The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1901, Page 3

| Hat, w Madigan, weribed to The Evening \ Easter contest. to show wage-carning girls wha may be wearing Eaxter morning Wke. on Ei World, But what she has sels serve as a guide to girls wh have their Kaster outfits this year by The Evening World. Thouwands of cetved, and so many of them show such excellent taste and that tho selection of the for: will be a right dimecult matter. ever, t Passing upon the descriptions submitted will begin. Is your letter among those ‘The Evening World has received? Fortyethree gowns and imilstslarglieibe given to the girls who| tercrtbed by Miss Madigan can best describe them. The prizes are emumerated and their values an adjoining column. has an equal chance of gown tt describes. Tuesday, April 2. They shouk! be ad- M to Dy af Su fe Twelfth Prize. a) BE. Thirteenth Prize, $3 i 3 DASTER SHIRT WAIST | Fourteenth to Thirtieth Prizes (sev Carn coopers teen prizes) Each, BASTER v $2 EASTDR GLOVES Ninth: Prise........4 BASTER SHOES What-Sort of Easter Gown Would You Like? Describe It and Win One of These Splendid Prizes. For the PREITIEST and MOST ECONOMICAL KA: COSTUME for a girl wage-earner and suggested by a girl w rae as representative of the costume she would wish to nave or Easter. 80 TAILOR-MADE EASTER GOWN - -$% TAILOR-MADE EASTER GOV $0 TAILOR-MADE EASTER GOV What Sort of Easter Hat Would You Like? Describe It and Win One of These Valuable Prizes. corre the PRETTIEST and MOST ECONOMICAL. EABTER for a girl wi arner and suggested by a girl wage- seceeeen ence ative of the sort of hat shu woud wish tu First Prive. $20 EASTER HAT Fourth Prize 8 EASTER HAT : for} ete Has Fifth Prize., 87 EASTER HAT What Sort of Easter Shirt Waist Would You Like? : Describes (tand Mis One of These Desirable Prizes. For the PI ES: and MOST ECON 2 > SHIRT WAIST for a girl wage-eurner and oe sah Reeth mabercornet jas representailve) of the vort of shirt waist she Hi 310 FASTER SIRT WAIsT & EASTER SHIRT WAIST 4 RASTER SHIRT WAIST #1 EASTER SHIRT Waist 8 EASTER SHIRT WAL has returned home. Her abse |ctuwed much talk among the ne an ane wis the widow of le who wan found deadin hiv stat the hoofs old horse under sus- 0] Strangely « Pa an cones : i ence from her femme fa Snes abe fu (2) cae Waa al the hermensf ants | s f . a daugater of the man, je old Says She Has Nothing sen ater Applewate wis found dead | i. Ap i i» ‘ to Fear and Is Readyto |termec tea: regains ‘ai ae i neeldent, She eatd 20D Meet Accusations. |, "tne .are saying “hu 1 if ave 1 done?. What ‘an anny yee j ancredy. swore Tee ge Ame tt) (Special to The Evening. World.) daughter was I, Teshatt nang mone NO J. here und givo my testimony w . Thomas ¥.. ‘Applegat it is wanted. These stories tok be p - we are cruel and un, t. and my ends the pretty The Evening World the sele she had made, and just them. three articles, THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1901, IN THE BIG EASTER PRIZE CONTEST. DIDOAEOIS Shirt Waist and Gown She Will Wear if She Wins One of the Forty-three Prizes Offered by The Even- ing World. To-day are ehown th tailor & aist and hat «ele Manhat ‘The pictures ar Yesterday Miss Madigan Her choice was exc though, of course jay not be one of the forty-th ris whore descriptic aster gowns offered | them dressed to the Easter Prize Editor of -- |The Evening World, P.O, Box 2354, New York City. THE $50 SUIT-CUT 1. Thin tx th tof the $6 tailor cos. tume selected by Miss Jessie Ma Manhattan avenue. The cut alao shows a View of the Easter hat, ‘The descrin- tlons of both are entered in The World's Easter contest. THE 820 SUIT—CUT 2. The cut shown the white silk waist Its comt is $9), The Easter nat chozen costs $15. wiven in] SKIRT OF EASTER GOWN. CUT 3. Bvery girl's letter] This tMustration shows the skirt of th winning the} Haster gown which Mise Madigan a) seribes in the ter contest. It has Letters may be sent until midnight of|the new circular piece the bottom, Inld in box plaits letters have been shopping judgment hree best Ilow- the judges, selected from wage- ning we veg, will be announced in a days, and presently the work of hats and (Copyright, 1901, by the Press Publishin: N.Y. World. Any Infringement will be prosecuted.) A CONTEST OF GOOD TASTE AND SHOPPING JUDGMENT. x EASTER PRIZES $600 For Girl Wage-Earners. THE CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST. Any girl wage-earner may compete for these prizes. Take The Evening World's advertising columns for your directory, go to the stores and find, If ou can, an Easter outfit, » tailor-made Paster gown, an Easter hat or an ster shirt waist like the one or as nearly as possible like the one you would like to have. Then write a short description of the samo—you may obtain this description et the store—and give the price of the article, the date of the store’s advertisement in The Evening World, and your own name and addrees, with the name and address of your employer. Bent this letter to “Easter Prizo Editor, Evening World, P. O. Box 2,364 N.Y. City." All descrtptions will be submitted to a Committee of Five Working Girls selected by Mrs. Harriet Hubbard Ayer, who will pass upon the good taste aud shopping judgment of the contestants and make the awards accordingly, The contest will close at midnight of Tuesday, April 2. ‘The prizes will be paid in money if preferred. What Sort of Easter Outfit Would You Like? Describe It and Win One of These Handsome Prizes. For the PRETTIEST and MOST ECONOMICAL EASTER OUTFIT consisting of gown, hat, boots and gloves for a girl wage-carner and suggested by a girl wa rner as represen- tative of the sort of outfit she would wi. ve for Easter. PRIZE. iH a ) EASTER OUTFIT 8.) 5 EASTER OUTFIT nn rn en + wok wondor : h wcandals,' i) s cay op bear) Me der the AVMBER.S. | AUTOPSY CLEARS | MRS. CABUS CASE. PSSFIS IPSS SSSI SS DEFODOOD PEEPARESSELSSADEBA SHOES OS ESESE Cesenscaenrssectesesen see: ry @cdnenesseee —-—_—_ Dr.O’Hanlon Finds She Committed Suicide What: ver the death mystery there @round ff Mrs. Carr Sunday n aM i Physteian y thie aftern y that Coroner’ n performey by famiiy MRS. CABUS AND HER AEARORAAESORALAA AELEEAAOREEE OAD RARA EREDAR EEEOS | | Rather than Suffer a| Fit to Which She Had ; Been Subject. k fens th “aye evidently f coming on and rather than ge through ft stabbed herself to death. \ had AML POVISFRYD PPOIVV® noG. Ip vn wher Hut soley Coroner Baur heory | miscde tin my xed A for peed wash tubs eo shape of th P Dr O'tanton apd mye that sueh a had bs ths te Wout h inde the wemnans death, her Iving bh sonpoon the animal clutening at its mistress’ With fis teeth Whew the poltee the thfory tH mintrona’ whille s nt and at th eo mark ould 4 Mat lant x. Moor ve he to wounds causes Housed *12F2HOGIS EIHSEE EG Ieie1e( Soon 4 4 ‘ us and her Trodie uh Mie tna ream ad where she had left daughter eo heard a fall, and ne te th Mrs. Catus were called they av wounds on pets ran PPFOTIOSSY IVINS VOT TOV EVTEFOTIDIOVOSL ENTE FORDUErTVYY ACTRESS BROKE DOWN ON STAGE Gertrude Berkeley Col- lapsed Under Strain of Theatricai Work. tum Stoci down under felan sys ite the question for her ty 4 on the stage In Kansas City son’ if whe recovers. Ix a mont popu ward, Block Company her husband, sud t hax acted ax though 3 body was trying ty kil th Implored me for mercy on her knees, ami harvtaken our litte chitd inher arms and had it ral io tie hands ja euppiication: tor he day Lisette a