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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. JUNE 15. 1002. .9 l/i v-i . MICHAELS, “ Friend of th e People.” Two L a r g e s t E s tab lish m e n ts o f Their Kind in G reater N e w York. $15 $15i $15 $15 182,184,186, !88 SMITH B e tw e e n W arren and B a ltic Streets, STREET, Brooklyn $ 1 5 222, 224, 226, 228 GRAND STREET Near D r iggs A v e n u e , Brooklyn FURNITURE, CARPETS, CLOTHING, EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING. OUR EASY CREDIT PLAN Doesi a'^ray w i t h a l l th e annoyanccA of th e old credlt-RlvInff w ays. Onr After-parcha.^c tre i i t m e n t maken h h new fricncln every day. TERM S THAT MADE “ THE FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE” FAMOUS: 91.\;.00 Ti-ortli o f Booils,....................................................................2oc. cn«h. 2.\5c. tv c c lfly SUITS TO ORDER Satisfaction Euaranteed or money refunded. DAVIS ^ W a t c h R ^ a l r l n g ^ ^ B ■ ■ K B . RR ta all Joseph H-BaylandCo French pnirc Watches cle Main watches. Item s A d v e r tised Here, U n less O therw ise S tated , Are A lso on Sale T u e s d a y . Optical Goods. Rims of solid gold plate, lenses of good quality crys tal. Eyeglasses with and* without rim.s. Spectudea Straight or riding bow, choice, .50 $ 1 5 .5:tO.OO w o r t h of Koodn.. $45.00 w o r t h of AoodK ............ $00.00 w o r t h of f^oodM ............ $75.00 w o r t h of ^oodf«............... $100.00 w o r t h of proodn ........... ,50c. chh I i , 50 c . w eekly .......... .................... 75o. cnNii, 75c. w eekly ............................ .$1.00 cnMh. $1.00 w eek l y ............................. $1.:S5 enNh, 91.245 w e e k l y . 9 1 ..50 eanli» 9 1 . 5 0 w eek l y And Larger A m o u n ts in Proportion. ^ D A R ^ I, WEISS f tuam K -^1 f READY R ^ D E A N D TO ORDER. j You can’t buy the wrong goodsJ >here because we have none but the. I right kinds at prices that are rocks >bottom, and as an extra inducement| [our no extra charge credit system. S A C C O U N T S O P E N E D W I T H E V E R Y B O D Y 373 Fuiten St., Upp. Gitjf Hall. Branch of 80 Wail St., New York. $15; $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 $15 Laurence Field Ready-made Suits .$12 and $15. ^$16, $20 and $25. f Proof Overcoats, $15 and Overcoats, ‘ TO ORDER, J Cravenettc RainJ to $35. Boys'? iSoits,' $3 to $12. Tuxedo and Full? IDress Suits, silk lined to order, $30, $35^ $40. Silk and Fancy Vests, $3 Men's Hats, $2.50. OPE.N- SATURD.^.y-3 UNTIL TERMS. AND Company, WEEKLY AND America’s Largest Credit Clothiers and Tailors. 80-82 4th Ave., Tm™sT?N' UNION SUMMER SERVICES. ■piany Congregations to .Join for the V a cation Season in A ll Sections. As has been the custom fo r some years, a num b e r of churches In all sections of Brook lyn will unite for services fo r the vacation season, and arran g e m e n ts have been made to have some clergym a n on the fleld to a t tend to pastoral work. Beginning to-day, th e F i r s t and Sec ond Presbyterian C h u rches, th e Church of the P ilgrim s and the Reform e d Church on the H e ights will unite. The services will be held In th e F i r s t Church, and the pastors will alternate in tak in g charge, as follows: June 15 to Ju ly 6, th e Rev. D r. L.. M. C larke; July 13 ■ to A u g u st 3, the Rev. Dr. H. P. Dewey: A u g u st 10 to A u g u s t 31, the Rev. A lexander McGaffin; Septem b e r 7 to Septem ber 21, the