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Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(4O) Some Dresden en-
broidsries landed Yesterday S
quaint little squares. mats and Il
scarfs that will make ut-of- the n
ordinary holiday gifts. Worked on Il
/ coarse, open canvas, in a sort Of ii
cross stitch design. S5c to So. S
(Fancy goods section, southwest e
Of center aud on Main Aisle.
(4l) Heads and skins of O
wild aninals--rugs of their D
coats-no duplicates anywhere, Of b
course. Il
Head Of the rare Asiatic deer. widely Z
branched antlers, perfect $50.
Head Of the Alaska sheep, very
heavy, very curved horns, SIS.
Head of the Indian tiger, a splendid Il
specimen, 500. {
Stuffed moose, perfect specimen,
killed on Yukon River. in Alaska; live
weight, 1900 pounds; 6o-inch spread Of
antlers, 5000. Second floor. Thir- 4
teenth and Market streets.) b
(42) Brass articles for {
the desk-exclusive designs
without duplicates-full sets, $35,
$57. so, $50. Opposite Post Office. } {
(43) Lorgnettes in silver !
and silver gilt mountings some
exclusive kinds, SIS. IS to $40. so. !;
We darent mention the makers S :
name; he's among the leaders and
the prices we sell at are as exclu-
sive as the glasses. (Juniper st. J {
(44) The antique bead {
bags we stumbled across last fall
in Europe are not all gone yet.
Everyone has hundred years or
more and story back of it. All
unmounted. $l2. (Juniper street /,
and Cross Aisle
(45) Many patterns of J
sterling silver tableware are
confined exclusively to the Wana-
maker store. and sold by weight
for 81 an ounce. (Jewelry Store }
(46) Many patterns of
sterling toilet silver are to be
had only here, and the variety is
still so much unbroken that COM
plete sets can easily be made up
\ kJewelry Store.
(47 Twelve-lens Le-
maire opera glasses, in ex-
quisite pearl mounting. are not to
be found in other stores in the
city-$ls to $42. (Juniper ST..
(46) Royal Berlin plates
no duplicates in America let
alone Philadelphia, $50 to $l20 a
r dozen; some have open work bor-
ders, all are the finest quality of
china and richest decorations. Art
Room, second foor.)
40 Silver Chocolate pot
Of the period Of Louis XIV Of
( France SIPS. (curio shop, Sd floor
$50 French pedestals-
the richest and most exquisite
| pieces that are sent out. In the
higher priced grades the bases are
of onyx with ormolu mounting
/ the shafts are onyx in colors and
the caps are Russian enamels sur
rounding figures painted on por-
celain, $50 to Sl65. Cart Room,
second foor.)
(5l) candelabra-an Ital-
ian reproduction carrying two
lights; figure Of boy with gar
lands and leaves and flowers,
$3.50. Cart Room, I'd foor.)
(52) Three gorgeous
! electric floor lamps from
Paris show a palm tree with an
eagle, lilac bush. and a graceful
swan beneath the Iris. 500 and
Z $3.50. (Second fooh center
d 1539 One-of-a-kind Elec-i
trOliers, from Berlin, Vienna
y and Paris IRE mostly Of dull 1
bronzes. $2l to SIS. (Second
floor, center.
S (54) A landscape of Car
olus Duran-see it in Colonial
Hall. $22oo.
11.,1,1
Evening journal., 1903-12-23
Tonight the Last "Open Evening"

