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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27

.r;ng openings which had been
 .au1ed by local merchants for Mon-
 and Tuesday were seriously inter-
 d with by Jupiter Pluvius, who de-
 .d that he would have a little
 ling opening of his own, and accord
 k opened the springs of the
 ,ons and sent Pine Bluff a drizzly
 Monday. Not all the bargain
 ters and shoppers were kept at
 np by the cloudy skies and the
 Adv streets, but many preferred to
 # for better weather, and the
 res were not as crowded as they
 uh undoubtedly have been had the
 reigned, instead of the clouds,
 he displays this year were unusu-
 pretty, both those inside the Ires and those in the windows. hrly all the merchants who adver. ed spring openings had made speci- efforts to have a little better stock bn ever before, and the profusion
 dress goods, hats and other arti- E calculated to arouse the desire possession in the female heart Ire somemhat bewildering to the re- Iter who called to look them over. Wolf Nichols.
 The annual spring opening of Wolf Ehols and company began Monday krning, and will continue over Tues E. Especial attention has been paid |the millinery department, which is charge of Miss Ora Dickey, and if ere is prettier display in the city has net yet come to light. Miss |ekey is assisted by Miss Bollinger, lexpert trimmer from St. Louis. and ey are in charge of complete line Spring millinery.
 The splendid new showroom in the IT of the store is filled with ray ling display of all the dainty crea- ms which will be popular this ling. All the new shapes and styles to be found there, and the line ich they are making their speciality nsists of the hats in black. These to be worn more than ever this ing, and everything imaginable in line of black head-gear is to be md in the store.
 The store has also been especially 'orated for the occasion, and a com. te new stock in every line is shown prospective purchaser. The ldow displays are also very pretty, 'ss goods for spring and summer ar being shown in one, and milli. y in the other.
 Sivess-Walton.
 At the Sivess-Walton company's store, the millinery department also been given the most atten- H. and an able corps of experts un-
 the direction of Miss Nell Crane , ous1ly engaged in showing the est ideas in millinery to a good 7a crowd of buyers Monday morn- The display is made especially sctlve by pretty sunburst designs on rear wall of the store, which cnes the attention of everyone en- m ang the store. The features in the alhery department are the. Milan ld and chip straws, and the Pana. 5 Tn all the new shapes and sailor 7cls' Miss Crane is an expert in
 line. and came here direct from LOUIS to take charge of the depart nt.
 ne rest of the store is also very ''ily decorated. and new stocks in 'he lines are being displayed. In oi the show.windows is displayed a'i line of dress goods and milli- s' and the other is devoted exclu. siy to a display of Torchon faces. ch make a very unusual and at. ,tive display.
 The Grand Leader.
 nother very attractive display was at the Grand Leader on Second
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Two New
 Business Houses

Two new business houses will be erected on South Main street in the immediate future. One will be occu- pied as a grocery and the other as bcttling works.
 The new houses will be erected In hlcck 1000, and will be built side by side.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Will Select
 Delegates $

The Democratic county central com mittee, at it's last meeting, fixed March 2S as the day for selecting del egates to the county convention and electing central committeeman.
 The townships will meet at 2 D. m. and the wards at s a. m., at the voting precincts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
WANTS TO BE NATuRALIzEp.

Robert Nelson, a subject of Sweden previous to April 2, 1904, when he came to the United States to take up his abode, took out the first papers necessary for naturalization Monday in the office of Circuit Clerk Good win.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Excused From
 Jury Service

Leo Kastor was excused as a grand juror Monday, and J. M. Simpson was sworn in to take his place. The jury day, and report Is expected from them tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27
Balloon Ascension

The great balloon ascension and par achute leap, which was prohibited by order of Prosecuting Attorney w. D. Jones Sunday. is billed to take place at Forest park at o'clock this after noon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27

M Barrow of Sherrill was here Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Women
On the Main Floor


