The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1901, Page 12

India Articles,—embroid- ered Skirts, Bodices,Scarfs, « Covers and Mats. Phul- Karis. and fine Jcypore Prints,—for table covers, couch covers or portieres, About 250 fine India Prints, size about 1 1-2 x 3 yards, $1.00 each. Delhi Phulkaris, with curi- ~ ously embroidered borders , aud centres, i $1.95 cach; usual price $3.50. Printed Table Covers, 3-4 ‘yard or one yard square, 75 cents and $1.00 each. ‘Sofa Cushions, — about 24 inches square, covered “with various Oriental stuffs, $1.50 and $3.50 each; = usual price $2.50 to $5.50. Borders and: Dados, — one yard wide,—five to eight yards long, 4000 Yas, Satin Li New designs $2.00 each. “UMMES McGREERY 80, | Twenty-third Street. CORSETS. Odd ‘sizes of Corsets in va-j —. rious well-known makes, — including many of the e latest Straight Front ‘Models. comprisi For ; $2.45, value $4.25 to $8.50. 4 $3.45, value $5.75 6912.00. P JAMES McGREERY &(0., Twenty-third Street. . Tat Suncay World Wants rent you feuse for you. Surest and cheapest F SL ____—_ BROOKLYN FEARS WATER FAMINE. Hesstve oe Reservoirs Growing Less with Great Rapidity. ‘The stage of water in the Brouklyn Feservoirs at Ridgewoo! being only foot and a half above the Intake pipes, the daily excess of consumption over Supply being 3,000,000 gallons. how lone | Will it take to wipe out the stage | water above the pipes and leave Hrook- lyn without a water supply? is the ques. = thon. ¢ Engineers eay the calamitous conMition May Intervene within a week. If mild weather vontinues the percentage of lo: Buren orders to shut off; old map at the present time might} Cause a water famine acrons the bridge. The diMfculty the engineers at t Ridgewood Reservoir are f: jg is th with the present condul sity only $4,000,000 gallons a day can be pumped into the basins from outer water shed, Meanwhile the dally consumption I the way from $0,0W.000 to 100,- The percentage of loss has been con- atant, and inevitably the time must in the reservoirs will be exhausted. The ly permanent remedy ts to eniarge . This cannot be don @-year, Meanwhile a temporary make- {ahift is to cause partial famine pb; jing oft the supply in some one of the Gye central mains. Th Of for some weeks, and to-duy uty Commissioner Moffat gave En Van Buren orders to shut off one of the other mains whenever ry to prevent the stage of water ing, below the intake pipes, Mr, Heuren says he will probably shut Bushwick m: jose the enue, the come when the reserve store of water | « je East Now York main hus been | 4 Inches wide In b'ack, white and colors, Brass Bedsteads White Ename! Bedsteads with brass trimmings, suitable for country houses, Pi Spring West Twenty-third Street THE WORLD: STERN BROTHERS To-merrow, an excepticnal offering of Double Faced berty Ribbon Bedstead and Bedding Dep’t in from upwards from Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Feathers renovated, ‘ure Hair Mattress Underbsds, Mattresses Remade, Meyer Jonasson & Ge. BROADWAY & 12TH ST. Opening of their Millinery Department, To-morrow, Wednesday, Feb. 27th. Meyer Jonasson & Co, desire to announce that they are now showing a complete line of spring styles in Separate Dress Skirts, ing the newest and lates: fabrics, at prices made possible only by their exceptional manufacturing facilities, and selling direct to the consumer. to-morrow (WEDNESDAY) the following special values will be offered : New model gored flare skirt, in cheviot or broadcloth, t $6.75 Stitched flounce skirt, in extra quality ae or fine Venetian cloth, made over silk drop on with wide accordeon plaited ruffle, nO FELL 120 FEET LIFE AND DEATH FROM BIC SPAN. Workman on New East!Fugitive Tried to Hurl aa caused the jforty years old. of No. nue, who slipped betwee: dock below, the ribly Miller was em with thirty or span or girder Kins street do fell between th point. Below t by nels cluding his ba non of the body as - One man told a policeman lance was 800! then. TO LIFT Jerscy Clty Rectal To au Chy a numb women have & home for n movement. The woe legation rep- | 1 5, Fels, 38.