t19) A circular center
piece is a type Of the kind used
by the German -Four Hundred;
the center is a square Of filet edged
with ecru Renaissance braid; to
this in turn is pleated silk, upon
which, at four places abont the
edge, are designs OF lace; the
whole center piece is "a inches in
diameter, SIS aa( (Linen Salon.
southwest of center. Dor
(2O) In phi o tograph
frames three new styles, here
only-Pompadour. Empire and
Maintenon. Prices begin at 81.
And there are lots Of very pretty
French conceits. Center of store. J
CID Handmade silk-em-
broidered bedspread ; an ex-
quisite piece of work from Italy,
hand embroidered, in silk in an
open, lace-like pattern on linen.
Worthy OF a place in a museum
for its rare beauty and elegance.
$500. (2nd floor. Thirteenth st. J
/" (22) In the umbrellas
that are not elsewhere are
handles from Spain, Russia,
Moravia, Austria, France. Eng
land, Japan. Germany and Alsace-
Lorraine. Bought direct from the
makers and embrace crystal,
plain and decorated gun metal,
Tolu etched silver, Toledo inlaid
steel, carved ivories, fine speci-
mems OF the silversmith's art and
some beautiful varieties of form.
Many lines begin at SIS; others
are 81. so, $40, SIS and up to SIS.
(25) jules Monar d
watches of precision, both
mems and women S, are confined
to this store in Philadelphia. They
stand at the very top of Swiss
watches, and Jules Monard was
the only individual matchmaker
awarded a gold medal at the Paris
Exposition. All the movements
leaving his factory are first per-
sonally adjusted by Monard him
self. Mems. S1oO and SIPS;
women $, $50 to $l4o. (Jewelry
Store.)
(24) The Wanamaker-
Elgin and the Wanamaker-
Geneva watch for men. each
$50; the former the best American
watch at this price, the latter the
best Swiss watch. (Jewelry Store.
(25) An oil painting. por
trait of a page, 18th century; Z
masterpiece of the Florentins
school; $500. (Curio shop, thirt
fioor)
(26) A Sheraton chif'
fonnier. mahogany inlaid, il
perfect condition; four drawers,
each lined with brocade; SIS.
/ (Curio shop, third hoor.)
(27 An exquisite piece
of French embroidery o
the time Of Louis XVI, suitable
for bed spread, table cover or mura
decoration; $3.50. (Curio shop
third floor.
(28) Palace Smyrna rugs
S28. 50-9x12 feet, extremely rich
patterns, latest designs and th'
finest grade Smyrna that is made
(City Hall Corner, second floor.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23
II Gifts to BE Had Only in This Store

Nm1 INA 49,
$50 The 1908 Paris
Salon pictures in Colonial
Hall, OF course. are to be found
nowhere else in the world, as
they are the originals by some ct
the leading exhibitors in the
Salon. Prices $500 to $4,000.
Third fioor.)
$50 Portraits in marble
Of thirteen of Rome's famous emr
perors. reproduced from original
busts supposedly made during
their lifetime. $3.50. Colonial
Hall, third foor.)
ws
$50 Mission blankets
the best of all; $3.50 to $15s
(Third floor, Thirteenth street.
(58) British bedspreads.
look as though the blossoms had
been scattered on the white fab
RIGS, 81. so, $l2 aud SIS each.
(Third floor, Thirteenth street.
$50 Ostermo o or mat
tresses-elastic felt made by
patented process, strong ticking,
all feet 3 inches long, feet
wide, $40; to ~ feet wide, SIS;
in two parts, soc extra. (Third
floor, 18th street.
(60) A curious heavy
oak table and chairs, deco
rated to represent the cantons Of
Switzerland. $3.50. Third floor.
Market street.)
(6lD Hand-painted boxes
of fine French canbric sta
tionery. without duplicates any
where else-the best of $4,000
boxes made for US this season
/ S1.5O. Opposite Post Office.
(62} The Wanamaker
packet of 20 Christmas
cards cannot be secured any
where else. but if it could the cost
would surely be 75c to 81. Our
price is 2sci by mail, 2Sc. All
are imported, and all folders OF
double cards. Golden Salon and
Cross Aisle.
(63) A pair of old Sceaux
vases. 18th century, S5l. (curio
shop, third hoor.)
(64) Exclusive Dresden
plates--the typical white ground.
delicate sprays, old fashioned
styles. From $40 a dozen to 81
each. Cart Room, second floor. }
(65) Bisque heads - Ma
poleon, Josephine, Madam POM
padour and others, Sl0o. Cart
Room, second floor.
4 (66) Reproductions OF
polychrome Delft ware
several types Of French soldiers, a
huge turkey, cat and other figures.
The soldiers are SIS, the cat SIS.
the turkey $50. Cart Room, Sec
ond floor. }
(67) Dainty cups and
neutrality-suspicious. Of old
Sevres china. all cups are straight
shapes, small size, and all tha
saucers are deep, $21 to $42 each.
Cart Room, second floor.)
(6S) Sevres and poly
chrome Delft mugs, large
sizes, reproductions, OF course, $s
to $40. Cart Room, I'd floor
800 Magnificent Japa.
nese bronze vase, feet high.
500. (Curio shop, third floor,)
\ (7O) Old Sheffield plated
tea-urn and lamp. S2s. 50.
| (curio shop, third aoor) ns
! l7l) A Russian lac q
J dinner set--cloth and a dozen
napkins-of fine German linen
- 80 - ..--.-f - r1-.--.... -.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23
TOTS SEND JOURNAL
LETTERS TO OLD KRIS5

