the craftsman - 1906 - 09 - september.pdf

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TIFFANY~Co,Fifth Avenue & 37th Street, New York

Diamond DepartmentTiffany & Co. are, and for fifty years have been, the largestdealers in diamonds and precious stones in the United States,and their trade exceeds that of any other House in theworld. Their facilities for securing the choicest gems fromfirst hands enable them to maintain a most extensive stock.Their work-shops are under the immediate managemrnt of thefirm, and every piece of jewelry must pass critical examin-ation for assurance that it is worthy the stamp of the house

Diamond Engagement RingsCuts of Di amond Ri ngs, show ing sines of stones and sty l es of

mount i ngs, w i t h pri ces, sent upon requestSolitaires, - - - $25, $50, $75, $95, upwardSolitaire Diamond or other precious stone withthree small diamonds embedded in shank oneach side, - - - - - upward from $75Two-stone rings, consisting of two diamonds, ordiamond with other precious stone, - upward from $50Three-stone rings,-three diamonds, or two dia-monds with ruby, sapphire or other preciousstones, - - - - - upward from $60Five-stone half-hoop rings,-diamonds, or dia-monds alternating with other precious stones,m m I upward from $50Diamond Duchess rings, - - $90Diamond Princess rings, - - $100Diamond Banquet rings, - - $150Tiffany & Co. make a special feature of reconstructing old familyjewels into modern settings

FifthAvenueNewyorbTiffany & Co. are strictly retailers

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ComparisonsInvitedPurchasers will bebetter able to judgevalues, by compar-ing the purity,quality and pricesof Tiffany & Cos.diamonds

Diamond Ringson ApprovalUpon receipt ofsatisfactory refer-ence from anyNational Bank orresponsible busi-ness house, Tiffany& Co. will send onapproval selectionsfrom their stock toany part of theUnited StatesOut-of-TownServiceAll Mail Orders arehandled by trainedmen, whose exper-ience and knowl-edge of what is,most in favorat the moment,assure careful selec-tion or intelligentadvice for those de-siring assistance

Tiffany & Co.1906 Blue BookSecond Edition

A compact, GO-page catalogue,without pic-tures or cuts,but replete withdescriptions,pricesand helpful, sugges-tions of artisticmerchandise suit-able for weddingpresents. Sent freeupon request



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F. W. DEVOE & COSARTISTS OIL AND

WATER COLORS4 Adjustable Drawing Tables

Drawing BoardsSwiss and German InstrumentsDrawing Inks and AdhesivesEngineers and Architects SuppliesGenerally

g Florentine Fresco ColorsBrilliant Bronze PowdersLiquid Gold and Silver PaintArtists and Decorators BRUSHES

g Leads and Zinc PaintsVarnishes, Oil and Varnish Stains

@J.Send for Catalogue

F. W. Devoe & C. T. Raynolds Co.Fulton. William & Ann Streets, NEW YORK

Branches: Chicago and Kansas City

THE H. THANE MILLER:: SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ::Limited in numbers. College preparatoryand advanced courses. Special advantages inLanguages, Literature, History, Musicand Art. Preparation for Foreign Travel.Address MRS. EIMMA P. SMITH MILLERor MISS E. LOUISE PARRY, A. M.,Lenox Place, Avondale, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Hand- RUGSovenDurable, inexpensir e, reversihlr, washable-guaranteedfast colors. Sizes from 2x3 feet at $1to 12x18 feetat Money barkif notJati sfucfotory.OurColarScI~emeI)rpartmentwilIadr~reyoubestcolorsand8izcs

to se. if YOU Bend 8mplc of wall-paper and rouehylan ofroams.Write anyway for Booklet A dencrihin~I~orotbyManncraHand-woven Roes. Carprrs, Portxrcs. Couch- and Tahlr-covers.Special Offer: On receipt of $3, WC will dclivcr, expressprcpald. anywhere in the United Statrs. sample 7 x 6 rug in blue.green or pmk.THE OLD COLONY WEAVERSGermantown. Penna.

%L Jarvie ShopFine Arts Building -= Chicago

A Portfol io mqy 6e had forthe,aJkin~.

is making most beau-tiful things in band-wrought metal-beaten, chased andrepousse. There arebowls,sconces. plates,trays. book-supports.desk-sets. loving-cups.mugs-in fact. almostanything which canbe made from brass,copper o* silver.gThe Shop will maketo order special piecesof this kind. furnish-ing exclusive designs,or u&g some favor-ite design cf its CUB-tamer.qZ7ie *Jar& Can-dlesticks andLanternsare as beautiful andpopular as ever. Sev-eral new designs havebe en executed re-cently.

ne LENOX HOTELIN BUFFALO

Modern Highest Grade Fireproof -OUR OWN ELECTRIC CARRIAGES,EXCLUSIVELY FOR PATRONS

every few minutes between the hotels. depotswharves and through the business district.EUROPEAN PLAN.Rates $1.50 per day and upward.

GEORGE DUCHSCHERER, Proprietor

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No Filigree or Nickel on the new plain

GleitiiibodJ UST THE NAT-URAL BLACKIRON, beautifullyfashioned and per-fectly cast -- Crafts-man Style appliedto a range. ItsCONVENIENT too--WONDERFULLYCONVENIENT.Everything is at thefront--ash pan,broilerdoor, grate and clean-out door -- all arehandy. K itchen doorsdo not interfere in set-ting this range, foreither end as well asthe back can be placedsquarely against thewall. Notice how com-pact with everythingget-at-able in front.Its the Range everyhousekeeper shouldknow more about.Write for Handsome Booklet

WEIRSTQVEco .Taunton, Mass.

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QLaIamitp$ @pportunitp

TRTCKEN San Francisco is being resuscitated by thecombined efforts of its citizens-merchants, lawyers,mechanics, bankers and laborers. The work of recon-struction is being truthfully told in Sunset Magazine, and theSeptember number will deal with the difficult situations thatare now facing the workers-the problems of material, labor,real estate and insurance-the questions of the hour.

@INTOLD efforts are being made to grasp calamitysopportunity. Sunset for September gives a picture of

the present situation in San Francisco that is a lessonto the world. Heroism, unselfishness, determination, cheer-fulness and, above everything else, grit, play a strenuous partin the citys restoration. Read the story as Sunset tells it.

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