Rev. D r. J. Douglas Adam. Dr. Adam sailed for Europe on W ednesday. The last afternoon service will be held on June 20 . St, John’s M. E.. th e F irst Reformed, F ir s t B a p tist. F i r s t F r e e B a p tist. Ross S tr e e t Presbyterian and U n ited C o n g regational will hold union services again th is sum m er, be ginning. the first S.unday in July. The . p reacher all th e tim e will be the Rev. Dr. Donald D. M cLaurln. who m ade such a deep im p ression in previous seasons. The Rev. C. T. Berry w ill do th e pastoral work. The Rev. Dr. D. G. Downey, p a s to r of St. John’s M. B. Church, w ill spend Ju ly , .August and September in Europe. The Clinton A v enue C o n g regational and I-afayette A v enue Church ■will hold union services during' J u ly, A u g u st and two weeks in Septem b e r in th e C linton Avenue Church. A long list of prom inent preachers will supply the pulpit. The C e n tr a l C o n g regational and Tom p k ins Avenue C o n g regational C h u rches will hold union services d u r ing July and A u g u st. F o r July the services w ill be in the C e n tral Church and for -August In the Tom p k ins .Avenue Church. T h e Rev. D r. S. P. Cadm a n and family w ill spend the sum m e r In Europe. Union services have been arran g e d for by the Greene Avenue P r e s b y terian and Bush- wick .Avenue Reform e d C h u rches for July and .August, for Ju ly in the G reene Avenue Church and for .August in the Reformed Church. The Rev. Edw a rd X iles, p a s to r of the Reformed C h u rch, w ill preach July 6 and 13 and August 17 and 24. The. Rev. D aniel tj Overton, p a s to r of the Greene .Avenue Church, will preach Ju ly 20 and 27 and Au gust 3 and 10. T h e re w ill ho a supply for • August 31. Only m o rning services w ill be held. ________ ■ BARBEES. STRIKE. Bosses Would Hot Close Shops, Though AWilling to Excuse SCen. Oswego. June Id—-A s tr ik e of journeym en barbers was ordered to-day by the T rades ■ Assembly because th e bosses refused to ■ close their shops on Friday for a half holl- ^°The bosses were willing to let m en off - w ith pav, but re f u s e d 't o close the shops. O w n ers 'of sm all shops com p lained to , the T rades Assembljr. COLM ^ The way to get the best ac commodations Is via ths G reat R ock I sland R oute W H Y ? It is the only direct line to Colorado Springs and Manitou. -- It is the popular route to Denver. It I has the best Dining Car Service. It has the finest equipment and most satisfactory schedule and in the i^ocky H^QtarsfaStt imimiteeS offers the best train, only one night, Chicago to Colorado. It leaves Chicago daily at 5.45 p. m. and arrives at Denver 8.45 p. m.. Col- I orado Springs (Manitou) 8.30 p. m. Another inducement to use the /lock Tsland will be the round trip rates of I S 2 5 Chicago to Colorado and $15 Missouri River points to Colorado effec tive this summer by that line. Ask for I details and free books. \Under the Turquoise Sky'' gives the most fascinating description of Colorado. \Camping in Colorado’ ’ has full de-1 tails for campers. A. H. MOFFET, Q. E, P. A. 401 Broai.dwa.y, NEW YOKK. I SUIT OVER USE OF SOFT COAL 4 3 8 FU L T O N S T R E E T , BROOKLYN, OUTFITTERS WOMEN. ---------------------- ---------- --- O u r wa^—The only zoap. The choicest kind of merchanclise at the low est prices. SPECIAL FOR MONDAY. Black and IVhite China Silk IVaists, real value 2 * 4 9 w x v l o o k s _ I FOE HER FUEHITURE AND CARPETS. SEE ABV. OH PAGE 