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I Men's Half Hose.
L Brillinnt Lisle, Itoninn
ff Stripes, now colors,
35 cents per pair,
W 8a. OO per half dozen ;
Si Vatiie SO mid null per lr.
m Iamlles' Silk Stochlngs.
l Richelieu itibbed, white,
p cream, pearl, baby blue,
jr pluh, lavender, red, grey,
w tan and black,
OS cents per pair j
Villas atl.TB
James McCreery& Co.,
Twenty-third Street.
I
1 Sjomtttts jSmnutu Wnitttt..
2
1 7
f THE SUN
; Harlem Branch
f 119 WEST 125TH STREET
2. l jour lervant a good oook T
. If not,
p Call her attention to thli opportunity.
ft TMi coupon entitle. & well-recommended
D Tant to one fre lesson at
I MRS. L. SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL,
& 853 dill av., where all branches o( cooking are
taught oy Mrs. U l.emcke.
UIA1UIERMAID3. young competent coon, Prot-
. j estant coots, laundresses who do chatnborv. ork,
m first class waltreasra, ;uung waltreaaea who do
ri ohamberrrork, trench lady's maids, English, alio
3 jrrench nurses, conks who wssh and Iron, kltatian
It maids, housevrorkers, butlers, second and third men.
,JS. Mrs. I,. SEBLY, 03Weat32d St., tenants' entrance
'j. 808 Bill T,
COMPETENT chambermaid who will aaalst with
fc J children; famllj living In Larchmont; wages 918
to (80; Terr best references required.
Mrs. L. BEELY, 358 fltb ar.
fr 171RST CLASS laundress to take tbe wuahlng of
fc X small private family; must have urst'Class place
e, for drying; best references required.
1 Mrs. L. SEKLY. 853 8th av.
Js InEN'CII maid for young girl 10 years old; wages
$ X (25; best references required.
S Mrs. L. SEELY. 888 Olh ar.
p VjUllSE For child one year old: wages girt; fAtnlly
It XI living In Knglewoodt best references required.
f, Mrs. L. sriELV. 388 Ulh r.
v CWF.P18H chambermaid for small family In New
& Q York; best references required,
r Mrs. I.. BEELY. 888 Bth ar.
t CJWEDISH parlormaid, (SO, for three In family 1
'St D Tery best references required.
ft Jlrs. L. 8EELY, 332 8th nv.
jf 5nmfl 2nalfjs sntcunnicjj. at.
1 i. "DLACKSMITH and wood worker wanted. Apply
Kf- JD until Monday at 300 Jackson ay.. Long Island City.
KB TJLANK BOOK FINISHER wanted. Apply after 8
lj JJA. M.41 Broad at.
fijr rAPANN'EH wanted. Apply after b o'clock, 023
I JK iMVest Buth st.
Iff, CTEREOTYPERS. Reliable man to take charge.
V3 P GERMAN 11EHOLU. 2i and 2 North William st.
ti tVASTED "FourdTlnIerw7foweai'rii. BUCHANAN
V it BOLT WIRE CO., Ilolyoke, Mais.
It Wantefl gnaltjJ isftUautoufl.
ItTg A MEHICAN BOY about 15 years oTage, who lives
i rfX with his parents, wanted for office and general
n&, store work In a downtown store; salary snull. Ad
'& dress, with references. A., box Uu bun omco.
If ggirpt-ffiln giclp t mixlts.
Im A YOCNO LADY stenograohor and typewriter
1 U- desires a position; can rurnlfb best of reference,
r Address X. Y. Z., I101 HI Sun ofllee.
7 OUPUTENT young woman ad first cIaas laundress,
itr J willing todochamberwork, Inprlvatefamlly; city
IE; references. M. S., box 031 Sun uptown ofUi.e, 1205
1 Broadway.
M i tOOK. Competent young woman as good family
;gL V cook; willing to assLtwltu washing In private
8 family: city references. ud H'cst 00th at., care
,fi Heynolds.
W tHAMBEKMAID. Tall, neat young woman ai
IK Vy charalrmald or parlormaid In private family;
, Bf rafercnoes. O. M., box bta bun uptown office, 1803
jft Broadway.
; tOOK. Flrst-claAs cooki understands all kinds of
tlff wcookiog, In private faiutly; best references. A. L.,
V. box 008 Sun uptown ofllee, 1203 Broadway.
S CURST'CLASB chombormutd or parformald; ueat,
W X willing and obllKlng: good apearauce; best city
r references. M. II., box 001 bun uptown onlce, 1203
IjT Broadway.
T AUNDRE88. Excellent laundress; understands
.K -t-J her work thoroughly; wagex $xS; best city refer-
i. bees; Protestant. C. M., box 004 bun uptown oQlce,
lift- 1888 Broadway.
'IS, 1 AUNDnEMTEicellent shirt, collar, and curtlron-
Jit -a-i er; willing and neat; flrU'Class city referLUces.
BB 888 East 30th at., care Uonuolly.
lfi tt AID. Thoroughly competent young woman as
w -LIA lady's maid; wllllug, nent, and obliging; best
0;' city rererenoes. N. D., box 01U Sun uptown ollko,
I860 Broadway.
3w TJUIISE. Thoroughly competent young woman as
k -Lv nurse to children or maid tulady; good Ream-
V itrtu; speaks Freuch-.ilty referrntes. CK, box 022
J" ' ' Bun uptown ofllee, 1200 llroalway.
5; ftJKAT young woman us good faintly cookTn"rri
J.1 vita family, wllllug to a.alit lib was'ilug, ref.
jf ejrancea. M. a, box 00U bun uptown ofllee, 1203
'M Broadway.
flf "VTUIISE Truitnorlhy nurso to small cTilldrenfcan
W. -LI take entire charge of Inrontt willing and obllg
m Ingi ben oily references. lu Kail luih st , care
'Bt tufty.
E VTIEAT young woman as gH)d family rook andlniin
tC( li dress In private family; lust refneuces. A. Mel..
IS" box 08 j Bun uptown ofllee, 1203 Broadway.
fe. "fcTEAT. willing young woman as first class cbauTlier-
m J.v maids willing to asslat butler or In laundry; beat
R dty reference!. 400 1st av.. care Curttu.
SITUATION wanted by a young man at auvthlng;
palntirby trade; staad, sober, and Intluatrlous.
