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The sun., 1901-04-27
Basket Ball at Armory.

1hc almory tonight between Company
team and the Jasper a. G. team Of
Philadelphia. This will be the last game
nf the season and the proceeds will bc
divided among the members of the local
team.
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peath of Mated uno.ier G.nernI

Lebanon, Ind, April 2j.-General A.
o. Miller. one of lndiana's noted he
roes Of the civil war, is dead after an
Illness of few days. He was in com
mand Of Company G. Tenth regiment.
mt the battle of Rich Mountain in July,
1861, and his company captured TIL.
first Confederate flag.
The sun., 1901-04-27
Discmssing Crced KeNisinn.

Pittsburg, April 26.--A subcommit-
tee Of the committee on the revision of
the creed appointed by the general as
Semhly of the Presbyterian church Is
in session at the Monongahela House.
in this city, formulating its report,
which is to lie presented to the general
assembly in Philadelphia on May 1G.
The sun., 1901-04-27
TO launch Independence May 10.

Boston. April 20. The date for launch
ing HE cup yacht Independence has
been fixed nj high tide. May 10. Miss
Marion Lawson. daughter of Thomas
w. Lawson. owner of the yacht. will
christcn her. Captain FIatf has sent
ont notice to his crew Of Is men to re-
port before the launching. There will
be no ostentatiouS ceremony connected
with the launching.
The sun., 1901-04-27
Catching Crooks.

Todd Il. Hall. the noted detective and
evangelist Of Baltimore, Md, will make
IN address III the y. NJ. G. A. gospel
meeting tomorrow afternoon. His sub
jrct will hc Catching Crooks" Mr..
Hall will also make an address at st.
I'aul'S NJ. l.. Church in the evening.
The sun., 1901-04-27
Haven NJ. Il, Lyceum.

The closing paper in the Amusement,
series will be read tomorrow Afternoon
a. o'clock, before the Epworth League
Lyceum of Haven NJ. + Church. Specia
innsic has been prepared for the occa,
sion aud the program promises to b.
both interesting aud spicy.
The sun., 1901-04-27
Thousands of Came Birds Seized.

Chicago. April 20. State Game Com
missioner II. w. l.oveday, acting un-
der federal authority, has made what
is believed 10 he tho greatest seizure
If game birds ON record. More than
1000 quail, grouse and ducks have
been contiScated because they Were
shipped in violation of the federal law
known rs the Lacey act.
The sun., 1901-04-27
Tennessee senator Censured.

Nashville, April 2G. The senate de-
clarpd the evidence against senator
Eldridge Of Shelby county in his trial
before that body on charges of bribery
and accepting money in connection
with the race for assistant clerk of
the senate not sufficient for expulsion.
\ resolution ccnsuring the senator was
NJ
The sun., 1901-04-27
Yisiting Encampments.

Most Eminent Commander Charles
Hayward OF the Knights of st. John and
Malta, is on two weeks trip to Penn
syivania New York and Canada, to visit
officially the subordinate encampment'
OF the order. Before returning home ht
expects to take in the Buffalo Exposi
tiun.
The sun., 1901-04-27
win Manufacture Furniture.

f. l.inwnod Peacock is at the head oi
tile Wilmington capitalists who hav
purchase ! the McLear 4 Kendall build
ing at Ninth and King streets. He is a.
authority on furniture matters. The com.
rauy will engage in the manufacture OF
furniture, carcets and draperies.
The sun., 1901-04-27
french steel workers In Trouble.

Paris, April 2G. Several arrests have
been made mt the Commetory Steel
works in connection with the alleged
betrayal to the Krupps of the secret Of
the manufacture of certain French ar
tillery. -Four artiiiccrS and one Ger
man employee of the works have been
placed under arrest
The sun., 1901-04-27
Torpedo boat Bailey Very Fast.

Washington. April %. Rear Admiral
Evans Of the naval board of inspec-
tion las tclcgraphe'l the navy depart
ment from New London. Conn, in re-
gard to the trial of the torpedo boat
Bailey as follows: Bailey splendid
success. Best speed 81 knots; average
for two hours. 30.2."
The sun., 1901-04-27
Rieh Haul by Montana Robbers.

Anaconda. Mont. April 2d. Two
men secured Sl0oOO in gold early to-
day IN the most audacous robbery
ever known here. They forced the
main doors Of the Alaska saloon. car
rpd out the 300 pound safe, placed ii
IN IN express wagon and drove outside
the city limits. After lesurely break
ing open the safe and securing its con-
tents, they escaped.
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sion. Respites n Murderer.