LACE Wells. in black, brown
and other desirable shades, SSc.
TO SfS.74.
PLAIN HENS STITCH D
LIN HANDKERCHIEF
each, &c. to So. 10.
LINEN INITIALLED HAND
KERCHIEFS. each 12c. TO SSc.
LACE OR EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS. each, 12c.
TO $50. .96.
GLOVES. 94c. to 81 "a.
LONG GLOVES. S2.74 to
S3 "a.
SHIRT WAIST PATTERNS,
embroidered and embroidery and
lace trimmed; in boxes. 14c. TO
$50. 50.
sEMI-MADE ROBES. In lace,
spangled and embroidery. 81 80
TO S2S4. .76.
LACE AND EMBROIDERED
TS-semi-made; S1.34 to
500. so.
FANCY BOXES. containing six
neck lengths of dainty ruchings. at
46c.
REAL LACE NECKwEAR,
69C. to So 10.
IMITATION LACE NECK
WEAR, perfect copy of the real.
100. to So. 80.
CHIFFON CREPE DE CHINE
and Novelty Silk Scarfs. plain and
fancy colorings. 94c. to S SO.
THROW SCARFS. Stoles. 97c.
10 81. SO.
RUFFs. in net. chiffon and Lib
erty silk. ST 81 TO SIS. 80.
FANCY STOCK COLLARS.
22c. to So 80.
TAILORED STOCK COL
LARS. 24c. TO S1.74.
EMBROIDERED LINEN coll
LARS. 24c. to S1.74.
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS,
embroidered and lace trimmed:
suitable for coat or waist; 24c. TO
S7.04.
TABS. JABOTs and BOWS.
24c. 10 S5. 50.
PERFUMES. 24c. 10 S53 90.
CELLULOID COMB, BRUSH
AND MIRROR SETS, STA TO
S1O.AS.
INFANTS CELLULOID SETS.
99c. to S3 90.
TURTLE EBONY HAIR
BRUSHES. 81 .66 TO So. 81.
TURTLE EBONY MILITARY
BRUSHES. s.. .32 TO SO. So
pair.
TURTLE EBONY CLOTH
BRUSHES. So 50 TO So. 81.
PERFUME PUMP ATOMIZ-
ERS. soc. to So. 3
MANICURE Sc rs. 7c. to
S26. 33.
TRIPLICATE MIR r o r s,
So SO to So. .63.
FANCY SILK TOCRIST
CASES. ST 80.
PHOTOGRAPH FRAME
24c. TO 81 1.79.
STERLING SILVER MANI
CURE SETS, 50. : 70 $40. .16.
STERLING SILVER COMB.
BRUSH AND MIRROR SETS,
81 50 to $50. 80.
STERLING SILVER NOVEL
TIES. 29c. to S2O.4S.
FRENCH BRONZE PER
FUME BOTTLE s, 74c. TO
s. 90.
FRENCH BRONZE HAND
MIRRORS, s. ~.
SILVER PLATED TOILET
SETS. S4.74 to S7.4S.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Men:
On the Fourth Floor.


CELLARETTES. S6 PA 10
S67 40.
LIBRARY TABLES. Sff.49
10 S71 "a.
BOOKC sES. S6 81 to
$40. 40.
ROLL-TOP DESKS, S27. 40 TO
$40 40.
REVOLVING DESK CHAIRS.
So 81 to S23. IA.
EASY ARM CHAIRS. S22. 40
TO S95. .49.
MORRIS CHAIRS. S6. SO TO
SOS. Il.
SHAVING STANDS. S8.74 TO
Sic. "A.
BACHELORS CHIFF FON-
IERS. S2S. 40 to S51 "a.
PIPE r A CK s 81 80 10
S3 "a.
DESK BOOK RACKS. SIC. to
S1.S9.
MIS- SION EASY CHAIRS,
Sf4. "a To S35. 80.
COSTUMERS, 44c. TO 81. 90.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Mem:
On the Fifth Floor.

D . L 3 L f HAMMERLESS
SHOTGUNS. St4. SO to $50. IA.
SINGLE-BARREL SHO T
GUNS, S4.24 TO 50. 40.
REPEATING RIFLES. SS.5t
10 S17.96.
SINGLE SHOT FILE s >,
81 40 TO S4.79.
SN S HOE 5 So. .9S to
81.
ToBO CANS. ST. .96 to
S4.74.
SKIS. ST. .9S to So. %.
ICE SKATES. 56c. to So. 40
ROLLER SKATES. 49c. to
81. 40.
BICY Gle s, St4.74 10
S34. 96.
BoxING GLOVES, 9sc. to
SS.74.
STRIKING BAGS. csc. to
F0oTBALLs. 49c- 10 S.. 90.
BAskETBALLS, S1.59 to
81 SO.
GYMNA SUM OUTFITS.
S4.74 TO S5.74.
SWEATERS, ST 40 10 S9-74.
EX L r G s f r s S "a TO
SS. 80.
HUNTING KNIVES, Csc. 10
So. .9S.
MARBLE FETY AXES,
S1.19 10 S2.49.
HUNTING COATS, Csc. to
s.. .3S.
LEATHER COATS. 81. SO TO
S7.49.
CORDUROY COATS, Fleece
lined, So. 90.
TENNIS RACKETS. csc. TO
STA.
PLUSH AND CLOTH WINTER
CAPS of every description. 49c.
to S1.9S.
SEALSKIN CAPS. SS.9 .96 to
S16.49.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Women
on the Second Flo

