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WEDNESDAY EVENING, THE PITTSBTJBQ PRESS. FEBRUARY 22, -1899. 3 PRESBYTER I AX OM EX MEET. ACCIDENTALLY" SHOT. WASHINGTON'S DAY.

Catarrh LYNCHING AND VIOLENCE. Mrs. Ida B. Wells Barnett Will Lee- 1' tnre To-XIght. Mrs.

Ida B. WeUs-Barnett, who is said to be one of the most eloquent speakers of the colored race in this country, will lecture to-night at the John Wesley A. M. E. church, on Arthur street.

She will The Anniversary of the Birthday Being Appropriately Observed. Police Officer Echment Painfully Injured on Hla Wny Home. Police Officer H. M. Echment, a sub at No.

6 police station, accidentally shot himself through the foot while returning to his home on Mt. Washington last night. Echment was carrying the revolver In his hand, twisting it around his Anger in western style when the hammer fell and tho ball buried itself in Kchment's foot. He will be unable to report for duty for several days. AFHO-AMEIUCAX SOTES.

speak on "Lynching and mob violence. Making Arrangements) to Entertntn Board of Foreign Missions. The executive committee of the Women's Foreign Missionary society of tho Pittsburg and Allegheny presbyteries of the Presbyterian church held an Important meeting this morning In the ohapel of the First Presbyteriun church, Wood street. Mrs. S.

S. Gilson presided. Arrangements were made to entertain the delegates who will attend the convention of the board of foreign missions of the Presbyterian church, which will meet In the East Llbettv church. Rev. Dr.

Kumler, pastor. April 25, 2tl and 27. It is expected that at least delegates will be present. A largo number of the societies and churches were represented at the meeting this morning and encouraging reports relating to missionary work were heard. tablishments, the signs of prosperity and consequent rush of business being too much in evidence to permit of a suspension of work even for 24 hours.

This Is not only Washington's birthday. It is also university Jay for the alumni association ut tno Western university and the two events are being harmoniously consolidated. University day exercises commenced at 10:30 this morning at Carnegie music hall, to be lot-lowed by a parade. The Pennsylvania Bocletv of the Sons of the Revolution are meeting this afternoon tnd evening at the Hotel Uuquesne in honor of Washington's birthday. The Washington Infantry made arrangements for a parade during the Afternoon.

From all the public school buildings, from the federal and municipal and from many other buildings In this city the Stars and Stripes are floating proudly today. It is the same flag that Washington fought for and upheld as the symbol of liberty and Independence. Tha only changes In Its appearance have been the addition of more stars from time to and, as in the case of the big flag floating from the top of the Press building, the further addition during the past fc.v months of the words "Philippines," "Porto Rico" and NO PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION, Mr. B. P.

McAllister, Harrodtv burg, says; "I employed numerous methods of local treatment (or a severe case of Catarrh, but tho disease grew worse steadily, getting a firmer grip on me all the time. I finally realized that this treatment did not reach the disease, and decided to try Swift's Specific, S.S.S.rTrh Blood which promptly got at the seat of the trouble, and cured me permanently." Catarrh is a blood disease and can not be reached by sprays, inhaling mixtures, etc. S. 8. S.

Is the only cure. Send for valuable books mailed free by Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Gal Bl'T SCHOOLS, BASKS AXD BCS1XE9S HOISE KEEPING THE HOLIDAY. CARELESS WORKMEN. A Fire at the Hotel Hichllea Was Narrowly Averted. A fire was narrowly averted early this morning at tho Richelieu hotel, on Liberty street, where a fire In which several people loss their lives occurred a few weeks ago.

Since tha fire the hotel has not been occupied, but tho repairs on the building have been going on all the time. Last night two lamps were left burning In one of the rooms on the first tloor, but there was nobody around the building. About 2 o'clock this morning the night clerk In the Hush house, which is just next door to the Richelieu, noticed smoke comingjiut of the front door of the hotel. He at once started to investigate tho cause of the trouble and notified the officer en the beat. After trying for some time to gum an entrance to the building they were ut last compelled to force open the front door.