RN | POPULAR PASTC th ligt jase yes TRAOE MARK Liquip ANTISEPTIC. ADHASIO, AS Aan mote of milled on Douglas Mig. Con 107 FF abi eda WATERPROOF Court Plaster | R ILL. Holy and fea tr re ite ring ume Am th EPTIC. ipt bie Milbiaaltin ILS, tush and iminedintely dtirs, Hoan waterpirotcoatiag 5/ 0. ONE GIRL’S SELECTION OF COSTUMES GILMAN’ S PAPERS TELL STORY. Bankbook Stubs Now," in Possession of Mill- ionaire’s Blood Heirs] «. May Have Important). Bearingon Mrs. Hall’ s| to Suit for Payment of} $10,000 Check. tmoortant heirs whe falls etainy Rouse by Mr preceding Heten nonths wo stat book heck drawn, In wie: de and for el teh are ex Phey 7 tna vie eo shout surr Wiministrater + Henry voint. and Mr Percival went to York to seo aim this afternoon Mrs Holl ive nin at abr if wie « BORE WOMEN FROM FLAMES. Firemen Carried Many Out of Brazing Tenement. Several terror-stricken women were from the No M6 Weert Thirty-second street. ire drove all the nich A A passing roof amt ran for Polieema herry, who When Sherry to oto the | tees. 1 othe te in wild tumbling wiay'n in th upper floors Women in thelr night robes we loudly se mitt for ald wer » jump They found the halls thiek ap othe adr and) am! ewatter | the rear of the structure. They br oamong the ex A Aragged se into the balls Company | The tre reap int te eat terror lown the sere heavy | all nt of fo them firemen them BOY ASPHYXIATED. | Matthew O'Connell, Years Old Seventeen Found Dena. EYE So rREE YOU SAVE $3.00 Will on fe agnin THE Coward Sense SHOE Sense For Children. » Shoe whieh, fais taken SO ve. riment tom simple as ita roof stur absolut Iv ecomty whore itean be had mings after, Or sending: for 65c, to $1,00 $1.30 to Sha or Helleves Chiblatns, ' 10 to $2.75 Also for Aduits. I Mre ie Batenielal eat wit Mectint te 5(,000 VOTERS SHUTOUT BY BILL Marylandk See stature Passed Disfranchise- ment Measure. Pols, bill, Md. Marsh having for its >» mine lately sent endments urred in for the ready vernors sow 4 PROF, AND ASTHMA. L : The Government recog- nizes Professor Koch's ability and pays him liberally for treating con- sumption in its hospitals. He in the first man who ever did cure thie fatal disease. Dr. Koch's Inhalation Cure has thousands of iinitators, but none succeed excepting those Institutions whieh have a direct commain ication with him, Hke the Lung Cure at 48 W ork City; S34 host, F hitad yhia; 411 W. Bayette st, Baltimor Md., 40 Exchange st.. Rochester, N Y., and 5 Court square, Asheville, N. C., where the great {uhalation that cures Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption is given. It throws the healing oils Into vapors, and they are easily breathed into the ling: The only place in New York City where this wonderful treatment {1s to be had Is at the original Koch Lung Cure, at No, 48 West 22d st’ Es- tablished years ago. your orde you can mafort now next store will be crowded Don't delay Sai Our price an exceptional vent. less than elsewhere sire tl 4 before dee! where to purchase to 8 SIR TAM. OBS 229 Broadway, Opp. P.O. NOMEPHE of Mare y|PER PAIR are my regular ie Medieal Discovery That E uly Cures Piles in Every Form, ectu- For con 3earx physicians exper! pted in vain, seeking « y which erat pies rectal without resortin gical Many remedie found to ora but 1b aded upon to atin stac ure Lin t period, however, « mid Bile Cure a hundreds of y resulta, © Pyramid Pile has omes into ¢ up 1 set a heal ee ERSEOUGH BROS. Since | the days of the Centennial our clothing has been exhibited year aller year at State and National Ex- positions, and wherever shown it has | ek slys received the highest award, In truth, there is no beiter cloth- ing made—none finer, none more fashionatre, none more reliable. | 150 of