The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1901, Page 3

KALTENBORN MAY MARRY; WIFE CANT Outfitters to Men and Boys. GREAT SALE FOR MEN AND BOYS. #»: s:40 sorta bhi tanh, Mpines Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings. oe oe oe MR. HARD-TO-PLEASE BUYER Ws "ant sour ove, we Hovour attention, we want your + : 4 We have the goods to de i rices to wit UA J Tes it. Think for yourself! Isn't the firm who can so command the i advantage of ? The opportunity to get the newest choicest: rood save money thereby worth seizing And that is the sale weare offering vou to-day the 4 THE LOWEST PRICES EVER PUT ON WORTHY GOODS. — These tew hints trom a A Men’ s 15.00 Suits for | stock of Suits includes black ches ' satterned plaids, stripes, pinehead checks ee frown miatures in tk spring effects. all stylist durabh eM-made suits. We co "to go inte the | market to-day and buy these | goods at our selling price. | Men's Spring Overcoats at stab coverts and whipeord: silk lined. silk velvet ce : ¢: wie leeaietsrare setting | 5 : a Gunes |Men's 25c. Hosiery for hii fh yl i fb St ts pa Tie Dinah i tah rt is i ye, ahitee the chance t!93-00 Berkshire Hat at am oot the markets at, by side wit $5.04 f tockful Vir b au in black and t pearl Special at Good value at the 2se. pric ’ couk! secure them for you at halt th Men's Spring Suits at in plain and fancy. Escellent guilty, Phe newest brown and green effects; und ful bargain at teens cote ee ees mostly dark and elegant; broad, well dl plaid Prater, shapely waist, short and full at the hip | 50c. Neckwear in all prevailing Shapes (os ery swelle We Enbw Imperials and: Pour-in-Ia J inall phin and fancy color Ci ot one high-grade store chossells the exaet suit natty silks. Selling AY $15.00, They sas fand with truth) that it is worth $15.00 ry Our price Men's Spring Overcoats at -| oA ele showing of Venetian coverts and whip cords in all the good tan and gray shades. Made in the new cut front, silk lined. The style most seen on dress Promenade last Sunday. A $20.00 value at 25.00 “Cravenette’’ Rain Coats | 2 ort of the prudent money-savers. For them we havé icks trom the great makers, Powell & Campbell and! sas tollow’s ck purchased t Iv Shoe Go.—val ew Derby Pourin-Hands and Artist Models. iL, 200 Pairs Men's $2.50 Shoes at $1.50 Woven Madras Shirts ie |" Russets and Black Calfskin; all the new nobby toe shapes, in- est in Men's Shirts: cutis 3 inches deep: attached ord cluding common. sense; lace and congress. Several weight \ inaterial tr ‘i madras. the patt oles; tht last: clase or extension edge; all widths and sizes; . 4 the $4.00 shits: plin and lathe NM lined. A bargain at £2.50, but we captured Py ‘ | $1.50 Woven Madras Pajamas for Men's $3.00 Shoes and Oxtords at Made of Anderson's tine all the Litest patterns in blue Tan, Russia or Black Wax Callskin, Patent Velour and Black ver Vici Kid: Bulldog, L n Hub and common sense toe - o MRS. FR Decree Granted White Plains, in)‘ Secret, After Defend- | <« ant Had Been Served| ‘: with a Summons. pinks and lavender, A better bargain in pajamas w tension or close edge soles, in all weights; all widths and si than this $1.50 offered toy tat or twisted Lasts, Full $3.00 shoes; while the lot lasts. Sorgall Rcliniates Han 50 Z-WHITE SHIRTS 10 ORDER, We snake them as vou please, with fine linen | Men's $5.00 Shoes and Oxfords at $25.00 bosoms, as low ay $9.00 per half dozen. ts t $12.00 per half dozen we make See GRAS PULEATiosere : wssee them with every detail so skilfully done thit they faye no superions—if