The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1901, Page 6

IOVING STAIRS A RHEUMATISM CURE. Some eience Sights| 3 on the New “L” eS Escalade. Teewould you look at that! “For the land's sake “it ain't 3 “1 do declare They looked ovr from J versation wa of the moving #: Twenty-third st "Them kind o! Gay," said the ha: toned at the foot they just stand a ff they had never seen an ‘eseclade | before.” H “Git out of the w 7, the crowd 12 threatened to “Why don't ye pa to) the museum {s‘no side show!" But tt fe a show, @o look at it that ofipeople who ure something. In a few minu ity of the stairs bargain rush In o: ment stores In th trying ordeal fo but they are a b teresting time Watching them, Along comes there. before. H _ galt, a self-co: He pushes hin Ei entrance, right up and Hits ary, wet She Lifts Her Foot, ot ul Sagainat th trying to fi i take and re AM and t Aimeelf on one of ie shouted Bho pretty alo} Ne 1 ag, with Onl “She's gone to 3 marks the bottom. But she arrives all r > Along comes a col fifteen years. H @lung over his Y whistling "G! He tackle: ‘way, and as own on a ste sitting down. to a sclenc Tt ts t ‘umber. Sal keep on w Tt ds a rap Took 1 eens A pan tpin Hi 1 INAND G LON BIG BUILDING FOR BROOKLYN Proposition fo row ah N 4 mes Means S229 Shoe, ved dy + Brocklyn w ‘on the same Known and the public for RETAILERS, | ‘Mayor Van Week * himself Fecomt as being in favor of at | Any innersoles veto tng the Publis er Accused of iia Prtne 0 “VoRK,. of Ren: MW. Dr. 8oJ. Byrn of Health, ws cing an, » one has, atch= it ts seldom Cause apect some visitor renters) {0 | _ | 118 10.75 14.75 |FULL DRESS VESTS. | | White, this year’s cut, ash 25 dos. White Shirts, formerly $1.00, | One Price, 90c. \FANCY NECKWEAR. BATH ROBES. Formerly sold at 3.00 to s.00, now marked BRos & Genulne stamped C.C C. Never sold in bulk. Beware of the dealer who tries to sell ex- President “VIRGINIA,” | Jan. 5, in stamps, to cover postage, to a HORACE DeLISSER, i “THE WORLD: FRIDAY. EVENING, JANUARY: 18, “1901. “What Is Seldom |s Wonderful” ¢ lo low grade prices. that high grade goods are red: Must have room for our coscintly tab mprovements and wi are unmatchable for vue n Remember, {he convinced, das or like human nature, difier in quality. Hi tHieh Grade Suits & Overcoats. MEN'S SUITS. 4 into 3 prices, 7.75 10.75 14.75 OUENCONUS: mabe Gray, Frevtousty | road Up to atid | 12.50. 17.50. 25.00. 50. 17.50. 25.00. | FULL DRESS SUITS. 160-1 1 cut only. 26.25 18.75 er proport na Black Cutaway | COATS & VESTS, some satin Mned, aa Fuxedo “oats at ow prices. Fancy Cashmere and LK VESTS, nglt breasted, sold y ali at 2.25 single-breasted, | all sizes, Former prices as 1.50 high as 3.so. UNDERWEAR. This is the first time in our business experience we have had to cut the price ot silk, wool and silk briggan and silk Un- derwear; 25", has been taken off, und we quote some prices of her grades reduced: Balbriggan, Ne: 0c 3fe stents 702 Silk tleece.. Meise. 7Se Natural Heavy Wool, 59550 Se Sh 1.75 1.25 Some odds and ends men, tormerly sold Sizes, Shirts, 10 to 40; sizes, Drawer SHIRTS. COLLARS. Our celebrated SOLID LINEN — nothizg but linen—solt all over at toc; during sale, 6 for 1.25. Republic Brand, in quarter sizes only, made of genuine chitfon, 6 for 75c. GLOVES. 100 vozen Mocha and Glace Kid, imported stock, sold as high as 1.75, none less than 1.45, 95c. ALL Now 65c. lored shirts, 1.20. 1.45 and Madras, our Our Whole stock divided into Two Prices, 25c. 45c. ver sold for less thar SHADES. HALF HOSE. Black silk, formerly 1.00, now wore » ASc Wik cashinere, ly afew, made of Terry Cloth, torn 1.90 to 4.50. Hought tor holiday trade. | MADUR® 110-116 Nassau St. co et Morton Building, rowing trade. We make necessary The re- ome and look us clothing and haber- style, character and | e -Batierm qn ’ P, CANDY CATHARTIC anos and Organs. MMS THANSFER TO. Jd Ave. & SOth something ‘just as good." coer t1.00 Ver Week. New Pa ublications Lawyers. | DiVORCE FREE. os one desiring a piano copy of lvler’s song, hed in the Sunday World of May obtain it by sending jc. 90 West Broadway. ap Wik $1 bo VN OP NS ACCOUN 50 CENTS WEEKLY. Patents. PRICES. de from) manufacturer to 01, Call or write, te We Manes), 39 Mallen lane, = ee AG, » PIANOS ber Week. |WesTERN UNION Ss. M. Co. Beekman and Ann Sts, | ToS GE ea AND CARPETS ree MoH ST.