The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1900, Page 10

W. H. HALL. Great Price-Cutting Friday and Saturday in Tailored Suits a1 Skirts To Make Quick Clearance Before Stock Taking. t Ehrich Bros. 6th Ave. and 23d St The Bargain Event of the Season. These excellent goods have never before been offered at such absurdly low figures. any other Compare with of house. Feditccne Gin teobls cds eoioereed-<ltity net unettanil bt am | as 9 Bros Toemorrow Special Sale Trimmings ‘and Colored d All-Over Silks 91.25, 1.65, 1.95, Much eee Special Bargains in Our Basement. 2 ee a ae All fresh and new up-to-date styles. Solid, bonest ike Double cad Cloth SA, stable fr $4,95 ~ % | Fancy Taffeta, pure sil Clothing Dept, Koaee Pant: quality, popular strt; and jacquard effec ve OO Striety all weet, double seat Corded Wash Silks, new, fresh a enen Bape we pat- 29} Sailor and Vestes Suite, Vestee Suits, in sizes from 3 to § years, strictly all woollen ma- terials, in sailor or Tuxedo col- lar—just 100, but they are $8 os 98 and $3.50 sults, broken lets, bug +90) ait sizes are here to-morrow at 1,00 Entire stock of high-priced ’ Driental Rugs E J This Week ‘Bale Shirvans * $4.95 Value *7.00 pi 2 Bates Carabags, f «87,75 * 9.75 TS Value 910.00 to #13.00 # Bale Cashmere d Afghan Rugs ois, 2 944,00 Value 965.00 West 23d Street 29 a8 to $2.98, per pair, 1.98, 1.75, 1.3 Colored RuMe Curtains, heavy cretons, ete., Colonial and ar- mor designs, at 1.98, 1.4, 8 and Dotted Swiss Ruffle Curtains, special at, pair.... 1.19%, 08 and ing showing of Figured Denims and Cretons, tne new- eat colorings and choke de- japkins. 1¢-inoh, all Linen, fringed, at... 0.25 Napkins, 18 inches, at box plait back Marked dewn for 88 Only 0O...sserceevee NO MAIL ORDERS FILLED FROM THIS SALE. W. H. HALL, 346 SIXTH AVE. sttitim. STERN BROTHERS have now on sale thelr second shipment of a New Paris Corset entirely different from any heretofore offered In addition, later importations of thelr celebrated Classique Corsets of exclusive materials, in models specially designed for the present mode of dress West Twenty-Third Street. oxfords, meitons and friesss, 75 all this season's merchandise, . sizes only from 3 to § years, materials, variety of handsome 1G) patterns, sizes trom 3 to it the: a Ne da this lot worth less dalue and thoroughly serviceable goods, fan fi some were 15. high 13,910.00. Marked dows to Cheviot, hox-plait back, some trimmed with bands of silk with rows of Kid, with Patent 5 Shoes, Ladies' New Spring Suits, box plait back, fly front and Lace Shoes, $ Some 75 Ladies’ New Swits, taken from our r spuns, bi d colored bt fitting and new Eton eff own and colored mixtures, tight Eplday sed Sa fects, and Black Calf, broken sizes, per pair........ 12. Also 300 pairs Child's Button and Lace Shoes, per pair .. y are our %, $1 and # sults.3,()0 $0, Balance of the|Men’s Black Box Calf, a plique, front and back. These Leather and Kid 5 tight fitting s'yles, many silk lined throughous—made to sell for J $20, Marked , 00 ° sewson's materia, rangag in: prce rors 923 to $38, ° per patr, Have placed on Bargain Table 500 pairs Women's Cloth Top : 75¢ Women's High Grade Storm Rubbers, all sizes, per pair... .. 275 Tallered Dress Skirts, in black Broadcloth and new Women’s Black) rouble Sole Lace $12.00, Marked down to close out on Friday and Saturday to... Tips, Batton and down to close owt on Friday and Saturday to.... all coming in cheviots, venetians and hom« in black, navy, Oxford, 450 pairs Boys’ Lace Shoes, in Patent Leather, Enamel Leather J 50 eeeeeene o and Kid Top Button and Lace Shoes, to close out, per pair.. 40¢ Alfred J. Cammeyer, 6th Ave., cor. 20th St. XX XXX ——————————_—————————_———— a ‘Special. 1,880 paira of Misses’ Suede. 