They found that one of tho lamps had In some manner been turned up very high, and that It had begun to scorch some of the woodwork which was near it. In a few minutes more it would have exploded and set tho whole phtce on tire. Tho room was tilled with smoke, but the lump was extinguished without any accident. H. Nelnmn's grocery store, yii.18 Penn avenue, was damaged to the extent of early this morning by fire.

An ulurm from box 517 culled out the fire companies In that district and the building was saved from total destruction. An overheated stove is said to have caused the lire. DR. JAMES' TAR 8YRUP to coughs. Nothing "Just us good." SOME FEATURES OF THE DAY.

MRS. IDA B. WELLS BARNETT, COLORED. The members of the Avery mission A. M.

E. Zlon church, of Allegheny, mid the members of the Homewood A. M. E. Zton church will observe Washington', birthday by giving a Martha Washington tea to-night at the church.

The Woman's Mlto Missionary society of the Tabernacle Haptlst church will hold their regular monthly meeting to-morrow afternoon at the Tabernacle church. An effort will be made to Increase the Interest In the missionary work. Roberts lodge. No. 1, of the Order of United Brothers of Friendship, has been organised In this city.

Rev. A. i. lebart, grand ninstcr of the state of Ohio, will be In the city Saturday nt which ttms the lodge will be instituted, llo will preach a sermon on Sunday afternoon, February the Jnhn Wesley A. M.

E. 7.lon churrh. The order Is one of the largest colored organisations in the United States. All lodges and temples and Juvenile, have been Invited to attend Sunday sfternoon. PERSONALITIES.

Ejected a Constable. Justice of the Peace George W. Giles, of Homestead, last evening ejected Constable Paul Waselfrkl, of the Fourth want, from his ottlce. He appeared as an Interpreter in the case of Henry Davig against Annie and John Novatnl for disorderly conduct. The Justice had previously refused to allow him to Interpret.

Last night Waselefskt became abusive and refused to leave when told to do to. Ho retired when Constable Frank Bell was ready to enforce tho order, anil took the defendants with him. Their (3D forfeit money was then declared forfeited. The defendants are making arranga-ments to carry the case to court. E.

O. Durlnp, a Philadelphia publisher, Is at Newell' s. John H. Walker, a Buffalo ihoe manufacturer. Is at the Henry.

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bully, of Canton, are registered at the Duquesne, Frank T.

Merwin. a brans manufacturer, of Philadelphia is at the'Henry. Barnett, a fruit grower of Los Angeled Is at the Seventh Avenue. Georger C. Cox, a piano manufacturer of Rochester, N.

Is registered at W. H. Hart and E. A. Moore, business men of New Britain, are at the Lincoln.

V. T. Newhall, a pottery manufacturer of East Liverpool, is at the Seventh Avenue. James M. Porter, a Are brick manufacturer of Cumberland, W.

is nt the Rush bouse. WEAK HEN EAT MAN-NAH AND GET STRONG. MAN-NAH is a nerve food, not a patent medicine. Mun-Nah is the only reliable remedy for nervous debility in young and old, from whatever, cause. We guaran- bVv MAN-NAH Pro mi nent specialist over the whole world.

Man-Nab will surely restore you to vigorous manhood and build up youi nervous system. Price) per box. two weeks' treatment, tltu. For sale by all druggists or mailed in plain wrapper by addressing MAN-NAH CHEMICAL SlP-fls Hoi-484 Pittsburg, Pa. To-day Is the anniversary of the birthday of George Washington and Is a legal holiday.

A long list of pleasant gatherings, t-n- tertalnments ana reunions with a few dinners, a banquet and a parade, are to be found on Pittsburg's menu for tlo commemoration of the anniversary, although no public demonstration was arranged. Whether the father of the Aroer- lean republic was born on February 11 instead of February 22, as many suppose, is of smalt moment as long as one day in each year Is devoted to him. Today Is the universally recognized anniversary of Washington's birthday, officially Jind socially, and in every part of tho globe where Americans are to be found tributes to his memory are being made. In this city Washington's birthday has always been made the occasion of a general holiday among government and municipal officials and at the public schools. In accordance with the general custom banks are closed for the dav.

