The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-02-23
FOR COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE.
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1t is delight to the good hou,ewife to he
able to make the dining table attractive.
and every effort is carried out to attain
that desire. The menu is prepared with
the utmost taste, so that when the husband
and family assemble to partake of the meal
prepared by her hands they viii ne charmed
by the excellence of her ability to tempt
the appetite and make the repest enjoyable.
Nothing adds more to the attractiveneSs of
table than appropriate service.
No matter how much pains and care have
been expended on the preparation of food,
II the chinaware aud the silverware be
scant, rough, or common, the average man
is not particularly pleased with the sur
roundings. The meal is not inviting. On
the other hand, if the table is covered with
pure and clean cloth, the china and glass
ware arranged in an attractive manner,
around neat display of useful aud orna.
mental silverware. the pleasure of the par
taker is heightened and the food is made
more enjo yable by the excellent manner in
which it is served.
= Silverware is almost en- indispensable
adjunct to the table OF swell regula ted
family but great many people consider
it q luxury, and feel that they cannot afford
TO use 1t daily. Well, it is a luxury, but
not such an expensive one nowadays, as
these goods are manufactured in quadruple
plate, VIA ich lasts for years with constant
use, while the cost Is within the reach of all
One Of the finest lines of everything req
uisite to the table in silver ware, is now on
exhibition at the ware-rooms OF C. FL.
Dorsett, l42 Congress street, and are offered
for sale, at auction, every evening at 1880
O'Clock.
These goods consist of an elegant display
OF hne imported fruit bowls, elegantly dec
GRATED in different colors; lot of handsome
eTtree dishes, useful in may WAYS and
always ornamental-there are many lovely
styles in full service sets, salad bowls, oyster
tourines, syrup cups aud massive tlltiug
pitchers; together with the very latest de-
signs In unique cracker jars, handsomely
decorated, and full line of the justly cele-
brated Rogers cutlery.
Other desirable ornamental goods are
offered, consisting of fine line of mantel
clocks and exquisite works of art in bronze,
representing music, poetry. Mercury, cav
alters, and other interesting statuary in his
tory. There is a large assortment Of pearl
opera glasses of the best manufacture and
numerous articles in fine silverware, which
will attract the attention of all who appre-
c1ate good workmanship and high art.
Mr.. j. Perley Hall, " no is here represent.
ing this excellent silver plated ware, has Teen
handling these goods fer the manufacturers
Tor the past fifteen years, offering them in
every city in the country and he has
numerous letters recommending these
goods to be first-class in every respect from
prominent men all over the country Among
the parties who speak in high terms of their
excellence are A. NJ. Kelley, ex-mayor of
Richmond, Va; d. o. Davis, of the firm of
Brown, Davis & Co., wholesale dry goods
merchants of Richmond Va, and George
G. Ayers, ex-mayor of Danville, Va.
Numerous parties who have purchased these
goods at past tales in this city all testify as
to their value and quality. They are
guaranteed to be just as represented.
Mr.. G. h. Dorset has had sales of these
goods at his rooms during past years, and
from personal experience and the testimony
OF purchasers he has no hesitancy in guar
anteeing Shat the goods will sustain in quail
ity the representation given by the manu-
facturers.
A special sale for ladies is arranged for
tomorrow afternoon tuesday, at $3.50
o'clock, at which time they are cordially
invited to inspect the elegant line of silver
ware and make purchases of whatever they
may desire Particular attention will be
| paid to the ladies' comfort. aud chairs will
| be provided that they will not weary in
standing during the sale. They will make
note OF the place and the time of the SALE
and come prepared for an afternoons pleas
ure and qualification in seeing the lovely
| goods. witnessing the purchases of others
and Of making selections for their own COM
fort and convenience.-Ad.