The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1901, Page 12

Rothenberg & “Naw York's Fastest-Growing Department Store.” West 14th St. Ma THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1901. lear oepartuent. | ory IMIOEK LEVY & CO.]| éxty Moyer Jonasson & Co. | ETON COATS. STORE. | Men's, Boys’ and Children’s Outfitters. STORE. Ladies’ Dress Skirts. “Moire Francais” Bolero| 11 9, 1 2l, | 23, | 25 Walker Street, rir ne Mode of light weight fabrics including Nun's veili and Eton Coats. ‘Trimmed Three blocks cast of Broadway. near Centre St. le of light weight fabrics including Nun's veiling, he reat 2 rid : can: . ° > } Etamines, Bareges and Foule serges. The latest models | a A ae Se rE ae ae Spring, opring, Beautiful Spring. 9 e in tucked and taffeta trimmed effects; made over silk | f ey ie s = a As the Season, So Our Clothing. oys ire. | faney vests,—lined with} drop skirt, finished with accordion plaiting and ruching, | chite ‘aft | Why wait until the end of the season for special sules to get what is left of the at $22.50. white Lafletas. $22, $25 and $2% Suits or Top (oats for S15? We have them here $ J 3 00 Broadcloth and eee now, when vou most need them. in all the latest styles and fabrics for. . ° ; Eton Coats, -lined Workmanship is the main feature in the clothing line—the best material poorly Confirmation Suits a Feature. One of the very Best Boys’ Ciothing sections im Greater New York, Nothing but what is fresh, stylis! | black or white silk. made makes a bad suit. Cur reputation is a guarantee of good workmanship. and popular. No price tut what is lower than any Petticoats. | atorcoreaclit | E A ST ER SPECI LS. other store would ask for like te pa New spring styles in black and colored silks. Tucked ‘Taffetas Silk Coats. | XN v \ ‘mine 2 98 a ‘ . als, | lug, } with lace edged Hatiste! Spring Raglan Men’s Suits. Spring i PPP PPP PPP POPP PP PPD PPE PPPPEPEP LEAL LAL, Scotch Cheviots, Top Coats. collar,—lined with white Al. Wool Double-Breasted Suits: ch and Enelish cheviels: fa- knees reinforced taped seams. ° ; ‘Tan covert ; . ‘le Silk Manutactared fer a silk. Tan covert, Velours, Seren nious double seat and knees reinforced taped Seams... see eee ‘ ne Te as ‘oats 4 rly Pal ade Cassi Jor- ! + Confi pir rt Pa | W aists. Saturday, March 30th. Taffetas Coats, handsomely ailor made, issimeres, Wor Black and Oxford, it $] Boy S Confirmation Spicce Short Pants Suits, with ing y n Mills all woot bts ; trimmed with applied) and Flannels, 150 cluster tucked Taffeta Waists, all leading colorings; A 4 | 5 cloth,—lined with silk. | an exceptional value, at $4. 50 $15.50 cach, 150 Louisine silk waists in a variety of shades; a very Tucked or plain Taffetas smart and dressy waist, Coats.— at $5.50 Broadcloth or Cheviot Coats, | double breasted or with | open Vests. | Skinner satin Cheviots, made of Wash- ? Russian Blouse Suits, all wool Venetian cloth, & Ilue serge and fancy cheviots, in all w 1901 shades, handsomely trim with trasting Combinations, £6 values. in neat stripes aL The short and Boxy kind that look like the Sio and $12 sleeve linings like the $20 ones, to go for 1200 2Y' 7.00 2 @¢ Boys’ and Children’s Department. Children like cur clothing—-Parents like our pr.ces—We like your trade - Everybody satisfied. and checks, made to sell tor So, S10, $12, Youths $10 Suits for $7, all wool blue serges and clay worst itched, pi make : | Misses’ and Girls’. Misses’ Suits—All-wool Homespuns, ftounce Skirt, [ton Jackst, silk lined and trimmed with fancy 6. 