W Address W. CO.N.N01J.Y. li3 cuinbrldgo av . J. a
K fPlIOROUCJIILY competent womuu as chalnler
JK a.mald and waitress; good seaiuatress; willing and
W! obliging best referencea. J. L., box 818 bun un
it town office, 1203 Broadway.
!I2 nPIXOROUOnLY competent young woman as first
m A- class parlormaid or cbamberimild In private
r family; best raferenoea. . 1., box 03d Sun uptown
office, 1SB0 Broadway,
, 'pRUBTWORTHY nurse to lnfalitTcan takeTntire
JB -L oharge of Infant; unnerstamls Imttle feoillDg, best
'S references. 817 West 33th st , care Mahvr.
1 jf flTAITRESa. WellTooommemled joun woman T
rjc ' waitress or chambermaid In ainall private
tit family; satlsfaemry city rrferiiuces. It. L., box 000
& Bun uptown office. 1203 Broadway.
WAlTREhS Urat claaa w'iiltreasi uuduratatids
. carving, wlnea, salsda, ftr , willing ami ubllg-
J. Ing; refe vnces. M. H , box 024 bun Upton u orflce.
ft 1808 Broadway,
W "TXTEIX-ltECOMMKNliEI) yoiing" wonfan'cFam'.
W 11 bermald and nalireas In private family; city
5 references. M, O'N., box 030 Sun uptown oBlce.
!- XI80 Broadway,
,E A CCOUNTAXT and'bootkeeper, whoso tlmin7riot
IK -x fully employed, seeks one other aceount to louk
rf often wages small, referemea gilt clge. Address II.
fWi A. II.. box l.HMin onice.
W 1u0l.lll.Dl.l.s A joung man nnn'ts rosltlonTni.
6 JJ bindery who la able to do all Umliof uork In a
K lilndery and uaeful around luaihlnery; cliy or
E country. F , box lh'Jbun uplooiiorttie, unsu'way.
: 'nOY desires pisltlmi, can furnlsii ri rerem e from
ll J.laatmilo)rr. A II .' , log J bun oRlia.
M q'RAVEI.I.INO HAI.ESMA.NJoiig I xreHe"nTeT7iTen.
Si A sue iicuuaiulanin Middle au I Sorlhi ru Hlaua,
.m ftrsl-claas ablllly, good tiablls, ixc. Unit refi'ienuia,
!Brr aeatrealliierordeiiHrtinentatore ilrug.Jewelry.orata.
'M tlonery trade. Address UAUUAiif lm 17": Sun ofllee.
jt rANTED-By a joung mill liOl a poaltlon In a
!? " tliercunllb or banking h. uaei Ju.t 1 imiielel a
f. buslneaaaud sleuograpblu course; goinl penman ami
'Bt lypewrlierandcanfurnl.il AI reference, as to char.
m jcter. to., orbonds.lf neceasary. bTUULNr. box 100
'B unufllce, '
ci CoUrfltfj ami Schools.
IK lrr Ooia stud lonug Bleu City and Csunlrr.
SACRED HERT ACADEMY.
EMietU ww bulttlnf, U"w oval, rate.. rraor.al..e.
J term If eh. 1 UroUier ALTUUM Wi. Clie.lcr. .N.Y.
IlMuvlnv atradriule.
MISS McCABE'S
ft I'anelng School, 21 Kasll7thst
; rnvau and class lessons dally; beglnuersany lima.
BilsW 5TJ1.Va.,id AUADCMV. 18Kth"s't. and Park av'
k Hi fci'fci'juSj'SI"- ilntu" (rcnJtrt)i a.parat
11 '
glmngtrntntg. magmtntg.
MANHATTAN, - aJWL -
WII.A, nrtADY r. ZIEOFELD, It .,. Proprietors and Minsgsrs
2(1 MONTH. BEST LOOATBD TIIEATItn IN HEW YOItK.
SSTRECEIPTS ASH WEDNESDAY LARGEST IN THE HISTORY OF THE THEATRE.
AXUTIIP.n OLD HOJlatsTEAll.t'-.Y. V. MOULD.
Doiivry
BKAUT1FUI.LT HET .assk fiSsila ssF
STAQK1). issbaBI asfTBs; aTssiisr aVJ
THE PLAY INDORSED BY CLERGY. PRESS AND PUBLIC.
3?ItIOID8i 300., 50o.,70o.,8LOOd3 S1.SO.
SEATS FOUR WEEKS IN ADVANCE. MATINEE TO-MORROW.
INVBra FAMOUS HAND. FATrtlOTIU tOftCIKIIT, BI1.VIIAV. .1IAIICH O.
!fII:TKOBOlalTAK ?,SuSS.
1MEXT SUWDAY 1IGHT
Monster Benefit to the Families or the Sailors Who
Lost Their Lives on the
U.S. BATTLESHIP MAINE.
Ulven under the auspices of
Tho Morning Telegraph.
A partial Hat of the artists who have volunteered to
take part In the benefit!
Edna Wallace Hopper, Delia Fox,
Camilla H'Arvllle, Bertha Waltslnger,
De Wolf Hopper, Dorothy Morton,
May Irwin, Primrose & West,
Reginald De Itov.n, W, 11. Crane.
Robert Milliard, Walter Jones,
Wlltou Laekaysj, Lee Harrison.
Merrl Osborne, Alexander Clark,
Josephine Hall, Louis Wesley,
Hilda Clark, Imogen. Comer,
Joseph O'llara, Dorothy Usn.r,
Jerome Bykes, Richard Carroll,
Frank Celll, Verona Jar beau.
All the attraction, from Koster ft Rial's; all th. at
tractions from Kelth'si all the attractions from Proc
tor's; the Castle Square Opera Co., the combined eho
ruaesof "The Wedding Day" Opera Co. i the Casino,
"The Telephone Olrl" Co.; the Dn Wolf Horper"El
Capltan" Opera Co , "A Normandy Wedding' Opera
Co , and "The Highwayman" Opera Co , the com
bined orchestra. Of all tbe city theatres, the Seventh
Regiment Band.
Regular Prices Prevail.
ORCHESTRA ADMISSION .... 81. o
ORCHESTRA RESERVED .... 8-i.OO
BOXES 1S, $20, and (80
BALCONY and QALLBRY. ..'... 00c. nud 730.
1 4TH WTItl'.KT TllltATHr. near 0th ar,
Nights, 8:10; Matinees Wed. and Sat.
