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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDHZBDA, 22, 1011.
in
SOCIALIST WRITER
whip rppiikp
HISWIPELEFIHINI
,urland Took Poison as They
Boarded Train Together
in Boston.
SKIED TO WIN HER BACK
MYO
HAS GIV
F SPORT
O'NHll Th- nfort 1 now cmirtiirfwl ,
In n ord-viv. iMMM nv -nil thr- ;
non "r h m pit'-, mv or rif t..
f t'i pnr. tiiiiM-
iln vii of Mir r.i k
"UN ri'dni"! i'tn r i'i- pniH', M'liin-
us ni)1 Iff dCpftHlntfttt fttc now illJMrt
la lM MMf til ofTrixh'i ftf (rVWI)
i..m.iihe-t I m ijiiitc tttft .Mi 'I"
Ilia liM nl know . imi tli r--i noil
illtltm iuh noil I ill-v- vrc u 11 1 ba
nU lO POflWlMV ofcin Chut h .ft'.v l
41 rhtMt (1 cMiffht lo ittttd."
IF THE MAYOR WOULD
ONLY PRACTICE WHAT
NDIX
THE WRONG IDEA
That's What Commissioner
O'Neil Says of Governor's
Objection to Boxing.
StVooo Insurance Policy Con
tained Clause Providing
for Suicide.
T P Parmalee. a frkd of Kell 'g
iMirUnd. who Me mi MerKMIgl In llna
mn laat Sunday from the efTe-ta of
(MM swallowed In the pr.'Srnre of hit
wife on alee-ntnl oar about In star! i 0p,,i , boxing aa n t jirear-nterl con-
QaTSTIlOf Ml 'I opinion thai lnnllrwl
botUi hn prove n faslhire It not
hnrnl In hy either mr-inher of the
iiMirvelnte.l State Athletic r.mimlsalon.
Mayor llon h relleratel hl hellef
that the situation In entirely MtlafM1
tory to llM ,-ommlssti.n nnd ahoiiM he to
th rulill--. and to-iliiy Oimuilsaloner
O'Neill, thr other hlf. aasrileil that
tlie I iv has proven a ggcCSH all around
and I ml eondltlanl nre lnirovlnC every
day. Mi Prthir taslargl that ome
one. an i n. my of Ihe aport. la supplying
the Clever nor With fnlse Information rl
ganlin BfdltlOWl under the Krawley
law. Bird that Oovernor III- It now
r New York. arTPM in Ihla I It v from
i-oeon to-day nnd tfcWk dim" of Dur
1 'Og'e effecta. Mr. Parmal't- aald bur
ial commltte.l eiilckle In a fli of de
..n Itjcv over marital iro i' Vv
lMirland. bafore leivlng for rtoston
- iat week In aearrh of hla wlf.-, lived In
i farnlehnd room at No. 61 Washington
Viara. Ill effewta were taken frnni
Ijjaggj thjs afternoon by Mr Pgggaali
ll-;s C tm .MraiM-hard. pr-ipi trior of
he rooming hooaa. romplalnr.l at Po
lice Haado.ua rtrra ttit- afternoon of tha
action of Varmalee. Ialaotlvi were
aant ta Mra. Ilranohard' home and
found that Pnpmatee was aflM In the
work of ramoval by an ari!i name.)
AnMok and a writer n.irn- .l Kroff.
Thaaa man explaltied hnt lh had
liean aakad i.v VI - Durland to help
Par main, Mra. Igrlatxt. they aald, waa
With Partnalee mil re.mnied OUtatda
the houaa, hidden In a taxical'.
Aroordlnc to Mri. Rranchard amoriK
lha papr tokm away by Pavm lie
waa tetairi am tkat reached tha houj
Hattvrday nlKhl Hdl'eiio.1 to Tiurlml
It waa fruni Roaton and read:
ToTne at om-e. i:eryfhliw l all
rlerht."
