The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1900, Page 8

B.Altmant¢o. Will offer on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7th and 8th, in their MISSES’ DEPARTMENT, the fol- lowing at Greatly Reduced Prices: ‘Phe AY DEATH LURKS IN DAILY EXERCISE. —— pme Local Doctors Agree with Chicago Expert, but Dr, Shrady Scouts the Startling Anti-Ex- ertion Theory. | Physicians, athiotes and men who mato a jifo study of phymlenl expreas Amusement over the atert theory advanced by the noted Chi | hyatentc expert, Dr. Albert 1H. Hoy, it ta injurtous for men over thirty yeura of age to indulge in reguier Misses’ and Girls’ Frocks, Jackets, Coats, Flannel and Silk Waists, Misses’ Tailored Made and Dressy Suits, formerly $18.50 to $58,00, at $9.50, $15.00, $25.00, $32.00 Children's Reefers, reduced from $13.40 to. $7.50 Wife-John, get m bnoket of coalt or paye i wet It yourself, p=No, dear) Ral Hoy belloves, bi alee only calls upon hie reserve. If he air he can got it tn hia office, | ly ventilated. my experience { have found that ty fe not the best prepared to! distane."' P peportare Of The Evening World called sAtention of 4 number of prominent York phystolane to Dr, Hoy's and they unhesitatingly dis with the views of their Chicago | Dr, George ¥. Shrady thought | was e700 idle to walk of auch & proposition, Broadway and 11th Street, JACKETS anv COATS. Reduction of Stock, Black and colors, numerous models and materials, Latest winter designs, $9.00, $12.50 and $19.50, Former prices $12.50 to $30.00, Tet Na GUIATY, DOLLAR ASCAPL!, dee for any human being, if “Tt te beneficial, am time has 1 People know what does them 7 nd they will On exercising the advice of our Chicago It fo the best medicine for! Complaints. 1 will give you a ‘sven free, Walking in the open the beat form of exercive, [i is) il, and is doing good to all who| ry it, Don't bother with the theory the man from Chicago.” ‘De, Bavage, who looks after the phye- Mal department of Columbia University, eevere in bis denunciation of Dr, adview, te adeurd, ridtoulous, absolutely " declared Dr, Bavaye, in- » “Teen only agoount for the of eueh an idea on the that the man i seeking noto- JAMES McCREERY & CO,, Broadway and rth Street, be A ‘ ' t MEN'S and WOMEN'S GLOVES, ‘The “St, James”,—real Cape, English Walking Gloves,—piqué sewn or prix seam,—one or two buttons, Rave practical resulta every day - : of the tremendously beneficial effoots of $1.5 per pair; exeroiae, ‘There jx no better Value $1.85, to keep health or restore it when “We ote it every day. Our best phywi- publicly recommend it and are Mt more and more to repimoe medi. 4 Men who have been used up by | P the drudgery of business have fallen at thotr dew Pim shape again through ment, JAMES McCREERY & CO,, Broadway and rrth Street, desk all me then I should prescribe for him exetelee, Simon Partly Agrees “But A man in his ordinary occupation m pnd does not nced | “Activity is necessary to proper nu ‘tition, on which the entire sysiem #0 _ much depends PAJAMAS. 250 Suits. Men’s French flannel Pajamas,—made of ial {nfhesnew | finest soft cotton-and-wool re some of Nit ideas on tue} material, in light colors. Hand finished, — medium FINE DRESS GOODS. For the Holidays, $5.00 per pattern ; Value $12.50, Necessary, Dr, Fred. Van Vilot Likewise disagreed |‘ With the Chicago man, “1 believe oxer ‘else i9 not only healtht Pior, “bist that it ie necessary, Of cours‘? T 40 not mean violont exercise, but w be avoided And that, (00, mo. (| may ve Bvery| | it “If we have no exervise we will run to! |!" fad there are fow things tnore dan-| than fatty tissue Haerotee tn a! pends upon the brain, the phyaloal organs, the health of mem. Phe over taxing Joul atrengih whould always he polloe purged: This price includes some of the richest Fabrics of the violent exercise of any kind, or men tn middie | Nd form, 1 think every phyatotan will | f° Hand enetrely un, | weight, Season, , 4 conducive to good health. life, and the eyi-| n ny Beasties are tho tae 0t\ that Ait men who $1.75 each; Matelasse, Vigoreux, Peb- for cheat development and « liaily shows. {teett Value $2.75, ble Cheviot, H my. ion Bimon, the well-known 2 : " had (his to say on tho subs | JAMES McCREERY&CO,,| Bedford, Camel's Hair, and dect: “We know trom the history of the No- | Mane and tho Greeks that exceralve ox- @reise