11, EDITORIAL SECTION. Criminal Proceedings to Be Begun Mon day A g a inst Manhattan. Elevated Railway. -Assistant C o rporation Counsel -Arthur F. Cosby will begin a series of actions Mon day against corporations to compel then: to desist from using soft coal. Mr. Cosby said yesterday th a t on Monday m o rning crim inal proceedings will be brought against the M a n h a ttan E levated Railw a y to compel it to either use anthracite coal or electricity, or a t least stop using soft coal. C ivil, proceedings have already been brought against the company and i t the courts uphold the city the company will be fined $250. But th is is considered too slow a pro cedure, and Mr. Cosby Is of th e opinion th a t crim inal proceedings will be m o re effective. H e said the case would be vigorously pushed in order to get a decision as quickly as pos sible. Inspectors have been em p loyed for the p a s t week, by the Law D e p a rtm e n t, to .go over the entire road, and Mr. Cosby said they rep o rted such a disgraceful condition of th in g s th a t im m e d iate action is necessary. The insp e c to r s reported th a t so f t coal was used on every engine, w ith no a t t e m p t to use an th r a c ite. The company pleaded th a t it had only 1,600 tons of hard coal, w h ic h was being used a t th e ra t e of 300 to n s a day. so th a t in five days It w ill be n e a r ly all used tip. \ ’tVhat w ill you do if they can ’t get hard coal?’’ w as asked Mr. Cosby. \T h e y w ill have to get It,\ he replied. BA.PERS W ILL BE BEAD. Catholic H igh School Movement Also to Be Discussed at Convention. Chicago. Ju n e 14—It is announced th a t a t th e fourth annual convention of th e A ssocia tion of C a tholic Colleges In th e United S tates, to be held here on Ju ly 9 and 10, papers w ill be read by the follow ing; The Right Rev. John Quirk, president of Loyola College, B a ltim o re; John M. R e iner. Ph.D., LL.D.: the Rev. John Poland, S. J .. St. F r a n cis X a v ier’s College, C incinnati, and the Very Rev. B. V erheyn. prior of St. B e n edict’s College. A tchison, Kan. The R ight Rev. Thom as J. C o n a ty, p r e s i dent of tne C a tholic U n iversity a t W a s h ing ton and presid e n t of the association, wdll preside. A general conference on the C a th olic high school movement'will also be'held. L Housefurnishings for Summer Homes. R efrigerators, Qo-Carts, G as R a n g e s, Oil S t o v e s and H o u s e furiiishing Goods for C ity and C o u n try. Remarkable Furniture Offers. Refrigerators. Refrlgera- $ 6.85 $ 7.75 Size 45.x31xi9, to go at $ 9.50 I_a Belle Refrigerators, antique oak $ 6.75 $ 8.85 $ 10.85 $ 12.50 Refrigera- $ 12.85 The Champion Hardwood tors: Size 41x26.\17, to go at Size 43x28x18, to go at finish: Size 39x24x16, Size 40x26x17, Size 42x28x19, Size 44x30x20, The Iceland Cleanable tors, size 45x31x19, to go at S '- 47x34x21. to go Iceland Apartm ent House R e frigerators, size 54x25x22, CA to go at ^ l O . O v Gas and Oil Cooking Stoves. The Fire K ing Gas Range, made e.specially for the Consolidated Gas Company of New York, but through a large transaction came to us at a ridiculously low price: worth $16.50, full Q X nickel trimmed, a t sr'-J. O .......... .. ........... The Fire King Qas Range. No. 74, v.ulue j Stoop Seats, regular size, at .820.00. . _ _ SL2.50 I Straw Stoop or Lawn Seats, The Enterprise Gas Range, No. 114, 3 hole ton. The 'W'olri G as Range, N'o. 999, 3 hole i top, S7.85 The •Wolff Gas