The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1901, Page 12

— rie eee WOLD: Wow SDA Y my ZN AING, wsasbU Le Sty avUde Allaee ' ve SOROS | tye Jmsmete | RO i rH, ws pose THE BEST SHOB FOR WOMEN. West 14th St. Sale of $3.50 per pair, | BROADWAY & 12TH ST. Gowns, Chemises, Drawers None cenuine without the Sorosis label, will offer on Thursday, March 28th, and Corset Covers, 95c., $1.25 and $1.45. has become so standard an article of dress that Tailored Eton Suits, of its merits is superfluous. for young women, sizes 32, 34 and 36, or 14, fo and Skirts; $1.45 and $1.75. Prices Almost at the Cost Mark. an enue eee feeble ¢ For Ladies, there are numerous varieties, embrac- 18 years, Nundreds of rolls of fresh, clean, flexible China and Japanese Mattings, just imported, and 7 5 ing every possible need. For morning, visiting | mace of superior troadcloth, Skirt and Jacket fancy offered at prices certain to create a sensation among cottagers, hotel-keepers, flat-dwellers and others ¢:|Fine quality Taffetas Silk and evening dress | trimmed; an exceptional value secking rare targains in reliable Slattings. We guarantee a saving of 25 per cent. on all Mattings you %{ Skirts, — all fashionable ‘ rit ba See buy here this week. x . < The different leathers used in all these boots, | 2 $18.50 ancy China [latting, 40 yards wide, Bet 9 Japanese Mattings, carpet effect, linen 15 %| shades, : roll, $3.50; per yard...s.eeeeeseeeeee warp, 40-yard rolls, per roll, $5.98; yd. Cc $5.50. shoes and slippers are of the finest quality, and | are sclected with a view to their durability and + Japanese Nattings. yard rolls, per roll, 5.00; Wetbbececs lineny warp, 40. 1. |Japanese Mattings, finest linen warp, ‘ates ack < whi 5 De C | exquisite colors, 40-yard rells, $8.98; yd 22c 3 De arinees oun nite g a a . fine appearance. Yoke Back Raglans, —__—$— $$ $$ $< £ ‘The Sorosis Slipper. in covert of oxford cloths, [Astounding Rug Bargains. | $9.50. New designs for evening dress. at $14.50 $5.50 Royal Wilton Rugs, fringe, (3827....+se0 $,98 | $25.00 Seamless Axminster Rugs, 10 ft. by 7) 50: a 3 $13.75 Reversible Smyrna Rugs, 0x12, Ori- Q) 50! TANG iMeeeesesecreecereee ceeeees: JAMES McGREERY & 60 When purchasing Sorosis Shoes, customers should have the foot meas- ental patterns Br oOIuD meee | $6.98 all-wool Kensington Art Squares, : 9x9. . 4.98 7 ” ; RRR nnn: « ured, Instead of inquiring for any particular size, By this means an be £1.50 Brussels Rugs, rich colors, fringed, 63x27... §5¢ | #350 Mall Runners, hand made, rich Oriental 1 4, 98 + Twenty-third Street. 44 $4.95 hand-made Japanese Rugs, 54x45... .++ 2,49 | and Persian patterns, 9 ft. long, 30 in. wide. . accurate fit is secured. Walking Skirts, A Shoe-making section, for Boots, Shoes and Slippers made-to-order, is included in this De- partment in the Twenty-third Street House. Expert workers, only, employed. JAMES MGREERY & CO., al several new models, made of medium weight materials, | Big Garpet Values. | are busy days in the Carpet Department. If you want to save money, and at the same time get bright, new ou should do your buying here. We make ita positive inducement for you to come here by asking astonish- w prices for carpets fresh from the best mills in the country. We Are Making a Feature of Smith's Axminster, Roxbury 10-Wire Brussels—One of the best wearing Carpets. Thicre are about 10. patlerrs lores carpets made sn small and pretty designs, $1.10 yd. 75¢ e strong, beautiful and ne Yorth values, per y ssteeeeeeneesee anes cceeees Among the most attracti a This sale, the 88c All-Wool Brussels | ‘Carpets— Higgins's make, 8 si tive sete for parlor, sitting room, hallway and. stairs and 50c ¢ of this Season’s cotton mmense variety orth 75¢.. aa Foe er yard, 1 75¢| ingrain Carpets, one yal wide, 3 35e 4. values, 19, fabrics is the latest nov- perivdscsssecsexer sess c elty STRIKING FURNITURE OFFE RS. We omit the customary illustrations to-day and pack the space with extra tempting bargains, feeling that you will pe quick to observe the good things with which the Furniture Department is always brimful. San Gouden Oak TabUg rich atest Special $—75 Massive brass rail Beds: solid brass Special | CesT Gels LEELA 39) Mevunts and vases, extended foot tails afl sizes, 4ePO i Couches, Turkish tufted or ord 98 Special 6—Combination Hair Mattres ed in best SO VALUES eee eee ee inch border; all siz ery ¥ 3. 