On the second Floor.
FUR-LINED COATS. S17.74
to $4,000.
PERSIAN PAW SETS. Se.74
to S16.74.
NATURAL SQUIRREL SETS,
81 IA to S35 .4S.
LYNX SCARFS. from S14.74
to S77.OO.
LYNX MUFFs. from St9.74 to
S54. II
STREET AND MING
COATS. S13 IA to Sf45. 90.
SUITS. various models. S14.74
to $50. IA.
SEPARATE SKIRTS. from
81 40 to S43. "A.
SHIRT WAIST SUITS. So "a
to S17.74.
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
S16.74 TO $50. IA.
WOMEN'S BLOUSE SWEAT
ERS. 81. SO to So. .94.
PONY JACKETS AND NOR
FOLKS. 50. IA to S7.94.
CHINESE WIS, from
S3. 90 to S32. II.
SILK CROCHET WIS.
ST. "a to So .96.
SILK WAISTS. So. 81 to
S74.79.
LACE WAISTS, So. 81 to
So 80.
LINGERIE WAISTS. S1.9S to
S74 "a.
NUNS YELLING AISTS.
ST .9S to S7.49.
SILK PETTICOATs. S5. 70 to
So "a.
JERSEY PETTICoATs. oeo. to
So. 81.
MOHAIR PETTICoATs. So. 1e
to So. 80.
sATEEN PETTICoATs. soc.
to So. 81.
KNIT UNDERSKIRTS, 74c. to
So "a.
FLANN UNDERSKIRTS,
S1.39 10 So. "a.
THREE-PIECE SETS OF UN-
DERWEAR, 50. 40 to S119 81.
F'LANNELETTE NIGHT
GOWNS. acc. to So. 80.
IMPORTED SILK QUILTED
UNDER JACKETS, $40 to
$40.
CREPoN KIMONos. S1.1e to
SO 40.
SILK KIMONOs. $40 to
S12.49.
FLAN MEL NEGLIGEES,
SGT TO Sf3 %.
FLANNEL DRESS G
SACQUES. So OF to So 81.
SILK DRESSING SACQUES,
S3 90 TO S25 "a.
MAIDS HOUSE DRESSES.
S9c. 10 81. 10.
IMPORTED NEGLIG GEES,
S14. 90 to S61 "a.
EIDERDOWN BATH ROBES,
So 97 TO SS. .94
IMPORTED QUILTED BATH
ROBES. SS. 40 to S14 SO.
IMPORTED JAPANESE EN-
BROIDERED KIMONOS. S24 80
to S76 "a.
IMPORTED MAN DARIN
COATS. S24 70 10 SIS. "a.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Women 4:
- -aa Main Floor

SOLID GOLD JEWELRY:
SIG NET RING :. S1.4Q TO
So
STONE SET RINGS. S1.34 to
SIS 20
DIAMOND RINGS. SfO.40 70
sos 90
DIAMOND EARRINGS. 50. 20
o. So q. 90.
BRACELETS S5.49 to
$50 90.
LsVALLIEREs. $50 to
$500 90.
FESToDN Me- KLA c F E,
s. - 10 S594 90.
BROOCHES. S1.67 70 SIS. 81.
DIAMOND SET BROOCHES.
IS - TO 8 3 .695 90.
LGEGNFTTE CHAINS, 50 81
10 So. 81.
L0CEETS. s. s. 10 $50 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For WOrnens
On the Fourth Floor.

