The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1901, Page 12

*Neill’s. SEWING MACHINES. ; We sell reliable Sewing Machines at cheaper prices ti than any otier concern in New York and guarantee them, : too, for five years. Our machines are made for us by one of the best muinufacturers in the United States. They are 4 strong, light running and handsomely finished. A few ‘ prices: THE PACIFIC, Oak or walnut finish, 3 drawers..........6. 13,50 = se @ “ 5 drawers.e.e......-. $4,50 ; w q Oak finish, 5 drawers, drop head and dust proof tables... ses. ceee ever . 16.50 “THE O'NEILL SPECIAL” Ball Bearing Machine, oak finish, : three drawers..... See 18575 a @ “Oak finish, 5 drawers. - 19,75 : « “ “ Oak or walnut finish, drop head, EY dust proof table,highly polished 21.75 Other prices equally attractive. attachments goes with each machine. Sixth Avenue, 20th to 2)st Street. 500,000 DOWN WITH CRIP. Disease Spreads Over Country—100,000 Cases in New York. A complete set of LADIES’ GLOVES. Suéde,—12 and 16 button length. Pale Colors, $1.00 per pair. Piqué sewn, kid, 2 clasp,— All fashionable tans, reds, browns, greys and black or white, Despite the cool weather, grip sull holds New York in tts grasp. Other places are as badly off as this city, and in the grip belt, stretching across $1.00 per pair, the country from New York to the JAMES McCREERY & CO. SALE OF DRESS VEILINGS. 10,000 yards, — fashionable SHEER FABRICS, For Visiting or eycuing gowns,—showing the latest designs, weaves and colors, of the season, “RICE” GRENAI! , gauze weight,—tan, brown, navy and “old” blic vd green, CHINA CREPES,.—-fine crinkle weave. SILK THREAD NUN’S VEILINGS,—silver grey, blues, brown and hel:otrope. 95 cents per yard; Usual Price $1.50. UPHOLSTERY DEPT. 1000 yards Imported Silk Damask and Tap- estry,—in lengths from 2 to 8 yards, $1.75, $2.25 and $2.75 per yard, Values $3.50, $4.s0and $5.50, 1000 yards Cotton Tapestry,—very effective for all kinds of drapery or hanging, Value 60 and 35 cents. 35 and 50 cents per yard; Heavy Armure ‘Tapestry Portieres, fringed top and bottom, $3.75 per pair; Value $5.co. Bagdad Portieres, $3.50 per pair; Value $5.00. JAMES McCREERY & CO. BROADWAY AND 11TH STREET. THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 14, 1901. BROADWAY AND11TH ST STERN BROTHERS Opening of Additional !mportations of Cotton Dress Fabrics. Effects, Silk Mousselines, Plats and Satin Spot Stripes In Evening : Colors, Persian Stipe and Mercerized Noveity Zephyrs, Silk and Linen Madras, Oxford Shirtings, And in addition will offer to-morrow 6000 Yds, Printed Corded Mousselines and Sheer Batistes exclusive designs 4500 Yds, 32 inch Scotch Madras, Novelty Ginghams and Embr'd Swisses, Actual value 32c yd, To-morrow, Artistic Floor Coverings, Exceptionally Low Prices 150 Carabagh Rugs Value $9.50, 12,00, 14,00 5Q Choice Antique Moussouls, Oriental Guendjs and Kazak Rugs Rugs & «318,00, 2340, 27.50 Modern Persian Carpets- Carpets Average mri ft, 9 by 15 ft, 6 tn, from $105.00 to 150.00 A Choice Collection of Persian Hall Strips, Modern Turkish and India Carpets Men’s & Women’s Silk Umbrellas 26 & 28 In, extra quality silk, Ivory, Pearl, Tiger Eye and 52 95 Gold Stone hands trimmed with Sterling Silver, at e Value $4.25 to 6.75 Third Floor Clearing Sale Bronzes, Marbles, Cloeks, ivories, Miniatures, Curio & Music Cabinets, Desks, Plates, Cut Glass, Tankards, Mugs, Renaissance Stripe Grenadines, Satin Bande Mulls in Perslan and Floral « 12° 12° and 18° Fine China Salad or Berry a $7.75, 9.75, 11.50 Old English Decorative China Ramekins and plates . Annual Sale of CHINA’ AND. CLASS, Cut Glass, Art Pottery and the remaining Holiday Stock of Bric-: -aeBrac, Bronzes and Marbles, will be included in the sale. The stocks are replete with handsome novelties, in a very wide range of value,— at about hali usual prices. CHINA. DINNER SETS. Croton Sets,—with Lily-cf-|English Porcelain dinwe> the-valley and iorget-me- not, or purple violet decora- tion,—edged and finished sets,—decorated with roses, forget-me-nots and wild flowers.