Msrshallton. Del, Dec. %, 1905.
Dear Santa Clause:
am a little girl 10 years old and I
want a sled and box of handkerchiefs
and a school bag and pair OF leggins
and box Of writing paper and some
candy, nuts and a orange. and ba-
mana and guest that is all. and don't
forget my sister Marion and don't for
set mamma and papa. Good buy. from
your friend, Irene McCullen.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

dear Mister Mark" she wrote. ii
liked your doggy and the poor little
puppie 10. now pleas won't you rite us
a cats tail quick. your playmate jessie"
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

where sister was sitting all alone in
the dark, and i heard her say Why
George. you didn't shave todayl'
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

Runaway horses are unknown in RUS
sia. No one drives there without hav-
Ing a thin cord with a running moose
around the neck of the animal When
the animal bolts the cord is pulled and
the horse stops as soon as il feels the
pressure on the windpipe
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(1S) An exclusive table
cover is Of green silk and linen
weave; upon this as a foundation
is a center block Of flet. which
runs from a square design into
leaves and buuehes of grapes; each
corner has also a block Of filet in
openwork: upon it the lace design
is worked; 36x36 inches, SIS.
(LinenSalon, southwest OF center.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

on staten Island, but some days he
canVasses for dictionary and sells
water crackers"
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

Monday. Tuesday "Wednesday and
Thursday you can eet pictures ~ any
Price At 4frSef's. 40 Shlplcf street.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23
(e) DupIicates of thes.

9) Duplicates of these
fine opera coats may be
seen only in Paris--where you
would pay almost twice our pres
ent prices for them. SIS, S55,
$40 to $40. (Second floor, Chest
nut street,
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

Marshallton, Del. Dec. %. 1908.
Dear Old kriss:
/ am little girl six years old. please
bring me a nice doll and gocart for IL
and box OF handkerchiefs. some nice
hooks and a string OF bells for my
kitty, his name is Blacile. a nice tree
some candy. nuts and oranges. Goody
BY. from your nttle friend.
Marion McCullon.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

We have the biggest show OF pictures
i'm town at Yergers 4ls Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

Liitle Wlllie-Pop. What IS p wiseacre
wills Pon--IIe -e-a.il..----------..
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(l0) An exquisite pair
of silk-and-lace stockings,
size o-hne, filmy black silk, inset
with real old English lace and
hand embroidered in rich designs
in black. $500. (West of Arcade. )
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