any equals, | Mand stitched; French Patent and Enamel Leather, Colored or Blick Russia € Vici Kid, Vel a Baraca See al cee re eo eee Die Miceces cree eee z | fal or straight ‘st: rope or plain stitched soles in all ‘ alt ; : : Ke unt, Custom, Strand, College and plain com) ; 1 All Stores Open Late Saturday Night. e ong eres: Y . ° then |oate at D, 60 Four Stores. Mail or Telephone Orders Filled. The usual $5.00 kind. ..... ter a 1 delay . { 279 Broadway, near Chambers St. Boys’ $1.50 School Shoes t Halted when they en- Saas OUR 47 Cortlandt St., bet. Church and Greenwich Sts. i : ¢ : ’ % sets and Black C. ox nd toes: ran fn he bt RRR 3 214 & 219 Sixth Avenue, bet. 1th & 15th Sts. ra rl westine sales ouintise|peoiecieltbsekeaye heath (Si Well known as 2 tandard overcoat Carl meen Named | <i: asCo-respondent and}, the Defense Fails to} in Appear atthe Trial. | ™ | spring heel, in all siz Iways $1.50; for this sale. ye. TO MEN AND BOYS. 125th Street, corner 3d Ave. : 14 Great Bargain— Boys’ $2.50 Tan Russet Shoes, at 1.49. ioMre i orn in the room = «=| CHRISTIAN SCIENCE jj PRI BY CAS Aivorve born his i ner of Wall and New Dr. Buckley at Methodist Conference Says New Cult Is Worse than Atheism. | Hotel Proprietor Found Men in the Room OF / ' CHOICE y othe same for hin H Unconscious. | NI GROCERIES ; i ; GROCERIES “Chriatinn § ji cannot » anbtle form | © is padly changed.” At thie point Dr. Buckle has h tdi, ' ¥ third i " aapayxtated and owe 7 me ana iniieeamontronrd We admit we have talked the Butter subject over pretty thoroughly of late, Inweraoll in not to by yard Mouse Hteckaway Hear, but why not, when we know that in_this one article we have the finest product our great reddy American creameries can produce ? Ve Stvevea ded Ber an omeral, hattan tue [more than any one other article of food is necessary in a well-conducted grocery store! «and, knowing this as surely as we do from years of experience, is it to be wondered that Hl 'we make it our special hobby ? Butter like ours always brings a fancy price in ordinary stores, but we sell it as close to cost as possible, just as we sell the best in all Groceries. For this week VERT BEST CREANERT BUTTER | 250. than thin t-ftev Dr JM or of Christian Advocs > claimed the us violin that ther and had muduct wi at the Hotel Bing) LAWYER R. T. MERRICK MAY MARRY MISS PAULDING.|: iene, Washington Society Looks for the Announcement of Sen-| ator Depew's Niece, Who} 1 of Christian Selence ing half hour at the Mt Conference of the AY Church, held ty Place Church, Brook: | saking to the In. Dro M. Ruekley bitterly agsalled the ult of which Mrs, Eddy te the head red that ster whe | Ie faith a wed it wae the way to perdition matte leliet in not t is absurd = contrary to nat ns chuNe it oly denies ev of m . th DUE bee ‘ y does} men were found v per-Pwas full of gus anid sus fi ’ | wap Iie everys. OIner this} Dr Kingsley was s Mex presmin: Was Engaged to Lieut. Edie. | | nds for helarrived It Heal Bi eceNss ot © 19 you tt in the most subtle forn of heresy che chureh has hard to since the Anna Paulding, niece of Ww, who recen WAS! ‘DC, April 1—Rien- ant T ek, son of the lute Mar . > Tae tan of tat WF thitury [feamanl "wit Eendates oa Rolled White Oat Flakes. Fancy Santa Clara Prunes. i ¥) osmets whe would atin COMES FROM BRAIN. Our oats have that delicious, roasted favor. Extra large, meaty truit, thathave that: peculiar resolution in: referen flavor found onl in the Prunes thus acted in Jouning a body Being partially cooked they are quickly prepared for the ta evi