Work is being carried on us usual, however, nt the big manufacturing es Homestead Telephone System. The Home Telephone compnny, of Homestead, held a meetliut yesterday and made arrangements to have Its system complete and In operation by March All of the poles have been laid and the wire la now being strung. Three rooms have been leased in the Hough building and will be used a. offices and a cciu tral station. Exciting; Election at Reading.

Feb. 22. Yesterday's election resulted In the choice of Adam Leader, republican, for mayor, over Edward Yoa-ger, democrat, by a majority of about The result will not bo known until after midnight. Eight councllmen were elected, which gives tho democrats on Joint bnl-lot. J.

T. Hoffman, democrat, was elected city treasurer by about majority. Women candidate for school controller ran in four wards, but their vole wns very small. Charles L. Moll democrat, was chosen city controller by 300 majority.

There are rumors that Mr. Yeager's friends will ask for a recount. Over votes were polled. Mayor-elect Leader Is at present city coin roller. It was the most exciting election in the city's Preceding the lecture a musical program will be rendered.

After the address a reception will bo tendered, to he followed by a banquet. Mayor-elect William J. Dlehl has been Invited to attend and make a brief address. April Cornea First. Considerable Interest was manifested In the contest between May and April for the asses-sorshlp in the Twenty-seventh ward.

The candidates, as stated in the Press, "dropped into poetry, but April's effusion seemed to carry more weight, as he came out a winner by a vote of 639 to W4. The Father of His Country. Although glowing tributes have been paid to his many virtues by great and good men the world over, none is better known than "He could not tell a lie!" While it may he, possibly that In some of his best qualities Washington was superior to us in this we claim to be his equul We cannot tell a He! that is, as to the purity, merit and general excellence of Diamond Monogram Whisky, Sehuetss, Renzleliuuwn popular brand. Oct it corner Market street and First avenue. Costs Jl a quart, six quarts $., or by tho gallon S-loo, Prove this by ordering now.

Are Yon Coins; to Move If so, exchange your old piano now for a new one at Hamilton's. Special inducements this month. Fullest value allowed, as we need old Instruments for our repair shops during this month, and will hold your now piano until you move If desired. Hamilton's, 335-7 Fifth avenue, city. Prop us a line.

1.00. to Cincinnati Is the amount you save by using the B. O. Two vestibuled trains dally. Elegant Send for a New Price List.

NEW YORK GROCERY 311 Market Street, Pittsburg, Pa. pullman parlor and sleeping cars. "Royal Blue Service." Fast time. WwwWWWWWWwwWwwWWWWWWSwWWWWsrW WwwwwwwO WwwW Ww WwwW m'wW WWf If WW WW nrR vi i iiiii THE LARGE DRESS GOODS STORE Is Daily Gaining Additional Friends and Patrons. The big first floor of the new building is admirably suited for the display of Dress Goods It is "the ideal Dress Goods Store of Pittsburg," as a lady yesterday remarked.

Well, If the store Is "Ideal" the stock Is all the more so. It Is at once the most vnrlod and comprehensive assortment of new Spring and Summer Fabrics in the city, and, having been purchased on a large scale, for ensh (not credit), and (mostly) direct from the makers, we not only are able to show many strictly exclusive, fashionable designs, but quote prices other houses cannot approach. Watch this Dress Goods Store the next few weeks. You will find yourself well repaid for having done so. A FEW OF THE NEW THINGS JUST PLACED ON SAIJS FOLLOW: THE BIG STORE" TIIE DIG STORE' Ladies' Furmshiags 25c Books for 5c Immense collection of popular titles, is including the following: 46-IKC1I ALL-WOOL STORM SERGE fit INCH ALL-WOOL TAILORINGS 40 I INVISIBI.K TAILOR CHUCKS.

