Life — May 30, 1895 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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Also a Larce Paver Eprrios, limited to 250 copies, with 12 full-page plates, crown 8vo, cloth, $3.00 net. #40 Mrs, Wright at once takes a leading place among writers on nature.” York Times, ‘She has made a study of bird character,” Inexpressibly refined in its impressionism, this little volume is like a series of subtly wrought etchings, and is destined to give a vast amount of pleasure to those who can ap- preciate its unpretentious merits.""— The Beacon. By the author of The Master,” ete, Children of the Ghetto. w Edition with Glossary By ZANGWILL. 12mo, cloth, $1.50. The "Children of the Ghetto" isa novel deal- ing with the life of the Jews who swarm in the East End of London. “Mr. Zangwill presents a most graphic and comprehensive picture of the little-known details of every-day Jewish life I. ENTERTAINING BOOKS. MEMOIRS OF BARRAS. lid Silver (Exclusively.) 5 € MARK STERLING TING M’F’c Co. 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Heavy grain leather Gladstone Traveling Bag, nickel trimming, 18 in, at $3.60; 20 in. at $3.90, Shawl and Rug Straps, 35c. to $2.00. Steamer Chairs, $2.00, $2.75, 83.40 and $5.00, marked and delivered on board free of charge. SILVERWARE has entirely new space on the first floor. Fittings just as we would have them ; stock almost as you would have it. Even the prices have been made in your in- terest. If we choose from the work of but one company, you could have only the output of one set of brains to pick from. That is the usual way. But we have a market Mrs, Humpiry Warp. [/udy. in London, MACMILLAN & CO., OTHERS IN PREPARATION. 66 Fifth Ave., New York. for every Silverware manufacturer, no matter where he is—if his goods are worthy and his prices low enough. We select here and there whatever seems most tempting, passing by the mistakes and the commonplace shapes that are suf to occur in every manufactory. We tal{ only the choicest, and in plated ware onf quadruple plate— the very finest and be for wear. We mean that this Silverware store ours shall grow to be one of the foreme) in this country, It is next to the carriage entrance on the Fourth aver side. This dozen or so of prices is haphaz2"{ Tea Sets, 5 pieces, beautiful designs, quad plate, very rich, $8.50 set. Water Pitchers, quadruple plate, newe: signs, 81.05. Ice Water Sets, with quality, @4.45, Waiters and Trays, 95e. to Fruit Dishes, newest styles, # Salad Bowls, new designs, $1.9. Butter Dishes, very pretty, $1.00. Spoon Holders, engraved or sati Cake Baskets, new, very desirable, $1.95- Bake Dishes, with linings of porcelain, breakable, $4.25. Silver plate Tureens, $4.15. Knife Rests, 45¢. Silver plate Hair Brushes, rcpousse ™¢ 82.35. Pufl Boxes, with puff, 50¢. Hand Mirrors, 62.35. Shoe Horns, 85e. Jewel Caskets, 500. Tea Spoons, 90e. set. . Dessert and Table Spoons and Forks, |? the set. | And. everything in silver. 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