The age-herald., 1900-12-17

LoVEMAN. JOSEPH AND LOEB offer for this week cut glass at cut prices, and a general reduction on every article in the glass and crockery department In silver ware there will be great bargains offered to meet the Christmas trade. Sterling sil- yer brushes and everything in the way of toilet articles, a thousand and one little things, too numerous 10 mention. Special prices will be made on sterling silver spoons, in Neapolitan and colonial designs. There will be special sales in high art goods, and particularly in the picture de- partment will the holiday season witness slice prices.
 The warm season has been against furs, and to meet this, the week will be marked by special prices in the fur department beautiful assortment of gloves, made especially for this firm, has just been re- ceived
 In furniture the Verni Martin and gold cabinets and tables and chairs are among the handsomest things shown for the holi- day season. There will be attractive of ferings in individual pieces to suit the holi- day trade.
 AT CAHEENS-There are some extra special Christmas offerings at Ca- heen Bros. for this week. In ster- ling silver articles, and there are many novelties in this line, there will be reduction sales. In the dress goods depart ment there are the L'Aiglon belts and ruffs. The tailor gowns and cloaks will be marked down. In the doll department there will naturally be great rush this week, and the display of dolls is unusually a Nrac- tive.
 This week will be the busiest of the sea- son and this firm is thoroughly equipped to meet every demand of the holiday shopper.
 AT FERD MARX-The holiday throngs are attracted to the big shop windows at Ferd Marx, in Second avenue. A remarka- ble mechanical device showing the liliputian dancing girls makes a beautiful holiday window.
 There will be extra offerings during the week. The silver and ebony novelties, the bric-a-brac and imported ware will be among the long list of pretty things for the season. The imported leather goods will be among the special sales. In mems neck wear there will be prices below their real value. The special sales will be continued through and after the holiday season.
 M. H. BURGER & Co-Extensive and varied stock of hats for ladies, in the lat est and most fashionable styles, just re- ceived for the Christmas trade of this house. which anticipates and is ready for large business in necessities and luxuries.
 BURGER DRY GOODS CoMPANY-Full and latest fashionable suits for ladies. beautiful automobile jackets, fine silver handled umbrellas, real handmade Mexican scarfs, centre-p pieces and tray-cloths, and fashionable furs
 THE TRADE PALACE-Extraordin stock of dolls, imported and domestic, ladies' suits, exquisite jackets, and remark % Ladies' suits are especially beautiful and in great abundance.
 DRENNEN & CO.-Immense department store, greatly crowded with Christmas goods, especially candies, sterling silver ware, bronze goods, ladies' ready-towear goods. furs, millinery, and art linens. The great show window representing a home freside Christmas morning is a remarkable triumph of the window dressers artistic skill.
 HIRSCH DRY GOODS AND MILLIN- FRY COMPANY-Great assortment of ladies' and childrens handsome and ex- quisite wraps, ladies' and children's furs in great abundance, superb and handsome ladies tailor-made suits, silk waists, silk pettcoats and beautiful millinery with Parisian hats, in varied, extensive and att tractive stock; many novelties of rare ex- cellence.
 MAYBERRY HARDWARE COMPANY The Mayberry Hardware Company, First avenue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets is offering special inducements to customers in cutlery. The line of carv- CTS, pocket knives, scissors, etc., are the handsomest ever brought to the city, and splendid bargains are being offered cus- toners. A complete dine of golf goods is kept in stock.
 For the holidays Collins, the big shoe store. First avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, will make leader of Johnson & Murphy shoes for men and