45-1NCII COVERT MIXTVHE All on sule to-morrow at HOSIERY SALE. nnVC' Heavy, strong Ribbsd Black DU 1 0 Hose; guaranteed fast col- I 0 a or; worth 20o pair, at I Ull IIICCFQI Regular made fancy Flaid IYII00CO Lisle Hose; double OCa heel and toe; worth 35o pair, Phantom SILK MIXED FANCY GOODS, In variety of new spring shades: also ALL-WOOL CAHIIMICREf, in desirable colorings; worth 40o yard. 1,450 Yards Granite Cloth, Yd Uartla: George Ebers. Mary St.John; Rosa Carey. An African Lord Lynne's Choice; Clay Dream Life: Mitchell 8 Yinr Choice Only 60S 65S 44S UVL mg lot UUl.Ol.IO made of striped sateen; closely boned; all shapes; 'Wcrth SI, a at 03U () RflWnK Ltd'61' be8t quality Flannel.

Ull (10 ette Gowns; gathered ICa yoke; worth $1.25, at only I uw I FiMINATflrK Choioe to morrow rAOUIHH I UtlO from all our 75o, $1, f) and $2 Fascinators, all col- CHa 46-INCH RAISED CORD SUITINGS, Superb quality, in silk and wool: the rich, dark colors; imported to sell for ti.i!5, tut we now say only In rich colorings, such as new blues, navy, tans, browns, greens, can't be matched under 50c, go at Yd In Order to Hake Room ftr Our New Spring Neckwear 29 39 I if) ICQ' Fancy striped top and 39c AIL THE PRETTY NEW PLAIDS, So nice for chlliren's wear 29 different combinations on different colored grounds; why pay 6Uo elsewhere when we say only Grand Line New Chains, Every new conceit will be found hero nt Us best. Frlces aro Lnuiuu Boot Hose; worth 1 5c ORed 'Lottery Ticket Jiois-gobey OA Glorious Galop; Hawley Smart Dark Days; Hugh Conway Lucille; Owen Meredith House of the Wolf; Wey- Oman The Dream of Love; Zola Ernest Maltravers; Lytton' Harry Lorrequer; Zola Yd ssv ors, at. pair, www HANDSOME HEAVY WALE STORM SERGES, 75c QUALITY. AT 59 YARD We tffer ohoice to-morrow from all our $1, $1.50 and $2 finest Silk and Satin Neckwear, an? fashionable shape or design you may want, for 50c UCCT0 2 cases of Ladies light weight I LO 1 0 fleeced lined Ribbed Vesta, high neck, long sleeves; worth 20o, f) Ladies' fine fancy Silk Embroidered Black Hose, with Maco foot; worth 0 45c pair, at We show an exqulae array of very fine Tailorings, the mnjorlty are plain fabrics, but among the fancies we wish to call your attention to a Large Flaid in such combinations as black and blue; black and brown, black and red, etc. oman war; uiay AT AND S1.QO All published for 2Dc.

8 ONE OF THE BEST Curtain Chances () To Insure a Busy Carpet Season We have started the ball rolling with unusual inducements. We make it an object for you to buy now, instead of the middle of March or April. You will understand better when you see our offerings of Royal Wiltons, Axminsters, Wilton Velvets, all other makes and weaves of Carpetings. We discount the prices of exclusive stores fully 25 per cent, and show all the celebrated makes. BLACK GOODS: Plii.

39c, 45c, 50c, 69c 75c Elegant 54-inch wide Black Venetians, at 50c and 59c yard 300 yards of 54-inch wide Black Brilliantine, 75c quality, at 50c Regular 50c to 65c Black Goods at 39c yd, 8 la presented by the placing on sale of several excellent purchases made by our wide-awake buver who has iust returned frnm tha Hunt Regular $6.00 Curtain, Rigular $2.50 Curtains, of fine Nottingham Lace, 5 pretty designs, 8J yds. long, Rpa.1 Trmh Pninf. Tana fcl Choice From our Entire Line of 9( CSS long, 50 in. wide, 4 beauti- I ful designs, per pair, (50 inches wide, worth $2.50 Dtob Klauber's Entire Sample Lias 1501 Pieces Ml Bl $3.50 It Irish Point Scarfs, Squares (J Including not only all of last season's patterns, fRt per pair, at $1.50 Regular $4.00 Curtains, of extra fine Nottingham Lace, in dainty BruBsols, NEW WASH GOODS. So many good things that not even one hundredth can find, mention here.

