Evening journal., 1901-12-14


might search a long time and decide
upon something not half so nice as
those which may be bought at the
store of r. II. Scott, No. 314 Market
street. There is a fine display too, OF
umbrellas and mems ties, to say moth
ing of thousands of other articles. The
store. which is in holiday garb, will be
open evenings until Christmas.
Overcoats by the hundred for old
men. middle-aged men, young men and
boys in all sorts of colors and swagge1
styles, are only a part of the big holi-
day stock of Max Ephraim's New York
Clothing House, No 504 Market street.
They range in price from So to SIS
and at the prices cannot be surpassed
anywhere.
John McVey. the well-known shoe
man at Eighth and Market streets, is
going out of business, and phenomenal
bargains in footwear are now to be
obtained there. Mems s. and Sc
shoes now are 81, and 81 shoes now
are S3.25. Womens and children s
shoes also are being sold at a great re-
ductiOn.
For Christmas cheer in the form of
wet goods" one could not possibly do
better than to inspect the stock of p.
Plunkeltt & Co. Nos. 10S-110 Market
street. Besides the standard whishes,
and imported wines of vintage of years
ago. the firm carries a stock of Swed-
ish Punsch, champagne and other Eu-
ropean liquors.
Handkerchiefs make such acceptable
Christmas gifts that It is small wonder
that so many of them are used for that
purpose. If you want a splendid as
sortment at small prices. be sure to see
the stock Of Crosby & Hill. The firm
is making a big success Of the book de-
bartment. and there are rare oppor-
tunities in dress patterns, kid gloves,
furs and umbrellas for the holiday
shopper.
A handsome. stylish Overcoat lends
an air to its wearer that nothing else
can quite duplicate. Those offered by
]. T. Mullin & Sons for $40 and S12 are
Just the thing to impart the up-to-date
style that men desire. Yesterday the
firm received new styles in the SIS,
$50 and S25 grades, as well as new
STYLES in the black cheviOt suits at $40,
sl2 and S15.
There can be no daintier gift than a
piece of jewelry, or something in ster-
ling silver, especially toilet articles.
c. +. Rudolph, Market and Fourth
streets. is showing a superb line of
both. Hair velvet, complexion, and,
in short. all sorts OF brushes, and mir
rors, with both rings and handles. are
shown in both the polished and
French gray finish. The line of jew
elry. cut glass, lamps. clocks, etc, is
complete in every detail.
Aprons for the housewife, for nurse
and waitress. in fact, aprons for every
body. who wears that useful article,
are offered at remarkably low prices
by S. II. Stats. No. 405 Market street
In conjunction with handkerchiefs,
these would make admirable holiday
gifts. This store also is rich in a fine
line of scrap and work baskets.
OF course every man feels that he
wants to be Wen dressed for the great
Christmas holiday and he could do no
better than to HE himself away to the
store of j.. Warren Bullen, No. 419
Market street, and fit himself out.
There he will find the latest things in
suits, overcoats, hats, underwear and
furnishings of all sorts, and at most
tempting prices.
Christmas gifts for old and young
fill to the crOwding point the big store
of Edward II. Brennan, No. 221 Market
street, and the most satisfactory part
of the announcement is that they are
at prices to suit all would-be pur-
ohasers. There are gifts for the home
gifts to wear, and gifts for Ornamental
| tiOn. To accommodate the holiday
shoppers, the store will be open every
evening.
Merchant tailoring is a speciality al
the store of Samuel Slesinger No. POS
Market street, and there also is to be
found complete line of wOmen's
tailor-made suits at No. 706 French
street. The part payment system at the
stores makes them very popular ones
and they are crowded with shoppers
these holiday times.
Souvenirs are being given to eacf
purchaser at the store Of ID. Ross q
4 Son, Nos 2O6-21O Market street There
are great holiday offerings in suits
fancy vests and smoking jackets lol
men and all sorts of pretty things tol
women and girls. The firm carries
athletic and sporting goods, music box
es. monographs, sewing machines an'
bicycles.
Miss Anna HanthOrn offers marvel
Gus Christmas gifts along the line o
J exquisite handkerchiefs and gloves o
the most approved styles. She ais
has a large assortment of Kestne
|, dolls. and caps. socks, shoes an'
! stockings.
When in doubt, give a pipe-to tn
man who smokes Such a fine ARIA,
can be seen at Durstein's No. 8 Eas
Second street that the most fastidiOu
masculine taste may be pleased. The
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