Wostenholm, Morley, Henckel, as UN Pigg pagves and stone set, have silk yoke sleeves; wind cuffs, $ COAT Sone wooden, some Includes the et" at 98c SCAR] NS plain and stone set, 98¢ i} chances with that Lermper of is thea, m 99c i HANGERS wire, some nickel, some heed to “Auto Strop" and "Gillette. i goods but T think ho was knocking at | a ized PIANO A padded, some." with RAZOR STROPS 39 10 $250] SHIRT § Rogar, polished and | Sho door enety this morning. {alan let | tucked front { rd hooks for trousers (some to hold four Y" |TROCKET KNIVES ©0000... .24e 10 $9.49” pearl, 1 7 to $7.67. i himign. He went away and hasn t been | rf y Tat 1 Elsewhere, $1.50 INSTRUCTION Pare) ome specially designed for fnges ied Rae POCKET SCISSORS, in all wits, 7a COLLAR BAe Ge to $1.98 each. | Teena eh Tas eins nine twin be byeglass progress $1. 9 ) Waist of fine A general assortment from 6¢ to 49¢ | glass to neck; full length model, $1.47 to $7.67 ser. ( good to him, If he doesn't come home| is a “watchword” here, = Ws 5 uaity Black Messaline, Se for 2 complete wooden shoulder which | $16.74. Do TIE CLASPS, hand engraved plain, Hi I'l have him arrested for abande nt re vary elentific 4 se - th, rever 4 holds the suit in the same position as }’——————~ ‘ pay polished . i Mie, Jennie Easie set her tips togetner | CMPloy every scientific and [Peg art cordion pleating, me: 0 C 3 when it is worn urement | TOILET AN bia Ha $7. 74, very firmly, took her ilttle eaglet by hia} practical advance known 0 |Biine covered buttons, One of ti PRELIMINARY SCHOOL. | LUNCHEON Our motor. SHAVING Nota be RA Witla wing and went on her way sclence, : best values even we have ever offered, | BB $ ANALYTICAL METHOD TROUSER STRUTCHERS, Wooten BASKETS AND ing section the Fae FOR THE MAN There is is not GLAD WELCOME FOR A COOK.) Our Oculists ave had many COMPLETE sc ee PRRs BoM 81 complete REQUISITES 32%". ™°"| wag SMOKES 2 >randim- ‘ peor years“ experienge in pospllll (ima NEW C ANDY. SCHIRMER d HAMPERS 118 60.41 soap forthe fault of the razor. There Ported from ca of La Provence Greets Jean| ind private practice. Harris LIBRARY (tor instance) ite i Baga baskere ‘and. f dyn Ne heat fs ho blame at all when one gets the | Cuba that can compare with our Matitard Like « Prodan! son. | Glasses aic_ guaranteed to |I MANUFACTURED BY _ |} BEETHOVEN sonatas, vous. 1 se oat ero aa Seon, sheer right requisites; no bleme except that | Luis Marx, which Is so great a ‘There came to La Provence of the| give you complete satisfaction. 4, ia WALTZES seeeee te WE PRINT Having. st) engrav-Jouttits tor six persons. 1 Fourth Floor | ne did not know of the acy favorite with ‘ smoke epicures.”’ French Line a short ume vefore she] Parris Glasses costs $2 or | MACY’S— p= 9 PGRN atte i ing and. printing] ‘The wicker baskets co . “Luis Marx” feom Cuba ed for Havre to-day one Jean Mai i | equalling C]| MeNDeLssonn sonics 0°77" CARDS Pt ant on the prem | boxes ker bottles (a for JSHAVIN box of 25, $6.49. |, expert pastry cook, in search of More, “BLYSIA”’ 80e kind WITHOUT WORDS 44c ises enables us to orme »), drinking rrlaues! SOAP (MACY) Decial—box of 25, $4.49, employment, The recepilon accorded elsewhere. HW execute all work of this nature in[ plates, cu saucers, knives, torks | lather thac rena iy ires--box of 100, $13.89. to Joan Maillard surprised and sed Centres of fruit. nut ra IRIEG: ALEC a CHORDS ae the shortest possible time and in and napkins. up on the Haut Rets > the oie ie os Finos-—box of 50, $6.49, him, Capt. Pontelet engaged iim on eentres 0! + Mt ¢ ne shor sible time .F nen ne oa ere vg Jeet to work. Wi y of the regue Ino! - . fhe spat for he knew Ballard of old Ps} iste © ro cream, covered with highest Hie pest. posslb nanners Lowest F For two persons, $7.49 $9.74 $17.74. Thor tittle cases, Bea stich : Wen git) a ox Tia 50), 9504. fe the manufacturer of pasiry of which wists and Opticians ade chocolate fe enti haly Jc jossible price of course— "For three persons, $11.74 $24.74, SHAVING CAKE In opal lass jars. JCanieiias box of 5 i Pontelet escorted Jean Malllant to the 27 WestS4thSt., bet, Othand6th Av is sd We print 109 best quality cards from $26, kK ne ea jar fectos § uper ba box of 25, 4, $3. 49, i voak's uiartera, immediately Jean bre G4 West east, near Lenox Ave TE ange NEW “ VICTOR” RECORDS plate, for G9} (ror six persons, $22.74 $29.74 $39.74 i ; aes eee 1 Bs Secs * gon the preparation of a masterpiece jolumbus Ave,, 8lst and 82nd Sta, len teli iid is nase pment $74.75. a ertecto Roya’ OX Of 25 for dinner to-night. The reason n %6 Nassau near John St. Plate and SO cards, na on toe a D teina Victoria—box of 50, . Maillard was so welcome wus because P ith abe OUT TO-DAY script type; best workman= A few specials now offered in wicker SAVING BRUSHES | aie [sa tte sues mK Sago $4.96. ) a Provence had no pastry cook until 1000 Broadway, near Willp by, Bie pound | A complete steck of “Victor” Records and ship and material............ 89: baskets and hampers; quantity Jierrule, and long whi 128, 82" Victorias—box of 56, $3.96, y fow cooks owing to a strike at ee See Be Rs, Machines, LH Hawes tees!) “Sea Taeeay eileen a limited surely fasten Camelias—box of 50,’ $3.39, favre, | SOT Brogd St, near Hahne's, Newark 1