was fatal to longevity, In our system of athiet Know that we develop Dody beyond the norma ‘Mult to that we fret hay shrinkage or wasting Pathietes decline rapidly an ) velop ealargemont of the heart, Broadway and rath St, = FATA FANS priced 49 the heme oxen. | Boer Leader diay Racaived at at ht | the Hague With Show wee it ons 88 length, aan of Arfaccions Thele former prices were $3, 50 to $15.00, Novelty weaves and Suitings, —in the finest quality, An extensive range of Materials, displayed on tables in the Dress Goods Depart. ment, with a view to easy in- Bnet —in weaves and My fir all te Fost. Me tor ovor-oxer a} more rapidly tendons wht ~ itral waives of | ation Keone Ci | tt numerous colors, — are eof any yet in ny observation y long odds the Ser nw] Pgh egg Cl call Be mo orp &00, ‘ounciiiora A cholr of ®0 men and PATRCK FLHTS. = TEE WL ‘Objects to i aban Of | pur Millionaire's First Testament. | Bee rn hanted a palm, after which the | Pare Hoer leader and We wulte repaired to the " a Paper was Hot Made | sa) walelng-room, were the Burge master warmly welcomed them in a | em rie! specoh | Thon, followed De. Bpink, the Presi. ont of the local South African Asao- ning address, as p sympathy | who had rough vainly hoped | powers who had recently | eo Peace Conference tted that in Bouch | ations, the right of am MW Kruger re Du areatiy SALE OF UMBRELLAS, Women’s 26 inch, Men's 28 inch, Steel rod, paragon frame,— covered with a fine quality Union Taffetas, recom. mended for durability, he By The following answer Sen the part of Albert T Patrick . t te Of the frat will Witiian MM. Not the Was Med today in the Surror i SERS anewer of Atbert T. Patrick o y Densond & thar attorne abel Simighty of Oranse, | Handles, toin the arcu: | ee 1 my | Men'si-Horns and sterling — silver ‘, | trimmed English Furze and Box-wood, Women's:--ivory, harn, sterling sliver, pearl, and natural wood mounted with silver, Patrick his proceeding ma ) & TARRY pert T. Patrick ee OZAR’S SPIRITS GOOD, His Temperniure and Pulse Nor- sa mal and He Sleeps Well, Mr. Kruger then mounted the LIVADIA, Dec, &—Tho following but-|Case. Preceded by three girls etn the ume 4s his will {n}letin was issued this morning :y the| FOR roneee presented saad St iba “ottnemiee hove) Cure Dhyslclans: A arouses prevent ic a maths” | wt siitaln gave the paper bearing dat | n May of eptember, 10, and pur | @ have been executed on that} | Pot the last will and teetamuent | M. Rice. Not Daly Haccuied. Peat the said will was not duly ed by William M. Rice: that he re $1.55 each ; Formerly $2.00 to $2.50, the Baron the Boer mi sir: JAMES McCREERY&CO, Broadway and rath St, there Coar sept well Giaver apo the aid Bs vaca Hl we di OB it to welcome Mr. aren ie has the are ceo sis ene Women’s and Maids’ Aprons With Hemstitched Hem and Sides, or imitation tucks | Nurses’ ard ‘Wajtresses’ Aprons | With Embroidery or Crossbar Insertion Nurses’ & Waitresses’ Aprons | Plain Hem with Bretells or Straps Plain & Trimmed Aprons West 23d St. THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 6, 1900, STERN BROTHERS Men’s Shirt Pajamas and Department. Night Shirts of Silk, Cheviot, Flannel and Madras Colored Dress Shirts of Fine Imported Madras, attached cuffs, open front and back, stud holes, best tintsh, White Dress Shirts best qualities of linen and muslin all the various stvies of bosoms, superior fit and workmanship Value $2,50 $ 1 .25 05° $1.45 (52,00 Women’s Winter Boots Ties, Fancy Slippers, Carriage Boots, Felt Goods including mai ny novelties Special, Friday & Saturday Women’s Patent Leather Vamp Slippers steel ornaments, French heels, Women's Glazed Kid Button or Lace Boots patent leather tips, welted soles Misses’ Glazed Kid Button Boots ith patent leather tips, jolted soles and spring heeis Boys’ heavy welted sole laced school shoes Value $3,50 $2.95 810 10% Ilto®@ 2% to4% $1.25 $1.48 $1.85 ' bto2 24 to 5 $1.75 $1.95 Formerly $2,95 West Twentysthird Street Meyer Jonasson & (%o, ‘Will offer, at greatly reduced prices, in a variety of styles and materials, Misses’ Tailored Suits, suitable for young women, sizes 32, 34, 36, or 14, 16 and 18 years, Formerly sold for $15.00 to $23.50, Coat Department. An exceptional i pe of short, natty, box or fiy-tront Jackets, an assortment of Coats usually sold for $15.00, Three-Quarter Coats of black and castor kersey, he