The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1901, Page 9

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4 MERRY MAY DAY FOR THE MOVER. THE WORLD: WEDNESDA? EVENING, MAY 3, 19u1. Undergarments for Women and Children, of Swiss Ribbed and PI Wool, Lisle Thread and English Indian Gauze, for Spring and Summer wear. Diemel’s Hygienic Linen-Mesh Underwear, New Combination Silk U Cover. Military Sweate Golf Waistcoats and Vests. Merino Department, Altman & Es. lain Gauze Silk, Silk and nder Petticoat and Corset rs in various colorings. (Second Floor.) Being a Story of the Red-Headed Man, His} Thrifty Wife and the} Piratical Boss of the Van, at $4 an Hour. or fan upper flat-window in an uptown this morning, looking dublously 4 one end of the street and then r spled a big moving van just around the corner, gave a witd, “whoop" and ppeared. an Instant he came out of the front door like a rabbit out of a dur-|* row, bearing in his hands a broken looking glass and a pair of socks. He wus coatless, hatless, and one suspender trailed gracefully behind: him amhe sped with the swiftness of a comet toward the curbstone, deposited his bur- den, re-entered the house and was back Ina twinkling—loaded again. Tn and out, in and out—now carrying fa rocking chair, now a mattress, next a A Little Gayety. t bric-a-brai =z up the ‘A MIGHTY — HEALER. ‘or "ee CURES THE SICK BY MYSTIC POWER. ir stopped, but was at a fire, appar- 1 You Can Snlicnow His | Secret Free. Stripping the s van whee! bered up to an he walk, while t t black pipe ry to two with him. {dual had eying like a dog Yy¥ with but one house. In the meantime a woman had ap- peared orway with a towel With a yellow border tled around her head, Sha. was jeading a bull pup with one hand Iding «a parrot In a cage with the 1 into position horage along: | iriver lighted etting view In life—to strip shen saeeeneecees Aaneaseneaee: Marvellous New Treatment Which | Conquers All Diseases. lived for door saun- next and moment, You Can B> Cur2d at Home—Sen ercus Offzr of Prof’ Adkin. wife came out on whe carefuily te pateh of as fa lay on the | she cried y that Van's. costing PROF, THOS. F, ADKIN. Pia a towel a woman with toaket in at the her head NM _ahe ho! sald.) GRANDMA LOS: TINY BOY un Jamie Bailey Restored!: to Mother After Many Hours. hen alte other would consider 1 wa oomake such a tal ‘Nothing: In to preciou ng a0 horrible as i. | mitting a enim | to the public. man ay his health—nothin; In untimely grave, Lastie t aud T intend to- give Ita Q. J intend that every child shall know ita se to tell the sick, abso- low they inay ‘be re T would rather be early dead with liver and kid writes Hrof, nye Nel ell. n geologint iiving In Dayton, Tenn. die. You ean tmagine what T could not ation a days Grandmammg, In the person of Mrs. Jennle Fleet, came over from her heme | at No, 11 Lee avenue, Brooklyn, Mon- | § @ay afternoon, to visit her daughte ai Jennte Batley, and her only grande : two-year-old Jame, at No, 313 Twelfth street. She brought along that T am moa firm be- own. pers Adkin can rome atick candy for Jamie, and some preserved peaches for Jennie, amt after a nico little visit grandma proposed she take Jamie out for a walk, Jamie Ix not an effete youth who has to go about the town tn a perambulator, Although but two years old, he ts quite as:capable of locomotion a Mur- my nonal expert Prot. almost ralve the, writes this rt “t with