Mr Hranrlnrl d''a' not renwmber
tha aljnatniV of t'-i teiofnt!). lur
Mnd Uut left for Hu-tim before It ar
rived.. It waa lenrnel ln-dat from Waahlna
ton. J. t'., thai nmliitxl hrouirl I aonie
fort of Mil aralnay hla wlfa In M irth
of llila year, bin wlieth..: the paytfl
v.'era aervetl or not la not clear. At
My role Durland withdrew the ault
In May. Then, a few weelrl axo. II
ivni annonn'-ed that Mra IniHand hid
I'roiigil a dlvone ault atuilnat har
bliatairid
pKinll Kucha, No. KB Broadway, was
Miirland lawyer Mr. Fu )ia aald to-
ay:
"I ayw Mr. Durland laat week and
t.ieo In attention to a neAatt.tn.-r
IIOKla ai.Minc that Mra. Durland had
Harted Jltorra prpreedliiKa .Mr Dui'
lit.d aaln nc had nol been aerid with
any panto and thit there waa nu dl
l itre Ft'!' prti.l :w t,( hie know le.lwe."
The Dttrlaadi wi re tnarried al Ware,
Maaa., Jun - n, I WJH. Mra. Iiuilnnd waa
the dlxorird wife of Robert Malnca,
dinned for thi m l no other reaaon.
Mr CCNltll aald thai tlie only Infnr
million he haa n cardlna; Onv. Dlx'a In-
llllUM h3 il'limd Unit the I ,C jrlalll t ore
ri Peal tha lrawli- law la the deapairhea
fr in Albany, aM that H la hla Intentl aa
I,, hiftl a talk Willi Ihl II ivernor "lib
a vl.'W o polntlni o it to the Kxe.uttve
thai hi h"a lm wrongly Informed.
rommU loner O'Nall further laolarai
Unit in- purpolai finding ut who it la
that la louring lux on limnlxed boxlnx
Mr Malll ia aakad If the i-onitnla-elou
glvai t hi Qoviraar official report!
on ihi. atataa of baglng iiodii rhe new
evati'in ind hi- e .1 1 1 1 It did not lie paid
l,r til OUght au. h ri porta would do mm h
to dkiabUM the Hovernoi a mind reaard
Inn oondll ma and Unit he Intended a ix-
geilng I ham to lis colleague! Majoi
I ilxxin.
"In my opinion, mid It l ahared Pf
Major Dixon, boxlltg aa PMifOlleil y
the Fianby l,w la pnivlna a dllthlol
iiicoigi iii avery gray and eondlttoni
are Improvlnn every day," Mid Mr.
m P
Well, He Finds Silence Is GolJen
on the Part of One of
His Appointees.
At tha conclusion of tha meeting of
the Btnklng Fund (Jommtaalun to-day the
Mayor rising from his seat, salutej the
City Chamberlain with. "Hallo, Moure,
thiy tell me you are the allent man uf
the city lovernment."
Chamberlain Moore Just nodded and
gam
"Do you find that It pays to be si
lent?" asked the Mayor.
Mr. Moore nodded and smiled attain.
' 'That's rlaht, Moore," concluded she
Mayor; "I wish we wore all UlanL"
Mr. Mom IMsttad and nodded some
more.
Aa a Christina. Gin.
We do not exploit tettimonisli si a rea
son (or buying eur Plino, but i an reler
lo thounndi o( houiehoMi where the
Brhning hn been in me for yrin. Im
proved by ueage, (utter than whrn
purtKsied. which II lufficicnt proo of
its merit.
I'ssh, er terms It desired Maub. Igfli
liailr detlKi-MrsUona St our wareeanni.
Onr FIFTH AVENDI
SdUfJ Near MUi St.. IM. Y.
RAO
i . . tr alf Mbr'
I Kill. TO Inrh titfh
bcbr'i cloth'
It
Poif i.ra:..! i
- - , j 1 irnrwj ran nr iiri
f. t. cuai, m i. 2M
m nou
...'
ofprlc
It, K. T.