Harrisburg, Pa, April 20 Martin NJ.
Fry of Carlisle has been respited by
Governor Stone from May I to June
r. Fry murdered his brother-il-law.
James l.. Collins, near Carlisle on May
10 last
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Making n New rifle.

Springfield. Mass. April 26. - The
United States armory is engaged in
making the first specimen of a new ri
fie that combines features of the krag
and MauSer. IT feeds cartridges by a
straight path. has the cam lock on two
sides instead of one and is expected to
develop an initial velocity of 1900 feet
second as compared with 1000 for
the krag.
The sun., 1901-04-27
Merriam on Standing Army

Denver, April 2G.-The Rocky Noun.
tain News prints an interview with
General III. c. Merriam, commander of
the department of Colorado. in which
he is quoted as being opposed to a
large standing army.
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Held for Upper Coutt.

Charles Brown, colored, was arraigned
in city court yesterday morning on TIN
charge OF the larceny Of a nackintosl
from DR.. +. F. Pieisop, and held in 500
bail for upper court.
The sun., 1901-04-27
CycIone Destroys nnrrncI,s.

Washington. April 26. wv Admiral
Kempif ut Cavite has cabled the navy
department rs follows: Cyclone struck
POLICE 22d Barracks destroyed. Hos
pital unfit fer use. No casualties. Gov
crnment damage $1,000. Request this
amount to he made available"
The sun., 1901-04-27
Death of Frank Beara

Lakewood, n. j., April 2G. Francis
d. Beard, the millionaire horse owner,
is dead Mt his home. Mr.. Beard under
went an operation for appendicitis sun.
day night, and at first il was believed
he would recover, but change for the
worse was noticed Thursday evening.
The sun., 1901-04-27
New Chairs for Court Room.

TWENTY four new cane seated chairs
were received at the Court House from
J 81. N. Harman yesterday. They art
for the main court room. 1t is expec cted
that the new carpet for inside the ba,
will be laid on Monday.
The sun., 1901-04-27
Domrniean Minister. ou,,

san Domingo, April 26.-The minis.
ter of the interior. Senor Hernandez:
the minister Of war, Senor Cuello, and
che minister OF posts, Senior Joubert,
nave resigned. The country is quiet.
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FooIhardy Attemp, Ends Fatally.

Watertown. y. ". April 20 While
Intoxicated, Ed Rogers. aged III, of
Houverneur attempted to walk the rail
ing of bridge and, making miSstep,
fell into the river and was drowned.
l'he body has not been recovered.
The sun., 1901-04-27
Bridseman In bolivia Again.

Lima, Peru, April 2i.- Mr.. George II.
Bridgeman, the United States minister
to Bolivia, who has been on II visit to
the United States, has arrived ut La
paz, Bolivia.
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CHA MrIoNSIIlp STANDING,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia.
II II. l..
Philadelphia ~ o002O0oo-3 6 4
Boston .,.....,... 0 003000 S 4
Dlnnhue and McFaranp; Pttengel
and Kittridge. Day, umpire.
AT New York.
II H. Il
New York ,....00300O20O- I 3
brooklyn ....l G000l00- 4 |
Matthewson and Bowerman; Donovan
anl McGuire. Colgan, umpire.
The sun., 1901-04-27
R,d,veu Ren,,,,ointed.

Washington. April W.-The president
has reappointcd George X. Bidweil 10
be collector Of customs for the districs
of New York.
The sun., 1901-04-27

Mrs. Frank Woollcy Of this city is
visiting in West Chester.
The sun., 1901-04-27
Baseball Yesterday,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT Philadelphia.
II II E.
Athletic .......0000001 90 | z Z
Washington IN 00l02 0-5 $ J
Fraser and Powers; Carrick and
Clarke. Haskell, umpire.
At Baltimore.
II. f..
Baltimore -. 81 002040-l0 II 3
b ,ston...........OD O 0Q023- & S
McGinnlty and Robinson; Kellum and
Criger. Cantillion, umpire.
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CmAMpInNsmlr SrANnING.

