The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1901, Page 9

NO OWORCE Evie Seen Against FOR SPRINGER, And ey Ua MOE LEVY’S GREATEST—\Men’'s and Young Men's Suits and Top Coats) From the youth who counts I+ vears to the man who measures 46 inches —Cassimere Suits—Worsted Suits—Flannel Suits— Cheviot Suits—Black Suits—Blue Suits—Check Sutts—Owford Suits. TOP COATS of Tan Covert—of Black Velours—olf Black Cheviots—ol Ox- fords—of Blues—ol all sorts. of dressy fabrics—the short boxy kind Ri dian and Chestertields—the size vou take =the cloth you like—all beautifully tailored—now offered siPfor Easter—at the very hour of greatest demand—in a -{ftremendous combination sale at #7 AND MONEY BACK IF YOU'LL TAKE IT. MOE LEVY SAYS benetit of all that he saves: Bookmaker's Wife Not Sufficient. The Philp G. Springer. from ‘M.. to whom he was mar UM, was denied to-da Taan, in the S| ground that Suits—Striped t—the smart West Fift summer 0! saying she husband any Mayer Kleeing Mra ' leaving home. | that customers get at all times the full Tsi, by manufacturing theciothing he sells. f of the hiqh-price district Yn, by being or in his store, or in anvbody else’ MOE LEVY ADDS that ne afore Ss, Were suits equal to these 1 cloth, in cut, in inake. in nt, in value—never before, {Jatany time, atanv p were they sold under S14. every man who intended to spend S14 OR “PMORE for anew Spring Suit should posit S7 of the money ina Savings Bank Wand then oring the other $7 here. | will be no disanpointinents. Great Eas ster Sale of Boye Suits. HAT. DEPARTMENT. that rst AND MOE LEVY SUGGE elicate white stripes, very neu “00 Boys! Suits of handsome nay up tot ane and effective, vaiue not less than pearel during the « Springer ar against: Ma recover $64 RICH MAN HELD | LIKE A PAUPER. B te ‘'dOnlyO AnMeckarwon | 8 | Moe Levy & Co., [cur t Ellis Island. ae INN 9, (21, 123,125 Walker St. de, ONLY If well-made clothing is of any account COME, /f money sav: al ts of any account COME, Don't let the fact of such EXTREMELY low prices pre- vent you from LOOKING. Remember that no house in America makes better or finer goods than we de. The $40, the $50, the $80 suits of others are ail duple a Caen here every day in the year --and for a great deal less money. GET OUT YOUR CAMERA o AND TAKE A SNAPSHOT. Noted for Fair Dealing. UTICHAELS BROS, + Brooklyn, Easter Sale pinsaenzer was neld migra Suits. More than 30 different styles to select trom; the newest materia 2 popular shades, les and perfection in’ fit and jor’s art. Prices from JACKETS, trom SPRING 3.75 up, SILK WAISTS, In great variety, Also, assortment ol |Men’s Suits and Spring Overcoats Boys’ Suits and Spring Overcoats We will clothe you and your family in the best of style at cane Mr. Priestimar Wight and re: Honpltal serv day about the he man, sald tha xervics were pasuengers tion, and that wh million ‘or ane th bank was not for ‘in examining thee abn he sald, “I noticed that Mr. had lost nis left arm also showing a most tt lete stock ot FURNITURE, CARPETS a Ge ae CHARTER BILL. tO} auatence IT ximply cert to that fact and notifed the officers i of the gteamshiy and the inmizration and everything pertaining to —<——- GORED TO DEATH BY A BULL. Tarmer Invited His ‘Tragic End hy Wearing a Red Bandaun. Jag World) Housefurnishing and on same easy terms, OPEN EVENINGS. . April &—Jere- -known Miles} Senate Messenger port farmer and raiser of prize Deliver It- at Demo- wan gored to death by hin pet bull Hannibal last night. The bull wan considered no gentle that hin children played with it. Last night, when Sommers went to fecd th he wore a tet bandana twis hin neck, thin {nfurkated he commenced to bel floor, Sommers made the bull was quicker, and 1 horns, tossed the farmer to and backed against tae door, the spring lock. J maddene: conscious farmer: paled him upon cuers found him, —<——___ | Boer Force Driven 1 e BETHULIE, Orange Rive 0 Thuretay, April 4.