1 ll.e M.t'll
uu a play'
:An.,l "Heart!
"tar, and unJler .... a n ad Uanevteys
.lalnaa elie wr
name."
..ptil a, Tin. 1 1 i In n 1 look nut a life
I auranre pollc) for 111,000, pnahl to
is wife, ileiievlme ifc' I njrlnn.l. By
the proirliloui ui Ihe pellcy It 1e Incoo
'etable for stili'lde ufMr i certain
erlod. Mrs Dtirlafis) bd" Mode ciami
lor the IU,gn at the floaton ofll ss 'f
the Equitable Assurance Hocli-ly
I'urlend took vyaunlde of potaaatum
In tha preeence of hla wife on a train
l.i tha Bolton elation, lie collaps d ut
her feel and waa ted liefore the nm
bulanue reached Urn (teller lloepltal.
A weak ago Durland HUH litleri to
: lends here In whirl he .1 Ured that
he would take his own life If he wa nut
able to win deck hla wife.
Occulists Prescriptions
accurately filled
If you have had youreyes
examined by a private prac
titioner, bring Ins prescrip
tion to us.
We will fill it and save
you money. We will accur
ately grind 'the lenses your
oculist has ordered you to
wear at the very lowest price
cons s ent with accuracy.
W e opera ' e four t horough
ly well organized factories
and assure you Perfect Fit
ting f j lasses.
HarriiClaa&eac ,t $2.00.
IM.(Xi and J5.00.
tocVvV& axvd (3rliudaarAs.
64 Knit 2Hrd St., near Fourth Ave.
17 WfitadtliSt.. bet. S httiidethAvca
f4 Wett UBtil St., i Lenox Ave.
442 ClumiiuB Ave, r aMafM St.
?G Nauaau St., mar John St.
70(19 Brn idwajr, m nr Willo'by, BWyn
Fulton St., opp, A. &. S., Ukl ii
697 Bmnd St.. ncarHahnr 'i. Newtiik
Rtgitlrrrii grVkJ
e i i i ran
l ruat .ii urn
.fu6(iAed
iRlury
i
tl
1
n
75
Scalloped Damask
Cloths, Napkins, etc,
WV urut our patrons to do their Christmas
ihoppinn at tha farlitst possible date.
In a luiutilu! selection ol patterns and in qual
ities ranging from a medium grade of heavy duuble
Lptmask to the very finest made.
Round Cloths, 72 inch diameter, 84.75 to
10.50. HI inch dian i ter, lo.SO to U.50. 90 inch
diameter. $10.00 to ls.oO.
Dinner Napkins to match, 57.50 to 20.00 doz.
Scalloped Damatik Tray C.lotha, :m
and SI. 00 each.
Hemstitched Damask Tea Sets
.o x ih inch Cloth apd 1 dozen 15 x 15 Napkins,
14.50 to lO.ixi a set. 45 Ji 45 inch Cloth and 1
dozen 15 x 15 Napkins, 85.50 to 12.00 a set.
54 x 54 inch Cloth and 1 dnzen r5-xl5 Napkins,
S6.50 to 14.00 a set
H. S. Damask Tea Napkins, comprising
ipward of fifty different desigrs Prices J&2.75 to
U.50 per dozen.
Tea Cloths, .v x M inch square. 81.00, 1.2S,
150. 2.oo, 2.50, $.00 each. 45 x 45 inch Square,
$1.75. 2.o, 2.50, .3.00. 3,50, 4.00 each. 54 x 54 inc'i
Square, $2.50. 3.00. 3.50. 4.25, 5.50, 7.00 each.
Carving Cloths, .75.81.00, 1.25. 2.00 and 2.50.