| SWEET 2 CO. (main en- yf ante aa | CHILDREN'S WCOL DRESSES, | OYSTER BAY ASPARAGUS. medium size, (Formerly Junior Oyster Crackers) They have a taste that improves soup, chowder, oysters, 5 cents a box, in the “In-er-seal Patent Package.” RATIONAL Biscurr COMPANY Have you orsered your Sunday supplies ? Our Grecery Lep'. 1s at your disposal Broadway, Graham and Flushing Aves., Brooklyn. The stock-taking period ever,we have gone care-| fully into all departments, selected assortments generally that interest our rapidly ncreasing trade |_placed our revised value on them jat such Low Prices That Will Amaze You. If Unable to Attend Our Sales We Will Cheerfully Fill All Orders Received by Mail or Telephome, Saturday’s Bulletin of Good Values. Oren Until 10 P. M. School and Dress Shoes for Boys and Girls. Kecp the Youth in Gocd Footwear, It’s a Vital Point in Pre- venting Colds. Saturday’s Prices Will Please You. MISSES' AND CHILDREN’S DONGOLA KID BUTION SHOES. stout extension soles, broad toes, with patent leather tips, 8 Sizes, tins, 794 stot, 89a, 1 BOYS' SATIN CALF LACE SHOES. stout soles, sizes 13 to YOUTHS’ SATIN CALF LACE. snelne | heel, stout se uitton and, tension soles, sizes 2! 107 BOYS’ CLOTHING at Almost Half Price. Note Cur Window Display. BOYS’ DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS. all wool, sizes 7 to 16 years, " y of pretty dark mixtures.....0.00... or Oxford F: alne $44 to 10 ye red or bine SAILOR SUITS broidered LONG PANTS pretty worst OVERCOATS. « reduced frou KNEE PANTS. al! woo! ‘ars, many styles : MISSES’ AND cH i Faroe GARME™TS, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S REEFERS, les, very ser- vier sizes Oty 12 y arses skirts all Hned, sizes 8,10 and 1 latest styles, reduced from $8.50, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S MACKINTOSHES., w Cr is. Noo Senonor co tuKo lacuna aeHORGEHOUBGRHOOD LADIES’ NECKWEAR. A very pretty line ‘| Neckwear just recolved. 1 them out at wkat they cost. 0 $4.00, to-morrow, 25c. AND 48c, “Good Things to Eat.” BROOKLYN’S FINEST GROCERY DEPT. (Basemen'.) SPECIAL PRICES TO-MORROW. FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. special, our renowned quality, pound brick tender spears, our regitlar 19¢. QUATILY.. 0... eee c eee ete e eee e cree e ences NEWARK BRAND N. Y. STATE ‘CORN. sweet and tend: special, per dozen cans......eeeeereee AMBER SYRUP. for griddle cakes, special, quart cans.. CANDY DEPT. SPECIAL MIXTURE: 19¢. quality, Saturday, per pound........ BROADWAY, CRAHAM AND FLUSHI'G AVES, MANHATTAN CREDIT ‘CO., (Now Iccat:d in Baserme: For Sale, ATCHER Weekly ms at e) Sprteal - AN weel vate &’DLLMOND 'co., ib aleve, ekousSa und now offer $1.50 $2.00)| Bought at un- te. of Sik, Chiffon, Liberty Silk, Lace and yHODY—Anything you wank, rr, tarnitare, dry, goods “Sesame re Rc Brecon ee “< Bee Reena rene rere ere <8 reich ; neem PCR GR CRI CRI CRN CRI CR CH CRI CBX Rane esate sere reofbre bore oh: Sree Rie: A MagazineXA of GRLEATA A +» PEOPLE! Y this is not meant a magazine FOR great people, although it wil! appeal to all classes, the savants and the novices alike. Like a dinner served by an ex- pert chef, it includes everything, from soup to nuts. But it is primarily a magazine OF the people. A magazine in whose 16 large pages (equal to 64 ordinary magazine pages) there will be found the DOINGS THOUGHTS SAYINGS IMAGINATIONS of those human beings, alive or dead, who are shaping or have shaped the destiny of the world in WAR PHILOJSOPHY ART LITERLATVRE On reading (and, we hope, believing) this, you will say, ‘‘But that’s a high-priced magazine ; I can’t afford it!”” Goodness, no! It’s