75% golden oak; brac °98c | special 7—50 solid oak Extension Tables, fully © ft. long; % Will seat 10 people; highly polished top; well 3. 98 25c. per yard; te Value $0c. JAMES McGREERY & C0, , 2.4 Special 8- 100 mahogany or oak Parlor “Tables: 59c¢ Twenty-third Street. suitable for Spring and Summer wear in plain black or reversible cloths; lengths 36 to 41 inches. at $5.00, $7.75 and $9.75 deb clel eleicisicieleteleiele: Broadway and r1th Street. i Twenty-third Street. = Wilton ely et “Carpet —= a —__|BROADWAY AND11TH ST ee DEPUTY W.S.DEVERY Minn scMcCRER MY Delo Gn LARGE AND VARIED SELECTIONS OF NEW FO! GN AND DOM IG MERCHANDISE IN A SHIRT WAIST.) on site oF LADIES SPRING SUITS 200,—Suits of fine quality Venetian Cloth latest fashionable cut and model. Eton Coats,—finished with stitched satin and taffetas bands, and colored cloth vests. New flared gored Skirts, with drop taffetas silk lining. I! “Soyeuse” iat a fine sheer fabric, in delicate colors and black and white. The very artistic designs are heightentd in effect by the texture. which is soft and silky, as the name indicates. int Special 2 plain, Rumor that Camden, N. J., Fashion Will Be Adopted by New York Police. Special 3 360 Dining Chairs saris, cane seat; estra strong well tinishe. ele Special 4100 Rockers, golden oak ormaly addle, cobbler or upholstered seats..« fancy turned legs; well finished. ....0+se.ceceeeee Melee Colors :—Blue, Castor, Brown, Light and Oxford Gray and Black. Sizes: — Black, 32 to 44 inches. us Colors, 32 to 4o inches, SIZES—32 AND 34 OR 1H AND 16, SUITABLE POR SMALL WOMEN AND MISSES. Ierict-i-i-! 1,500 yards XX heavy Floor Oilcloth in well assorted patterns and 25 newest colorings; 6-4 widths; worth 45c. per square yard, at.......... Cc 5,000 yards Waterproof Cork Linoleum, in 4-4, 6-4 and regular 70c. qualities, per square yard. FANS. 2,000, Imported, black or STERN BROTHERS Oy caciere | will place on sale to-morrow, the following Hand-painted in miniature i Special Values in “Watteau” designs or the en Flannels and Comfortables “Art Noveau’’ floral style, 75°Pleces White Spangled, and applied AIR EXPLOSIO ‘CORNELIUS VANDERBILT | Embroidered Skirting Flannels, peryd, BOS &@ 4S) vith lace, k |35 Cases Fancy Silkoline Comfortables for double bed PURCHASES A NEW HOME. hrosstiiccis tn ght blue, pink, yellow aud helletrope, at ODE isto each) WRECKED A CAR easeleien ys eer Japanese Stik Comiortabies, filled with tamb’s wool, $0.75 MU REELED | i ws . Spring welght for double beds, flowered designs, Value $15,00 . | Will Remove from Washington Square to Fifth | oe rp ieee eect AMES McCREERY &C0,, | Avenue and Forty-ninth Street. Sateen Down Comfortables for double beds, at $2.98 v a iriteieisielei-te nteleleieieieteeeteletetel-iet- O} VALUE $35.00, The jury in BROADWAY AND11TH ST ::.:: SAMES MeCREERY & CO. fwelve Tote after The Me Chtet ehirtematat comfortal FURNISHINGS Twenty-third Street. Summer Blankets, Steamer Rugs and Lap Robes At Very Attractive Prices West Twenty-third Street Motor’s Fragments Are} Hurled Into Houses Near By. The comprenset FATHER DISAPPEARED WORLD WANTS THE AFTER HIS SON'S DEATH.) _ ROAD TO SUCCESS! diay McAleer Went to Buy Clothes Seep marae 1) for the Funeral, and Wife | j Paid Help Fears Foul Play. Y 3 Wants in This —— oer 3 a Morning's | sped injury “OL tink Od loike wan offn the A few awning minke the comprenmed air cars fashion news fr vs that ehire men this ¢ Mayor Hatch, early i World.