—Newly modeled, with gold. gold finished cups and 60 cents per set; dishes. Value $1.25. $9.75; Formerly $17.co. Austrian china dinner sets, —100 pieces. Decorations are violets, heart’s ease, and wild flowers. Edged with gold. $12.50. Limoges dinner sets,—pink rose or wild flower designs, —new, quaintly shaped dishes and cups, $19.753 Value $29.00, Bowls, decorated with pink or purple violets,—edges finished with gold. 25 cents; Value 75 cents. plates, Greek designs, ex- ecuted in deep china blue. 20 cents each. with solid green or pale blue border, edged with rococo gold design, and decorated with hand-painted Dresden flowers, sets, decorated with pink sprays. Each piece is bordered with heavy coin gold. 25 cents each; $39.50; Formerly $6.50 per dozen. Former price $60.00. Fine China Bouillon Cups. Exquisitely hand-painted miniatures, set in old blue, yellow lustre or pink rococo, bordered, ground, or with hand-painted Dresden 4 Haviland’s Limoges dinner May blossom and blue rose . > -% . garland designs. Handsomely finished with heavy gold. If You are Porcelains and Lam ed y ines. SaaraoMne Piigincraissassiel er Looking for So! . Lad $1.00 each; fehbelienea ‘that. at, lenat 10000 per- JAMES McGREERY & CO. ooking for Something at scalar Ga co eae sons are suffering from it le New | tH hard to find, or if you Extraordinar Reductions pri 00 per LES AG epee AE a Twenty-third Street. have something others y Twentieth Century Decoration. fenton ipatarday da number tory ve: ae use Sunday t T t thi d St ‘ " Primrose and Thistle,—on China Tea Tiles, Olive Dishes, Plates, Sand. previot cok. Worl ants. Good W jad >trec wich Trays, Ramekins, Ice Cream Sets, Salad Sets, Coffee ff ‘elleve the con- genigd. conden of the ‘hospitals will ——__—_—_—_-—— — advice—easy to follow, es wen y r 2 Cups, Fern Dishes, Chocolate Pitchers, Cracker Jars. have to be made unless the epidemic! @ way to win Is to get on the inside ae, i checked Convaecenty trom art! argc) Sunday World Wants hold eel eres eye gaenc Oyster Plates, . . . . _ 2¢., value 750. eae a eon elintteainetescnties 129] ep EO Ie | S| Tea Cups and Saucers, i - 20c; “ Goce. If patients continue to urrive in Hell —————== Sauce and Bread and Butter Plates ei ceT SCH ties RO eee vue this Week In the proportion Lacy | y 5) a 45' 2 ae Guy Eng pba ae ‘ Sandwich Trays, . . . 2) 4OC., $1.20 ee hrich Bros ich Bros HOUSEHOLD LINENS. : ef of me e < é ‘ Fibre wll hope to be made - Fine Flemish Double Damask Table Cloths JAMES McGREERY & C0., i BISHOP OF LONDON DEAD. ut : A and Nan king bandon denen es Twenty-third Street. & paleo $50,000 Worth of Clothing for Men, Boys and Children. eens gns,— pe Right Rev. Mandell Creighton, 4 ( Nathan L. Wolf & Cor, 58 Bast 1th St, Writer and Active Churchman. —— LONDON, Jan. 14.—Right Rev. Mandeti j hree Mammoth Purchases‘ - E. J. Adler & Con 733 Broadway. Table Cloths. o = Creighton, D. D., Bishop of London, diet ( Weiss & Segall, 8 and 10 Washington Pt. 2x2 yds. z é 5 + 3-50 each. 5 TOE Chery Cory teary Pe The Most Attractive Values We Ever Offered. ARS oh a ole ite inful. He recently underwent two oT operations for ablominal trouble. MEN'S OVERCOATS. Men's 150.00 Fur-Lined ba ENS Sree, 2)x)3 0 lenis + 5.50 “ Bishop Creighton succeeded Right Rev Strictly all-wool, in Overcoats at 69. 75. aaice’ ‘the " ‘bingest 22 inch napkins to match + 4.50 per doz. 6 ; : Frederick Temple aa U:shop of London ies We havelcalGisplay(aldmaenedea- sacrifice ever offer- 26 “ ao ; 6.00 * ) - in November, 1896. He was a sey active Cloth, wide French tlomen’s Handsome Fur-Lined ed. Fifteen differ- le 1 Calcite ea iD throw feet facings and extra OVERCOATS, | made up very entatrlen ito lestect Irish Linen Damask Cloths, oF y stylis! worth ane ’ land for hia successful conduct o nearer soem Seb emeatee 69 75 woollen chev 1o te 2x3 yds . R i + 2.50 each, f GATerauataree Oxford, he was chosen workmanship. A MOFrow --.. ss. + © Si aa sneheienene 2x4 yds . . 