Come. 175 Pieces Everett Classic Dress and Waist Ginghams, but also all the new Spring designs received so far many just from ha mil 1 noait.ivulv fiFirt That'll attract big crowds to the New China Basement to-morrow. Regular $8 Curtains, real Irish Foint Lace, very handsome, 3i yds. long with Wl wide open work borders on Ine not, per pair, nui, par pair, FOR CHOICE 9c e3p and 75o values (Thurs 1 1 day and Friday only) at and Sets On sale to-morrow at about half the regular wholesale prices. We divided the purchase into three great lots, as follows 39c 59c 1 75c renaissance msn i'oint and Id effects, per pair, 5c In checks, stripes and plaids, worth 7Ho yd (on Sd Bargain tutile, main aisle, new building,) t-morrow Dress and Apron Ginghams, $6.00 $2.25 VERY BEST MAKES OF 9-WIRE BRUSSELS CARPETS 1 Including Sunford's, Smith's and Hlgglns', which names alone are I 1 guarantees in themselves as to quality and style; with or without borders; also full line of hall and stair designs; sold everywhere for 75c yard, at 59C yd.

0f9-in. Fruit Bowls, 8-tn. Cake Stand and Large Water Pitchers, worth i0c. 1.000 dot. Water Tumblers.

fldiffereit patterns, worth 40o per 1 0 I Lt MX) pieces on the center bargala table, to-morrow for only fancy Figured Piques, For all 11 Bcarfs and Squares. For all 12 Scarfs and Squares. For alt 70 Scarfa and Squares, $3 BO TAPESf RT PnTJTTirnira in S7-1N. WASH VELVETS, new dnslns I and colors; regular price $1.70 per 7C EXTRA HEAVY WILTON VELVET CARPETS All the latest Spring designs and colors real beauties which must be seen to be appreciated; fine enough for any parlor or library; splendid collection of hall and stair patterns to match; worth $1.25 yard, wide, all colors; houvy fringe i 00 top and bottom, per pulr OliwO yd. yard, ut only So popular for Faacy Waist worth 20c yord, at only lot I24C 3c 5.000 Crystal Olive Trays, Pickle dishes, 8-in Fruit Plates, worth, 10c, OMENTAL TAP priBTtirma CHINA DRAPERY SILKS, pretty I 1 V'H'IIJU 8- in.

wine; very ncavy tussul frlUKo; rich colors, per pair tires In all the newest deHlgna and J' colors; worth IMio yard, at $5 American Porctlain Wsrs-A most advantageous purchase accounts tor ttime offers: $3 HOPE PORTTRRMS. fnr rimihla NARROW VAL. LACES AT LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION. 8,000 dozen fine French Narrow Valen-cienne Edges and Insertions; new, pratty designs, to 1-in. wide; worth 3c to 60 yard, at 1c, 2cand 3c yard, Or 10c, 20c and 30c per doz.

yds. FIGURED CURTAIN MUSLINS, for siiHh curtains, 28 In. wld; regular C. I price 15c per yard, at only QC slnglo (loorR.mudo of hcuvy cord (j QQ 10c, 124c and 15c Long Cltths, 800 manufacturers' short ends, to 8 yards to the piece, at only White English Pique, 30-lacb wide, heavy welt, worth 25e yard, at only 8 ti rely new patterns of Heaviest Grade Axminsters, The most luxurious Carpets for parlors, libraries or Reception Rooms, A I fc with or without borders; sold everywhere tor $1,50 and go to-mor- 'I v. row for only iu.