Reserved On'hestra Clrote or Balcony, aor.
I.A-IT two wttrtltr. of
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT.
"Sweetest singer ou the stage."
POSITIVELY LA8T TIMES OV
HWKBT lM.I'lllll.
nEAR OLCOTT'S NEW SONOB.
WALDORF-ASTORIA.
Beatrice Herford
IN HEU ORIGINAL MONOLOGUES.
Monday Morning, March 7, at 11:15.
TICKl.TS 81.0O, AT TYSON'S, WALDORP-A&TORIA.
GARRICK THEATM.lt8'J0e"rS,f:t0:
Hojt & MoKee, 1hhpb I CharltB Frobnmn, Manager.
MATINEES VEDNKtAY ANP SATURDAY.
MISS MAUDE ADAMS,
DIRECTION OF CHAHLE3 KHOUMAN. '
In J, M narrlr Orat Cnmelr.
THE LITTLE MINISTER.
KNICKERBOCKER .'&.
WM. II.
IT) A iJ"T? EYQS.. 8'30. MATS. WED. ft SAT.
Vlliljlj .Til CROWDED WEEK.
A VIRGINIA COURTSHIP,
NEST WEEK "1ST SPECIAL." WED. MAT.
EMPIRE THEATRE. u ffi. $ia.
CHARLES FROHMAN Manager
AOTMRIl KVII'lltr. HI t C IWS. " . V. HV.
MATINEFS WKDNEhDAY AND SATURDAY.
EMPIRE THEATRE C0A1PANY,
Prpaentlnic Pnnl Potter Ofrat PtT,
THE CONQUERORS.
uniiiiin.tr Corner .
TIIKATItE. .1st St. . jr '
MAT. .gWi--
itiC HlMii-- Inaugura
TT fi &ii Matinee Mualcalcj
2 --" March 1 , 8 00 P. M. SA YE. Sobrlno,
Mrs. Bloodgood, Pr's 25, 00c. tl. Seats ready.
At' A D e v" o jTMl'R I C. I4th st. "STrvlngplac.
See the Great Diving Soene In
"THE WHITE HEATHER."
Mats. Wed. and Sat . 2. Eve .8113.
Sunday evrnlng. at 8:!I0, LENTEN LECTURES.
"The Story of Jesus," by Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr.
THE PASSION PLAY,
Illustrated on the Klnopttkon.
Mini mj TuT.Wek, ANNA lltUM.
Hunl PlVl The New Comedy, " A Oay Deceiver"
liniiut.111 anij tn() rjramatio Sensation.
Opera Hoilae. THE CAT AND THE CHERUB.
Next Week (Seat Sale now In progress),
LILLIAN HINSKLI,.
DULL. A FOX.
Jt'.rr D'tMCELU
tub wnnrme pay.
stTTmicholas
0OT11 bT . NEAR I Ol.lMBUS AV.
HOCKEY MATCH.
TO-MORROW NIunT AT 8:15 O'CLOCK.
NEW JERSEY A. C. VS.jCOLUMBIA UN1VERSITT.
PROCTOR'S 1!y?iSS
sail hT. MINNIR BKMGMAN and Co.
Klrat times of "CARMEN," I.Eu.MDAb' CA18 and
DOdS, BARNEY KAIIAN In Musical Karce; A. O.
DUNCAN, Ventriloquist; SAM AND KITTY MORTON,
Daucers; Frank Cuahman, Minstrel. 40 other stars.
ITFITII' Continuous PerfoTiincei
1 Baa B U il O 80c. .tOc. Noon to 1 1 1'. M.
JOHN W HANSON K.IHAKELLK URylllURTftCO ,
MII.TON AND DOI.l.IE NOHI.FX. A MUHICAL DALE,
CAlCrilO. JESSIE COL'THOUI. NELSON AND MIL
I.KUOE. 110 lirilBKS, AND
I.HKT ".tMllATril WG SIIRRT."
WFRF R& FIELDS'-music hall, i Sunday
VTCUCrv re riUUUO ji.,, wed.ft Hat. Concert.
POUSSE CAFE fVrTimVufdaV.
KSAISii. the WAY-IIIGI1-M ALV.
Olio 8 .sliarp, nosifll Hron , Montgomery & Stone.
Fanciulli'sGrand ConwifjJtriJR
JiVt.W.". GREAT!! DIJ..6U
Ulthftl'arkave.
TirHEr, 50. si. otx
Tim 11 TT tub w olTiTu I M WAX.
IjJJ ju Hungarian Band Concerts.
Musee PSSSO PLAY
" . ,nrt "'""' Cinematograph Views.
UnVTIC THEATRE. Sitb at., near Broadway.
lall I 13 Oenlugs 8;B0. Mailne. Saturday.
Nlandlng It.oiu Onl." Herald.
8ffi; OH! SUSANNAH!
KOSTER & BIAL'S. m.',?
CHARMION JULIE MACKEY SB?,,,.
March Tlli-CIIIBOWIN, the While-Eyed Kamr,
RI.IOII .. Evenings t H;10.
f3lMJJm Mats. Wed. and Bat. 2:18.
WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.
Jiroatltiunit'a Hilarious fiufflclencj,
flPTJ fll nH'J.Thca. Uv0.HtI5. JUtFntr- tl5.
n&nHLUcfiAH. U EVANH Proprietor
Matinee a,eiie..luy and Saturday.
Sra ! A NORMANDY WEDDING.
RT?A"NT1 "I'Hl. 2U1) ST. i MAT.
UAVM1NU not fE, Bill AVE. P.M. SA'DAY.
AUIII'.SI'L'brilOb' Leaaee ft Manager
lOMUIir-I'rlliiniao NEXT WEEK
ft W e.fa Mlnatrels. UNDER THE RED HOBE.
5TH fl Tbi'atr.-. Broadway and 2Hh St.
I H HV. last TIMtS IN NEW YORK.
De Wolf Hopper i El Capltan,
Aaalsled by the great TTII IIKt.l, 114 Ml.
OTHn AtSllO, Mat Wed and Sat. dial. 15c."
.1 I fln Katot Uxtnnft O A Stevenaunln Hal. 20c.
Jinn 1 in: ' mini t. Orcn.r.oo.