Cooker, No. 30. S5.45 The Victor Gas Cooker, with large oven and broiler, S4.85 The Fire King Gas Stove, with 2 lift out burners, highly nickeled and polUhed, the finest made, $2.98 Oil Stoves, the Perfection Blue Flame Wickless, every one guaranteed to work to perfection, Monday, complete with Russia Iron Broiler and Tin Ovon, $5.98 The New Prize Coal Range, just the thing for laundry use, 5 hole top, $7.85 Tin Ovens, with Jap. steel top and bottom, double wall, .89 Window Screens and Screen Doors. ■Window Screens, made to order, in light or dark wood frames, best wire cloth, panel to slide up and down, any size up to 3 ft.. Estimates given on all kinds of Screen work, such as Door, Window and Porch. Be.st labor guaranteed and at moderate prices. Screen Doors, sizes 2.6x6.6, 2.8x6.H, 2.8x7, 3.\7, any at .69 Screen Doors, extra hea\y frame, light oak finished and varnished, the $1.39 kind, at .98 Screen Doors, fancy heavy frame, black wire, tv.-o coats of varnish, the $2.00 kind, at $1.48 Roebuck’s Extension Window Screens, 20x37, to go at .15 27x37, to go at .21 24x37, to go at .19 Lawn Mowers. The Advance Lawn M owers, 16 and IS in. .size, to go at $L98 The Monarch Lawn Mow’cr, 16 in., to go at $2.48 The Champion Lawn Mower, 14 ia.. to go at $2.98 5,000 Feet of Pioneer Guaranteed Garden H o se —25 ft., complete with Gem Nozzle, extra quality, made for us by the Goodyear Rubber Co., value $3.75, price. $225 Lawn Chairs and Settees. Lawn S e ttees, with heavy hardwood whole slats, highly varnished, with red frame, the $1.48 kind, at .98 Laxvn Chairs, hardwood arms, white duck hack and seat, price, .79 Lawn Chairs, with hardwood back, value 39c., price, -29 Reclining Lawn or Hammock Chairs, with adjustable back, price, .79 extra China C losets, solid oak,quartered, Ijent glass side.s ,ind gla.-^.s door, adju.st- ahle shelve.s, fancy carved top piece’, regular price 17.00 now S13.50 M antel Cabinets, solid oak or m.ahog- .nny finish, v o ry large French bevel mirror and one smaller, canopy top, small and large .=helve.s,were $17.00 $12.25 Foot R ests, in oak Window Seats or or mahog.aiiy fini.sh, velour coverings, were $1.50, now .95 Arm Rockers, large size, high back, fancy turned spindles, solid seat, golden finish, were $1.7.5, now Sl-25 Iron Folding Couches, s ix feet in ien g t h .d r o p sides, e x tra h e a v y fram e, nationai sp r in g , com p iete w ith m a ttress and boister, covered in fa n c y coverin g s , w e r e $12, now Sideboards, solid oak, golden, base has three drawers, one lined, and closets, stylish top, large .shelf and 2 small shelves, good size. French bevel mirror, were S16.75, 10.75 Sideboards, solid oak, golden, quar ter sawed, base i.s four feet wide, oval shaped draw ers, large and ma.ssive top, with large mir ror and three shelves, were $26.00, now $1875 Dining Chairs, solid oak, golden, extra high back, brace arm, turned spindles, cane seat, were $1.7.5, nov? SI.15 Extension Tables, solid oak, golden finish, 42 in. top, five large square fluted leg,^ opens six feet, were $9.00, now $6.75 $8.75 Hot Weather Upholstery News. “ Galvanized Ware. W ater Pails, 12 qt., 19c.; 10 qt., .15 Garbage Cans, with tight fitting sanitary cover, large size, .69 Ash Cans, large, corrugated, at $1.48 Ash Cans, large, corrugated, with hard wood slats, $1-89 Ash Cans, extra heavy quality, with heavy steel center band, size No. 5, $2.98; .size No. 4, $2-48 Sewing Machines* The E x celsior Ball B e a r in