in the Carpet Bargain Corner JrSTSJSA kinds and descriptions, at from to of the manufacturer's cost. 7ic 16c 5c Qo at only mm iuhhoih, uii colors, at only, I iJU BREAKFAST PLATES, DINNER PLATES, SOUP PLATES EGG CUPS, BOWLS. (all neatly decorated) 0PENVEGETABLE0ISHES Mf AT DISHES, I TAPESTRY TAW.E COVERS, W. yds. square: remilur Drlce 73c.

sro at nr. 3-FOLD SCREENS, oak frame, tilled In with sllkollne; 5 ft. high; worth 2.25, at finished $1.25 only Qo at )only SALI BOWLS. PICKLE DISHES, CREAM JUGS, (neatly decorated) () () 10c 19c THE CAfJPE STOCK OF BOYS' CLOTHING Go Cowed Vegetable Dishes, Large Meat Dishes. Covered Sugar Bowls.

HI? tnXnSAW Ur CU5tomers' but 14 have been tlmes big. However, there are sometcholce at only Covered Butter Dishes, Largest Water Jugs. (all tloely decorated.) ju vume wunout aeiay, you can count on a big saving of money. Never Was There a Better Offer IN MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS Than onr present sale from the stocks of two of New York's greatest manufacturers who preferred to turn their goods into cash even at a big loss to inventorying them. And thus, these offers: Odd Breakfast Plates, and Tea platen of fine English Porcelain; regular price Ho and A lOc, go at tU A Carload of Jardinieres, and Pedestals, at less than cost of manufacture.

S3J0 MM 200 Handsome Jardinieres and Pedestals, of it sV nest msjouch, SI.25 finest Majolica, latest Hhapes. underglazed colors worth tA50 complete For Hoys' All Wool Suits, rltfht wclKht for spring wear, attractive Vcstoe, Fancy Reefer nnd hundreds of Douhlp-Iireasted Suits, Rlx8 2Uj to 10; but for our lucky purchase thpse Bults would cost $2.50 to $4. And up to $10 for Roys' light colored Spring Topcoats, In English Oovtrt Cloth, Whipcords, Ac; plain or strapped senms; serge or silk-lined nnd slik-faeed -an exceptionally fine line at For nobby Young Men' All-Wool Fancy Cheviot Long Trouser Suits; proper styles for early Spring wear, French faced and extra well made throughout: nil sizes, to ll; would lie a bargain for $0 or V. For choice from counter after 'counter of Men's Suits and Overcoats, the cheapest one of which is worth every cent of $8,00, while most of them cannot be duplicated elsewhere below $10.00 and $12.00. For your pick and fit from an excellent variety of Men's Fine Dress Suits and Top which were intended to bring from $15.00 to $20.00.

In make and style these goods are equal to the best. 1,000 Richly Decorated Jardinieres, gold stippled Mo. at 19c 2S0 Majolioa Jardinieres, various new shapes, handsome Boys' $2, $2.50 and $3 Suits, Boys' $5 to $7 Reefers, VIVI Of $1.50 and $2.00 Long Pants, mane, or lixtra j' ine or Houcle, cute, cunning lit tie garments; $2,50 SI .00 vestee, Kecrer, junior and doulile-'oreasied styles, mud of all-wool fancy Cheviots andCsssiniOresisIl goatonly Well made of neat striped Blue nl IJlaek Cheviots; French waistbund; 29 to 8WncU waist lengths, at 66c sizes to HI; at IWALL PAPfR THESE ARE BUSY FEBRUARY DAYS ON THE FURNITURE FLOOR. IK GROCERY Now covors thp pntlre renr of 4th floor Wxl feet. Nothing like It outside of First came the big purchase of Iron Beds, then the scoop of some 1,250 Couches from a Chicago concern, and now a manufacturer's ctean cut of Bedroom Suites, the best of all the three purchases will be on sale the next three days aid If yu are anxious to get first-class furniture for about one-half the regular prices, you will need no special Invitation to come In.