Neit neek Wlllnu Lackaye, Nance O'Nell, McKea
lUiikln, ami llu.11 r tinge, In "East Lyuue,"
PaQTAP'R n)TiiTiii5
fta I JI a i:iiKiiii.vMcu.
l'JIIIII In 11 l, .11. BJrHt. 411 s.airl au rentau
John Keinoll. Iiestrlce Moreland,
W T Lurlt'ton, WoriiiHiiinl . Monkeys.
7TSAM T. JACK'S THEATRE.
tA"i-t K1IIKIIJ flll.LIHV.
?C7 BIO SHOVS EVEItYJJAY. 2 aud S.
11URTIO ft UflDI CM MUSIC Orch aud'BaL
bEAMOS'S nHni.r.111 nAi-L. Res. 20c. and OOo.
Tbe Bro.duay Burleaqusrs. headed by
lll'tllll A WW.
DICK BERNARD, ANNIE HART, and otnsrs.
Ar.deni .r lleslmi, 23D bT. ft ITuTaV.
I. hi day but on. Annual Exhibition of the
AMKKICAN WATER COLOR SOCIETY.
6 A M In 0 P. M 1 7t!10 to 10 P U Admlaalon. 0o.
MATI.NEK TO-MORROW I I UI'l. 11 1 X
t! Iki'l "" tour I'LAIIt LII'9It.'t
.niillF. Nt, Mch. 3 I rin.Telepln.il., lit,
IIIimj 1" Kvery Evening aiid Bst" Matinee.
-.rj-..'. ,E "UAHISO KARCE '
Til mi II It. I "LOslUB IIUOTIIsXIH."
COLUMBUS "VAslD at VOitaST"
sWk-rrfmrc4.V..iUMUl. """ J
I Leslie's Weekly
( Will exhibit the magnificent and wonder- )
p ful Scriptural Painting by the lata (?
? MATT MOItOAX. entitled V
I "Christ Entering Jerusalem"!
( The Largest Picture Ever Painted In Amerloa, i)
AtJUDOR DU11.DINO, 110 Fifth At. (Cor.
a) 10th St.), New York City, for two weeks, ca
Qf Admission 23 Cents. Feb. HI, 1808. e)
V t
(m Proceed of Admtuion for Seeing The fie- )
5 fur. ll'tll He Donated fo ln Burial and ((tie (
g Fund of the Press Club of Keu York Cf(v
PLKixirtE CONTINUOUS I "
Prbut, In Vnifdevlllf r
OOHA TuSLKrKTEJrL,
suialsted by LOUIS F. MASSEN (In " Drifted Ai art").
Ueo. Fuller Uoldon, Morrla' Pony CIrous, Geo. Felix
and l.ydla Barry, many others, and the
GREAT BiOCRAPH.
25 and 15c. I 50 and 2 5c.
AFTERNOONS. EVENINGS.
BCOKOARAY'a
GREAT DRAMA
: TFmr. C3Ht.AJSr :
GALEOTO.
one Hf.lt, beginning Monday night, Feb. 2S,
AT THE BERKELEY LYCEUM,
uniler the direction f in ft
CR1TEIUON INDEPENDENT TJIEATRE.
The coat Includes Sir. Ebn rijmptou, MUs Maud
Hank, acd otben.
IUierr ed beats tl.SO, no w on saltt.
AMIRBCAfi caSSco.
ALL GOOD SlXCKIll." tOULI.
OPERA IN Tfl.HIRHT NINTH
ENOL1SIL IU-niOni. WEEK.
H. M, S. PINAFORE. .if.r.i.
.i5 r. ,.. CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA.
WED. MAT. Evenings 8ll0. I Sat. Mat., 2,
2 P. M. 20c. 20c, 0UC. 70o. I 20c . 00c.
rF.B. 28 THE OYP8Y BARON."
C II 1 C II U II I A O Z IOVS'
rironrl FIITH roxcEItr
UiailU Tuea Aft., March I, at 0.
SS1 Prof. Franz Rummel
jOIICBIIS. will play the
"ui"."11 CHICKERING PIANO,
infnn Spirll I!f- '' nd ".soi .d-
H1IIUII OCIUli mi.slonooots. Now on sale at box
Conduct. r. office, Cblckerlng Hall.
RVlrlBrisilna7l I thavand"23d"At H:10;endsll.
U WialpllEtn DAMELFROIIMAN ..Manager
Las U WtsaUIWI Matlreea Thura. and Sat.. 2.
NECOVI) MONTH
The Tree of Knowledge.
... TUESDAY, 4TH AND LAST MATINEET
TUB Iltl.L'KtS AMI) TUB IIL'TI KltLV.
Monday. March 7 Illustrated Morning Lectures (O.
P. Serrlss) every morning at 11 o'clock.
.'. Tueadm. Mairoli n, at 'J "AUel.He."
PflRnrM "THEATRE'. 87th stTanTjtad v7
UHrtUt.II Evenings 8:25. .Matinee 2:15
CHARLES FROHMAN Manager
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
HENRY MILLER
In O Stuart Oi;llT,e'i Urcat Play
THE FASTER.
"TnK MASTER MADE AN EMI'HATIO SUCCESS
FOR BOTH AUTHOR AND ACTOH."-HERALD.
CAIIMCU1K HALL. i y-fcas
Ono week, beginning Mon.. fia 'r VTb JK
(Saturday matinee.) Ja. I3 rUre IU
Ell IliXHalHsr the flrat woman to'
VEUII1IIIL cross Chllcoot Pais.
147 Views. Placer Mine In FilllOieratinn.
Box oftlo now open prices 20c , 00c , 70c, It.
Dlrectlon!VICTOR THRANE.J)S Union Square. W.
W A LI. ACK'H Pvg:?U.''nM..:!neeS,"2:15.
MR. JOHN DREW,
Management CharltM Frobrnan.
ONE SURilfUaER'S DAY.
aMatln?eWtdneiday and Saturday,
imilirMiVERSiTTTI
rK MAIIClll
AT rOOPFIl 1,'MO.V. Tu.adays. 8 P. M HAMIL
TON W. M ABIE. I It. I). 1st. "A Un-at Man of
Letters." Bth, "The Education of the Hero." 10th,
"Some Hints from Nature." 22d, "Education and
Business," 2Mth. "Llteraturo as a Personal Re
source." No tickets required.
AT MKTniM'OLITAV SUN KIM Or AtlT. Sat
urdays. 11 A. M Prof. OEORQE F. COMFORT.