On the Fourth Floor.
WRITING DESKS, So 94 to
S67 40.
WORK TABLES. Sf2 81 to
S37 .4S.
TABoURETTEs, So 81 to
S6.9
CURIO CABINETS. S18.34 to
S12O.
SEWING ROCKERS. $3.50 to
Sis. 80.
SLIPPER CHAIRS. $40 to
Sta.
DRESSING TABLE CHAIRS,
81 40 to SIS. 40.
FANCY CORNER CHAIRS,
S6.34 TO S21.13.
EASY ARM CHAIRS. S14. IA
to S2S. "a.
ROCKERS. S3 SO TO S2S. IA.
RECEPTION CHAIRS, S4.24
to S12.24.
GOLD CHAIRS. S34.49 to
S76. 80.
BOOKCASES. S6.34 to
$40. .49.
MUSIC CABINETS. So. .96 to
S67 40.
CHEyAL GLASSES. St1.S9
to $50. 80.
DESK CHAIRS, So. OF to
$40. .49.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Women:
Basement

thtasfiaAFAlHr
DINNER SETS. So 81 To
TIA SETS s. 81 TO SLID.
GAME SETS, S4.Sl TO
So 6o.
FISH SETS s. 81 to $50 20.
ROAST SETS. S2.16 TO
So o..
sorP SETS. So 81 10 S27.4+.
TFTF-A-TETE SETS. 50 81 10
CHOCOLATE SETS. 50. 81 to
SALAD SETS, s1.37 to
Glass SETS. $500 to
CIT CLASS BOWLS, s.. 81 TO
500 s..
CIT GLASS PITCHERS. 50 40
N SO 3.
CIT CLASS OLIVE DISHES.
QSr 20 s. 81
CIT GLASS TTAI p 1 Z r 5.
s. - ~ $50 60
CIT CLASS PUr-CH BOWLS,
81 s. 20 S2S7 90
CIT CLASS ANT r R 5,
s. 81 to SO. 81.
CIT GLASS SUGARS AND
CREAMS. 50 81 to Sc. 81.
CIT GLASS ICE CR Fam
TRAYS. s. 50 70 SO 66.
CIT CLASS FLOWER VASES,
&c -. S1z4 Sc.
CIT CLASS OIL BOTTLES,
S. 3 20 s. s..
CIT CLASS VASES AND OR
NANENTS. SIC. to $50. 90.
FANCY BONES. filed with can
d.. t5c te 50 q
FIEF-PGTND RoXES OF
FPEN II CRYSTALLIZED
Fruits. s 80.
FANCY CANDY BASKETS.
So. 70 So 50.
FANCY CANDY BOXES. 1OC.
10 $ 81
EATABLE CHOCOLATE FIG
URES. 80. 70 49C.
JACK HORNER PIES. S1.1+
70 $ IS
BLANKETS. from 4SC. a pair
n So - each.
COlIFORTABLES. 99c. 10
FITTED BAGS. SAT- to
SO So
SOLE LEATHER DRESS SUIT
CASES S4.71 70 SS3 20.
CIT 3 BAGS. all feathers.
s. z To S2S- l..
MISSION WOOD TABOTR-
ETTES. S. % 10 50 SS.
FANCY SCRAP BASKETS.
So. TO $40.
WORK BASKETS. on stands.
So ! 2 rH S1D-7S.
BRASS FIVE O'CLOCK TEA
KETTLES. ST. .S3 10 $3.50.
PAFIER NACHE HANDKER-
CHIEF AND GLOVE BOXES.
44C. t- T2C
CoHPTE AND NICKEL CHAT
ING DISHES Sos 10 S11.S2.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Women
On the Main Floor