—, Atkomobite ‘Club of Amer- the Assembly Affairs on the to regulate Four or five to this city sultable hou Comptroller to-morrow, Ww! doing the span work, The bridgeww and many of his bones were brokes, ine verneur Hospital, He lived - {his fall. ——_ eract the soc + $43.75 BROADWAY & OTH ST. River Bridge Tumbled Detective to the to Death. Street. A fall of 13) feet from the Manthar Deter Mundre tive Halahan and Fy of the Kast the girders mangling his boty ter- nployed by the contractors | © and wae at work | te forty other men on th work running from T.m g steel vo Lov open- the inon railing to below, but the a saved his py wn tiehe er his hand Davis into subjection, Magistrate Crane tn Harlem ‘ourt je Kinde: complainant was Mrs, Jacob Shampans rk in ID) fee: high at this }aki. She mald that Davia had been pers is the deck separat rom | tering: vr for a week, trying to get ace W fence, Miller Just * upariment to sell her a paure. He fell on her ck amt skull Valued tn urday Me was une $0, him, the dock heanl the it str hud | and they ran ap, tha noon the 9: but Miller only a few minutes aft up the fir Ing the UP THE FALLEN. Women Striving the Unfortunate, Bays thts ty a One MeAlpine nr oof taken steps to organ: unfortunate girle in that In Killed, N this morning Cdok, of Wallingta: eo) murder of ted by MeAlpine. boys were throwing other at the county Url "One Me MeDe gered. another ball ning Mest Up 4 mtove and hi Coler will go ty Boston here ‘he will speak in the syening to an assoclation of realestate 14 hit McDonald behind the ear causing _) tpjuries from which he died, a 2A a, $22.50 » 195.00 $4.50 FICHT ON ROOF. One tive Looming drew tis revoiver and beat Davis was held in $1.00 bond later by Th Homond rings and) other alt at were De- Vis fad 1 the roof hang- | % thts, ry While at Piny ested by Marshal charged with the CLEARANCE OF WINTER SEASON'S BROADWAY AND11TH ST Elegant Black Taffeta Silk Dress Skirt: Worth 98¢. a yard, but a fascinating More of those handsome £4.00 Russian Blouse Suits for § Special values are always to be found in this department. o ’ ° ° ——————— Derrek JAMES McCREERY & CO. SHIRT-WAISTS. Fine French Flann>! flannel, gilt buttonel vests, applied velvet. Handsome models,—attractive co'ors, $3-95 5 Formerly $e Imported Flanue’ \ hemstitched, taffetas silk tucks, $5-45- Wa's s, with white or trimmed with sts —finish:d with LADIES’ BLACK LISLE “THREAD HOSE. One Hundred dozen pairs, black Lisle Thread. Plain, ribbed or lac: weav:s, 3 pairs for $1.09; Valu s0 cents per pair. fine quality, Fifty dozen pairs,—plain black Lisle Thread, 6 pairs for $1.35; Value 35 cents per pair. JAMES MeCREERY & CO. Satisfaction Guaranteed, or Money Promptly Refunded. West 14th St. Spring Foulards. cial here at 49c. a yard, criminating buyer will atone One of the prettiest and most inexpe Striking patterns, sprays, flowers, odd effects in nields of old ros. fan, silver gray and natural. Muslin Underwear. figures, cen. navy, The yard...... you like—good bargains are the rule. not the exception. wemention Women's Drawers of fine muslin, trimmed with inserting of Val. lace and lace rutfle. Also Corset ( French style and close fitting; lace and embroide ming; V shape and round neck; 40¢, to S0¢. valties.... Boys’ Stylish Suits. VETS, y trim: One of the best values advertised in many days. to 8 years. Sizes Made of good quality red and blue Ox! cheviots; sil cord edge; fanchon cuffs; leather belts.. Gheviot Dress Shits tempting values. Handsome! v Mitchel tatlela silk; in thare, est patterns ; trimmed with bands of and rutile etfec! 