The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1900, Page 7

NOTEWORTHY | SATURDAY SALES. | i eee 90S THE LOVE, HE | I LN, CNTSHESULS Young Gildersieeve Is Ar-| Rector Jessup, of Atlan-| rested at the Mardi ta’s Swell Church, Re- | Gras. signs His Cure. March t-Word was re- wreecoc esc. Golf Capes. | L. Another special purchase i a a low tigure enables us to offer you this Mens Suits, 20 to 30 different styles Bra aie ; of cheviot and cassimere suits in such most tashionable Kar. a variety of pattesns that a'most any ment, ina selection of a iy) pepe Aigo pe colors that will suit al wide French fr neh $+ fancies; of _all-woo oP Nguahwsay oP Oxford, black, navy, ps pe 4.80 beautifully colored Men's Overcoats. Men's high-grade plaid back rugs; 28 in. as eres seme anit long, with hood; regu than $8 and most of them $10; your rm fen’s D ’ e 740 select front, in alkwool cheviots The Ladies Rainy oe ed base aerated tnt colorn iarBio vale OQ) opie ™ 4,80 vata eefiaratui| A Day Skirts, $5.00. L coteteheteketeneteteteheieieneneteneneied eooee ee. adies’ Kid Gloves at 59: The Shirt Wa’ *. The great sale of Kid Gloves has sur. | Shirt Waists, of black and colored satin, passed «tli former records, The glove y ith embroidered dots, French backs Hepartment has been crowded the entire | fare cane chet collas and BQ eek and thousands of pairs have been } gine buick Taffeta ld, one of the surest tests of value. Waists, 7.98 and 5.98 Ly y Ladies’ Kid Gloves, fine quality, 2-clasp, | Stlet Waists, of black brilliantines, (/Mieay/)/ (IM choice of colors, white, ry. tan, modes, French backs and tucked 1 98 Mf 4 ° t 2.59 Y Men’sOvercoats, ) The Men’s Suits, °° a) blick, complete assortment of colors and | _ fronts, il if W Sizes to select from, your choice, per 59 French Fleaneis, WHE It pair, Fine Plaids and Dots, 439 me All gloves on sale are strictly new | Tucked Albatross, 30 + shades, and ever, pair warranted abso- weewoccececee-.eseccccece lutely perfect. Ladie r Not more than two pairs io a cus- The s Unders : Ladies’ Underskirts of Ladies’ Mais Floor th St Section. mercerized sateen, made best quit aan an with deep knee flounce and | made with ‘ The Children’s Dresses, | vier'tuc. ‘i'n | trimmed wih thee saa fh ATLANTA, March 2.—Rev. Charles A Jessup, rector of Bt. Luke's Protestant "| Episcopal Church, has resigned his charge and gone into retirement because of « broken beart, Mr. Jessup came from Baltimere last Yin Chicago,” April, where he had been esvistant quite of eaouraace rector of @t. Mark's He told of his anderetand everything. You} romance with a pretty member of blander, my good] Mark's, to whom he was to be married in the pre-advent season. The vestry gave him leave of absence for the pur- pose, and the ladies’ gulld went to work ry fa the lot worth less . Treusers, Thousands of pairs colors; ial, 3.4, | We are offering extraordinary ios nn 4.49) eet! “F7iGe her valuables of stripes. and mixtures,perfect vaiues in Children's School tereed to pay | “ree uchaa chamber te descrined oo {he % * maby ab La al dress Made of ie quality Hack and white pad back, kPa Dresses; 1 large ant wellseeced secpcccasatsensteeeeee jourted by the jelly wear, reguiar . le-faced in Oxford gray, iron gray S Y assortment of styles and new pat: | Continuation x scarred ibe Jelly | young tadlen who arranged 11 a» having choice, 1.66 aad blue grave either. saddle ‘or’ box-plaked - tte To-Morrow of the Sale of been a dream of loveliness, The chureh "lat large gave the preacher a reception backs and rows of stitching on bottom; About 160 Men's Suits, all small lots, of tine velour $0, langths from 38 to 41; exceptional 5.00 cassimeres, cheviots and worsted, sold at 99 and Girls’ Fancy Check Dresses, in 1,50 Negli ee Shirts, 50c. woo! patterns; yoke, belt, cuffs and fn honor of his approaching wedding : fae. \eaeerrow Only, yout whe " ¢ ‘ taeway vo Manimore, fot 6.95 At $8 75 Finest ually buck and white pk back <thiasting colors nicely trimmed { NO Mail Orders None Sent C.O.D. 4 hg Mea’s Suits, in season