our tinest $15 and $18 ring Overcoats are now | Spri *O. 50 nother great sacrifice is 400 of our Reduced to finest $18 & $20 Suits 58 50 Reduced to e '$2.50 Byeglasses. ~ at $1.00 Pair, |1 offer yon my experience of over 25 years of examining and fitttn eves with proper glasses, besides hay- ing to assist me a staff of oculists and eye surgeons who have had years Jot dispensary, !: oital and private j practice ig treating eye diseases, | You aro at Ilberty to consult then about your eyes FREE OF CHARG and you can't get better advice or treatment anywh ho matter to what doctor you go, or how large a fee you pay. The glasses [ am selling at 31.00 $2.50 EYEGLASSES. 1 am selling them at this price to acquaint you with the high standard and excellence of my work and to famillarize you with my three stores, which are the fines: and best equipped optical establish- ments in the United States. Remember that my $2.50 Eye- glasses for $1.00 per pair can be had at any of my three stores. YTHIRD 8T IN. ST y YORK DR. BRANFORD'S COMPOUND (GOTTON ROOT PILLS. | — Oc Complete (ias Lamp I Juding Burner, ENTS JAMES S.COWARD. 268-272 Greenwich St., nearWarrenst,, N.Y Bind for New Catulugue, Economy Co; CI Unempioyed capital seeks safe ty vestment. Put your business-~ tunity adv, is The World daiads < biaibaelat | DOING GOOD EVERYWHERE, ' | SN WOODS (@- __ 140-742 B’way. | | { | & | (@wPERTHWAIT a 4 ODPOM | rimmed edges, * © © Price, 280 Sie om pewadealere, Se ace RRL a oe ‘sun asia nbs Neb President quoted a Danie. prove that fatat * carried into yin, clothing York Times oof the «Con= Exactly as we have said: Much of the clothing that bears the names of prominent retailers has passed through the sweatshop —the germ- spreading sweatshop. Much of the city’s custom clothing passes through the ‘| sweatshop. The “United Garment Workers” are the foe of the “| sweatshop. The union label is the ONE, the ONLY sure proof that your clothing was NOT made in a sweatshop. the ONLY house using exclusively the union abel. Spring Suits and Topcoats in all weaves at $10 to $25. Lord & T. aylor, Grand Street Store, The Question of the Hour, which everybody should be asking, is: “Am | to share in the money-saving op- portunities ne so Numerous throughout Lord & Taylor's Grand Street store?" The answer rests with you. We offer the upportunities—it is for you to take advan- tave of them. It may possibly take you out of your way a little to come to Grand street, but it will pay you. Special Sale of Fine Carpets, Hartford Axminsters; desirable parlor Mycwreeee LD Ivets ; were 1.50; only.1.00 Tapestry Brussels; were 60c. and 75¢3 Oc. and $9¢ Great Sale of Furniture ° at one-third, and, in many cases, half off regular prices, Special Sale of Upholstery Goods. Cor. Grand and Chrystielst Sts. West 14 'bSt. "RELIABLE" CARPETS ‘Out Borgonn Price gue for “reliable” furnishings attracts al) economical home-makers. Carpet Mats 75c. 1's yds. long. made up of short ends of all weaves of our “reliable” care pets that were $1.00 to $1.50 a yd. Artistic furniture in beautuully marked -seasoned woods at gain pric OBL OM GHIFFONIERS. $6.95, the pass word mp Tang Cr into our hein e CASH ov CREDIT 10+. 106 and 108 West 14% Sr. NEARS" AY. | | ohn Stores’ Flatbush Av. near futtan $F THE ‘BUSY MAN’S BOOK. PAGES OF MATTER, FAGTS FULLY COVERED, ITEMS OF INTEREST, VALUE FOR THE WONEY Than in Any Other Book Printed, 1901 Worlt Almanas and Encyclopedia, © © © reference book of ove- 600 pages, 1,000 teptes and 19,000 facie. © ¢ * Substantially doané (a thograph toard covers, with sewed bask ‘and % Bite niecis dita anita aia Sianiit anita Sb ee Si a Re Os eld Cll oa ata aa Ra lm al RS is ana As lia ins aki op can eicdcND chabion age addins ata