" Discussions In Esthctlo Criticism." No ticket, re
quired. AT AMKIlirAY Mt'SKUW OF XATt'llAL IIU
TOIIT. Saturday., 8 P. 3I.-0th. WILLIAM II.
BURR, "Soma Features of Moicrn Bridge Con
struction." 12tb, HENRY O. PROUT. "Ruent
Campaigns In the Soudan." luili. UFnituE U
MOR1SO.N, "Masonry." 20th, IIORACi: LEE. "The
Development of the steamship." Apply for tick
et, to the Secretary of Columbia University,
Winter gtoortiJ.
VIRGINIA HOnPliuI
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
U.fSOO l'KKT KliBVATION.
On Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
THE NEW HOHESTEAD.
COTTAQES AND CASINO eonatructed and furnished
throughout In accordance with the latest designs and
modern Improvement.. Most curative baths known
for rheumatism, gout, and nervous troubles. Every
bath from flowing springs of natural hot water.
Golf Links and Club House.
Jln JAvery and Mnmitfleent Mountain
Hurroutidlnift.
The sanitary condition.. Including aewerage, water,
and food supplies, have been the subject of renewed
Investigations, Dr. Hermann M, Blgirs, baoterlologlst of
New York Board of Health, having conducted the In
vestigation, and they are pronounced satisfactory.
All matters tonueoted with sanitary conditions are
examined periodically by experts.
Pullman Compartment Car New York, Philadel
phia, and Washington to Hot Springs without change.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Excursion tickets and Pullman reservations at
Cheaaoeake aud Ohio onicea, 302 and 1 U2'l Broadway,
Now York, and offices Pt-iiuaylvanla Railroad,
Mtnit MI'IIIIY, MmiMarer.
Hoi wprla... Until !'., Va.
THE HOTEL WSMDSOR,
AIMMII Cll),. J w..j
Moat modern hotel on the Atlantic coast.
Rooms eu sulto Hot and cold sea water batbs attaohed.
American aud European plana.
Orchestra. Sun baloonles, etc,
60 feet from ocean.
i. JAMI WATERS.
THE SHELBURNEi
Atlantic City, N, J., directly on the Beaoli Open
throughout tbe year: through buffet parlor car via
1'enna. R It, leaes 2Jd st. at 1:2U Deabrosses and
L'ortlandt sis. at 1.10
J D. SOUTHWICK, Manager.
THE CHALFONTE;
ATI.ANIIO CITY. N J, '
Dlrvclly on the Bncb.
Oreatly Impruved and refurnish. I, Hot and cold
aea water bathain lioii.e. BiHiklet mailed,
, I.KEDSjt 1IUZBY, Owners and Proprietors.
AVERY'S INN," ""FT
Located between Laurel House aud Lakewood riot.l.
Oimd service for u.ixlerate rates.
Ky.rBj'gy!'' F. W. AVERY, Prop'r.
Cxriiralona.
n0ihr'iir i"0 -8'm" OKOROE6fARn7sunday
Vj lab. 27, leaves Battery B o'clock Tickets 1
MAM HOLLAND.
aTr'
Astnma oatarru.
Oppression, surfooatlnn, neuralgia, eto.. enrad by
Esplos CUareltea, or Powder. PartJ, J. EaplciNrar
Tsrk, S. rODOEJiA H 00. loll br all dnilpju.
Separate Dress Skirts
OF course there's no need to spend any time in detailing- the
convenience and the advantage and the usefulness,
tin fact the " indispensableness,"
of the separate dress skirt,
both as a feature and as an
adjunct of the wardrobe. In
connection with the ever-present
shirt waist, every woman
knows that a separate skirt is
often equal to one or two en
Granting their usefulness, let
us talk about their kinds and
prices here. As to kinds, first,
we think we can suit you,
whatever your fancy. Here are
tailor-made skirts, of plain, sub
stantial, serviceable materials for
walking, or more elaborate ones
for indoor wear, or still more
elaborate ones for effective after
noon dress, up to the rich and elegant "costume skirts " at $40,
$SQ and $60 each. , , ,
These are all new goods with all the new touches and fan
cies, and they're exclusive.
Another Thousand Pairs
The shelves of the Emergency Shoe Store, devoted to the
selling of the $. $0 and $4 shoes for
One Dollar and Ninety Cents,
have been re-inforced this morning 'by another thousand pairs,
a re-inforcement badly needed.
Unless you wear a rather smaller or somewhat larger shoe
than the regular run of humanity, you will probably find nothing
left now but $hS0 values, but plenty of those. Some fortunates
may be fitted with $4.50, $?, and even $6 shoes.
Men who wear size seven are particularly well favored by
this opportunity, but the bulk are of $3.50 and $4 kinds,
stylish and recent shapes in box calf and waxed calf winter
soled shoes.
A Dollar and Ninety Cents a pair, whatever the regular
value.
Women's pSPf;
. . n fashionable
Spring Top-Coats. Spring Jackets
that have been in the store but a few
hours. In all the popular materials,
beautifully silk-lined and carefully
finished. You'll soon find your winter
coat burdensome. These attractive
new medium weights will prove a
welcome change. Prices from $10 to
$30.
At 15 Of Covert Cloth; fly front, coat
collar and back with lapped seams; two
hip and two cash pockets ; striped taffeta
lining:.
At H8 Of Castor Kersey Cloth; double
breasted fly front; entire coat edged
with black soutache braid; back seams
finished with braid; lined with striped
taffeta.
At $20 Of Whipcord; fly front, full velvet
collar and coat back; finished with cord
ing of same material ; lined throughout
with plain taffeta.
At 23.50 Of imported Covert Cloth;
fly front, back seams with inverted folds
of same material, double stitched; entire
coat finished with 8 rows of stitching ;
lined with plain taffeta silk.
Second floor.
Stylish Reefers The one you
for Little Women. J l
so large and varied that whatever
your taste you'll find we have antici
pated it. Dependable garments, all
of them, whether of the inexpensive
kind or those higher priced.
At $1,50 Reefer with Empire front and
back; deep sailor collar, trimmed with
white braid; cardinal or navy blue; 2 and
3 years.
At S3 Of mixed materials with large collar,
cuffs and belt of solid color; effectively
trimmed with braid; 2 to A years.
At 3.2S Of pique; with Empire back, box
front; large collar trimmed with Swiss
embroidery and white braid.