a magazine that will not cost you anything, for you will certainly buy the Sunday World, if you wish to keep in touch with current events, and this great 16-page magazine will be merely a feature of the coming Sunday issue. But it is, this week especially, worth calling attention to. Who, in the way of GREAT PEOPLE, is the most im- portant man on the face of the earth to-day? Who holds the future of England (as many think) in his palm? Who has made it necessary for the British Empire—a race of patriots, to their credit be it said—to draft soldiers to fight for the Queen? A Boer Named De Wet ! Probably you know as little of him, personally, as do Gen. Kitchener and the rest of the great English army in South Africa, who are trying to catch him. But He HAS Been Caught ! Not by the English, however, but by a clever special artist of the Sunday World’s staff, who has been in camp with this remarkable genius of war, and made a very, very lifelike sketch of him, seated cn his horse, armed for the next conflict with the Albions. This is to be reproduced in colors, and along with the interesting article on Gen. De Wet and some other pictures (new photographs) of Boers in the field, will prove a splen- did thing for Boer sympathizers to cut out and keep. Who is the cleverest DIPLOMAT ever sent to the United States by China? A man who, when public opinion was aroused against him and his home government, said: “Be calm! "’ and succeeded in enforcing his wise counsel? His name is Wu Ting Fang, ‘eg Ghe Chinese Minister, 4 4 and the Sunday World has interviewed him, through that cleverest of women interviewers and artists, Miss KATE CAREW. (Of Minister Wu, by the wav, we shall have a great deal to say in lo-morrow's ad- vertisement. You really should read it.) Who are some other great people in the present or past history of the world ? SOCRATES, PLATO, LA ROCHEFOUCAULD, LIVY, CICERO, CONFUCIUS, MAHOMET, CER- VANTES, BURKE, SHAKESPEARE ? These certainly deserve a place in the category, and from the wisdom of each the Sunday World will present, as a new departure, a pearl. And these are only a few of those who will be quoted. If wealth makes pcople interesting, ALFRED VAN- DERBILT and his bride are about as interesting people any that are being talked about just now. You will there- fore be highly entertained by looking at some photographs of this young couple, taken when he was thinking of marbles and she of dolls. Bernhardt << 2 is great. Isn't she? We have already presented her as a great sculptor, and mayhap you have ycurself wit- nessed her greatness as an actor. As a woman of ideas she is also great. She occasionally scintillates. For Sun- day World readers, this week, Mme. BERNHARDT vill try to show that the “Only Beautiful Women Are Ghin Women.” The inventors of Railways, Steamships, the Printing Press, Photography, the Telephone, and so on, up to the most recent invention, are measurably great. Not so great, perhaps, as ‘some inventors to come, any more than the astronomers of the past will not be outdone by those to come. Yet the Sunday World thinks pretty well of them, and will have an interesting article to present to you. Ghe People of Mars! We have just had a signal from them, Mr. Tesla thinks, and soon we may be talking tothem. Then we shall want to know what they look like. Some of the greatest authorities in the world have volunteered their ideas to the Sunday World, and you can get a good idea of your neighbors from the descriptions they give of them. It’s a great woman who does good for her sisters, 50 we do not hesitate in declaring Ghe Home Page, XZ By Mrs. Harriet Hubbard Ayer, the work of a great woman. Likewise, the eight-page COMIC SUPPILEMENT, under the direction of a man, GEO. W. PECK, who has made millions laugh. That's real greatness. But More To- Morrow ! Pag ORD. Snngenigamgentes REG RIG Gs ALG Dr AG RIG Dol HAGA RGR RGR RG SRGE REE AUR AGERE AIO AESRTEDRTES FH migamige: PIG AAG HNAG AMIGA ig Hm, res AGH AUG A o 4)