National League Games Today
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Br3okIyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Plttsburg.
American League Games Today
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at Baltimore
Cleveland at Chicago.
Milwaukee at Detroit
The age-herald., 1901-12-15

ure plates from famous paintings and sculptures, volumes, Svo., gilt top, 5.25
 THRONES OF FICTION" by W. D. Howells. Two volumes with about 70 full page illustrations by A. l.. Keller, H. c. Christy, A. D. Sterner, Tobin, Hut and others. Grown Svo., deckle edges, gilt tops, 3.75
 HOLLAND" by Edmondo de Amicis. Translated by Helen Zim- mern; A photogravure illustra- tions and map. Two volumes, 12mo., gilt top, in cloth box, with slip covers, 4.5o
 IRELAND; HISTORIC AND PICTURESQUE" by Charles Johnston. Illustrated with 25 full page photogravures and a map. Crown Svo., gilt top, with cloth jackets in cloth box. 2.58
 LONDON; HISTORIC AND SO- CAL" by Claude De La Roche Francis. Illustrated with 50 full page photogravures from original negatives. Two volumes, crown Svo., gilt top, with cloth jackets in a cloth box, 4.25
 LUCILLE" by Owen Meredith, 12 fac-similes of water color sketches by Madeline Lemaire, and 100 half-tone engravings after original designs by c. Mccormick Rogers, one volume, 8vo., gilt top, boxed, 2.50
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Leather Goods.

ATHER CHATELAINE PURSES, in black, brown, red and tans, 25c BLACK SEAL, with nickel plated frame and chain, Morocco Leather, with outside pocket, soc
 wALRUS, MOROCCO, CROC- ODILE and Alligator Leathers, with outside pocket, 65c
 BLACK .-AL, fiat shape, with patent snap catch flap, inside purse frame pocket, with the latest patent catch to fasten on dress to prevent loss, S9c BLACK SEALS. different shapes, ooze, in gray and tan, alligator. very choice, 1.25 BLACK SEAL, very soft, with chamois lining, new attachments,
 200 CUFF AND COLLAR BOXES, embossed designs, leather finish, black, brown and red, very choice, for 1.25 INDIVIDUAL COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, In mottled leather, the set of pieces 300
The age-herald., 1901-12-15

AMERICAN AUTHORS AND THEIR HOMES" Visits to the homes of twenty-five of our best known living American authors. Edited with introduction by Fran cis w. Halsey, with illustrations of their libraries, homes, etc. Decor ated cover, 12mo.. 1.25
 AMERICA. PICTURESQUE AND DESCRIPTIVE,' by Joel Cook. Illustrated with 75 photo gravures and map, volumes, Svo., gll, tops, in cloth box (with slip covert, 6.58
 THE BASTILE," by Captain (Hon.l D. Bingham, with preface by James Breck Perkins. Illus trated with B photogravures, volumes, crown Svo., gilt top, full gold side and back. with cloth jack cts in box. 4.25
 ENGLAND, PICTURESQUE AND DESCRIPTIVE" Reminis- cences of Foreign Travel, by Joel Cook. with 50 photograv-'-,os and a map, ? volumes, Svo., gilt tops, in cloth box, 4.5o
 FLORENCE; ITS HISTORY, THE MEDICI, THE HUMANIST, LETTERS. ARTS" Illustrated with 30 photogravures and map, Svo. gilt top, 2.58
 "GRIMM'S MICHAEL ANGELO" Holiday edition. The life of Mich ael Angelo. by Herman Grimm. H. lustrated with a steel portrait of Michael Angelo, and 40 photograv-
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Umbrellas.

Our Umbrella Department has never before been so complete. All the newest ideas and novel, ties in handles for both men and ladies have found their way to this department this season.
 For ladies we have Silk finish English Gloria, made with case and tassel to match each Um- brella; all handles of long pearls with silver trimmings; special, each, 1.75 A large lot of Ladies' Umbrellas, made of union taffeta, with case and tassel and handles of pearl, ivory, horn and natural wood, sill yer trimmed; special, each, 2.5o
 A Union Taffeta Silk Umbrella, with case and tassel, handles all of long six and seven-inch pearls, sterling silver bands and trim mings; special, each, $50
 All-Silk Umbrellas, with pearl, ivory, natural wood, also silver trimmed bands; each 5.00
 Novelties of the latest impor- tation of handles, in white and burned ivory, gold and silver mountings, new shaped pearl handles trimmed. made on the finest quality of silks, 600, $50, zoo, $50, 800, 1000, HOO to 2o.oo
 A special purchase of 200 Mems Umbrellas, made of union taffeta silk, with ivory and horn handles, silver and gold trimmed, and natural wood silver trimmed; this lot are well worth double the price asked for them; special, each, $2.5o
 Ivory and horn handles, silver and gold trimmed, made with an all-silk cover, 500
 New creations in Mems Um- brellas are too numerous to men, tion. They can be found here at all prices. The principle quality are zoo, $50, 1000, 12.5o and
 15.00
 Mems Walking Canes, in plain silver trimmed, also horn and ivory handles, 75c, 100, 1.5o, 200 and 2.50
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Mirrors.