vi Nle Nam LOOT
NECK CHAINS. So. 40 TO
S12 90.
GOLD BEAD NECKLACES,
SIS. 40 TO 5000.
CROSSES. 7Sc. TO S5O.67.
CUFF OR COLLAR PINS.
81 90 to S19. 90.
VEIL PINS. .76 to S5. 81.
GOLD COMBS. S7.49 to
SOLD BAGS. s4S.se to
$500. 90.
PURSES. 81 "a to SfO6. "a.
HAT PINS. sec. TO Sf4 90.
WATCHES. So. 81 TO S23S.OO
STERLING SILVER TIE A
STEAMERS. ebony handles,
S1.13 to 81. .7S.
LATED SILVER CALL
BELLS. see. TO 81. ST.
SILVER-PLATED CANDELA-
BRA, blight. S3 90 to S26. SO.
STERLING SILVER TEA
SPOONS. dozen. So. 90.
PLATED SILV FERN
DISHES. 50 "a to S12 40.
SILVER-PLATED CHATTING
DISHES. S11.67 TO S22. II.
SILvER-PLATED COFF E E
PERCOLATORS. S14.33 to
S41.69.
PLATED FEE SETS,
81 SO TO S25. 50.
SILVER-PLATED PUDDING
DISHES. So. 80 TO S14 40.
SILVER-PLATED VA Z S,
s.. 8 TO S1O-4
SILV r PLATED FRUIT
BASKETS. So. .16 to S1O.49.
DIRECTOIRE UMBRELLAS,
So. 81 10 81 81.
FOLDING UMBRELLAS,
50. 81 to 81. 90.
COLOR RED UMBRELLAS,
S .9S to 81 90.
RNING UMBRELLAS,
s.. 81 to So 90.
UMBRELLAS with fancy han
dies. S1.9S TO So. "A.
UMBR ELIAS S with natural
wood handles. ST 90 TO So. %.
Isle THREAD HOSE, in gift
boxes, 81 "A TO 50. .S8.
SILK HOSIERY. from S1.19
To S4S.74.
COTTON AND Isle
THREAD HOSE. 24c. to 5 .49.
REAL LACE HANDKER-
CHIEFS. each, 4Sc. TO S24. II.
NAPKINS. dozen. 42c. to
S2t.74.
TABLE CLOTHS. $50 to
S39S 90.
ROMAN CATHOLIC or EPIS-
COPAL PRAYER BOOKS, &c.
TO So. 70.
ROSARY BEADS, 19c. to
s.. 81.
CAMERAS. ST 90 to S35. 90.
PYROGRAPHIC SETS, 81 .98
10 50. 9S.
WRITING PADS. 46c.
to SIS. 81.
WRITING FoLIos, 94c. to
S. 90.
PEARL HANDLED Pc y s,
21c. TO 50 2S.
FANCY BOXES OF WRITING
PAPER. &c. to 81 .9S.
IRISH CROCHET LACES, a
yard. SEC. TO S22. "A.
ACE-TRIMMED EMBROID-
ERIES. for fancy aprons, yard,
S9c and Csc.
OPERA GLASSES. Sf.49 to
S24. II
OPERA BAGS. 49c. 10 s. p
STEEL-STUDDED + l. a TlC
BELTS. S1.24 TO S24.74
SCIS s 8 SETS, in cases,
81. .0S 10 So "a.
SILVER AND GOLD THIN
RLES. A9c. 10 So 90.
COTTON DRESS PATTERNS,
gift boxes. 99c. 10 So As.
WOOL DRESS PATTERNS,
gift boxes. 81 50 to S 12. 80.
EMBROIDERED c II | F FON
Wells. IL and 3 yards long.
81. 81 to S6. "a.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Table and Window Draperies.
Third Floor

REVERSIBLE TAPESTRY Oriental floral
designs, finished with heavy
1xll2 yards S2I5 value 98 yards 400 50 9S
FRENCH VELOUR TABLE COVERS plain figured
1x1l2 yards: S1 -
IMPORTED TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS. a new designs:
12x112 yards $500 value s. "a
RENAISSANCE LACE CURTAINS. Of . pairs
pattern S6O to $1,000 values; 9S to S "a
IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS sol values; special.
S6.74 to ST. g "A
COLORED APPLIQUE CURTAINS and dining
rooms Hnt, TO SIloO a IS6
RENAISSANCE LACE SETS.
o values special So As to As
RENAISSANCE LACE BED SETS.
at.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Men:
On the Min Floor

On the Main Floor.
SHIRT STUDS, 81 40 TO
S35. .49.
COLLAR BUTTONS. Tic. to
50. 80.
WATCHES. SIT. .96 to $500.
STERLING SILVER NAPKIN
RINGS, 94c. to So. 81.
CORKSCREWS. with sterling
silver mountings. S1.13 70
S11 "a.
SILVER PLATED CHAFING
DISHES, 81 81 to S22.74.
SILVER PLATED PUN CHI
BOWLS. S21.74 TO S42 81.
SILVER PLATED W A TIE r
SETS, S4.96 10 SIS. 81.
SILVER PLATED WING
CUPS, S6. 10 to 500. 80.
SILVER PLATED WIN
COOLERS. S12. 2.61 to S14. 80.
BRONZE ASH TRAYS, s.. 81
TO S. 8. 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Women:
On the Thiri Floo