At I5-50 Of fine ladies' cloth, cardinal and
blue; collar, sleeves and cuffs trimmed
with black and gold braid ; 2 to 4 years.
Second floor.
AH About You'd never think how
c,nnn many kinds of soap
soaP- there were until you
ran over a stock like ours. If you
cannot find choice enough in the list
which follows, content yourself,
they're not nearly all mentioned.
Here's a soap sale, cut prices in
cleanliness. And, mind you, we don't
sell any kind which is not good. You'll
note by the prices that the qualities
are rather high. Most of the figures
are much less than the usually accepted
ones, however.
QUEEN MARY SOAPS Dy the cake.
Peau d'Espagne, 35c. Violet, 35c
Rose and Almond, 35c. Lettuce, 25c.
White Heliotrope, 40c White Lilac, 25c.
Chypre, 20c. Pine Needle, 10c.
BAYLCVS SOAPS One of the best London
makes.
Spermaceti, 40c. Violet, 25c.
Attar ol Roses, 75c. Rose. 25c.
Essence Bouquet, 48c. Cold Cream, 35c
CASTILE. SOAPS-By the bar.
Spanish Castile, 44 lbs , SOc
Pure Olive Oil Castile, white, 4 lbs , 60c
Pure Olive Oil Castile, green, 3 lbs., 19c
MISCELLANEOUS SOAPS.
Bailey's Complexion Soap, 10c
Ricksecker's Face Soap, 12c
Cosmo Buttermilk, 6c.
Stlefel's Ichthyol, 19c
Stiefel's Sublimate, 19c
Stlefel's Resorcln and Salicylic acid, 19c
Glycerine transparent, 10c. bar.
4711 Glycerine, t4c cake.
Tenth strssi.
Choosing To him who lives
Your among his books, or
Nntnrfihnav likes to visit them,
Neighbors. the shelves are cUy
the books, his neighbors.
When you build your model
" Book-town," where each division is a
district and each shelf a street, people
it with congenial folks of whose
company you'll never tire.
The members of the Fiction family
are your jolly comrades; you've a
churCh within the covers of your
theological works, a school in your
text-books, a theatre in your Shake
speare. When you invite "Ridpath" to live
in your bookcase, you've secured at
once a college, a reference library, a his
torical society and a lecture hall with
stereopticon all combined in one
building that's bound to be one of
the most important edifices in the com
munity. You can invest at once occupy im
mediatelyand pay on the installment
plan like a building loan.
Upon payment of One Dollar the complete
set is delivered at once. There are eight mas
sive volumes, 6,500 pages, 4,000 illustrations.
Members agree to make fifteen monthly pay
ments to complete the transaction first pay
ment in thirty days after joining for the
cloth-bound, tl.50 a month; for the half
Russia by far the more durable and attractive
$2 a month; for sumptuous full morocco,
2.50 a month.
Members may resign within ten days, and
their payments will be returned.
Specimen pages, Illustrations, maps, charts,
testimonials and full information sent free.
The Book Storo. Nlntn street.
Books rfwasd;Hr chan"
A Rare Chance. J jgs 5SJ;rs
The publishers had too many. We
relieved them of their burden at a very
low figure. We offer the books to
you at a trifling advance barely
enough to pay for the handling.
They're fresh from the binder, well
printed and bound. A partial list :
At 25c Small Boys In Big Boots. A. C.
Gunter.
At 25c Education. H. Holman.
At 30c The Golden Butterfly. Besant and
Rice.
At 30c Slain by the Doones. R. D. Black
more. At 50c The Garden of Romance. Ro
mantic Tales of AH Time. Edited by
Ernest Rhys.
At 50c Speeches of Macaulay, 2 vols.
At 50c Eber's Homo Sum, 2 vols.
At 90c Maria Odgeworth's Tales, 3 vols.
At 00c Carlyle's French Revolution, 3
vols.
At H.lO-Count of Monte Crlsto, 4 vols.
At $1.35 Gulzot's History of England,
4 vols.
At HI.35 Washington Irving's Works,
6 vok
At M. 50 The Cook Book. By "Oscar"
of the Waldorf.
At $2.75 Hugo's Works, 6 vols.
At $7.75 Bulwer's Works, 1 5 vols.
At $3.50 Shakespeare's Works, Illustrated
7 vols., half calf,
At 12.50 Ruskin's Works, 26 vols.
Tbe Book more, Ninth street.
Sorlnt? Stvles 0ME very attrac-
lows of three to eight years come on
our counters to-day with some equally
attractive prices in connection with
them. Parents find great economy
chances here.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th av., 9th and loth its.
HEA'RH
West Fourteenth Street
Friday as Usual, Bargain DAg,
with
Two Columns of Solid Values
FACTS, not Romances . FIGURES, not Talk
Wash Dress Fabrics
rrloes to olssr all eonmuuttlout
Short Lentihi 10 cent Stn fsjioy hde 0t
Short Lenttbe 10 cent Unen Noreitlel. ........ 7
Short Lengths Cruhei pltJn nd fa.ncT 74
Short Lengths Bomber Cloths l worth .19.... 7s
Short Lenctha SI InehMadruainghtmi S'e
Short Lengths SO Inch Feroes. 4V
Short Lengths WoTn Flinnele 4
Indigo Dlue Calicoes best make 3Ts
Best American Dress Ginghams 100 styles.. B
ranor Dress Lawns extra quality and width ft
Raeerslhle Duck Suitings O'a
Fane? Printed Sateens worth .184 84
Blaok Twltl Sateens wortn .la's 74
Short Lengths Faner Dimities 3Ts
Short Lengths Fancy Organdies 44
Silks. Dress Goods.