alnovere care of Eezoma and Wntch spread over ty whole body, The itching ni tingtn most unendurn ag at timex was al: wrote Prof, Adkin, raj TH children of Ave or nlx, ao ho] and in four dave af pewank following. trudged off, and was having a fine time | £5 fo’sapsde an jon dried up Unt womething happened to erandma— | rapidly. In ten days 1 was permanently I feel butter now than 1 have for then past ten years, The free advice Prof, Adkinsgives is n blesaing to thowe who can: hot. afford to pay big doctors’ bills.’ jut what the police are trylng to find Along about 7 o'ciock Monday even- ing; some five hours after grandmamma eit forys made to find Jamie's parents. 4 ti mlanient last RnlEnU MER, ° re, Ball Baiay, the bel became at Sante’ knows land he;was sent home, com you absolutely nothi 50 221, 223, 225, 227 GRAND ST. 164, 166, 168, 170 SMITH ST, GPFGISVIDOITHTSSS SOFISISTIII IFO YG VIFSOVIOIFIIDIOS: hind-feft her daughter, Jumle was dia-| Prof Adkin saya: fovered loafing on the corner of Mercer | Valid well. I'want to prove what tiny, treat: | BOfOre In tha flavor. of peppermint candye The Ihent Will'do. "Ewant every sick, Beraontn| France, ema js counl 6 me pers’ Peigort Vinows him where: beriiv ihe the leading symptoms of your. disease mtr TO Hit) given erent, Fe-! and { will at once make u thorough diag: dea matron atthe statlonehouse and er treatawenl which rand outline a method ot|.on thi aitively cure you./and conclusive. BBE EU Ntnse tan SOND TOWLET TABLE} Sal Fi Fre carved frame made from solid BARGAIN. Reduced Oi from or this elegant Ladies’ nch plate mirror, tinely oak, highly polished. | CASH | Largest | CREDIT | BROOKLYN FURNITURE CO., Retailers FURNITURE, CARPETS AND HOUSEFURNISRINGS: 559 to 571 Fulton St. Brooklyn, N. Y. THE BIG CR We carry the largest stock of Furniture, Carpets, Clothing of any concern ii the city. CENTS a week opens ai All goods delivered in un GOODS DELIVERE in on RESERBEPRAALEBAEADS BALAAEHEA SALAS ESS BEE ESEAADSSSEA SES WHALEN BROTHERS. EDIT HOUSE. n account with us. marked wagons. Manha’ Long ts! ve. t Brooklyn B. Altman t Go. PARASOLS. Attractive styles in Parasols for Carriage and Promenade, embracing many exclusive designs. Thursday, May 2d: Taffeta Silk Parasols, Pink, Lavender, Light and Royal Blue, end nal hemstitched border; Blue, Hunter's Green, Black; $2, 8 5 tural wood sticks, Navy Desks Given Away at Less Than Manufacturer’s Prices. 36,00 for this Golden Desh. for Homes. at Suitable Other greatly prices. Sp P Bargains in all kinds of i Bt te, 0 Sure eRook LY EVIL'S ISLAND, tho scene of the four years’ imprisonment of Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, charged with selling secrets of the French Army, is world-wide famous, But what sufferings Capt. Dreyfus endured in his cage on thix desolate island have never been toid ull now, when the exiled officer him- narrates them in the diary 1 aympathize with} which he kept during the four years he was brought back to No narrative of human sut- Toll] fering was ever more reallstle or heart-stirring; no IMterature bearings is famous case Is so authentic Finely illustrated «| 4n colors and half-tone, in NEXT SUNDAY'S WORLD, ‘Ledvertisements, Get a line in the rt Oak — Roll- Top) CREDIT 10 ALL. Reliable Furniture, Elegant Design Carpets, jnishing Goods, " CLOTHIN or Men, Women and Chil-, dren, on Payments, 60c. Per Week Opens an Account. $1.09 Per Week $1.90 |. will