98 BROADWAY & 12TH ST. $10.50 each. These Ceats show the newest tailor mod- elling both in design and cut. ; Boys’ Double Breasted Fancy Silk Vests, sizes 8 to 16, 756 Braid Ni. cr Zio aeun pees LED oe STERN BROTH ERS JAMES McCREERY &00., Boys’ 2-prece Flannel Suits, = flisses’ Suits— ; enti “Chitaren's wool Kersey Box nonew Spring Reefers in tan, castor, cadet and For the young man from the age of 14- in all shades, sizes $ to 16, 2,50 Russian Blouse Suits, i ail shades, with belts ....., 3,25 2-piece English Tricot, to 16 3,20 iar and turn satuese ts Se9O 0 values... 3-4 Covert Box Coats; rokets, trimn will offer Saturday, Special Values In Boys’ and Youths’ Suits Twenty-third Street. | | 10 we have made a special ettort. Blue Serge nobby suit, single or douly = Hox Reefers—Atiwoot © . breasted, fancy worsteds and chev: =piee Un cot, sing chita i Boys’ Sailor Suits of cheviot serges $ ioe = sak et peat : ie spire English Tei cco sins ie eae t collar and cutls: tailor mde: AO | and tancy mixtures, sizes 3 to 12 years Value $6.50 . in stripes and checks, trimmed to the * tn horews of fancy braids : E : ' : i 4.20 ‘ aud tailor made; sizes Children’s Cashmere Dresses; all Boys’ Three-Piece Suits MISSES SUITS. standard, I 1A TS ' PS ravrdinary 1. 98 shades; fares sik trimmed; 2.98 of grey or olive over-plald cheviots, $ 5 00 6 0 00 ® Fe C A sizes 4 to 14; $5.Cu values with slik embrolcered dof vest, sizes 9 to 16 yrs,, Value $8 50 5.98 | : ’ . 0, th b to match in all Fancy Novelties. Short Skirts,—for walking Youths’ Sults, of worsteds and cheviots, "Value $12,90 $9.75! or wet weather. Latest, 14 to 19 years, 32 to 35 chest measure, Men’s Furnishings. Men’s Hats. Plain Derby Ribbed Spring Weight Under [ Liberty Shoes. unl Crush Hats. all eereekeneny DOONAN Ronee rot ot eae I a OO : ’ flare model 10) row |B Fancy Striped Hose. neat and nobly Men's Alpines and De He Bove Top coats loths, 3 V. $3 75 titel ed I li | frape latstandireve this trinchands, Soc. : 25c is Gen Hats, 10 all studs. is; Wier by Thousands of De'ighted Women, ot oxfords and tan covert cloths, 3 te 16 years, Value $5,00 stitched LEM, — MECIUM | Pye newest designs French Pleat Neligee 50,59, 66c¢ *s Ateacdy Foye ) grand sat poplar priced Shoe Value ever offered the of Tan Covert Cloths, lined throughout and Oxford grey. | blic. WAIL ORDERS FILLED. MENTION. STYLE, with geod quality satin, sizes 3 to 16 years, Value $8.75 $5 90 za 3 | Nout Money : Worth or Your Money Refunded. 2 5,00 | NOTE.—Being out of the high-priced district customers at all times get wha les 1.2 and 4 Dongola Klaslaceg and 2 button | f a , ae ; , West Twenty-third Street Black ‘Tafletas Silk Eton (we.save thet thereby. Our store is casy of access, as you will see below. Shoes, Vatent tins, hand. sewed welted soles, coin or Style 3 Dongola kid, button, with fine grade of cloth tep, atent tips. : “Styles 5 and 6—Vici kidskin, kangarco top, tutton and lace, extra heavy sole, kid top. Style &- Common sense toc, dongola kid, button. Styles 9 and 16- Button and lace, with flexible soles and pat- nt tips. ent teies 17 and 18—Button and lace, tan vicl kid hand-scwed welted sol s 15 and 19—Dongola kid Oxfords; heavy, mannish last; sewed weited soles; patent or kid tips. les 20, 21, 22, 23, 24—Patent leather face or button Shoes, with hand-sewe ‘welted sules; cloth, kid or kangaroo tops. mu lace Shoes. ‘o'a patent tip button, fat ankle Shoes for stout ed welted sole. 29- Dongola kid; hand-turned Oxford; Cuban heel; Coats,—plain a nice “our MOE LE bie —_| with or without lace col- OUR OUR ~DACTED WAR fey eee ere OMEN, M9, 121, 123, 125 Walker St., near Centre. ONLY Ladies Etons Ae in Oe eee RE Hay Ih Tet cee eer Sead vexcrts tances STORE, Venetian cloth, Homespun! Broadway and Walker St.