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(29) A desk which has
no counterpart in the city is
of fine mahogany, inlaid. 28 inches
wide; one drawer, best construc-
ton. the desk fall is inlaid with
colored wood. and a Chippeudale
style; the price is about as
exclusive as the desk, $3.50.
Third floor
(30) A Louis XIV parlor
cabinet-doubtful whether its
duplicate is in America-is of East
India rosewood, 50 inches wide,
10 inches deep. three Enclosures,
those at the end having mirror
backs, glass doors and ends. The
center is enclosed by gold panel
door with brilliant painting. the
top is of Italian onyx. $3.50.
Third floor.
(3D Another gold leaf
parlor cabinet is of Louis XVI
style, % inches wide. IA inches
deep. enclosed with a bent glass
center door. The sides and bot
tom are finished with hand painted
panels. An exquisite gift piece OF
furniture which there's no fear of
being duplicated, SIS. (3d floor. }
(32) Wool blankets from
Paris-solid ground colorings
with wide silk bindings in pink,
blue, lavender and yellow, $40
each (Third floor, 18th street }
$3.50 g ay automobile
blankets. warm and bright. col
lege colors and other shades, SIS.
Third floor, 18th street.
(34) Reproductions o
busts found in Hercula-
neum and Pompeii - head
of marble, base of bronze and
helmet OF silver bronze, $225.
Art Room, second foor.)
$50 Rouen ware. made in
Normandy, France; Quaint shapes,
bright colors, feur- de-lis. coats Of
arms, teapots. stems, candlesticks,
trays and other pieces. Stems,
soc to 81; teapots, $3.50 to Sl2s
ornamental pieces, S1.25 to S22.
Cart Room, second floor.
$50 A m a h o & an y
library table is kidney shaped ;
the back and sides consist Of three
panels, handsomely inlaid in mar
quetry, beautiful flowers growing
from water jars with little birds on
the branches; four drawers il
each pedestal and one center
drawer, $155. (Third floor.
(37 Art pianos made by
Chickering & Sons in origina
and much out Of the ordinary de-
signs.
Also Chickering, Mason 6
Hamlin, Vose. Merrill and Camp.
bell pianos. none of which can b.
had in any other place in the city
Nobody shall be disappointed
who wants a Christmas piano
even the hrst payment can be ar
, ranged to your satisfaction. (Thir,
floor. Chestnut street,
(3S) The Aneelus piano
player-the original and best
ten minutes demonstration in tn
! quiet parlors here will show why
$25o-ean be paid by the month
if preferable. Third floor. Chest
nut street.)
$50 Books which, so fai
as we can learn. can be haC
nowhere else at thesl
prices:
lanes RusseH LoueH, a biogra
ply by Horace E. Scudder,
vols, $3.50; our price, 81.
George Washington, by Normal
Hapgood, Sis; our price, ST.
Ptnelobe's Irish EXPERIENCES, b,
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

Woodward & Rroy sos Market St.
sell Steam Engines. Steam Trains. Me-
chaniczl Trains. Nerr.-go- rounds.
Tuseh and Judy, ana Everything in
y, Mechanical Toys and Hardware.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

tl7 The Victoria glove
for women; our own importa-
tion, and we know every step It
takes toward the store, from the
time the little animals Craze In the
peaceful, sunny pastures Of France,
till the beautiful gloves arrive;
fine, soft. flexible in texture, ex-
quisite in colorings. $185.
tChestnut aud Juniper.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-23
(2) Unusual gloves for

(2) Unusual gloves for
women, straig hit from
Paris: white mousquetaire suede
with Vandykes of black at the
wrist. the black have white, 81. SO;
a two button glace kid, the out
side white, the inside rose. violet,
nile green or pale blue--a Heeting
glimpse of dainty color where the
top turns over at the wrist; one
of those trifes which make the
Frenchwoman s toilette so chic; 81.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

CD The exclusive silks,
with an unInistakable air of the
Orient about them, come to us
through Liberty. OF London. He
gets the silks Shantung pongee
and the lighter Shangbsi-direcl
from China. Then prints then
with beautiful coiors and designs.
81. so to 81 a yard. West Tran
sept
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

Read the Evenins journal
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

The roots OF currants luu near the
surface, and therefore shallow cultiva-
tion is advisable. Now is a favorable
time for pruning currant bushes, II il
has not been done before. A large
part OF the old wood may usually BE
Trimmed away TO advantage. There IS
mo better time Than in winter to apply
manure around thc currunt bushes and
therc is little danger Of applying roc
much.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23
I'D Queen Mary Der.