—A force of pee under Commander Kritzinger, aitempt- @4 to reoross into the Orange River Stiony to the west of here, but failed. cratic Club To-Nighf. fend forve men at midnight until morning getting document out. ie = Men's k Gl (Entrance through Furniture Stare sie: Neckwear, Gloves, &¢.) tuys |S THE PLACE SPECIALS FOR SATUP iP) Ay —l ndow v th svea SEs i ee To Buy Your Kaster Outnt. We have the dfinest stock of all the in New York to buy correct and je Furnishing tea most fashionable tabrics in Men’s Suits and Top Coats. Every gar- ramarkable saving of money —these merely as examples ment is marked in plain tigures, and our prices are positively no Ladies’ Tailor-made! correct {| ul 00 Per Week $I. 00 fe | | 2.95 a most complete]! ew . up 35 up ¢ KOCH & CO. One Dollar a Week Opens an Account.}| TTS unig EELS RT PT eT | ky “Friend of the People.’’ 188 Smith St., : Brooklyn, oh @ 7, UWS} N. Y. 182, 184, 186, A DEBT YOU | OWE * Furniture. Clothing, House- To yourself is to investigate our terms and prices beto: furnishings. We only ask this ot vou.tor we inow Vou W convinced that we give more value: on Easier Terms than any other house in the five boroughs of Greater New York. We Guarantee Satisfaction or Money Refunded without questiom Could you be more secure? And with Our New Easy Credit Plan sOur after-purchase treatment; we do away with all the annevances of the old: credit-giving ways. makes us new friends every day, EXTRAORDINARY VALUES! now abound in every department. Prices are now decidedly at variance: with the high character of Bour goods and atford a glorious deronstration of our pre-eminence in walue-giving. They make it W expensive for you co buy clsewhere. Then vou know ready cash is not essential in’ dealing with us. OUR DEPARTMENTS. Sewing Machine Department, Gents’ Hat Department, Shoe Dapartment, Umbrella Department, Trunk Dxpartment, Linen Depeartment. Furniture Department, Carpet Department, Crockery Department, Housefurnishing Gioods Department, Bed and Bedding Department, Lamp Department, MW ladies’ Clothing Department, Gents’ Clothing Department. Bovs’ Clothing Department, Millinery Department, Clock Department, Stove & Range Department, OUR TERMS OF PAYMENT. $15.00 worth of goods .40 cash $1.00 monthly $60.00 worth of goods $1.00 cash $1.00 weekly $30,000" ‘ 0 0 weekly $100.00 1.49 “1.50 weekly and larger amounts in proportion. WE HAVE MORE DEPARTMENTS THAN ANY TWO CREDIT HOUSES COMBINED. ee EE 6 T.KELLY | | 263 SIXTH AVE-NUE. Open Saturday Till 9.30 P. M. sare f pur charged by cash houses. Besides, you have the ad- vantage chasing on Hiberal terms of Credit. PAY ONE DOLLAR A WEEK. 45c atts. 49c muice 50c s ; 1,50 ia FANG CAMBRIC ONE-CGLASP Plt AN CAPE Gt 125th Sie reet, \ st tele een Lenox and 7th Aves. Vated: THE BIG CREDIT HOUSE. Furniture, Carpets, Clothing. 1, 223, 225, 227 GRAND ST.,O:¢Doxeirom ) ( Brooklyn. " Driggs Avi 164, 106, 168, 170 SMITH ST., Sore: & EASTERCLOTHIING a for Men, women cuae Men's Shoes. Men’s Fine Calf Lace isu Full Line of Furaiture, Carpets, Rags Oilcloth, Bedding Brookiyn Store 4270 Fulton Street (upstairs). OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK, te 25to $0. 0) eee" HL ZEITZ & TARSHIS, | 525 FULTON ST.,, 468 FIFTH AVE., BROOKLYN. ‘Clothing for Men, Women and Children ON THE NIOST LIBE WORLD ALMANAC Hila AND ENCYCLOPEDIA. pain (a 35 cin 1.50 "> GOODS DELIVERED IN TANHATIAN EVERY DAY ALL GOODS DELIVERED IN UNMARKED WAGON> wee Opens at an | Accu ah ae a Week Wass 125 Cents. . . 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