James McCutcheon & Co.,
5th Ave. & 34th St. ..vaTAltoru
rffrdrdrfJrrlrJfj
jjlbaJfedrrfeJ
1
1
i
i
Stem ; Brotlhers
direct attention to their choice selections of
Women's Neckwear
comprWnR new and desirable effects in Side Frills, Jahots,
Shawl, Sailor, Claudine and Stock Collars, Collar and Cuff Sets
of Venetian, Irish Crochet, Rose and Duchesse Point and Car-
rkknucrota Laces, also Chiffon and Crepe de Chine Scarfs in
attractive colorings and combinations.
FOR TO-MORROW, AT VERY LOW PRICES
JABOTS, of Net, in the new cascade eflects,
trimmed with Valenciennes laces, at 45c & 68c
SIDb FRILLS,
trimmed with rell Irish lace, at 95c, 1.50 & 1.85
STOCKS, of real Irish lace, at 1.25 & 1.95
(jUIMFLS, of plain shadow and tucked net,
with long sleeves, at 95c, '1.35
CHIFFON SCARFS, in floral effects, at 1.55
Allover beaded, in the most desirable colors, at 1.95
MAIN Fl OOP MAIN BUILDINQ
Leather Goods
Traveling Hags, plain and fitted with Sterling Silver, Parisian
Ivory, Ni:kel and Ebony Toilet Accessories.
Hor the Motorist Limousine Cases, Motor and Shopping Bags.
Specially of interest to Men are Cigar, Cigarette, Card and Letter
Cases, plain and mounted.
Tourist, Dressing, Glove, Handkerchief, Veil and Tie Cases, In
soft rich leathers, made in various colors.
Sewing Baskets, Jewel Boxes and Hand Tooled Stationery Racks,
Portfolios and Desk Fittings.
Values Extraordinary for To-morrow, Thursday,
HAND BAGS OF ENGLISH MOROCCO, gilt
frame, cordelier handles, fitted with purse, mirror,
powder box and vinaigrettes, also of
MOCHA AND PIN SEAL, gilt and covered frame,
cordelier handles, fitted with purse, Value $6.00,
4.75
Art Embroideries
Chinese and Russian Embroidered Articles, Sewing Stands and
J Straw Work Baskets, satin-lined; Tapestry Picture Frames,
Scrap baskets and a large variety of Cretonne Novelties.
TO-MORROW, A SPECIAL SALE OF
SCRAP BASKETS, of Tatxstry,
French Gilt and Cretonne, at L65, 2.75, 5.00
CANDLESTICKS, French Gilt at '1.35, 2.00, 2.50
And in addition have made Great Reductions in
HAND EMBROIDERED
SCARFS AND SQUARES, at 45c, 7Sc, '1.50, 1.95
Formerly 65c, $1.15, 2.25 and 2.65
irders for Stamping received in our enlarged
Art Needlework Department.
lit; U ILOOR ' NEW BUILDING
Decorated Chin a ware
Large assortments are shown of Rich English and Limoges China
Plates In Dinner, Entree and Bread and Butter sizes, for serving
Fish, Fruit and Desserts.
FOR TO-MORROW, A RECENT IMPORTATION OF
Decorated Limoges China
Bread and Butter Plates, Doz. 2.00, 5.85
Formerly S3.00 and 9.50 Dozen
Entree Plates, Doz. 4.50, 6.50
Formerly r co and 12.50 Dozen
Dinner Plates, Doz. 6:50, 10.00
Pormerlj . 9.50 and i5.oo Dozen
Tea Clips and Saucers, Doz. $4.50, 15.00
Formerly 06.00 and 27.00 Dozen
Bouillon Cups and Saucers, Doz. '5.00, 15.00
Formerly S7.00 and 2.5.00 Dozen ,
Brilliant Cut Class
1
Highest grade and most artistic designs, in unusual variety, in
cluding Compots, Salad Bowls, Water and Claret Pitchers,
Flower Pots, Vases and Centrepieces, Jewel Boxes, Sugar Howls,
Cream Pitchers, Dec?nter5. Telerv Trays, Nappies and Can-delabras.