3.2510 ss ” P: of Ecclestastical Msto garment made to Bris plaids: also six % % 5 ’ = Disle|Professor/ of feccleslastteat/ story ive nt least two BOYS'S-PIECE SUITS. | Meaer Raney | Da Tea Clathee tematitehed! Continuation Sale of orang they sutnors ofa valuatle) Sizea trom i to WH Fouts: Iu bine chetlota and ean: | All perfectly” tailor: inch oy rsteach The $48,000 Fur Purchase. id ome,” read at the c ri ster nh imeres, as cheviots, also All perfectly lor- . . . . . : Ehngreas in Wolverniampton tn 1S, at M chee; a wool Taney ehevlots sand. cassimeres, a | ed, with fine Ttallan hh ian , § wae tris ' ororeat ate (|| eas pereer tee) eee | Wren wanteeneee a ee oe ene er The Greatest Success ty teds; slzea from 4% c 5 to 16 years; $5.00 D 4 il These are excep- Towels,—all pure linen Damask, S in A B | 7 tional valu id : 3.92: muerte tom ZoKk f we to, m0 heatae 24 X 45,—with knotted fringes, = 3.00 per doz, Ever Seen in ee a to say $8.00 would be cheap for a 8.— oo “ “ ; IE. F * 3°PIECE its, Sizes from 24 X 48,—tringed, very fine quality, +» 5+ ss i SOUGHT OLD LOVE; MAY DIE MEN'S OVERCUATS. BOYS’ 3-PIECE SUITS. ely eer Sl reg Fons = . Aes Gt "Twas a rousing reception that you John Bellinette Mnterviews Mivall pieh-grade, winter-welgnt, strictly! ses from 9 to 16 choice Scotch old to-morrow, and e 24 X 45,—‘fringe and open-work border, 0. : a P) a Is Vrnetured, ail woollen materials, up-to-date Re ee Tear anette a le eamorrommonly. at: Hemmed Hucked Towels accorded the opening of this immense Love will proba’ » Bellinette] cloths, stich as royal vicuna, chey-| dail blusveolorinceriateers| et EE Eo AEN's DRESS é ne , sale Of finest furs. We had a greatly ecraee oliver] [0t# imported clysians and foreign] jot and Thibet cloth: ‘made roan | FINE BUSINESS SUITS, em- $1.50 and $1.75 per doz. enlarged floor and table space, and one treet, after serving a vergury, f{riezes. All handsomely made and ae one) ate aan cubis - breasted | ing some of the latest Scotch hundred extra salespeo; le. We regret ound, that his old ew had trimmed, now peith alneliy avers pe eet hs 36.00; nba 2 98) AAPA merce ehexiotah abhwelllaa re 4 ; vith vertica ckets, turned-up| tht nM and bi . Cresanzo ime cuffs with velvet piping. ‘There are| ile at ve... vee OCA ‘its made from tho cetebrated JAMES McGREERY 8:60., Q that our plans were not broad enough; Gay oa’ also blue and black Kerseys In this) gpg DRESS SUITS. relate, andi very: Lareelec: Twenty-third Bereet. that some'of you met with slight delays. 2 = of fine si * . a jsureety Ther Aiea ithenest value 6. 66) MEN'S FINE SUITS—A great line, 1e newest patterns and designs, It will not happen again. n New York at........ such as will be found nowhere vise! perfectly made and trimmed; easily eard by n at retall at thle pric They are ognized as $10.00 ; - ee aL a sO ne; re dur- = {_—__ J a, Mn a DA outletreated, ahs! Venigein| the lesser 5.75 The Sale Continues To-Morrow. “son's t i wition, single and double breaste), mil ery - . cSigoce ating coat mais ie expontion ‘houider "among |, TENS BLACK CLAY SUrra. Entire Stock of Kaye & Einstein, ish pockets and shown in these are Bannockburn ef: ta, plij * Ww ONL Y 250 rant FUR GAPES. pre andes of Oxford, lined stripes, neat checks ant plaide;| |," ONLX 260° MEN'S FINE 54-58 E, 9th St. thre t with a very fine im- also Oxford mixed chevio.., heavy) 0)” K = es, NA SUITS, Taken in Por with allk ine serges, cassimeres, &e. Every Rep naaddenaran) pornsch tel ati Prices the Lowest Ever KnoYpn. thon, sleeve size for the slinm s * fp alee : eae H i oe) a 8.88 Stewie 7.77) cere? 8.88] timmet wah Hudsos Bey Sable, Struc Morten | ay lenge tl wor! et seae 4 + it a y morrow's 2 to match at this price . y Upset Hi : eeaeeala oa = Sra \ A ae es or Chi ila, To-Morrow, Between 9 and 10 Only, Formerly $130.00 to 8275.00 lang, wounded. M101 B ? 4 00 S . rt if 00 Alaska Sable Scarfs, ——_ OYSs e Ul RY ’ ° ° $7.50, $9.50 and $12.50; TRUCK ENDS CHIL.0’S LIFE. Reduced from $10.50, $12.00 and $18.00. yates These are the greatest values ever offered by \\is or any other house; Meavy Brewery Wexon Mune Over ty t7 Strong woollen materials, of pleasing fall coloring. in all the new effects, Stone Marten Scaffs, Gr lecisting iorere f/” also plai black and blue, with double seat and k:ces, all seams stayed $15.00; paaittyrablia, street iat 2 and.taped: they are ideal suits for boys, embraciny ood style and dura- Formetly $27;$0 : 1 mocked. down by ia b bility; double-breasted coat style for boys aged 7 tv 14; a Pea oednrookiye: 00 two-piece suit to-morrow f OUE alse. « fees beg op as P mortow fort eee JAMES McGREERY &00., ‘| ‘wenty-th Street. 0 i ON SALE -