30 qualities, at Percaline lined Hire shape STATION ! and and vertinements “Wants” or Publle plies telephone telephoned The bargains these are. AP LPP LINE SPIT Rothenberg & dis- any time to-morrow 29¢ 4.98 98 BROADWAY AND11TH ST STOCK, THE WORLD PAYS THE TOLL TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS. FROM ANY PUBLIC TELEPHONE (Or Leave at Any World Agency.) The World has made an arrangement with the New York Telephone Company the New York ard New Jersey Telephone Com- pany for transmitting over their wires in New York Brooklyn small nit- (known 4+ “ Classified’). This arrangement permits Telephone Stations to act for The World in re- ceiving and transmit- ting to The World all small ads. of fift- teen lines or less (not display ads.). The World invites the public to avail itself of this conv fence. The offer ap- to all public stations within the 10c. Pay- Station limit. (Brook- lyn messages will be to The World's Brooklyn Of- fice, Toll Free.) Ehrich Bros. 1901 Spring Tailor-Made Suits Every Suit beautifully tailored. New Eton, Bolero, vest fronts and tight fit- ting. Newest shape sleeves and cuffs, beautifully cut skirts. At 9.75 ie sion wide selection of new Tailor- Made Suits, made of fine home- spun, in all the newest colorings, — | stylish Eton effect, full flaring skirt, finely tailored; regular value $15.00. At 12.75 iil A Fine Tai- lored Suits, in tine pebble cheviot, stylish Eton jacket, trimmed with bands of taffeta, full flaring skirt and prettily trimmed to match | jacket. We show several other handsome styles at this price. Regular value, $18.50. Ladies’ At J 4,75 Stylish Tailored Suits, in broadcloth, fine Venetians and cheviots, in black and newest shades, several handsome styles, all richly tailored; regular value $20.00, we offer we offer Ehrich Bros. Great Advance Sale of New Spring Suits and Shirts. Spring Dress Shirts. We closed out from one of our tinest manus facturers enough, material to make 2,000 Skirts, and we bought it almost at ourown price. All are beautiful fabrics, such as are used fer spring; | finest broadcloths, Venetians, cheviot serge, pebble cheviots, zibelines, homespuns and coverts. These materials we had made up to our order in advance styles. Every skirt is cut beautifully, haslots of style and grace. All are full La ‘elegantly lined, finely tailored. elegant quality, in black only, full flaring, trimmed around bottom with three FOR LADIES’ FIN CHEVIOT SKIRTS, rows of taffeta silk, stylish and durable; regular selling price $7.50. FOR LADIES’ FINB 95 BLACK BROADCLOTH 'e beautifully , full flaring and trimmed with straps of stitched taffeta silk, rich and stylish; regu- lar selling price $9.50. FOR LADIES' FINBST PEBBLE | CHEVIOT AND BROADCLOTH | e SKIRTS, lot of handsome styles, taf- feta strapped, full flaring and flounce, finest linings; regular selling price $11.50. Phenomenal Silk Waist Sale At 50c. on the Dollar. The stock consists of tine Taffetas, Peau de Soie, Liberty Satins and Louisine Silks; every waist beautifully made, large assortment of styles, tich effects. Another one of THOSE HARVEST SALES, Only one waist toa customer. Sale begins 8 A. M., second floor. LOT 1—LADIES' TAFFETA WAISTS, fine selection of colors, tucked, elegantly Bade, regular selling price, $3.9: ° J, price LOT 2—LADIES' HEAVY TAFFETA WAISTS, beau- tifully tucked and corded, in black and all the even- ing and dark colors, richly made; regular selling price, $5.00; sale 2 45 PTECO cece cece ce ceceeceeeeeee eet eeeee ° LOT 3—LADIES' STYLISH TAFFETA SILK WAISTS, lot of handsome styles, black and colors; every waist richly tucked, corded and hemstitched, finely made; regular ole LOT 4—LADIES' HANDSOME TAFFETA AND LOUISINE SILK WAISTS, beautiful styles, blacks, evening and dark 4 95 shades; regular selling prices $7.95 'e and $9.75, sale price..........seeeeee More Important Lace Of; fers. Combining Richness with Low Prices. Don't you think as much of a saving made upon laces as you would of one made upon notions or household goods? Ours is one of the most impor- tant lace marts in the world, famous both for its rich selections and very reasonable prices, Come to-mor- | row for the following offerings. Some of them will); be gone ina day. IMITATION RUSSIAN ‘LACE ALL-OVERS, in white and Russian colors, 18 Inches wide, value $1.20 to $2.00 6 can A per yd., at. BLACK, WAV INSERTIONS, festoon and Irregular effects, from 3 to 5 inches 1 9 29 39 C,47C, Cc CK LA TOs A POINT D* ESPRIT NETS, BLACK LA F 45 Inches wide, value $ d., 69 wide, value 50c. to $1.00 FINE FRENCH VALI N PARIS LACES AND INSERTIONS; value 2c. to 500. 