BEVEL EDGE MIRRORS, with fancy metal mountings, also rough edge finish, easel shape. with folding foot. at 25c
 BEVEL EDGE MIRRORS, with oak frame, also Bevel Edge Mir TOTS with fancy metal mountings, rough edge, easel effect and fold inc foot at soc BEVEL EDGE MIRROR, square shape. with genuine brass frame finish; circular, with nickel plated edge. finish; oblong, with ebony finish frame, also large size rough edge finish, easel effect and fold ing foot at 75c TRIPLICATE MIRRORS, beyel edge, in eoony or oak frames, at
 $50 TRIPLICATE MIRRORS, bevel edge, with fancy moulding, in oak or ebony finish, at 400 Ditto, larger size, at 5.oo
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Novelties.
TOILET SETS

FANCY TOILET SETS
 Brush, and Comb to match, set,
 100 Brush, and Comb and Mirror to match, set 2.5o Brush, and Comb and Tray to match, set 1.75 Brush, and Comb and Mirror to match, fac-simile of sterling sill yer, raised design, set 4.50 Hair Brush, Comb, Mirror, Hat and Clothes Brush, fac-simile of sterling silver, raised design, very choice, set 800 Ebony effects, engraved design, giving a silver finish, Brush Comb and Mirror, set, 300 Ditto, Brush. Comb and Tray, set, 2.25
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Some Christmas Gifts
 In the Fifth Aisle.

This aisle is full of suitable things for holiday gs-here are gloves for women-and what makes more appecaVe oft fhan goves? and here are fancy mirrors-some real 1rev ones at 5Oc In toilet things are many novelties in sterling silver and other effects in leather goods the stock is particularly attractive and contains some o the latest nov cities In Fans you may be exravagan as you please for here are fans worth 5000 In Hosiery here are some fancy ones Oo Plenty betWeen that price
 We tell little of the things in this Fifth Aisle but as Tn all other parts of the store during the holiday season half the pleasure in shopping and finding things out Tor your colf
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ALL-WOOL BLANKET ROBES, in fancy colors, red, green, blue and black, bordered at the bot tom, 800, 1000 and 12.5o PLAID SMOKING JACKETS, trimmed with silk braid or cord,
 500 REVERSIBLE GOLF PLAID SMOKING JACKETS, collar and cuffs trimmed with same goods, bound with silk cord, 600, $50 and zoo HEAVY REVERSIBLE GOLF PLAID SMOKING JACKET, trim med with silk and satin piping, collar and cuffs trimmed with plaids like goods, $50, 1000 and
 12.5o You could not think of a more acceptable present for a man than a nice pair of Gloves. We have any kind you could wish for.
 MEMS DOGSKIN GLOVES, either lined or unlined, 75c DRESSED OR ADDRESSED KID GLOVES, in all the new shades, LOO BETTER QUALITY OF KID GLOVES, dressed or undressed,
 1.50 FLEECED LINED KID GLOVES, with astrachan back, soc, 100 and
 f.50 DRESSED KID GLOVES, fieeced lined, with fur tops, 75c and 100 DRIVING GLOVES, with long gauntlets in oil tan, asbestos and genuine buckskin, 100, 1.25 and
 1.50 ALL-WOOL SCOTCH GLOVES; in plain and fancy colors, 35c and
 soc BOYS WOOL AND FLEECED LINED KID GLOVES, 25c, 35c, soc and 100
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"LagHSn eSuthd he LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB.
Christmas in the Mems
 Furnishing Dept.