On the Third Floor.
PIN AND CARD TRAYS,
24c. to soc.
POINT D'ESPRIT DRESSER
SETS. S9c.
CRETONNE HANDKERCHIEF
AND GLOVE BOXES. 4Sc.
TRIMMED PIN CUSHIONS,
47c. TO $40. 81.
SILK TAPESTRY PHI TO
FRAMES, 47C. to 97c.
SILK LAMBREQUINS. 50. 40
to S22. IA
HAND EMBROIDERED JAP
ANESE SCREENS. S2O.9S to
SAG. IA
TU KISH EMBROIDERED
DOILIES, 49C.
SOFA CUSHIONS. SOC. TO
S21 .54.
OIL PAINTINGS. S4.96 to
100000.
FRAMED PICTURES, inClud-
ing Water COlOrs. Etchings. En-
cravings. Facsimiles, CarbOns,
Photogra Colored Autographs,
&c, 24c. TO S35O.OO.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Cushions Make
Cosy Gifts
.vH V-F

INTIU 2 IOII.
Hundreds OF them heaped up in this
Upholstery section
Cushions with every sort of coverings
known 70 cushion-makers
Plain embroidered hand-painted
Special offerings.
Cushions with satin tops. $500 values
ST "a
Cushions with fancy satin tops and
satin ruffies. 81 - values ....... So pa
Cushions with silk velour tops
trimmed with galoons and motifs;
VPlue ...-.. $3.50 Si.I5 ss.25
Each So "a 81 81 So. .94
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Fancy Chairs

Gilt Corner Chairs. fancy backs.
seats covered with satin damask
regularly S5.e4; special. .... So "a
Gilt Reception Chairs. as above;
regularly S5.24 special 81. pa
Gilt Reception Chairs, uphol-
stored backs and seats. satin dam
ask covering: regularly 81 2+;
special ..................... s.. .4S
Gilt Reception Chairs. fancy
backs. upholstered seats; regu-
larly 81 QT; special ..........S 40
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For WOnnen:
On the Fifth Floor.

MUSIC ROLLS. 67c. TO SAL.
HARNONICAS, single or double
reeds, lie. to S2c.
FIFES, in nickel and wood, &c.
to zee.
BRASS BUGLEs. S1.67 TO
S3 "a
VIOLIN OUTFITS. complete.
with extra sets of strings, So. rs
to ST 2. 3S.
MUSIC SATCHELS, ST. .O4 10
81 As.
MANDOLINs, true scale, S1.47
TO S24 .94.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Men:
For Men:

On the Main Floor
GLOVES. 97c.. ST. 80. STA.
PLAIN LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS. tee. to 50. 80 each.
LINEN INITIAL HANDKER-
CHIEFS. Tee. to 99c. each.
PLAIN SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS. 24c. TO S1.f9.
SILK INITIALLED HAND
KERCHIEFS. each 24c. to SOC.
MUFFLERs. SOC. each to
SS. 90.
POCKET KNIVES. e4c. to
So 80.
RAzORs. 74c. to So "a.
RAzORs, in fancy cases. 81. "a
to S16.24.
RAZOR sTRoPs. SOC. to
81 90.
DESK SETS. containing coupon
scissors and letter opener. ST 40
TO SO %.
EVER READY SAFETY RA-
ZORS. with twelve blades. SOC.
GOLD PLATED GILLETTE
RAZORS. SIS "a.
PURE SILK HALF HOSE,
ST 80 to SS.19.
Isle THREAD-AND-COT-
Ton T 81 HALF HOSE 12c- to
WALKING STICKS. ST .9S to
S1S. IA.
FOLDING UMBRELLAS.
So 81 TO So 90.
MARTINS LONDON UNI
BRELLAS. 50. 80 TO S25- -49.
UMBRELLAS. with fancy ham
dies. So. 81 to 500 IA.
UMBRELLAS. with natural
wood handles, ST. .9S to s.. "a.
SOLID GOLD CUFF LINKS,
ST 81 to $50 81.
sea SCARE PINS. $3.50 to
NECKTIE CLASPS, Sf.O9 to
$40. 40.
CIGAR CUTTERS. $40.
KEY RINGS. S3, 90 to
KEY CHAINS, s19.6+ to
S2f "a.
MATCH RoXEs. s15.74 to
SIS "a.
CIGARETTE CASES, S74. 80
to ST 9S. 90.
KNIVES. S6. "a to S2S.74.
CARD CASES, S3S.74 TO
S51 "a.
FOBS, SO .43 to S77.49.
LOCKETS, 81 SO to $50. 81.
PENCILS, So. 96 10 S43. "A.
SIGNET RINGS. S3.49 10
S35. 40.
sTONE-sET RINGS. So 81 TO
SIT 40.
MOND SET RINGS,
S26 40 to S296. 40.
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ITEMS and WOnen's Footwear
Community: A Watchword
With Oiyers of Table Silver