I'D Queen Wary per-
fumes those fine, fragrant
extracts and violet waters we make
ourselves, so we may know they
are absolutely pure and free from
anything injurious; 25c to So.
And just now some of them put
into quaint tittle Bohemian bottles
and Seent jayS-dark blue porcelain
with dainty Dresden and Vatican
scenes on them; sprinkler top;
25c. Center of store.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

Sighted the Cat.
Apropos Of Mark Twain and his
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(39) Books which, so far
as we can learn. can be had
nowhere else at these
prices: Z
lanes Russell LoueH, a biogra-
ply, by Horace E. Seudder, 2
vols, $3.50; our price, 81.
George Washington, by Norman
Hapgood, $l.75; our price, ST.
Psnelope's Iyish EXPERIENCES, by
Kate Douglass Wiggin, illustrated
edition, 81; our price, ST..
Birds Of the Rockies. by Leander
5. Keyser, illustrated by Fuartes
and Horsfall, $3; our price, 81.
(Book Store, 18th street.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(29) A desk which has
no counterpart in the city is
of fine mahogany, inlaid. 28 inches
wide; one drawer, best construc-
ton, the desk fall is inlaid with
colored wood, and Chippendale
style; the price is about as
exclusive as the desk, $3.50.
Third floor.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(l4) Fancy boxes-the
here only" class are the En-
pire style for handkerchiefs or
gloves, beautiful silks, edged with
Empire bronze, $3.50.
In Russian lacquer work are
many varieties. 50 to $S. sO-and
though they are exclusive things
the prices are about half what is
common. (Golden Salon.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23
(48) Royal Berlin plate.

no duplicates in America let
alone Philadelphia, $50 to Sl2O a
dozen; some have open work bor-
ders, all are the finest quality Of
china and richest decorations. Cart
Room, second floor.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

l7l) A Russian la c q
dinner set-cloth and a dozen
.napkins-of fine German linen
the cloth has panel of Russian lace
forming the centerpiece and the
.edging is OF Russian lace; napkins
have band of drawn work aud
edging of Russian lace; set, $500.
Southwest Of center.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(2O) In phi % to gra D h
frames three new styles, here
only-Pompadour. Empire and
Maintenon. Prices begin at 81.
And there are lots Of very pretty
French conceits. Center Of store. }
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

or all taxes for which The farmer re.
ceives the least benefit that which
imposes upon himself is tho heaviest d
the fences. Fences mean the inves
ment Of capital which can be apple
IN some other direction: fences must B.
oonstantly repaired and are costly. a.
only fences which should exist on
farm are those necessary to keen O.
stock in bounds. Fence in the stoc
instead Of the farm
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(l2) Special Guerlain
perfumes: made for the Wan
amaker stores exclusively, by this
famous man Of Paris. Ask to see
them in the little Perfume Shop.
$l.55 TO SS.65. Center Of store. }
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(36) The Aneelus piano.
player-the original and best
ten minutes demonstration in the
quiet parlors here will show why.
$250-can be paid by the month,
if preferable. Third floor. Chest
nut stIeet.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

90 Nile crocodile e
leather pocketbooks. beauti-
ful colorings, ST. SO. 10 81. so.
Center Of store. t
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(I5) Laven der rolls
from Paris. the fragrant old
fashioned flower hidden in pretty
Florentine silk to tuck in the
bureau drawer-5oc. Center OF
store
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(3l) Another gold leaf
parlor cabinet is of Louis XVI
style, % inches wide. IA inches
deep. enclosed with a bent glass
center door. The sides and bot
tom are finished with hand painted
panels. An exquisite gift piece OF
furniture which there's no fear of
being duplicated, SIS. (3d floor. }
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(l5) Leather bags and
belts in exclusive Partisan
designs Of steel studded and
spangied leather. silk lined, $40
to SIS. Parisian belts s. to SIS.
Center Of store.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(47) Twelve lens Le-
maire opera glasses, in ex-
quisite pearl mounting, are not to
be found in other stores in the
city-$ls to $42. (Juniper st).
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

40 Silver Chocolate pot
Of the period Of Louis XIV Of
France SIPS. (Curio shop, Sd floor
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