--look eust eee I cy a or Serge Suits, New flare | — IN JERSEY CITY & Top-Coats. flounce Skirts. Coats lined | . 9 with silk. Colors: blue, | (aS Sale of J. Hippei’s Stock of Th f Actr es in Sabet Wicca 39, tan, mode, grey and black. REAL TORTOISE SHELL * ia : Tights eaeeainy I the following cee Sizceat LOL GHVents: HAIR ORNAMENTS. = Youths and | Boys’ Clothing the Police. | values will be offered : 15.00 | This sale is a significant event. The firm! of Hippel were manufacturers of highe patent or x Styles 30 and 31 Patent feather Iace and button Shoes, with Louis XV. heels and duil kid tops. Style 32. Yan Vici hand-turned Oxfords, with Cuban heels. Styles 33 and 34—Ladies’ spring-heel Shoes; dongola kidskia, = fo with patent feat. cr tips and hand-sewed welted soles. Style 11—All patent leather Mannish Oxfords, — hand - sewed welted eR goles; Cuban hects. : ic Styles 12, 13 and 14— , Ge Patent leather; a'l pat- ‘ wf ent leather or Uongola . at Ox Ore with Louis XV. Ladies’ Top-Coats, Venetian, Cheviot or Covert) side Combs, — 4!: inches! Cloth Suits. Eton Coats Tenis ya of covert cloth, black cheviot : rn : long,—extra heavy top, ome A i with vests finished with Dr. John D. McGill, President of the Jersey City Polle: making a crusade against doowhe has been en ‘a se SERIE and English worsteds, silk : | go cents per pair; : A : Thaw SANE fs 5 eieons oh teat ei sien (lined : cither fly-front or dou- gilt braid and buttons, g V mae at grade clothing. They resolved suddenly to Nite: ‘ H ; ) CL; a jet | eile Us | retire from business. The Spring stock}: Wherever pletures of actresses in ught: ble-breasted: value $12.50, at| Skirts with latest: gradu.) q. s i | i : Malice y ainees ciel : $12.50, sr al ee HI Side Combs, — 4!: inches 7 was made up—to close out they had toc ‘ ‘ etre tbos We bought—put it on sale at teteitetet i \ferbitelyper- across the lower extremities, ny dia long,—with heavy quill sacritice it. THAVAGetnalreWwieeRACHTap ATONE TT + 9.50. throughout with silk. neue. Peli! @ about hulf-price. There are still big assurte | , Come of protests . 3 top, \ 4 eachers and paren a4 > : Colors:—mode, tan, blue and i ' ments at these prices: \ ine eee i Silk Eton oats, black. bins 1.35 per pair; | B ga 00 S its fi T: S\( re ., Prcarntcerdcshired Pena the ae of Peau de Soie or taffeta, Sizes 14 to 16 years, eae A ONS , . « nt = or waa to corrupt boy pupils, 1 - lined with white taffe i eas Wave top, Pompadour combs, | \ Bina ane Do eres Sei clared som of the pletures were re | . sak ale 22.5 hag) strictly all weal. Blu , . : igor nt got Tg als hcoeach; | 19 5 “erste BROOKLYN cd Zt r. McGill served no 32 $2, alue 320, a Value 1.50, | i— that anybody found ; full paseteestoyi este CVE! Sle ruec 7 nas otk a lore tae Snonicy Ly \W | iubeersosdt aii ve mim atten J 5.00. JAMES McGREERY & 6O., | tteavy quill top Pompadour WE CLOTHE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FOR $1 WEEK. be drawn | Twenty-third Street. Combs, eee Boys’ 56. 00 Suits for 5 ssn, ae, Nit | You Need Very Little Money double-breasted s © years, } Ma ; siete | To dress in the latest and most stylish fabrics. All the leading and up- ‘ | tu-date Spring goods are here and are at your “command. Come to our | Clothing Department at our Smith street store and become acquainted rely tailored; sale pr |swith our system of Liberal Credit. Young Men's ae Suits for | $1 A WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT. Every garment that leaves our store carries with it a guarantee of excellent workmanship and fit, while our prices are known the whole city over as being the lowest consistent with our superior quality of goods. ials for Friday and Saturday. .