Linings and Notions
Black Moire Velours high finish 40
Black Moire Velours satin Bayadere strlpss.. ,70
Black Moire Velours Checker board blooke... ,08
Black Moire Velours Bsngellne eord 00
Black Brocade Satins and Silks 40
Ksw Satin Brocades double tinting 30
New Plaid and Cheek Wash Silks 30
Roman Stripes and Cnangeable Brocades .40
fVhltc Silk HabutalsSS Inch 40
Satin Duchesao all silk-all colors 70
Fancy Taffetas Stripes and Broaadas 70
Combination Taffetas striking eHects .80
Dress Debelges six of the newest mixture.. .80
New Light Weight Tailor Hiitures. 40
New Two tones ilk and wool effects 4D
Washable Wool Checks-all oo!ors;worth .98. .12"a
New Light Novelty Crepe Plaids 76
40-lnch Black Bedford Cords; worth .00 40
Black Moire PercaUnes allk finish lla
Fine English Sllealos, usually .SO 04
Perfect nt Waist Linings all slses) worth .SO .10
Black Wool Skirting Moreens 24
Changeable Lining Silks best colon 10
Cord Edge Velveteen Binding 8 yds 6
Black Silk Soutache Braids 24ydpIeo .40
Feather Stitch Braids extra quality piece 7a
Darning Wool Bit and Colors dosen cards 7
Shoe Buttons gr 2 Basting Cotton 000 yds 3"a
Housekeeping Goods
AU Linen Cream Daraaski 60 Inch. 33
Heary German Damasks 09 Inch 44
71 Inch Scotch clover and vine designs. 60
Turkey Rod Damasks 10 pattern 10
All Linen Towellings 18 to 80 lnohi were. 15 ,10
lTlnchTwill 31 18 Inch Linen Twill Q
20 Inch Glass 04 18 Inch Uuck 12'a
All Unen Oatmeal Towels 31x45; worth ,1 .16
All Linen IIuck-34 and 3d Inch 0
All Linen Huck hem'd 20x42 14
Extralarge Damask all Linen 25
Barbers' Towels 14x24 to 18x80 do.. .40 to ,08
Fleecy White Blankets elsewhere 1.18 86
Fins White California Blankets: were 7.00... 4.08
Full site White regularly sold at 4.00 2.08
Full site Sateen Comtortables were 1.VI8.... 1.20
Full sire Sllkollne Best white cotton 1 .26
White Crochet QullU-full site hemmed. 40
ITemmed Pillow Shams stamped pair 18
Stamped Duok Trays 18x87 6
Damask Tray Cloths 16x87 openwork, ,12'n
Short Lengths White Shaker Flannels 64
neavy Cantons worth 8 and 04 cents.... 54
All wool Fancy Flannels, were .80 16
AU wool Eiderdowns best colors; were .40.. .20
Muslins and Sheetings
Stock Taking Clear up.
Tard wide Unbleached clear, even thread... 8Ts
Oneof the Best made unbleached 64
Heavy Bleached Sheetings Ten quarter 167s
Good Bleached 8heetlngs 42 Inch 8s
Pillow Cases no dressing 42x36 6
riemstltch Pillow Cases 42x30 8
Ilemmod Sheets torn and Ironed 54x00.... ,20
Fancy Sateen Tickings new styles 12
Check and Plaid Nainsooks 1 worth .10 C'4
White Lawns 40 Inch Organdy finish 4t
Curtains and Draperies
Odd pairs Chenille Curtains worth 8.50 1.70
Odd pairs Tapestry Curtains; worth 8.08 2.40
Odd pairs Flg'd Chenille; worth 0.00 3.08
Odd pairs High Art Designs; worth 0.00 6.08
Odd pairs Tapestry; bestoolorsi worth 8.00.. 4,08
Odd pairs Silk Tapestry; worth 10.00 6.08
Double Thread Nottingham large designs SO
A dosen styles 40 to B4 Inches wide 08
Oreclanjnd Guipure design 00 Inch 1,20
Bagdad Tapestries Ove stripe combination.. ,40
Louis XI V. Damasks-sstln stripe; value 1.8S. ,08
Plain Velours and Silk Sheilas all color 06
Ueraldioand Moquette Tapestries Q8
87 Inch Fancy Furniture Corduroys 40
New FancyDenlms best colorings fja.
New Twill Cretonnes Tapestry and floral.... fls.
New Fancy Sllkollnes BO styles g,
New Fancy Flab Nels-03 Inch 04
New Tambour Muslins worth .85 1 p
Lace Stripe Scrims 40 Inch 8
Japanese Uolil Crepes all colors f,
Double Tassel Silk Edges; worth .80 20
Cotton Ball and Tassel Fringes 'gig
Rugs and Table Covers
Smyrna Rugs Best designs 21x45 1.00
Smyrna Rugs Best designs 36x64 l!o7
Floral Chenille Covers yard square 37
Fancy Chenille 3 yards square fQ
Heavy Tapestry fringed 2 yds. square.. 1)40
Imported Velour Squares 27 loch go
Poles and Window Shades
Ltnsn Holland Bhades knot fringe 30
Opaque a Inch Russian lsce '39
Oil Opaque double hand knot fringe , 'gr,
0 ft Brass Polos-Brass Trimmings I35
White enamel onyx ends complot "09
Photo and Optical Specials
Fins Steel Spectacles Pebble lenses 1,39
Pearl Opera niasses-AchromatUlsnses,,,') 20B
Bo-peep FoldlngCamera
Time and Instanttneoussbutter.,,, 0.08
Eastman Toulnar Solution , '4?