At 33
THIRD FLOOR
I al Values
MAIN BUILDING
West 23d and 22d Streets
Lord & Taylor
Foundtd 1 8 26
SILKS
We carry in regular stock
Over On T 11 and Shade o'
Chiffon, Chiffon Cloths, etc.
at Moderate Prices.
Special Values for Thursday
42 inch Black Satin Crepe )
(Slightly crinkled.) $I3&
Heretofore ft.OO cr yard, at)
30-inch
Black Teau-de-Sourie
Regular $i. quality; at, pc
0,000 yards double w dth
Crepe Meteor
In the choicest evening and street shades ;
also white, ivory ami Mark.
Hegulariy per yard, at.
yard
68c
$1.58
Imported Broadcloths
1800 yards 54 inch Satin finish Black Broadcloth,
sponged and shrunk. Formerly $3.25
$1.88 per yard
Also
Diagonal Serges
nd Muck. j8c
Value $1.50 per yard, at)
Soft Finish Diagonal Serges
la colors
Special Values offered in
Stlkj Wool and Chtffon
Waists
Tailored Messaline Waist
TUCKED MESSALINE MODEL with fine side pleat
ed jabot; long sleeves. Black, navy, brown and gray.
$4. 05 Vahw ?o.oo.
Wool Challie Waists
White ground, colored stripes.
$2.05 Value $4.00.
Dressy Models
CHIFFON CLOTH OVER FILET LACE with fine
pleated jabot of net and net at collar and cuffs.
$10. 75 Value $10.75.
BRUSSELS NET Oil CHIFFON CLOTH with double
lining of net and nicssuliuc; trimmed with Vcuise lace;
shadow lace ut collur.
$12. 75 Value $19.00.
IVomen's & Misses' Sweaters
In various weaves, combinations and self color.
$2.95 $3-5, $4-95, $6.50, $750
Broadway It 20th St.: 5th Ave.; 19th S .
r tfiitt rm(t(itn t
12 ST STREET-WBsaBT
E40CH
a.,Bsi saHaa.
Between Lena. 7QiAvc.-
Why Shop Downtown? aJfiSlli
If we are underquoted, ask us to give you your money paiic.
FlfthV
VFloor
Tovland Is Open
Tk. littV. II im .n..rl Fu... Available Inch of sell-
111 111 ! liaillNVIIIIVyi eWTWiy e sjayasaasBB
tng goace on tha fifth floor has been loaded down with thousands
ol TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES. Bring fhe children to sec the
wonderful new playthings that Santa Claus has constructed since
fast YuieUde. Come as early as vo can: come as often as you
like.
waw Tailor-Made Suits
Ai 1 Off Narked
Al yr prices
The greatest monev-sa vine event in New York. An Immense
collection of this season's models? choicest materials; newest
colors and black at exactly H OFF OUR WELL-KNOWN
LUW PRICES. These arc examplcgt
Wire Now Wire Now
I15.00 7.50 1 25.00 12.50
fl7.75 8.88 128.50 " 14.25
119.75 9.88 f 29.50 1 4.75
f 2.5. 50 1 1.75 $33.50 16.75
None C. 0 D. None Credited.
W,.e Mill: 4- 1 Off Marked
11CW milllllCr y U ;2 Prices
Remember, all fresh and up-to-date models. Many of these
Hats have not been In our show rooms longer than I or 2 weeks.
Were
$10.00
Were
$5.98
Were
$2.49
Trimmed Dress Hats,
Trimmed Tailored Hats,
Wetrt now
$4.08 2.49
Were now
$3.98 1.99
Untrimmed Hats,
None C. 0. D.
NOW
7.50
NOW
3.49
NOW
2.49
NOW
2.49
Wrr.
$15.00
Were
$0.98
Witt
$2.98
Wr
$2.98
None Credited.