We have bought things suitable for Christmas gifts for men than we bought last Chrismas-For instance, there are more boxes of handkerchefs in various qualities
 ranging from the plain but servceabe up the finest quail tiles Then there is bigger and better assortment of um brelas for men, In the matter of bath and oungng robes the stock is surely three times good and it offers handsomer assortment The same thing may be said of smoking Jackets. And here also mufers and gloves
 u revelation to women for suggests more of different kinds of gifts than woman think of in year! So please you are going to give your husband brother somebody elses brother something walk through this de- partmen express desire and willing clerks will show all the suitable things.
The age-herald., 1901-12-15
Gloves.

2-CLASP LADIES' KID GLOVE, in browns. oxblood, black and white. in all sizes. We claim for this Glove to be the equal of any other glove sold at $1.00; OUR SPECIAL foc
 GLACE KID GLOVE, in all col ors and sizes, regular SIPS, at LOO
 ASSORTMENT OF GOLF GLOVES for children and ladies you will find very large, 6oc to LOO
The age-herald., 1901-12-15
The Soc Table

Oatmeal Sets, Ice Cream Sets, 1 Bowl and 6 Saucers; Tea Pots, Parian Marble Busts andiEigures, Mustach Cups. and Saucers, Puff Boxes, Candle Holders, Bohemian Glass and China Va ses, Pin Trays, A. D. Cups and Saucers, Figures, Bread Boats, Comb and Brush Trays, Themom- eters, Sugars and Creams, Beer Mugs, Tea Caddies and Ash Tlavs-Som of these things were S1. 25 originally,
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Fans

FANCY ENAMELED STICKS, silk gauge, painted spangled and lace trimmed, ..75c FANCY" ENAMELED STICKS, silk gauge, pretty painted designs, and elaborately spangled, 1.25
 CARVED BONE STICKS. sil- vered, silk gauge, painted, choice ly trimmed with lace, 2.25
 Also a very large stock to select from of imported novelties, hand painted, spangled, lace, and real handmade lace Fans, up to 5000
The age-herald., 1901-12-15
Furs; an Ideal Gift.

you would give something of worth that will be lasting why not buy set of furs. Plenty small furs here are reliable in quality, and at prices nowhere what urriers charge The prices little here because sell the furs merchants and so not dependent upon fur season for carrying through the entire year. able take profit that really ridiculous to the average furriers
 There is moral in this. Buy your furs at home
The age-herald., 1901-12-15
The 8 Table.

Articles to the value of $500 are to be found on this table Chop Dishes, New Pompeii Vases, Japanese Cake Plates and Salad Bowls, Chocolate Pots, Bohemian Vases, Opal Puff Boxes and Jewelry Gases, Salad Sets, Pudding Sets and Florentine Frames.
 Keep,to the right--com- ing in, and in, and going out, keep to the right.
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Christmas; Then
 The 25C Table

Cups and Saucers, Vaces, Bisque Figures, Puff Boxes, Can dle Sticks, Nut Sets, Nut Picks, Smoking Sets, Plates, Olive Dishes, Tobacco Jars, Card Cases, Pin Trays, Brass Lanterns and Sugars and Creams-Some of these things were S1.00 origi- naIly.
The age-herald., 1901-12-15
Finely Illustrated Books.

Have you looked the big stock of illustrated books here for holiday gts9 Beautiu is the verdict of all who have No such stock has been before in Birmingham This book department is worth browsing hro because you may not want to buy books is no reason why you should not enjoy the treat ot seeing the novelties in bookakng the store you know is place of entertainment
 Some moderately priced illustrated books
The age-herald., 1901-12-15