would cost 81a and 615, made of | AAC QO. 19 scotch Homespun Cheviot or Hard Twisted : with braid of different mi QB 250 dozen Men's Fomy tures; 4 to 14 years, woven miteriak in Madras } Girls’ Dresses, in new spring mix- | and oa Cheviots; p> tures tucked yoke front, with} made up. to retail for $1 blouse effect of cashmere, box-} and $1.50, but on account ited jacket effect, trimmed with | of slight imperfections in uttons; pointed cape on shoulder, | the weave trimmed with braid; a | 79 ° to 14 years, ‘The absence of Mr. Jessup was pro- longed, and no news came tuck of the consummation of the event. ey either box-plaited or extensive enough fo suit almost any one’s taste; saddle back and stitched panel front, with ten rows of choice to-morrow only, at on bottom ; length 37 satin: geal ore rem 8.75 Two Top Coat Specials. Sateen Bloomers, regula: and extra sizes, . Hecend Picer, 11h Mt. fort ton planation was offered none : AMl the latest shades of all-wool covert weseccnccerercocss was asked, but curicatt, hi nd "| the feoklanable ‘Churel, ot Bt. Lube'e cloth Tep Coats, each garment prop- erly tailored and perfect in every detail verte facia ott ry The American Eagle erent ya hat cou be ohe Original $3.50 Shoe. not a detail has been slighted, head of anything offered at anywhsre near Saturday's price; ali sizes of reas and stout be the small price of 5.95 A dressy, up-to-date garment, made of popular gray Oxford and Cambridge Coatings: silk lined throughout and stit, faced to the edge with pure dye sik; properly balsnced and cut on the new- cat and swellest line a garment thay mac (11,98) 98c Corduroy Pants, 49c high-grade matertals, and well trimmed, variety of 6.88 Worsted ia Oxford and stee! le . Hection rs $o slight that AGreat Sale of Furs, | test's Another fur stock of a prominent meneame, acer 4 a at sur . We offer pin ey cn te basis of our purchase, which is less than SOc, The Prize Suggestions Will Ap- ear in To-M w’ Panth al ped seam tad potest bands the reper ag) | lace, spec , p 0o-Morrow’s Ponte, ot me ‘ 49 fon ex gay Seoaibe, SIBCRM fore Coler sad. eves, or Gerend leer, 8h Gt. Gestion, imitation mouflen edging n all styles skating or golfing. with and without tabs and tails: all with large > Sale $2.00 Alpine and "Uae ae aay ey mayan at 1:98 ae Choice of any of thee stylan, Derby Hats for $1.00, | Advance Sat, Low-Cut Shoes, 98c. Ladies’ Fing of eider-' Ladies’ Ladies’ Oxford Ties in pails, New Spring {fia To-morrow the four prise-winners will be named and their letters will be printed. | concluded would not have known where they lived and who would, at the Worst have given @ a dowa, lar; jointed collars, and Low Cut ta eae, tiny OMS Collars,turnover cuffs,bound Holland Herring, 4g Shoes. Secure apair ; 2 98 with satin ribbon, 3 98 Milchner, kegs, = Bo fitting backs, = 207 Q, heavy girdits, De7O! Hoitand Herrtag, t. Broad. at be The prises aggregate $100, the Arst| fooled. The sympathy play Onan tot Of fine quality Oxfords being Wh, the sasond fa the third i are, him ee ‘filled, “The quie! Headgear at {Price.|| sz,temntabe gg Ladies’ Robes 0: ‘ivple ciderdown, plaited backs, fall! Milchnes, 14-Keqs, fronts, high collars, fancy cuffs, bound with sati rtbon, heavy gcd, MN NS OB | Sepehed Mange Mate 7) Barber Shaving pfion's and Beys'FurFelt Derbys } The materials are black plored bli various heights, { and russet leather, and $2.00 and $2.25 values; your choice } all are instylish shapes, with toe caps. The price in height of any in the lot, of season will be up to $2.00 pair. A Sale of Men's Shoes, pair 1.98, -_ Special Price Saturday. 