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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1900
Page
10
We invite attention to extraordinary offerings in our Sterling Silver and Silver plated Ware Departments. Exclusive designs, always attractive, are here in greater variety. Economy linked with style. Prices to suit everyone.
A catalog listing heavy weight sterling silver items and cut glass at deep discounts. Spoons, forks, knives and serving pieces priced from 25c to $5.98, with many items halved or less than former values. Fourth floor display highlights quadruple plated sets and Roger make patterns with suggestive markdowns.
At the Grand Cercle des Echecs on June 9 the international chess tourney resumed with three draws needing replays. Schlechter and Marshall drew, Showalter and Mason adjourned in Showalter's favor, Rosen beat Sterling, leaving several games uncompleted as top rivals balance scores.
A roundup highlights seven notable tennis matches staged in Paris, featuring top players and decisive sets. The article spotlights early-round upsets, strong serves, and standout comebacks shaping the tournament's momentum.
Trial Justice C G Littlefield sits in his office when a nondescript elder man arrives with a buxom French girl and a younger woman, speaking in a regional dialect and presenting a claim about his companion. The scene unfolds in Lewiston’s reporting of a Caribou matter.
Special sale lists wave finish and ruled papers at 10c per pound with matching envelopes four for 10c Mourning paper narrow bordered 15c per box mourning card envelopes 5c per package National Bond writing paper 23c per pound 434 quires to a pound matching envelopes 6c per package Writing pads 120 sheets 6c and up Playing cards 10c per package Tally cards 7c per dozen Crepe paper from 5c per roll Visiting cards and wedding invitations engraved rubber stamps orders taken
In the book department on the main floor a broad selection of paper covered novels for light summer reading is offered from to 31c each. Cloth bound copyright novels such as Choir Invisible by James Lane Allen and Pris oner of Zenda by Anthony Hope are priced at 45c each. standard dictionaries are cleared at 6.39.
A list presents new fiction works including The Isle of the Winds by S R Crockett Monsieur Beaucaire by Booth Tarkington and Folly Corner by Mrs H Dudenery showcasing classic literary offerings.
In Brooklyn a father confronts a suitor accused of using love powder on his French daughter. Justice Littlefield advises caution and suggests the man be jailed if warranted, while the daughter thanks the judge. The case ends with the suspect still free as the father contemplates the warrant.
A consular report from Thuringia outlines how Summer dolls are dressed in khaki and beach gear, with many small firms producing parts for wax and papier mache bodies. It details the doll making process from china heads to mohair wigs, the roles of specialized workers, and the long tradition of toy manufacture in the region.
Prof Herman Le Roy Fairchild lectured on the Age of Reptiles before a Rochester class at Sibley Hall. He described 20 foot tall dinosaurs like the tyrant and ichthyosaurus, the pterodactylus with a 20 foot wingspan, and Archeopteryx as the first bird.
A shipment of Oxford Ties for women draws thousands to the Shoe Store. Made to order from selected leather by a top manufacturer, they boast comfort, style, and wear. Priced at $1.69 a pair, they promise a snug fit and dainty look on the newest last, second floor in the New Building.
A large Shirt Waist Store display features thousands of waists in cotton, percale, gingham, and lace, with prices from 5 to 89 cents, and highlights both standard and fancy styles. Silk waists present at 2.98 with hemstitched and tucked fronts.
A Chicago Record snippet recalls a marriage and a flippant artist gesture. The friend asked about turning a picture to the wall, and the artist replies by painting another woman’s head on the canvas and sending it as a bridal gift.
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