g S e w in g M achine, high arm, swell front wood woi k,agents would ff | r O Q ask $45.00, we ask •'■plu.yO large size, each, 8c ; Clothes Wringers, High Grade, at Great Reductions. $2.00 Challenge W ringers at $1-25 $2.50 Rival W ringers, at $1-69 $3.85 Rival W ringers, ball bearing, at $2.50 Qo'Carts and Carriages. Lot of swell Go-Carts, all with up-to-date reclining movement, rubber tired wheels and green enameled gearing: $6.50 Go-Carts, to go at $4-85 I $ 1 0 .50 Go-Carts, to go at $7.50 ! $ 1 4 .50 Go-Carts, to go at $8.45 I $16.50 Go-Carts, to go at $9.85 ' 1,000 W h ite Sateen Parasols, for i Carriages or Go-Carts, e.ach, -35 I Baby Carriages, upholstered in corduroy i velvet and velour, rubber tired wheels, S7.85 I Baby Carriages, upholstered in satin dam- I ,a.«'K, .steel pusher and nibber tired wheol.s, heavy roil top, price, $8-75 High Grade Brooms, Reduced. 1.500 ‘‘S e lect” Parlor Brooms, well braced and capped: value 39c., each. .25 1,200 Jew e l Parlor Brooms, made of the finest stock of corn, regularly 45c., now -29 5,000 W h isk Brooms, each, 5c 5.500 Sink Brooms, Hat, with black handle, each. 4c Floor Brooms, black bristle, with polished handle and back, wire drawn, .39 Mops and Mop Sticks, complete, for -12 800 yds. Snowflake Drapery Goods, for .Summer, at half price; cros.s stripe Drapery Cloth, Last colors, w,a.sh.ahle, woven designs’, 42 inches wide, regular price 25c.. yard, .14 Drapery Cloth, silk cro.ss stripe, 42 in. wide, value 45c.. yd., _ .24 Imported Bobbinet Curtains, 4 inch ruffle, also lace edge and insertion, waiue $1..50, pair, .99 Aladras Curtains, cross stripe, fringe one end, value $1.35, p.air, .94 Curtain Muslin, ,36 in. wide, in white or colored de.signs, value 19c„ yd., .10 Carpets and Matting. Extra Brussels Carpet, good patterns for parlor, halls and stairs, yard, .36 B e st Extra Super Ingrain Carpets, regular 70c. quality, Monday, yard, _ .55 New lot made up carpet Kug.s. Axminsters and Brussels, all odd size.s, at half the regular price. Bring size of room. New Northwestern Grass M a tting Rugs and M ats, most durable and sani- tarj' Rug in the market, .size 18x36 inches, bound sides, fringed ends, 40c.: size 21x 45, 55c.; 26x54, 85c.; 30.x60, 98c.: -36x 72, $1-35 China M attings, best seamless fiber warp, regularly, the roll, .$11.00, this sale, the roll, $9.00; $9.50 roll for $7.00; .$4.50 roll for $3-00 B e st Japanese M atting, linen warp, fancy dc.sign.s .and coloring.^, $12.00 roll for $9.00: $9.00 roll for S7.50 Sam p son’s Floor Oilcloths, extra heavy, the regular 25c. quality, no mail orders filled, Monday only, yd., -17 Door Curtains, Japane.se bead and bam boo, value $1.50, price. .99 Oak Fire Screens, filled with pretty silk- olines, value 95c., price, .59 M osquito Canopies, fine net. value $1.,35. each, .99 Porch Screens, .Japanese split bamboo, l2xS,S1.44:10x8, $1.19; 6x6, .48:4x8.48 Opaque W indow Shadesj made and put up complete, 3x6 ft., each, .30 Slip Covers made to order. Lace Curtains cleaned equal to new and stored free of charge. Lambrequin Offer. These Lambrequins are made of fine sateen or Egyptian cretonne, latest patterns and design.s, with deep fringe, full size, 86 inches long, ,36 inches wide, in Art Needle work Dept., value 75c. and $1.00, O Q choice, *O a Cut Flowers & Plants Baskets and Bouquets for Graduating Day. Large Baskets of Choice Flowers, either all roses or mixed flowers, florists ask $2.50, our price, - y o Large Bouquets, florists would ask $1.50 for, our price, « / O 1,500 Geraniums, all colors, value x 12c., each, OC Summer Comforts for the Lawn. China! Glassware! Lamps! Tennis Racquets, made of best Oriental gut: regulation size; very strong; all wtdghts; value $1.00, now .69 The Daisy Express W agon, Paris make, seat, da.