with wide tailor-stitched strap seams, with iy storm collage and large revers of SternBros To.morrow, Speolal Offering of Aprons 17° 21¢ 32°) Also large assortments of | FANCY GOODS DEPT. VAigion Belts, of Silk Velvet,—with pendant rib- bons, gilt spikes, $1.00 each; Value $1.75. Fancy Belts with Stocks to match,— made of Silk Velvet, with gilt edge and studded with gilt beads. * $14.75 $10.75 $25.00 $27.50 $32.50 BROADWAY AND 12TH ST. avy satin lining, FANCY GOODS DEP'T. soo Fans, — Silk Gauze hand-painted and spangled,— or applied with lace, White and delicately tint- ed shades, — mouyted on carved sticks, $1.00; Valus $2.75, Suede Opera Glass Bags'| —black, grey or tan, Lined| with satin, $1.00. num,—covered with Morocco case, $3.75. Twenty-third Street, No, 2, $3.25 per set. Solid Gold Cuff Links. $1.35 per pair; Value $2.00, JAMES McCREERY&CO,, Broadway and rth St. PEMA TAL OUT NEXT SUNDAY. pagers ILLUSTRATED az. Opera Glasses, — Alumi- black Morocco,—velvet lined, black JAMES McGREERY & C0, New Sunday World Magazine. Roepe Continuation of the Greatest of All Mid- Winter Sales IN OUR BASEMENT. 75,000 Pairs Cammeyer’s Grand Shoes all Stamped pee "on the Soles, To be sold at marvelously low prices. For grade of goods and low cost even we have never equalled this Astonishing offer, Perfect, new and up-to-date, Our enlarged base. ment is agrand store and shopping is as pleasant there as on our main floor, We have now two entrances to the basement—one through the main doors on 6th Avenue and the other through the main doors on 20th Street, We can handle the greatest crowds with ease, Come one, come all at‘once and make sure of your and your children’s share of these wonderful bargains, Balance of the 12,000 pairs of Men’ | Balance of the 15,000 Wax Calf, Box Calf and | Pairs Women's Black Kid Black Kid Welted,single Button and Lace shoes, Pate and double sole, and ent Leather and Kid Tips, Patent Leather, single Regular prices, $2.50 and sole, Lace Shoes. Regus $3,00, at, per pair, lar price $4,00, at y) 00 Per | 31,50 e Pair, | Balance % Ni) Balance of the 4,000, Pairs Women's ‘Black Kid But- shoes, Leather Lined j prices $2.50 and $),00, at, {per pair, Lace Shoes Regular rut prices, $3:00' and 1 90 $1.50 5 $0, al, per pair we . ce of the 2,000! Falance of 10,000 Pairs Men's Opera Misses’ Black Kid Button Balane fais Slippers, Regular(ard Lace Shoes, Patent prices, $1.25 & $1.50, Leather Tips, Cammeytr at Sehool Shoe branded on sole, Regular price $2.00, Sizes tttoa At $725 Per Pair, Balance of ithe 10,000 Pairs Child's Blick Kid But. ‘ton and Lace 90c Per Pairs Balance of the 10,000 Pairs Boys’ and Youths’ Wax Call, Box Calf, Black Kid, Single and Double Soles, some leather lined, Welted Soles. — Regular Shoes, Patent pres 92-00 a $2.50, j Leather Tips. Cammeyer School Shoe suths' sizes, branded on sole, Regular price $1.0, {1 to 2, per |Sizes 6 to 160 At, per $1 00 [Palfivcrsseeerrs eeene o jand Youths’ Storm Rubber Boots. id ‘Si. 50) | Regular prices $3 Balance of the 2,000 Pairs Men’s Satin| and $3.50; sizes $2 00 Calf Double Sole Lace Shoes, $1.25)" to 13's ¢ gipnlanee of {he 5, 00 Palrs of Men’s Black | 32 450 Double sole | Shoes, {Si Regular price $2.s0at perpaln $i. 50 |Sizes BLO Gisees ° i ene ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, 6th Avenue, corner 20: h Street, 4 B. Altman & €o | | “ART OBJECTS and BRIC-A-BRAC. | | Bronzes, Marbles, Porcelains, Clocks, Miniatures, Dutch Silver, | On Friday, December 7th, the following will be oifered | at special prices: Vernis Martin Cabinets, Vernis Martin Table, =. Balance of the 2,509 Pairs Boys’ at, per pair, Bric-a-Brac and Curio Cabine s, Art Furniture, Ets. ' . 1, Porcelain Placques in Florentine Frames, =. I, re) Z $43, ' ‘ J. KURTZ & SONS 169-173 SMITH ST., BROOKLYN 773-775 BROAQWAY, Cor, Wyckofi, Cor. Sinner Ave. ‘ine Dollar Per Week Opens an Account. iT? Ladien’ Ta lore Mele SUITS, 9.50 Handome OX OATH, all Mii Ladue 6 WALSTS, fr A opecial tine of omcre fine Suite and Over. cote for boliday | patie, Rantoom THAR yr ROCK ER, golden oak, ode, fomely Anished hat “FURNITURE AND CARPETS. F and Carpets is replete wih ities, Hverything euit- pifnyel od 7 Gilts a abundanes, We sel on the ease arte of ered OPEN BYBNINGS, | uyTi, = CLOTHING AT OUR SMITH What's the Answer "1 THE a ne What's bet Coming to You with next Sunday's