Quadruple Plated Ware
Cake and Card Basketsi wsre 8 69 and 8,08,, 1 nfl
Breakfast and Dinner Castersi were 8.98.,,, l'na
Candlratleks and Kern Dishes; were 8.1)8.,"' l'nn
Fruit, Berry and Butter Dlshesi were 8,08..','' j'oq
Chocolate PoU and Sugar Bowls were .8 i'dq
Wslterssnd Bouquet Holders) were 2.60 x'os
ALSO
Peppsr and Hslt Botlles-aterllng top., co
Burling handle Files and Button Hooks 49
Ladles' Underwear
Children's Wear and Corset3
Ladlss' Good Muslin Gowns cambric ruffle.. ,25
Oood Mcalln Drawers tucks and emb'y ruffle ,20
Cambric Corset Covers lac or mby jj
Whit Skirts Umbrella flounce of erab'y,... '49
Fin Corset Covers fancy trim op)
Fin Cambria Drawers fin trlmi were 1.40. 'g 3
Cambric Chemises fan or trlmt were 1.08.,.. 1,3 g
Cambria and Nainsook Oowns war 8,08.,., 1,'qq
Ladles Canton Flannel Drawers Qp
Extra alieEmb'r trim were .08 '49
Outing Flannel Night Gowns 1 wer .60 9
Finer lace and tucka worth 1.25 qq
Children's Canton Flannel Dwa Emb'y 28
Ladles' All Wool Knit Skirts wer 1.40 J79
Fleece Nap Underskirts Kmb'd edge 'qq
Fine White Flannel Skirts
wer S.uO to ilO.OO now 3.00 to 9.99
Dress form Corsets larg slses; were .60 ,
Coutllls extra long walat wer 1.00.. ,'rjg
Blaok Sateen Silk Emb'y rnll boned.... (,$
Misses' Corsets, large sltesi wer ,0a..., JiO
Shawls and Hoods
Worsted Fascinators! were .30 to .85... .10 to .49
Worsted Hoods 1 were .60 to 1. SB 3D to .79
Worsted Shawls wer .08 to 8.08 59 to 1.08
Wool Shoulder Shawls; wsre.75 .49
Babies Wear
Short Dresses whit and eol'd 39
Long and Short Cambrlo Skirts g0
Long Slips tucks and Emb'y 539
Daisy Flannel Skirts and Jackets gg
Cashmere Shirts 8 mos. to 8 yrs jg
Leggln Drawers and Knitted Cans 29
Silk Caps and Bonnets worth 2.50 93
New Spring Reefers plain and fancy checks. ,9 g
Long and Snort Bedford Cord Coats l!oB
Boys' and Girls' Wear
Boys' 8 pa SalU;18 to 18 yrs wer (0.50 3,95
Balance of Boys' 8 poSnlts;wr 88.00 4.08
Cloth Kilt SulU-2a to 4 yrs; were (2.08 1 .'49
2 po Cloth Kills 3lj to 4 were (4.08 2.08
Combination Sailor Suit 3 to 10 2.08
Double Breast Suits t to 15 worth (8.50.... 1.08
Extra quality Navy and Mixtures 2.B8
All Wool Knee Pants 4 to IB worth .80 39
Others navy and mixtures 1 worth (1.00 fig
Girls' fin Cloth Reefers 4 to 14 wer (8.00 2.98
Long Costs hoods orcapea were (0.75 4.08
Cloth Blouse Dresses .wer (4.78 2.09
Ladles' Suit Department
All wool Jarseys plain, braided and
tailor finish; value (3.08 gg
New Cambrto Wrappers light and dark SO
New Fancy Taffeta Silk Waist 3.49
New All Wool Sweaters worth (3.00 1.69
New Bicycle Hulls combination aklrt 0.08
New Tailor made Costume 11.08
New Blaok Cheviot Drees Skirts tack 3.08
Finer, with folds or duster row of braid 6.08
Jetted Flush Capes fur trlmi wer (7.00. 3, 08
Persian Curl fur trim; were (8.00. 3,08
Cheviot and Astrakhan Jackets 1 were (7,00, 2.98
Persian Curl and Tan Cheviot wer (0.00. 3.08
Plain and Rough Cloth wer (18.00. 6.08
Persian and Kersey Blouu wer (10.00. 7,08
Hosiery and Merino Wear
Children's Black Rib LUIs
splloed heels and toes .10
Ladles' Black Cotton double soles
spliced heels nermsdorf dye ... .Q4
Ladles' Black Sateen Skirt corded flounce.. ,98
Egyptian CottonRIb Vests also Pants... . ,20
Men's Fleeoe-lined Shirts and Drawers........ ,49
lien's Silk Teck Scarfs new styles ., .10
Men's SUk Band Bow. 24
Laces and Trimmings
Blaok Spangled Blouse Fronts; value 8.05.... 1,09
Colored Spangled Blouse Fronts , 2.40
Black Spangled Trimmings "a to 4 inch. 1 2 to 1.40
Pearl Waist Oaralturesi value .7B, ,49
Black Silk La Tosca Nets 48 lnob.. .49
Black 811k Nets-3 styles-45 lnch.. , .80
White Fancy Laces- lto8"a Inch... 6
And In Embroideries
Four Special Lots Half to five lnob 4 to .10
Open work finest cloth 8 to 10 Inch .IS1
Bklrt flounclngs showy designs. ... 80
All over embroideries 09 to 2.00
Inserting to match JO to ,C0
Edging to match 15 to .OS
Handk'fs and Fancy Goods
Hsu's Hemstitch Hdkf s with Initial ,10
Ladles' AU Linen Initial Tlandk's 11
Hsw Shirt Waist SeU-pearls and Jewelled... ,24
Rolled Oold and Sterling Cuff Pins 19
Burling Top Hat Pins-German sllverstems. ,10
Sterling and Rolled Gold Chain Bracelets 08
Real Seal and Alligator Belts-leather lined
harness buckle pin attached 89
Liberty Bilk and Lao Jabots 1.26 to 1.08
Fanoy Silk Boarfs twice around 40 to 1 25
RomanBtrlp Bilk Scarfa knot fge , ,49
Bathes to match, also Black 1,08 to 6 09
Silk and Grenadine Neck Ruffs 76to2.09
Taffeta and Liberty SUk Knife Plsatlngs 49
Friday Cutlery Offerings
BoUd Steel Scissors, nickel plated 9
Pearl and Stag Pocket Knives 2 blades 24
Jessup Steel Carver and Fork
8 Inch Turkish Blade Jockey guard 98
Knives and Forks
set of six knives and six forks
.80 30 60 08 ... 1.10. 13fl
About Halt their real value I
Toilet Articles Frldayl
Sheffield's Tooth Paste ,t 13
Boudoir Tissue Paper package 34
Whisk Broom Holders lS's
Talcum Powder 3 kinds , 7s
Brooms and Brushes
Dew Depirtment-Nots the prices
nandy House 3 to 8 Bell Dustrr 6 to 09
Bint Brooms B4to8 Brto-a llrao StoOl
Floor bcrubs,.,,o to ,41 Picture .. . 2 a to S3
Bath Tub do, .lfito.lO Plush. ., 2 1' 00
Btoie 8 to ,41 Picture Frame 4 1 to 09
loor 30 to 1.00 Painters' 2-1 I" "9
H'arth 6410,00 Furniture 2 1 U
Radiator.,,, ,34 to ,44 Celling. 34 t" 49
Oust 0 to ,70 Suh and Paint 2 I 18
Ellvsr Plat,,,, 0 to .40 Sprocket Wheel ... 8
WHISK BROOMS
BcstOorn-3 and 9 sUtohed-plaln and fancy bandies
.16 worth (l ,18 worth .
2 1 cents worth .(0. '(
.MlMuilrertlsod. .... Uahers rrUI gin ererr dealrtd Morwatlon.

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