8c, 10c, 12c, 14c ND yard, at, TORGHONS AND POINT DE PARIS LACES 4 INSERTIONS; value 10c. yd., FRENCH VALBNCIENNES LACES din white), with Insertions to match, from one-half to 2 inches wide, sold in pieces of one dozen yards, value 40c. to $1.00 per plece, at, 29c, 33c, 44c, 48c, 59 Silk Waists, Winter Coats and Autos. A Great ‘Sale Winter Coats and Autos. A special purchase of 500 Ladies’ Bor Coats and Automobiles at 25c. on the dollar. All marked at prices that will sell them ina few days. Great opportunity. These garments were made by one of the finest New York tailors—the same sorts are now being retailed in the street at double our prices. 4 90 FOR LADIES’ $12.75 26-INCH BOX ° COATS, made of fine kersey, full satin lined, finely taflored, all sizes. | FOR LADIES’ $14.75 HANDSOMB | 9 BOX COATS AND JACKETS, in finest le imported kersey, cheviots, Montag- nacs, full lined in finest satins, fault- lessly tailored, all sizes. FOR LADIES’ $25.00 42-IN. AUTOMO= 9. 50 BILES, made of Imported. kersey, in | black, tan, blue and brown, finely tailored, storm and notch collar, lined in finest satin, all sizes. FOR LADIES’ $32.50 AND $35.00 4 7 AUTOMOBILES, 42 in. long, made ry of fine imported kersey, beautifully tailored, strapped and richly Mned, storm and notch collar. 5 Cotton Dress Goods. ay) Advance Styles Sacrificed. We selected large quantities months ago, when the mills were dull; bought them for early shipment, and secured unusual price concessions. Following items show sav= ings to you: Over 5,000 yards in the three styles. Satin stripe DIMITY, lace and tuck Al stripe BATISTE, lace stripe OR- GANDIE, in latest weaves, designs 18c and colorings; made to sell for 25c..... \ Eight cases in all. Mercerized CHAM- ‘ BRAY, all colors, plain and dot; silk- A finish FOULARD, plain and fancy; lace stripe BATISTE, extra sheen; Jacquard 25c¢ ORGANDIES, latest waist novelty; =| regular selling price 35c. Over 9,000 yards in the five styles, Belfast DIMITY, English BATISTE, plain and fancy LAWNS, PRINTED PERCALES and MADRAS GINGHAMS, in stripes,’ {2c ) At i) Fe checks and plaids; each line usually BOIL At OC ee icc seteeceesevesse, Over 11,000 yards in the four Mnes. MADRAS GINGHAMS, all styles and colors; COVERT and FANCY SUITING, INDIA DIMITY, new printings; fancy woven LAW. in dots and fancy de- signs; regular 12%6c, to 18c. values. Farnitgre Sale Items. Important Offers. a | VARDRORE 4] edges and covered In fgured_denim. interior lined with _ musll cia and cotton-top mattress, sizes nd 4-6, This di eeetve ey at $10.0; xpectal. 53 oak CHIFFONTERS. 5 deep drawer: brass handles, hand- somely finished and worth well made, Parlor Suits. 3-PIECE PARLOR SUI hogany finished frames, etre 10.48 carved ma- upholstered and covered In {ty satin damas| yalue. ° ivr, hi manog ished, Intel ag migcult Bae upholstered. nd seats in ne a COUCH, soft spring Pay . OF 5 PIECES, le mahogany finished frames, cavered $= Mice’ ughoiatered in ne 7 tufted > J Heese rac ts, Pas high whiteon-| Sides, hea vy Dinelied | Posts trimmed SrHeL| with brass BED.| knebe. , emesial rs "4.2 rain ant 5 ° mounts Mattresses. .00; spectal, vases, bo oo! heavy. all-! iron or tiiee pees, BTR oh one, Meiric:. with] Cocoanut Halr, full size; the most com- sapportx, and’ a 40 wll lack hair] fortadle and ‘sanitary mattress In the mattress, made in one or two parts, market for the money. To Introduce le or a fancy fteiped all it we will offer a ilmited sizes; Rood a 12. 75 number to-morrow nt the special at: remarkably price of.sss..c+: Sixth Ave. and 23d St. Sixth Ave. and 23d St. The World Almanac for 1904 ~ . { - ‘ c] ’ . ' ‘ \ ° ' { | t } ‘ a A ‘y