"rop,nn,nv, silver is he
sterlingthee grade between them
ordinary triple much that
or
community, silver patterns
o
extensive assortmens Of this celebrated
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Children's Willow
Furniture

Easy Round Back Chairs. Arm
Rockers and Sofas that match;
suitable for children = 10 g years
Of age. made of hand-wOven will
low, with cretOnne covered seat
cushions and back pads; decorated
with silk ribbon bows: Chairs.
SO %: Rockers. So. "a; Sofas.
$40 40
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Rockers

Solid oak. cobbler seat. SIS 80
Mahogany-finished. three styles.
SS. 80
MahOgany-finished, saddle seats.
inlald backs ................ So. .6S
Solid oak. high back, saddle
Mahogany-finished. saddle seats.
S7.24 and 81 .4S
Mahogany finished, carved
frames ............S1 =. 80
Mahogany handsomely
carved; seats and backs uphol-
stored with Spanish leather.
sat 81
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For WOnnen:
On the Second Foo,

OSTRICH PLUMES. So. 80 to
S13 81.
coo U z BOAS. ST 80 to
So. 80.
CORSETS. soc. TO SIS. "a.
HOLIDAY SLIPPERS. 29c. to
S9.74.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Children

On the Second Floor.
BATH ROB BE 5. S1.0S 20
81 40.
MACKINTOSHES, 50 81.
r. GUIMPES. 99c. to S5. 81.
INFANTS SWEATERS. 99c-
To So "a
DRAWER LEGGINS. 9Sc.
PLAY SUITS. 49c. TO 94c.
AFGHANS. 99c. to SIS. 40.
HANDMADE BIBS. ST 80 to
So. 70.
SATEEN PETTICOATS. z9c-
and 99c.
NOR f N PETTICOATS.
ST 40 TO S1-79.
INFANTS LONG AND SHORT
WHITE DRESSES. SSc. 10
SS1 90.
INFANTS LONG AND SHORT
COATS. 50. 81 10 S67- -24-
INFANTS CAPS AND BON
NETS, 99c. to SIS 40.
INFANTS WRAPPERS. 49c.
10 Sis 40
INFANTS FLANNEL AND
CASHMERE SACQUES. 49c. 10
%. 81.
APRONS. 49c. TO ST. -98.
DRESSES, high neck or guimpe
style: also one and twO-piece Rus
sian or sailor models; an advance
new styles; including sizes 4 70 IS
years. s.. .S6 TO S20.74.
SWEATERS. all colors and
styles. 94c. to 81 .49.
BOYS BLOUSES. made OF
heavyweight madras or flannel.
with or without collars. 46c. 10
ST. 20.
MACKINTOSHES. So 81 70
81 90.
RUBBER COATS. best quality
rubber. ST 90.
WASHABLE SUITS, in white or
cOloTs; Russian blouse models,
94c. 20 81 90.
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For Children
ON tha Main F1nn.