thin ie ones coy M. Der | that Ie Phosphates Found on the Skin and engagement wtih Lleut 2) ' t : UCAS. worse than athelstle in sin © pase tro Theswht Out! Wremst Pore: plepare ¢. For this sale Sc. grown in the famous Santa Clara as Mr. Merrick (9 a ¢ peat nieve rere tne pubite all s ee ee for perdi ater S 22 POUNAS FOr cece weve enee cece ceee Valley. For this sale 4 Pounds for Cc ericatimantor tL would ve of large value] The result wan the rescinding of the : : ty nif Mmotioniot sympathy for nev. gic] wwe HOW thal active braln. wor . wtases ¢ Chau re Mining Nn with a vot Te ee Se] tnrows out thegphosphate of polch, 7 ———sV—s 7 . «2 rs “Before Mr. Simonsen | ye imude to withdraw. the | for this produet is found on KID Batted Meats aren Fi M efore Simonson be eaterdiny ‘ ‘ 7 i jo Re ny arya peste serenteg 5c th the bi he was . vi after excessive brain work Ac pis) 5c oun Genlli Danae mee ae fore, brain workers, in order ue £ Pew Heans 8 } eerie : : ‘ well, must have pre 9% Vihaneie : : 1c na sire Hub rather, but wince he tia heen coauets Vey af inialry before id result ing phosphate of potash to We ie Sc Marrow Tent th ing with this particular superstition Lyithdeaw! fFogr the conference ae eaueely Tide theane 12 Frenured Nuckwhent, Ta Be 139) sue. That one can obtain < dns. 8 FIRST BRIDGE CABLE UP. | LOOMIS SAILS FOR HOME. had] eet proven fn amouisanty, Of1Y Cccn ots (3 3c Racuulorseliseets od a . cases among users of q | j Mienront oor Spashece. | —_ oud Pvantita or pemen taermen p26 Saat ecaseines = ae thin month, ang} Waren ne Men | Minteter ba Vhis contains phosphate cee h3c i bc ‘om Paris a few we San dune in minute p t sata oat 8c Rieter Wry Salad Drewes ge new Hrookivn| SAN JUAN. Puerts Moa Apr hisbed by tutar 10 cnc Snedines ‘ This product Pome Cateun % : { te na [Brass paso Kine Stave Matias 56 en te om the river Fand filly the t Wareesterstiire saure % Preneh Beas. 12- point. From the top of the tower to ene | yyy In no way ¢ eee soa, . : rete terse 3e made except by phate of potash po this tuineral should | the i ite ure’s labaratory store Phe ) feet | Viewing k from the xchooner | ty George 5 Mayor Van Wek! gueta and the FP « prin iste . Brooklyn aide were Louin Ni | Fenris Bridge Comnussioners, James W cur VV gohn W. Weber, duilan Pairchild, | save James D. Bell and several of the Alder- | y,, men and Councilmen, SECRET GUN _TEST IN MAY. [rvctioran Ina ons a ments, anid, as ua Itoi favor the pro Na 1 of Mother products of valuable the last n uses Teawyers, Journalists, doctors, min isters, Dusivess men and others whe ru their ving by the use of the he Way th ground that * Dead. fab (o The ening Worlds | April "The Bedell “top, | listen’? bi was killed tat The BIN relleved rails this migh n far as he knew the ng wax due the belng gene! Jority af thie and Inventors, but ic ts whe modelled on Commit acommitt La if i pity he months | brain are using Grape-Nuts Food | nal expendiiure, | ons will irle ent, unlers It) will elapse be It tm settled in the [Jt is manufactured for a reason ant °- comme by which the ‘ ° alkyl j Halls means chet fore, dered | were se a tae Thana fe was proven that the injured person! courts, He wan going to the United | was originated by an expert. 5 proposition, “The antl Ganal'men-lovt oo’ nome time agosand the secrecy reg the Food } @ vole of 72 to ing i: Js still maintained. been demonstrated beyond question. ped, looked. and listened beforo paxs-| States, ho sald, ona leave of absence, | regenerative value o! ‘| @ railroad crossing and had not been recalled, }