5 cy ** Lange jot of Shoes for men in eZ lace or congress, in the new- + al ¢/ est shapes. single or double Ee |. sols, including Goodyear ba 3 : equal to custom g bindings, a chuice lot of 7 The uppers are of sott mute- $2.00 and $2.25 values, at 1.00 W, rial, sizes 6 to 19, a’ Gell Caps, al! wool, in We also offer Celebrated “Waterpro: Shoes" for Connieting 0 Oty mixtures and blue, a great = men, They are the only strictly waterproof shoes before | | Orsxive Maton frvuea Maw & many silk lined; regular 0c. styles, to-mor- 25 the public, The Bloomingdile Wa It is very simple to § Crawford Peaches, shave vabou Bar very fine, 214-10, cans, 13 ber's outfit, The Raspberry, srew- out will pay ter verry ied” Concent, itselt the first Apricot, Raspberry Currant, Peach; our week, To-morrow the complete orig- inal Barber Shaving outfit at § Java and Mechs our highest’ gi Beiter tay pice etter al Hctous in favor per ID. j if ge HT & ! ! Raper. ©! nt ee. ' LA terprool Shoes, 2.48 1 Seeing “Mereehige™ Hunter | Betis of liruttgatian ov aeieios ee wi trop. ¢ lace or congress, at, per pair, 1 Belen Hetor Hone t Resend Five, sb Bi Kectian 1 China Yue r ie 2? j Main Floor, omth ft. Section al i Amusements. METROPOLITAN OPtA-HOUSE GUAND-OPERA SEASON 1880-1990 It ts eo important to know just i — E oe MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, | "#4 Cun, cote Pre rea eee Wn GOS nis Fe ‘| ath 1 @ 38 rr DAISY LOVERIND | MADISON T ry ‘Sportsman's | Show Paaoesice "ae. ee soci aaa syrah Mae atues | COUT EY MATINEE TO-DAY anne tue ae, Bib Arradcrions st High-iass Vaudeitle JACADEMY ir sP85 suring np | eae ieee amt Harlenque |B © Oltmare & Reuse Tome at, Fre MODJESK A, «WAY Down Bast.” GM": | Prices 2840-760) Mate Wet @ far ¢ Under the Direction of MA MAURICE G The Bescher Case what Baby should eat. The follow- TRINTAN TMU. sOLD \ ‘WOULD tere bandied jing is omly one of the many letters Comeett yee ] ease Geo came as Rvasts G14 the ‘2th to 25th Ste pe j Rai oh j Man, ng March fat 6b rand op on fora, @ mews. Peksa, Cotterion Theatre i + © Besmar case. In the mont cimole, VW. Mth Be 53W, em S, {the manufacturers of that ‘ TM. Van Rony, Priagle, Meus and: Cermuver re) ate ibiks TL courtesus @anaer I would have emm- eee pew solentifically cooked Breakfast sf Mon. Bre, Mar ROM 1 y MATING SATURDAY " apy we ' ted Gl pecsouutien witnesses to bring ’ Sh Food, Cook's Flaked Rice, are re- | | tee Bre Mer 6 4 rob ER AeA Oem }OOREAG | teh én, JM. Hackett 19 “The Pride of Jenatag? ° Pri, Bre, Mar MBREY WIVRS OF WinceOR aD " ' —e fy Men’s Shoe } icine at. pent OF a Ae Proctor’ sim, tyg Flo, Irwin & Co. GARRICK a ee Dear Mr. Cook: 1 wish 10 let you know whet your Harvest. To-morrow (Saturday) for the ing of the store, until the store closes at 10 P. M.,a harvest for bar- Men’s Fine in i, Cook's Flake@ Kice has done for | our baby. She was sick and could | mot aestmilate oF retain omy of the several diferent foods we tried, un | th we tried your Cook's Flaked Rice, and to our delight she \s now © fet, healthy, good-natured beby and wants ne other food but your Cook's Flaked Rice. The way | prepared it for my baby was to put from one and one- half to two cups of Cook's Flaked $7; in patent leathers abet Wohin wane sae sae ent calf skins ; nafrow widths for tour or Sve minutes not longer » sizes to7 Itseems}| srmeecne = [; i i % 3 5 et LAST © %. cutter OLCOTT |"! Mg ui i created 0 fa mi | Foes, BOR Mate Wed & Bat. WMANCE OF WEKALD | Pree, BOR 4 o Ment Woon—Tie Morar te al Coren tease. | ee, David NAUGHTY ANTHONY, THA TRE be ! i i F ss a MADAME BUTTERFLY.” Beads Saren 12, Tah Pertormanes 4 ! Fe AONIFICENT RILK STOCKINGR. var ite MATIC on! — The Hew Doh ory be Ri RIGOLETTO. | wear AD te roa Mester ohh BALK A, Site Marat COMIQUE,: ¥, 25 & 6c. | eenae JOSE WL |paaity . conTives | London Relies Burlesque Co. hrm § snow purvet el Hin} ' i$ $i ty @ CENTS | 408 WART 0c | Admission to Promenade | 50c tr anes? | MINER'S x; Rice @ Kime CARRIE: DRMAR fart We! 2TH OT, THEATRE, JENNIE TRAMANS. Kise © Sresehe. | Fie Nawnn J. W. WINTON sot “Meal 0 Princess C hic! y@"GOODWiN’ Eat ! MAXINE ELLIOTT “fecerrs ___BEN HUR, | , none 0s ose ton |e | MATINEE TODAY rT EDE US E E, DEWET gaiy DUCHESS CO, WIFE. SEW cnoura | CHARMING MUSIC j heeds % Tauren liewert & Rmerion, —t e a an aia | Weber & Fields’ fs | Roe". | GmaNDgeCs: ROGERS BROS. IN WALL 8P, } = a oe oe ©) WAURL-L4i1G apd BARKARA PUGETY. |: we sseneve @ Belgrr By Ge Bot Sr Waren | pSiree Sepia , Sra pa a PLA |