=h .and whip socket, 4 .spoke wheels, iron axles, only SI-39 Children’s Tents, made of heavy canvas, strongly hound with fancy lane, 7x7 feet, only $4.48 Lawn S w ings, best make, seats 4 per sons, largest size, 10 feet high, 10 feet spread; natural wood, red painted trim mings; the $6.00 kind, $4-39 Hammocks, large sizes, best weave.s, com plete, with valance, fringe, spreaders and pillow, including P.almer’a. in .3 lots, $2-48, $1.89 and $1.48 25 Crates of Indian B lue Border D inner W a r e . Best English Porcelain, with me dallion border design, plain French shape, to go at less than ka value. Dinner Plates, each, 8c Breakfast and Soup P lates, each, 7c Tea Plates, each, 6c Pie Plates, each, 5c Fruit Saucers, each, 3c Covered D ishes, round and oval, each, .29 Uncovered Vegetable D ishes, each, .15 Sauce Boats, each, .15 Meat D ishes, 2 good sizes, each, .19 Tea Cups and Saucers, pair, .10 Milk Pitchers, each, .10 Suggestions for June Weddings, $5.50 Cut G lass B o w ls for $3.50. Cut Glass Berry or Fruit B o w ls, good sizc.handsome chrysanthemum cutting,fully worth $5.50; to go at $3-50 $5.00 V a ses for $2.50. 75 only handsome V a ses, in Teplitz, Royal Bonn and Victoria waros, beautifully tinted and decorated in rich colorings, ful ly worth $5.00. price, $2-50 $10.00 Clocks for $4.98, Ansonia Parlor Clocks, large, square, black iron, 10 shapes, some gold and some bronze trimmed, with large top ornaments, fully worth $10.00, to go at $4-98 Stone Ware. sto n e Butter Pots, with covers, 4 gal., 45c.; 3 gal., 35c.; 2 gal., 29c.; 1 gal., .19 Stone Preserve Jars, with covers, 4 gal., 39c.; 3 gal.. 29c.; 2 gal., 19c.; 1 gal., .10 Lamos. $ 1 . 6 9 Table Lamps, with good burner, and globe or dome shade to match base of Lamp, red and blue tinted with floral decoration, • Table Lamps, with globe, pink and green, solid colors, with gold inlaid border, Table Lamps, with globe to match base, in pink, blue and green, with chrysanthe mum and other floral decorations, have bras.s mounted foot, good parlor burner, complete. Glassware. Crystal Fruit Bow ls, high footed, ne'.v star pattern on frosted glass, each, .12 Crystal Table Goblets, star pattern, each, 3c Crystal Table Tumblers, plain and pressed bottoms, some '.vith pressed bands, each, 2c Dinner and Toilet Sets. Dinner Sets, complet.e for six per.sons, neatly decorated with floral sprays in pink and 'nrown, fancy shape, set. $4-50 Dinner Sets, American porcelain, deco rated with neat blue underglazed border, 112 pieces, $6-85 Toilet S e ts, white porcelain, fancy shape, 10 pieces, $1-48 Toilet S e ts, including covered Slop Jars, . neat green and blue border decoration, price, $2-48 \V b ite Pitcher and Basin, fancy shape, price, .69 W h ite Covered Slop Jars, with side handles, fancy shape, price, -89 W h ite Slop J a rs, covered, with bail handles, price, -50 Phonographs, Qraphophones and Records. Edison’s Home Phonograph, $30 00; Columbia Graphophone, $7.50 kind. Edi.son’s Standard, $20.00; Edi.son’.s Gem, $10.00 Al.