Wars
$1.75
5?00
NOW
2.99
HOW
1.24
NOW
88c
Women's Neckwear: Little Prices
I tABOTS ot tine hji:tf; trimmed with real Irish lace; reg. fl.50; each... 1-00
I WHITb CHIPFUN SCAKFS with pastel colorings; 2 yds. long; reg. M M, Oc
r aw an i:fr m s f ilia riiisic. cniDruiuwfui ick. wi MMhiii
Aofc Fur Coats, Scarfs, Muffs
The Koch Guarantee Stands Back of Every Sale
To-Morrow's Prices Greatly Below the Regular
FRENCH SEAL COATS with shiwl
collar W.WI
NEAR SEAL COATS with shawl col
Iar
.ea.oo
CARACUL COATS deep roll''1?0":
Iar au.uu
PERSIAN PAW SETS 8-
AMERICAN WHITE SETS ..18.00
NtAK SEAL COATS full length.
59.00
PONY SKIN COATS full length. 42 50
PONY SKIN COATE full length. S3.50
NATURAL RACCOON SCARFS. 10-50
NATURAL RACCOON SCARFS. 13.50
SKUNK RACCOON SCARFS 13.00
SKUNK RACCOON MUFFS 18.00
Black and Colored Dress Goods (sd)
its and 'clack
54-INCH ALL WOOL DIAGONALS colois and click i Keg. l
54-INCH BEDFORD COb SUITINGS I & $1.25
54-INCH ALL WOOL BLACK CHEVIOTS t TOr
54-INCH ALL WOOL HOPMCK1NGS " O-
54-INCH POLO CLOTH In gray, tan, navy, cream and black; regularly g
a. no a aa '
l.7o anu eeiM
Royal Wilton Rugs fiSffi.
W- m - ee' eAVWWIUta-1
This offering uk u.les an excellent assortment uf the newest designs and
color-effects. Every price a revelation in value-giving.
Mie 4.6x7.6: n no 6x J(t.; CA 8.3x10 6; ,. 9x1Jft. -Cft
reg 12 50... 7'0 reg 2t.0O. W.aw reg. J0.0O.aV?f J , reg. 33.00. o.w
Lace Curtains l3 Off
The end of an extremely busy season f nds us with a large accumulation
of odd lots, which we have marked regardless of original prices, and ALL ONE
THIRD LESS THAN FORMERLY. The season's latest designs In Irish Point and
Scotch Lace Curtains will be found, In TWO, THREE and FOUR PAIRS ol I
pattern. Some slightly soiiea, dui an peneci in every particular, eariy-
;omers will cenetii immensely.
Women's Silk Petticoats, 2,85
Of heaw Quality black messaline; deep plaited flounce; finished with col
ored silk ruffle and black fr:nge. Also another good style In coronation,
American beauty, king's blue, emeraia ana oiuer pretty snaaes, iringe to match.
Silks Were Never Lower
FANCY SILKS 27 Inches wldt in stripes and checkij a quality sold
elsewhere at Jl.oo; mursoay.....
BLACK SATIN PRINCESS imported; one yard wide; soft, shimmering,
long-wearing; made Py notea rrencn manuiacturer; reg. gt.jo; yard..
COLORED MESSALINE all pure silk; t8tt Inches wide; street and evi-ahiriei-.
il.o white, cream and black; regularly 59ci yard
PRINTED FOULARDS all silk; 23 Inches wide; most desirable colorings
and designs; a quality that has been selling at 89c to $1.00; per vard. .
COTTON BACK SATIN 24 Inches wide; suitable for lining or pillow
tops; In all the wanted co:ors; yara
49c
1.09
39c
55c
75c
71
OlaCa
furniture Without Deposits
lurt Uatavftl la tbU wanner h Mftl protrfl MtUf4 tor to th bu er. Our luvibotf
tc ulvvuj ttt ulrittr our imlrun.