0 pairs Ladies? slightly soiled, 11.00 qualities... i | al The Lays ee ‘n CORSET. Renders every figure graceful, —fashionable,— attractive, It is at the same time perfectly hygienic, allowing complete freedom for breathing, and is absolutely correct im proportion and line. Straight front, Long hips, New fabrics, JAMES McGREERY &C0., Twenty-third Street. MILINS Dr. Pearsons, of Chi- STERN BROTHERS ‘will offer to-morrow another collection of Ladies’ Suits & Separate Skirts in entirely new styles For Rough Weather and Golfing Suits, consteing Skirts and Jackets, institut‘ons gifts amounting BMA, is aboot jo deed away the of hin fortune, $1,500,000 In im aimilar bequests. For the maintenance of himseit and wite during the remainder of their grt 1 Dr. Pearsons will stipulate that BA annuity of 2 per cont, be paid who receive his gifts hereafter, the $i,e,000 which it ts his in- to bestow this will mean a iy tmcome for the doctor and nix ef 900,00, Which will ceare when be and his wife are dead. HIS OWN EXECUTOR. Plans for the dinposal of the re ; oes * | ni iH He ot handsomely trimmed with leather, at 919.50 Real value 24.00 : Separate Skirts, at 55.75, 7.50, 11.50 West Twenty-Third Street Hy Hi CoO 500 COMENS sem ONLY VIED. i j of his fortune to colleges and institutions have long been im: 7 ty Dr. Pearsons, but fi will ure im Englioh Youth's Predieament. Alfred R. Harrison, eighteen yeare olf, stylishly dressed and of fine manners, is detained at the Barge Office ae a |eusaway, plang ‘ He ts the son” of “a” wealthy s a be ame time, he thinks, before the last of S@reat property, all accumulated in or close by, will have passed Sther hands. Who the beneiictaries ha be and how much they will recetve Mil unse.t.ed. “PH have nchemed for years to be my BWA executor,” Dr. Pearsons sald, “and ‘eee With my own eyex whatever good —— are duing. Of what use would © Hide to allow some one else to distribute ‘We fortune for me after my t would have to receive T shall be my own execu! I shall have the pleasure of and knowing that my gifts are Placed. All I shall ask ty an and “an ote Pearsons is a most remarkable and recently he gave his Alleged Green - Goods Gang Wanted No Small Fry. Frank Brooks, Charles Jackson and ‘Thomas Gilbert were held by Magistrate Cornel] in $2300 ball each in the Centre Street Court to-day for examination on Saturday on the charge of being green- goods swindlers. Miss Lillie Walker and Miss Engbors lde, who were arrested with the men, at % and 37 Frankfort street yesterday afternoon, were paroled. They aay they were merely hired to wrap newapapers and circulars, and did not know the nature of the business thelr employer, Brooks, was engaged in. Police Captain Vredenburgh says that Brooks offered $40 to be allowed to ‘There were fifty-eight mail-bags “lof green-goods literature in the place, “| printed newspaper, SEwulty, The properiy will pars from __. WOW TO USE MONEY. tagged for shipment. The scheme was to send out a specially called “A Home Weekly, containing « leading article telling of a plot to steal $70,600,00 from ,| the Government by means of counterfeit $199 bills could be had at % per cent, on the dollar. The circular conctuded: “If you cannot invest at least 909 do not reply, Ge my time is valuable and " 1 Sgmeninns “If you im n ee relax ONL ae r tention. . aepgs iF ij #5 li broker in Betchworth, Surrey, Engim ‘ed here yesteniay on the 12 Franmport ‘steamer Marquette with ie, brother, who is guing ranching aa DEAD MAN'S LETTER A CLUB A letter from father to son admonten- tng care and speaking in a loving way of two babies calling for “papa” was taken from the coat pocket of a man found drowned last night Im the Kast River, at Fifty-third street. Li add: “Law Johnson street, Rumber on the envelope Nterated. had been ob- “iar N. Wana had mn received Oct, 39 last, |e Formarty 3 % 38 @ @ West 14th Meyer Jonasson & (Co, will offer remarkable valecs in Ladies’ Tailored Suits. Atout 150 Ladies’ Tailoeed Suits, taken from the BROADWAY AND 12TH ST. Goo Boo) Coad On sale Friday, Feb. 16, . . 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