^o sold on weekly payments, $1-00 down, $1.00 weeklv. Edison’s New' .Moulded Records, each, ^ -50 Brass Horns, 36 in., $3-89: 30 in., SI.79 complete, $4.39 Columbia Graphophone, $25.00 kind, complete, $10-98 Record Boxes, 36 peg, 45c.; 28 peg, 35c.; 24 peg. 25c.; 12 peg, .14 Stands for Horns, .5Q Repairing of all machines at lowest prices. Hot Weather Toilet Wants, Talcum Powder, 8oz. can, 7c.;2 oz.can, 2c W itch Hazel, pint bottle, 5c Bay Rum, extra quality, S oz. bottle, -19 Florida W ater, superior quality, 8 oz., .19 H irsh’s Violet Perfumed Ammonia, pint bottle, -10 Petroleum Jelly, screw ton jar, 2c Violet Toilet Water, 4 oz. bottle, .23 Bath Brushes, long handle, ,l7) Bath Sponges, 25o. and 35c. one.'<, .19 .Dupre’s Triple E x tracts, all-odors, per oz., ,19’^ Violet Bath Grains, 15c. ones, .10 V Dr. M ayer’s Manicure T o ilet .-.SOap*';/ per cake, 5d^' Root Beer, enough to make 5 gals. fo$ Sol- Wild Cherry Phosphate, 10 oz.bottl 0 j-, 1 9 ’' Groceries and Fresh Meat Specials, Ham and Bacon Sale. o,;50Cl pieces o f Armour’.s best mild sugar cur ed Hams a n d Bacon, selected especially f o r this sale, per pound, .13 $ ^ U-5. 1% Housekeeping Linens, Towels, Etc. 12-4, slightly Malt Creanilet Cocoa. W’o have this new Cocoa, now so much talked of. Only think, a Cocoa which ta.stcs like nectar: contains 90 per cent, of ACTUAL NOURISHMENT; so digest ible that even typhoid fever convales cents can drink it. Ices to perfection and makes a delicious Summer drink. Flavor and digestibility surpass those of ALL OTHER COCOAS. Try a pack age. Makes ten cups and costs only .10 Table Damask, 54 in., bleached and un- i W o o l Blankets, bleached, Scotch linen, value 35c., yard, .29 I value $4.98, pair, Table Damask, 60 in., extra heavy, silver | Comfortables for Summer use, bleached, pure linen, value 60e., yard, .49 Dinner Napkins, 1,000 dozen, extra qual ity, pure linen, silver bleached, 18, 20 and 22 in., value 98c., $1.25 and $1.75, dozen, -98 and .75 Bath Towels, 21x-52, extra size, bleached and unbleached Turkish, value 19c., \T>i Toweling, 18 in., bleached buck, extra qualitv for rollers, value 8c., yard, 6c Bed Spreads, full size crochet, Mar seilles patterns, each, .98, -75 and -49 Sum m er Blankets, for ;'4 beds, white and grev, wool finish, pair, .59 and -49 soiled. $3.75 .siikoline covered, white cotton filled, full size, each, 98c.; :’4 size, each, -69 Bleached and Unbleached Muslin, yard wide, for sheeting, yard, 5c Sbeets, made from extra quality bleached Sheeting, 72x90, each, 45e.; 54x90, each, -34 Bleached Sheeting, 1^4 yards wide, Utica Mills, yd., .15 Bureau Scarfs, Piilow Sham s and Center Pieces, 2 lots, con.si.sting of Irish Point and hemstitched lawn, in Linen dept., each, .59 and .25 Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Overholt Rye W h iskey, bottled in bond, par qt. bottle, Sl-00 Guinness’ Genuine Dublin Stout, im ported, per doz., $1.59 B a s s’ Pale Ale. imported, per doz., $1-69 French Brandy, imported, per bottle,$1.09 California Claret, a fine table wine, per gallon, '59 S t. Julien ClareL a superior table wine, per gal., -SS Medoc Claret, vintage of 1897, per doz. full qts., $2*69 Port o r Sherry W ine, per gal., .98 Fine Old Port, Sherry, Tokay or An- gelica, per gal., $1-29: perbottle, .34 Blackberry Brandy, fine for medicinal uses, per gal.. Sl-19; per bottle, .37 Maryland Rye W h iskey, per gal. $ 2.00 Genuine Pepper W h iskey, 5 years old. per gal., $2.24: per bottle, ^ „ - 5 9 Monogram or Golden Cabinet Rye, very old, per gal., $3-19: per full qt., .90 M t. Vernon R y e, 6 years old, per gal. $2-79: per full quart. .75 Abbott’s Original Angostura Bitters, per bottle, .46 Burnett’s Tom Gin, imported in glap.