800 Magnificent Japa.
nese bronze vase, 5 feet high,
500. (curio shop, third floor.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(70) Old Sheffield plated
tea-urn- and lamp. S2s. SO.
(curio shop, third aoor.) ne
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

s1539 One-of-a-kind Elec-
troliers, from Berlin, Vienna
and Paris IRE mostly of dull
bronzes. S2l to $35. (Second
floor, center.)
(54) A landscape of Car
olus Duran-see it in Colonial
Hall. $1,000.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(40) Some Dresden EN-
broidsries landed Yesterday
quaint little squares. mats and
scarfs that will make out Of the
ordinary holiday gifts. Worked on
coarse, open canvas, in a sort Of
cross stitch design. S5c to So.
(Fancy goods section, southwest
Of center and on Main Aisle.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

The Brahmas Cochins. plymoui
Rocks and Wyandoites arc The bree
OF poultry which thrive IN confineme
compared with others, but an bree
give the best results when on range
The non-sitting breeds are the Leg
horns. Minorcas. Andalusiuns. Blaci
Spanish. Hamburgs. Foudans l.
Fleches. Crevecours. Red Caps and Pol
ish. An non-sitters lay eggs with Whit
shells. while eggs from the sittin
breeds are more or less dark.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

Many female moths have only rud'.
mentary wings and pupate in the
ground they have 20 climb The tree
10 lay their eggs For this reason sew
cral Of our destructive moths can D.
kept off the fruit trees by "a slight ap
plication Of tar and grease. The cank
er worm and tussock moth are case
in point.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

For destroying root lice on peach
trees, when tronsplanting dip the trees
in "a dccoction OF tobacco-one pound
OF tobacco TO two gallons Of water.
boiled down 70 one-half. II this care
is taken the trees viii be comparatively
safe for a few years unless an infected
orcherd is near. DO not set younf
peach tree whore an old one has been
as the root lice live a long time In th'
soil.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(60) A curious heavy
oak table and chairs, deco
rated to represent the cantons Of
Switzerland. $3.50. (Third floor.
Market street
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(28) Palace Smyrna rugs,
$28. 5o-9x12 feet, extremely rich
patterns, latest designs and the
finest grade Smyrna that is made.
City Hall Corner, second floor. }
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

Much OF the winter killing Of Glove
is due TO the fact that the fields arc
TOO closely cropped by live stock late ii
the fall. and there Is no top left TO pro
tect the roots II left to grow aftei
covering the ground there would be
less cause FOR complaint
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(52) Three e gorgeous
electric floor lamps from
Paris show a palm tree with an
eagle, a lilac bush. and graceful
swan beneath the. Iris. 500 and
$3.50. (Second fooh center
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(5D Candelabra-an Ital-
ian reproduction carrying two
lights; figure OF boy with gar
lands and leaves and flowers,
$3.50. Cart Room, I'd floor
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(33) Cay automobile
blankets. warm and bright, col
lege colors and other shades, SIS.
(Third floor, 18th street.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

$50 Portraits in marble
Of thirteen of Rome's famous emr
perors. reproduced from original
busts supposedly made during
their lifetime. $3.50. Colonial
Hall, third floor.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

$50 Ostermo oor mat
tresses-elastic felt made by
patented process, strong ticking,
all g feet 3 inches long, feet
wide, $40; to ~ feet wide, SIS;
in two parts, soc extra. (Third
floor, 18th street.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

$50 The 1908 Paris
Salon pictures in Colonial
Hall, Of course, are to be found
nowhere else in the world, as
they are the originals by some Ct
the leading exhibitors in the
Salon. Prices $500 to So, 900.
Third floor.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(27) An exquisite piece
of French embroidery Of
the time Of Louis XVI, suitable
for bed spread, table cover or mural
decoration; $3.50. (Curio shop,
third floor.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(46) Many patterns of
sterling toilet silver are to be
had only here, and the variety is
still so much unbroken that COM
plete sets can easily be made up
kJewelry Store.
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(26) A Sheraton chif-
fonnier. mahogany inlaid, in
perfect condition; four drawers,
each lined with brocade; SIS.
(Curio shop, third foor.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-23

(25) An oil painting. por-
trait of a page, 18th century; a
masterpiece of the Florentine
school; $500. (Curio shop, third
floor