CALL AND MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS
. . . . V.. -k Vm. Im. I.lun.l ., .......... I .
uar lerms spina i. .-.rw .... --
3Huuuu I A tkuuius I A UiMiiue I A Uuuuie I C wuiu. kiieri meats
lurui.lird " uraulieg I 'I mu.-lnl I ii r ii i. h nl I I unit. hea I t urDl.hedee
w p.v $1 A WEEK OPENS AIM ACCOUNT
Frtight. 1 Won fir OUR NEW CATALuOUE. Mailed Fni
Mahogany Dining
Koom Furniture
200
Sewing
Machine!
on Credit
China Closet In maliOK- Mshoeany Dlnlni Chnir;
i ii I n e r
AIHK Sale of Silverware
Thuraday, Friday and Saturday Will Find Thig Department Doing
.. r. sa... T, Ul... Tl. 17-11 i
tne otggeav uuwiaa j auk i uuuwmg
Values Tell Why:
TEA SETS quadruple plate; 4 pes
reg. 00 8 98
COFFEE SETS quadruple plate; 3
pes.; beautltuliy engraven; res
i.50 498
CASSEROLE DISHES quadruple plate;
pierced designs; reg. 4.50 3.39
SANDWICH PLATES - engraved de
signs; reg. 2 50 and 13..1.T5, 2.B0
BAKING DISHES - quadruple plate;
pottery lined; reg. hj.ju sj.iu
SERVING TRAYS beaded edge; 10 and
, la. ree. 13 and 14... 2.23, 3.8B
I NUT OR BERRY BOWLS pierced de-
. j v 9. O.h
signs; reg. r.
BREAD TRAYS beautifully engraved
desiuns; reg. z so "
CRUMB SETS beautifully eninvert
designs; reg. 12.50 1.T5
FERN DISHES - pierced designs; reg.
2.75 ...1.7
MAYONNAISE BOWL AND TRAY
silver.or golitlined; reg. ft 75 1.25
INDIVIDUAL CASTORS-2 and 3 bot
tles; reg. $1.25 and $1.50 . 85c 1.00
NUT PICKS AND CRACK-s;t' of is
picks and crack; reg. 75c. 49
SALT AND PEPPER BOTTLES Iter
ling silver top; reg. 75a 40,
SALT AND PEPPER BOTTLES-s lv ,
plated tops-, reg. 25c each; pair Me
BREAD TRAYS. SANDWICH PLATE'S
FERN DISHES, BON BUN DISHES
MUSTARD JARS, SYKUP JJJQS
SPOON TRAYS and CNDI K-ST1CKS-,
reg. $1.50 to $2.50 . 98.-
arn ae-l OTU Ai:V I I IIU Aft I H Si'I" r syaai
3U"iJa; o i ii nrJiiiwKi vm iw i n h iiNTii.nr.M.
IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED
A WORLD "WANT AD." WILL GO AND GET IT.
Knives. Forks. Spoons
i . m an .
1 EASPOONS set ot - reg. c...c
TABLESPOONS set of 6; reg. $1.25,
05c
TABLE FORKS set of 6; reg. $1.25, 86c
TABLE KNIVES set of 6; reg. $1.25,
95c
FRUIT KNIVES set of 6; reg. ft. 89c
COFFEE SPOONS set of 6; reg. 65c,
49c
SPOONS Set 6, reg
IB.
I ORANGE
BUTTER SPREADERS set of 6; reg.
St. 50 1.05
Rogers'
A 1 0,,.l,t
OYSTER FORKS set of 6; reg. $1.25
nriu . . 05C
i--m L-auLts reg. 50c; each
GRAVY LADLES reg. 50c; each
PIE SERVERS reg. $i.25 each.
COLD MEAT FORKS reg. 50c
JELLY SERVERS reg. 50C each
LEMON FORKS reg, 39c, e-.j,.
SUGAk SPOONS rer. a$ci each
R1ITTFR l-NIVPC ... u
I ..... j -jl; nca
SOUP LADLES rig. $1.50; each.
39c
95c
each.
aec
39c
86c
18c
9c
95c

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