A pair of nice Suspenders makes useful and elegant pres ent for Christmas. Here they are in endless variety at all prices. SILK WEBBED SUSPEND FRS, with genuine kid ends, heavy plated buckles. each pair in separate box, 75c FANCY SILK WEBBED SUS- TENDERS, also solid colors in black, white, light blue and red, satin, kid ends, one in box, 100 SOLID COLORED SILK WEB BED SUSPENDERS, patent leath- CT ends guaranteed not to crack, solid oxidized silver buckles, 1.50 BASKET WEAVE SILK WEB BED SUSPENDERS, with heavy fancy sterling silver buckles, French kid ends, 200 SILK WEBBED SUSPENDERS, extra heavy sterling silver buck les, kid ends to match color of suspender, in fancy and plain colors, 2.5o, 800, $50 400, 500 and $50 We engrave all initials free of charge on any of above Suspend CTS.
 SILK HANDKERCHIEFS of the newest designs of colored borders, large sizes, 35c and soc INITIAL SILK HANDKER- CHIEFS, in medium and large size, 35c and soc PLAIN WHITE HEMSTITCHED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 25c, 35c, soc, 75e, 100 and 1.5o ALL-SILK MUFFLERS, in black, white and fancy colors, soc SILK MUFFLERS, in plain and fancy colors, large size, 75e and
 100 HEAVY BRoCADED SILK AND SATIN MUFFLERS, in black, white and fancy colors, 1.5o and
 200 EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY AND EXTRA LARGE SIZE BRO- CADED, MUFFLERS, in fancy, black and white, 2.50, 300 and $50 FULL DRESS PROTECTOR, in black silk and satin, quilted back,
 1.50 LARGER SIZE FULL DRESS PROTECTOR, in plain black silk and satin, 200 A SILK FULL DRESS SHIELD, made with a collar band to fit close around the neck, made of fine quality black silk, with satin quilted back, 800 and 400 The largest and best assorted lot of holiday Neckwear ever brought, to Birmingham.
 IMPERIAL FOUR-IN-HAND Teck and Puff Ties, 25c REVERSIBLE FOUR-IN-HANDS, double end Imperials and Ascots, in great variety, soc and 75c LARGE SHAPE IMPERIAL, to be tied either as an Ascot or a four-in-hand, made of the very best weave of silks, in light and dark effects. with neat and fancy fig ures, 100 and 1.50 BOYS SILK .FOUR-IN-HANDS, made with two colors, the newest creation for the little fellows, also boys Bows, each 25c BOYS WINDSOR BOWS. large size, special 15c BOYS WINDSOR TIES, all silk, hemstitched ends, 25c We carry a most complete as- sortment of Mems Bath Robes, Lounging Robes, Dressing Goods, and smoking Jackets.
 TERRY CLOTH BATH ROBE, made with hood and waist cords, fin fancy stripes, 2.75 SOFT QUALITY TERRY CLOTH BATH ROBES, fancy colored stripes. $50 and 400 BEST QUALITY TERRY CLOTH BATH ROBES, in beautiful stripes and fancy designs, extra long, with hood and waist cord, at 500, 600, 6.5o, 7.5o and 1000 EIDERDOWN BOUNCING ROBES, in fancy designs, bor- dered at the bottom, 500
The age-herald., 1901-12-15
The 75C Table

Bohemian Roemers, Vases and Violet Stands, Celery Trays, Mush and Milk Sets, Candlelo- bras, Cabarets, Oaks Plates, Pa rian Marble Figures, China Butter Dishes, Beer Steins Sand. Letter Boxes-S SomeS of these things were S1.00 and SIPS originally.
 The rear elevator is less crowded.
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The S2 Table.

This table is made up of arti- cles that were formerly S2.50 and from that up to $3-25; sin gle plates for use as Placques, amber tinted, cut sterm Roemers, Cabarets, Salad Bowls, Five O'clock Tea Kettles Chocolate Pots, Vases, Bronzes, Celery Trays, Large Bohemian Glass. Cologne Bottles, Bisque Figures, and last Nousveau Busts.
 Use the 18th street en-. trance near 3rd avenue
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Fancy Dinner Set $l75.

0 piece Charies Field Havlapd Limoges China Dinner Set Decoration blue fogetme-no boe with every and hen small tracngs of matt god farther down the rim of the plate wreath of pink flowers andon the edge of the m sencled old gold border This shape gold medal at the Paris Expo sion 1o00 Meyers" is the of this beautiful shape.
 This set composed with the idea of serving dinners and has the After Dinner Cups and Saucers special mens with the manufacturer matchngs; price l6.0O
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Largest Store South of the Ohio.'
Only Eight Shopping Days to
 Christmas.

These are busy dayscompared to last Chrlstmas the crowds bigger and the buying bisIhere reasons things and special purchases of holiday goods Here are gifts for the whole family and you in doubt what to give, come for suggestion Bring along your husband any night after supper stores open till 9:3o.
 Bring the children when Santa Claus is here-any after noon between 4 and o'clock. Hints to Make Christmas Shopping Easy for You We'll
 for the People Who Serve You. Weaskyou as C ) package you n Keep 0 the n
The age-herald., 1901-12-15

Ditto, Brush and Comb only, set, 1.5o
 We are showing a large assort- ment of Brushes, Combs, Mirrors, singly and in sets, Atomizers and Sprinkler Top Perfume Bottles, fine Extracts, choice Toilet Soaps, etc., etc.