-;. p4r bottle, .74 Creme de ftlenthe, large bottle, .59 Hub Cocktails, all varieties, very fine, per bottle, .54 Cigars. La Carolina, Sumatra wrapper, Havana filler, Pufitanos, box of .50, S2-79 Cuban Am ericans, Sumatra wrapper, Havana filler, box of 50, $2.29 Club H o u se, Sumatra wrapper, Havana filler, Monday only, box of 50, $1-79 American F^ose, Sumatra wrapper, long combination filler, Perfcctos, box of 50, $1-14 New Star, Connecticut wrapper, combina tion filler, Perfcctos, box of 50. .89 Donna Viola,CDnnccticut wrapper.combina- tion filler, box of 50, .59 Unheard-of Prices in Canned Goods. Peaches, extra choice, packed in he.ivy syrup, regular price 25c., Bauland Br.anfi, this sale, doz., $2-25: can, .19 Cherries, red or white, Fulton Brand, regu lar price 17c., this sale, doz., $1.30: can, .12 Apricots, Brenda Brand, largo can, regular ; price 20c., this sale, doz., Sl.75: ca;i, .15 [ Pears, selected Bariletts, packed in .-<.vruii, Fulton Brand, regular price ITc., ihi.s .sale, doz., $1.30; cun, 12 Pineapple, ,slic:-d or gratsd, Fulton Brand. doz., $1.95: can, -17 Gooseberries, Fulton Brand, excellent for pies, regular pric-j 12c., this sale, doz., Sl-OO; can, 9c Baked Beans, plain or in tomato sauce, 3 lb. can, per doz., $1-00: can, 9c Baked Beans, packed in Chili sauce, 1 Ih. can, Bauland Brand, dozen, 90c.; can, 8c Red Kidney Beans, E.auiand Brand, dozen. 90e.: can, 8c W h ite Wax Beans, Bauland Brand, verv fancy, dozen. $1.15; c.nn, .10 Stringless Keans, Bauland Brand, verv finest packed, dozen, $1-40; can, ,l2 Evaporated Cream, Our’’Pet,’’ can, 9c Fresh Meats. Sirloin steak, per pound, .16 Porterhouse Roast, lb., .16 Other Great Bargains. Boiled Hams, Armour’s best, lb., .21 Extracts, Bauland Brand, the finest made. 4 oz, bottle vanilla, 35c.; 4 oz. lemon. .25 Crab H eat, Geo. U. Insley, Royal Brand. shells free, 2 Ih. c.in, 27c,: 1 lb. can, .17 Oat Flakes, fresh from the mill, 4 lbs., .l5 riaita Vita, per package, .l4 Spices, packed in air tight 1 lb. tin caus, i’cpper. Cinnamon, Cloves, Allspice, Ginger, Cream of Tartar and Mustard, Fulton Br.a:id, 1 lb. tin. .20 Old Grist Mill W h eat Coffee, 1 lb. pac'g- age, .16 Marrow Beans, JJ peck, very fancy, .27 Maize Flakes, per package, 7c Coffee and Tea Sale, J. H. B. Special Blend Java and Mocha, the pride of our Coffee Dept., not equr.led elsewhere at .3.5c.; our price, 4 lbs. for $1.00, Ih.. .27 East India Biend, our regular 2Gc. Co.Tee, 'ihis Sale 5j-i B's. for S|.00. lb., -20 Fancy Maracaibo Coffee, fre.sh roasted, in the bean, 6 Ib.s. for Sl-OO, lb., .17 Tea B lossom s, the choicest picking.s of the tea plant, makes a delicious, invigor ating, fragrant cup of Tea, 1 lb. caddy, .60 can, '^ >»nMmqii;piipyaMMBwattiig«a8amggirBgaag i.tz3i.m»a “ ■' ® - Hair Goods. Seaside Pompadours, Monday, Sl-25 Natural JVave Switches, $3-00 Long hair Switches, .short stem, $2-75 Bangs and Curls for the seashore at half Wall Paper News. .Artistic Wall Papers, with 9 or IS inc^ Border.s. 8c. and 10c. values, roll, 5 High A rt Wall Papers, in reds, bluo.s, greens and browns,with 9 and 18 in. Borders, values up to 15v., roll, 8c Qiit W a ll Papers, for parlors, bedrooms and diningrooms, value 18c.& ’zOc-roll, W /s, F in e s t Em b o ssed W a ll P a p e rs, very latest designs—many are exclusive pat terns, worth 25c. and 30c., roll, ’13 price. OVER BBI to Page