If you think of doing any paper-O ing, and if you wish to select from the, largest stock of new Spring 3T- igns, come and, see us. Another orn ana unicago. CROWN FLAKES, the Breakfast food, per package I fl I Hand picked leading Qln 23c 9 I LUi NAVY BEANS, 10 LB. 90c a Pail Tinker MACKEREL from 30 to 50 per cent. This we guarantee.

irAMS-rirlKht, sweet. English cured 7ic cvfrij'uiio guaranteed. Per lb Dry Salt Pork, So lb. Good, strong White Blank Wall Papers; regular price 6c and 8c per bolt, at 4c 'apers, Papers, 'WMJ herring Import- 7Qf cJ Milchners, per keg only I jC Jt Very pretty dark colored Wall i ib. Bdck nnnncu tw boneless UUUI ION j.69 a' This fine Enameled Iron Bed, worth $3.50, at in new reds, greens, blues, browns, with 9 or 18-in.

blended frieze to match 12Jc and 15c bolt, THIS $29 SUITE Piece Bedroom Suites I fl Pi 1 1 Round Labrador $3,49 i LUi i nil. HERRING This Handsome Enameled Iron Bed, Worth $12.75. S3. 75 This Elegant Enameled Iron Bed, Worth $7.50, Ollp Awn Tfijv. rinclem nrt In antique oak and mahogany finiah; 2-lx30-inch bevel mirror, go at In solid oak and mihogany finish curly birch, hghj polished, carved top drawers; swelled front, cast brass trimming; oval or pattern French bevol mirror; several styles, at Nothing cheap about this bed but the price it having 4 coats of hard baked enamel and brass trimmings, 1 1-16-in.

posts, all different sues, too, at $1.69. Hss solid brass snobs and monnts msnt to anv bedronm: fancy bran and bra spindles, extended foot, 44 kcrolls to biad and foot: handsome Inches bitch, extra tine enamel, ail brass fcpmdle. extension foot; they'll sizes. Remtmber the price, only 13.75. go quickly at 96.49.

The Very latest colorings in new Spring Wall Papers stencil, floral and stripe effects, with ceilings and blended borders to match; worth loo and 18c; go at only Sic and Hie bolt. Regular $17.50 Thrce-Piccc Bedroom Suites COFRtfix'SfiSjSKiee Fine English TCI worth lbs. I Breakfast I CH 40c lb. 0 for I PCIflHFQ California Lemon Cling ILMUriLO. Peaches; 12 cans fqr $1.73, or per can I FANCY YKIXOW TABLE TEACUKS 12 cans for fl.M, or in, Per ran I ZC 13 CALIFORNIA APRICOTS Solnrtt Brand: la cans for $1.15, or if).

per can I j) WHITE CH ICR R1KS Extra In fine ash or mahogany finish, well constructed, neatly Exquisite Heavy Gilt Wall mirror, go ipers, all I4c Papers, carved, dresser has 20x24 or 24x30-inch bevel to-morrow for only ff the new designs for parlors, nails, 3g libraries; worth up 25c, at Handsome Solid Mahogany. Bird's Eye Maple and 116.50 TURKISH COUCHES $28 LEATHERETTE COUCHES- lrfre Comfortable tonchfs. Full 35 In. wide. rows of extra dep tuft- extra aop iuicp fruit.

1J cans for Jl.os. or in. Look Hue real leather; X' In. wide: tner; si in. wine: Finer and finest Wall Paper at 2Sc 0 to 50c bolt.

Complete line of Boom Mouldings, go Linerusta and Stained Glass Sibstitutes. lOcg .46 Lpnoistered in the best urudes of corduroys or velours, full per can Quartered Oak Bedroom Suites-worth up to 75, go on sale to-morrow at $32.75. But come af once, as there are only 25 of them and they'll go quickly, at only S8.49 4 upnoistered tn finest Wpiifian Velour. Corduroy. full spring seat; go fancy shape Rococo frame; rowsof extra deep tufting; at $14.75 Fairbank's Gtld Dust, 4 pound spring neat ana spnnif caee.

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