- aw went out to-day for Willlam Me- n avenue, Saturday “ t i + the street and 1 & : " Meer, of No. In front of 5.) ¢ Brooklyn, who < - M, under such his wife bel 4 he met with foul play, twenty-four | died Saturday morning. ‘The Whix wife that he was golnc anew sult of ¢lothes for That was the last seen The shouller will be eur r and made of French | Paid Help Wants in 450 the 13 Other N.Y. Papers Combined. JANITORS 2. eee KITCHENWORK ... LAUNDRESSES .. . LADIES’ TAILO! tm. The mixaing man ix about 5 feet 3 lee heleht, has gray hair and yurtache, He worked aw a bartender. —————— CHIL Orders from Carnegie. PIPTSBU RE ‘The Catnegle pany has re ‘der from tho With the brongt the pallcanen new costar Noose Wan Thy epeetsieatton H ater’ r s nm govel ramen fouls ay 1 tone hoe 7 4 a rallx for the roads of that sume! that the y for uh eI Ate buTcitens rz trousers wilt r agunire Sed ne dralagares tobe) dally cre WILLIAM M’ALEER. CHASER MAIDS PRESIERS 8 This bold move by Camden Jauntily : ©09K PAINTERS Of the troew man den Wher etree TES Ss5ijOSaraTe=GUiL | FONE EIGN ESG — PLUMBERS 2 that the question of shirt watste for At Firm, street in a pool of bl aye POLISHERS 4 Wott y er BOTH DUELLISTS MAY DIE. teen qhor in tie Yet frew He haa PONTERE ‘ m t in Third street, not far f 0 8 eee Rennes salts te ‘| peobaty Mortal Wounds to Each | scene of the duel, the police found Jon, jean steerainia n with nw truly ) estate through W with bullet wounds In his head and hia | COM id MANOS 16 Tay‘or in Jersey Clty Shooting. left breast. CUTTERS ia| SEAMsTResses |). 4 He wttlenls | ; —— Mictinel_Hroslo, twenty-elght years ——— DISMWABIERE.. 2. 6 SKIRTIIANDS ‘ , o} t street, and nico} * “ ” Ditbss MAKE ALESMEN. .. -| View treat {BABE SMOTHERED TO DEATH |, So, 2% Fir street, ant Dominico| * CHICKASAW “STAG. mnie srautnwts 7.74 \ a J thirty-one years old, of No, CLERKS STENOGRAPHERS. | ion At to-tlay’s meeting of tho dir “§ ‘ F cap rmernegeaees ‘Third street, Jersey City, fought a saat | Wevemtyeninen wembly Dintelet | unas GIKLA, a TALLORS ese ssssssdt Mlred to Protwet dy Me Care) watcimat cet ne Nhe vane souene cial a ne | dior be Lb eeuten tind: tee |inirntra street Gare saad th, oH Democrats to Make Merry, EMUNOIDERERS ,, 6) TINSMITHS, Fed It Awny. ( postag, I Pmt SoMe Meyers was fori admen lite LE ete Hat mgn aro dying In the City Hos-| ae prenident of the Chickasaw Club, | BYPLOY MENT TRON Rok _Fromin, a special polte af Bankers’ An- br three months old, while] "tig and Jorio came from Italy a| Thomas Gillerah, hax tesued Invitationy| sees ieecrer 08 *) verly ni ent ie m depth “eer aK GUT ir it er at No, 11 | few yeara ago. and brought with them |to the Voters of the Twenty-ninth An- ale? Se Te RAND held tasday in Shapped nw Whip. 0 ae. ative Counell of the Ameri] yard plot 30nM { Hers Mr, Vander: | last night wax smofhered ine atthe head of Third 5 ck this mom:| sembly District to an entertainment of] FARDU Re cre nesaea charged | WillLam, S eaattorcninacyenred Dilt will erect a at for his auto- i bade had been suffering, | WE Ore vacant lots, the Chickasaw at Ite olub-houne, | City a whit ape Surin at mliee ‘ b saberhy director of the American it mobiles. The land ts a Columtia Col-|so its mother sald, from a severe cold, titers an ithe Relghtorhood aie a Mrs suet pee na hepen ete; night. WANDS se je ppling 0 whl erda: it Hank, of Chicago, and mone 6 Teaneholi 01 0 bee = je caring of revol- wrest ss Snapped ont one of his Wet the Savina i the ingen icea, a aR lemexieaseli oli: She tok It to bed with her to keep it] Seerhots | the ‘Sintrict itor the Repubiicans. Oniy] HOUSEWORK. lash. He ts In the Gener: frm of Days, Donahoe & Moyer, the! The house and leasshold were bought] warm, When she awoke this morning] policemen” Turuey and Burgers found] one Demoornt has represented st in the] IMPROVERS Fromm) was See 4s may lose both eves, hankera of Hutte, Mant, at auction in Apr}, 1890, by the late F."the child was dead. Brosia lying in che ballway of No, 34 Lagielature in the past Sfteen years, IRONERB oe 60 creme &