- r$—Spring, 1901, fash-, MEN'S SUITS — Serges, Worsteds, tians and Ladies’ Cloths} Oxfords and Casstmeres, from INJURED IN A RUNAWAY. 1, [Lord & Taylor, Lele Broadway & 20th St Joseph Bayer Hurled Ont of Ve-} | Extra Heavy, Shell Bar-) hicle Upon itis Head. | | rettes Joseph Bayer, of No. vee a nue, Stapleton, a New 25 each; STR VCTINS MIS INSUREE More he would pull on the faster the horee went. There Is a xteep bill wir aide of Cantleton avenue, mal dashed down the emb Carriage ewunk to one side tor, was seriously tn) enamel Hat) Pins,—Cher- uceldent at St. Riots Serpe Ct : . S ores ries, Currants, Strawber- | ran nee s Mother Brought! jies, with foliage, | en} Charges and He Was | | Young Men's s $12. 00 Suits for Wiis "tarown out landing heay i 25 eac years. This lot cont Blue a 2e o! | ec remet roves ain a eect Stemendag 25 each. ae a petsilal eo ins Blue in Eton and Blouge effects, from $7.08 up spended. | $8.50 up = . SFlick Ita neck aguinst the curving and | vere : steds; LADIES! HON COATS—Latest. de-| MEN'S OVERCOATS—Coveris, Ox- was killed, \With Legs Cut Off Man| ie | all tail: mis, Broadeloths and Ladies’) fords and Black Unfinished Wora- amide 8 eee sua in Buveee hems) Lay HelplessforHours | JAMES McGREERY & G0...) sin, bo iva - Cloths, from « M9608 up| leds, an low aaseceesrst srs $5.08 ‘ he! wus y brutaes) nt oth : ve! our sale pr a Stile feured he |e Internully Injured —KeptHimselfAlive. | ; Twenty-third Street. | Mail Orders Filled. Open Late Siturdae) Night, This Will Surely Interest You. | — ’ ear MaraRientRe oe i to-morrow, ev ral of the hs i «w eS i : N 10c, tora button off, $1.00 for a rip. clink Arawer, rolld. oak 7 Mad Mas of Mrs, Martiors Mareh S—stepben | tymanuel 1 ipchet a ak f F : finely potlshed nlivernace, | a7 Summer street, lous ; : Laat ‘ jarx ensered the home of john |!" we a ride on . \ ’ . | West One Hundred | Boston freight, fell between the cars| UE , x ne = a i J yo aArect, early im | Thoth his legs ere cu rT lyebon ae ts ae 7 Band solo FY veocth of vee" Ky HG eau emis . OUTFITTERS TO MEN AND BOYS. Nexanderipvenue station arte He wax fou os oeday ina er Seah sealed aye He Ay ‘ i ‘ nae NOM. to-day tn "Va FOUR (272 Broadway, near Chambers St. if I or nac ace nan Ruho. were, RU Ea pioer aah aed seule nol : phere walt al iWinever be E 47 Cortlandt St., bet. Church & Greenwich Sts. pouse were chased by u prliceman, | Nubody hosing hie Loma fee | Iam nD a nad ora | cestanse CONVENIENT | | 235 & 219 Sixth Avenue, bet. 14th and 15th Ste 5 ee te ipa rn (eae ru more ane ita Irlal and the testimony of her mother,| Faneral of Assemblyman Wilson, | $25th Street, ¢1 core ad Ave. and Encyclopedia. d ad they | It abo put the signal wasl which, walle it did not convict him of| ‘The funeral of Assemblyman W: = —————— Burwe)/O€ No. 617 West One| not anawehed. Finally he dragged hime | ee ne ae tetisere 2 ‘ yman William NN aeS ests cisosioter | sett Cole epSk rar a reer | ams tual dndlseretlan, lett a paintuliaue;| LELVilgon, who died Wednesday at hts sent, YOUR GAS ENGINE [OFFICE FURNITURE FOR SALE IS 3 / se ny | plete ¢ minds o ommittee,| 300 West 'T ‘\ \ 2 3AS ENGINE OR BUY 2 2 >I Cen: Bound Copies 50 Cents paves One Huadred bathing his head and pe, The man raiuitedliniine/aectaten Mearns willbe Seldon Sauuday trum st. Co: one by advertising !n the Suaday| easily sold when advertised in the Felce (25 tse Cloth: 7 50 may not recover, ‘The lady and her mother had been lite. 4% Oe Ae WN oat Ew Ooty OSB aint world) Bunday World,