On the Main Floor
GIRLS GLOVES. o4c. 10
S1.14
BOYS GLOVES. o7c. 70
ST "a.
COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS.
COlOred border. ; I'm a box, 12c-
and &c.
COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS,
with initial. In box. 23c-
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
5 in box. 23C.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
with initial. 3 in box. 23c.
SIX PAIRS OF COTTON
STOCKINGS, wrapped in holly pa
per. 72c.
STOCKINGS. a pair. 12c. 70
50. 80.
SOLID GOLD JEwELRY.
SIGN RINGS. SSc- to
STONE RINGS. &c to
S3. 40.
COLLAR PINS. s1.oe to
BROOCHES. St.67 to s7.4o.
B BRAC ELETS. S6.49 to
81 40.
WATCHES. S6 % TO $40 %.
NECK CHAINS. So. 40 to
$40. 81.
LOCKETs. So .46 to sis. 40.
LAvALLIERES. 81 90 to
50 50.
UMBRELLAS. 79c. to ST 80.
STERLING SILVER KNIFE.
FORK AND SPOON SETS,
So. So 10 So. 81.
STERLING SILVER CUPS.
So. 50 TO SS.S4.
STERLING SILVER NAPKIN
RINGS. 94c. to So. 81.
STERLING SILVER RAT
TIES. S9c. TO ST 80.
PLATED SILVER CUPS. 74c-
10 So. 81.
PLATED KNIFE, FORK AND
SPOON SETS. 74c. 70 81. 81.
STERLING SILVER BABY
Spoons. best handles. sec. 20
Sill.
STERLING SILVER FOOD
PCSHERS. 99c. TO S1.14.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Fur Caps ; Good
Gifts For Men.

fEtI tlOCt.
GENUINE ALASKA Sc L : X -
CAPS. made Of selected pieces Of fine
sealskin: $500 values. ...........S S.. 90
EXTRA FINE FLANK sEAISKIN
CAPS, $40 90 values, special S3 40
Finest Grades. Stt.40 and St6.49
GENUINE FUR GAPS. sold by others
at S3.O0; our price. .-.-.......--- . .SS
MEMS PLUSH AND CLOTH CAPS.
49c. soc. 99c to S .9S
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

pg1-f- lynx THROW THIS.
S19.74
S2f IA
NATURAL GRAN so * J.
THROW TIE ....-s soo- I = Sia DO.
NATURAL GRAY -, iltfEG r. II, IL
LOW Nj FFS -. 80. = AN' oS-oS
FIL.OU NUTS. of h.ehded sAbie
Sfi.74
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Women
On TIE Main Floor

DUTCH SILVER CABINET
CURIOS. ST 80 to $50. SO.
STERLING SILVER CANDY
DISHES. So 81 to 81 40.
STERLING SILVER NAPKIN
RINGS, 94c. to So. 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

,... .-ii>"gII.A cRAvATs. reeg isrly
- "a -ae-.al .............-- S17.T4
THROW S~ARFs. uf blended sahle
l'fe- si2"p ralless sTectai, SS ~
fHt.t'. PAW eErs listing -
'-.f uH" end r-~rt. scarf SIS ~
-.-A'-S L--lx THROW sCARFs.
S29 IA
-Afi. LyN.E pI.DW MCFFs.
Ss53. II
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
For Wornen:
On the Fifth Floor.

On tha Fifth FOOT
BANJOS, 81 81 to S2S. "a.
MUSIC STANDS. Sac. 10
81 "a.
STEWART BANJOS. So. 81 to
S2S. II.
VIOLIN CASES, 94c. to
S7.34.
GUITARS. S3 .94 to S25. 40.
For Mem
Basement
OFFICE CLOCKS. 50. .46 to
$751;
CUCKOO CLOCKS. So 81 10
S11.9S.
ALARM CLOCKS. soc TO
So 21
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Cellareftes

Solid Quartered Oak Cellarettes.
three compartments top one fitted
70 contain ice; middle section for
bottles and glass racks; lower sec
ton zinc lined for cigars,
S1T.S9
Others up to S67.49.
Weathered Oak Cellarette Box.
also in mahogany finish fitted
with bottle racks. space for cigars,
two packs of cards; loo poker
chips. cOrkscrew and six glasses;
special ....-............ S6. 4 =
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Women's Garments, High Class At
Fnd-Of- Season Prices
Second FIo5r. Br0adWay

MONTH or so later. perhaps, such an under
pilcino Of Fine Fur Garments would not be
remarkable.
Onefinq them FAR BELOW IMPORT COST
The week before Christmas changes the sltua-
tIon-r1lakes il really ASTONISHING.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Other Special Values in Furs

WOllEce FTR-IIHED COATS the shells of excellent qu
braadoh. lining broad mink, with blended Df"oh
WCMEN'S BLACK RUSSIAN PONY COATS. made oI
oa rtan blouse model, regularly S644; special
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Writing Desks

Weathered Oak Desks. drop lids.
single drawer: each........SS "a
Same with undershelf for books.
SS. "a
Weathered Oak Desks. drop lids.
three full length drawers. 80. "a
Others up 10 SGT