furnish your home or clothe your family at MICHAELS BROS. 5th Ave. and 9th St., BROOKLYN. Great Sunday World. * Live Ee GOTISEs COTFIS VHT ORV EV EYE | White, | | OUTFITTERS TO MEN AND BOYS. Have Purchased the Entire Stock of 315 Washington St.. A Out Ml | roadway Store Only, MEN’S FURNISHINGS. (Weekly or Monthly| | home ance, rented : nly Sunday {s opportunity day for want pe Careful | atventh procured EDOAN TATE & COMPAN ft Reginered Fatent Asternere, 2 Of the original cost. AT ONE: HALEF (8) OF Sale Begins TO-MORROW (Thursday), 26c, E. & W. Collars. 40c. E. & W. Cuffs. 25c. Imported Collars. l5e. 4-ply Collars... 10c. Collars... $5 Dent's Gloves. ‘Tannert’s Gloves . Elastic Suspenders, Silk Neckwear. Also a large assortment of Jewelry, Full Dress Vests, Fancy Vests and Summer Coats. Sale Begins TO-MORROW Morning at 8 o’Clock. AT OUR BROADWAY STORE ONLY. S- 1 VELOUR COUCH, Spring Seat and Spring Mead. {UPHOLSTERED ROCKER 2 UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS 1 RUG to Cover Centre of Miron A , Rom. with French Bevel Glass, EN TABLE. | 1 PARLOR TABLE, 10 YDS.FANCY JAPANESE, =? KITCHEN CHAIRS. Polished. MATTING, 10 YDS. OILCLOTH. CALL AND MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS. ''COR. 46TH ST. AND 8TH AVE. ° Housefur-| + Why. take your old Piano to your n Drop us a postal, we will bi fin, nites the histest possible p igive you a credit ! on a new Plano any time CMICKERING, Sq ODANT, Square 2 tunel or repatred. GOETZ & CO., eae ecard Real Estate. veal “REAL ESTATE WANTED. DOCK ree IN MASILATTAN, A. D. BENOLIEL, MEN'S OUTFITTER, BROOKLYN, N. Y. AT 5O! ON THE DOLLAR We will sell the stock at 8 o’Clock A. ML, 219, 281, 283 BROADWAY, suut*cee Our Benollel's Price. | Price. pres. 1ge 25¢ 20+ Yancy Lisle Hose, 50c 13e French Lisle Hose 38c 0c, Hensy, Lisle Hote oO 6e Gloves. Monarch te Shirts. y me klyn Knitting Sx Imported German Shirts... $1.00 OPAL Worsted ’Swes Monarch Colored Shirts... 75¢| $1.00 Boys’ Wool and Worsted $100 Monarch White Shirts... 50c) Sweaters .....silsesss0.0.. $1.50 Monarch Negligee Shirts. 75c MEN’ - $1.00 Monarch Negligce Shirts. 0c S HATS and BOYS’ CAPS, $1.25 Pajamas .. 68e ) Black and Brown Derbys. $1.25 $2.00 Sateen Pajamas. $1.00) #2:59 Alpines, in all colors | $1.50 Silk Suspenders. | §1,00 Elastic Suspenders. 50c. Guyot Suspenders oo 50c. Silk Suspenders. MEN'S SHOES. 0 D. Simon's Russet Shoes. Black and $1.00 Silk Neckwear. 50c | $2.95 Hobb's Black and Russet 50c. Silk Neckwear, 25e Shoes and Oxfords .. $148 25e. Sk Neckwear. 130 | $3.45 M.A. Packard's Black and $1.60 American Hostery ‘Co. | Russet Shoes and Oxfords.. $1.73 Silk and Wool Underwear.. §2.00/ $4.00 Black and Russet Shoes $3.00 Australian Wool. . +. $1.50! and Oxfords..... - $2.00 $1.50 American Hoslery Co. 5.00 Black and Rus: oes Underwear and Oxfords ... .o.. $2.50 $1.00 American Hostlery Co.'s 's S5c, S. A. Sandals and Storm Underwear sec.s.c ces ce ese ss 50c Rubbers .. we we. 43¢ American Hoslery Co.'s Pure Silk Underwear, 6, 9, 12, 16 and 20 thread, at less than half; slightly soiled. Canes, Umbrellas, Bath Robes, Outfitters To Men and Boys. 279, 281,283 BROADWAY, «i = ST. piece inlaid Marquete in silk damask and silk plush up Stery, worth $40 BEDROOM. ENAMEL BED. Brass Ralls, 6 it, High 1 ALLIRON SPRING to Fit, 1 SOPT TOP MATIRESS ta Fancy Tick. 2 PILLOWS to Match. 1 DRESSER or CHIFFONIRR ide hue Velour Couches, DINING and KITCHEN. 1 OAK ENTENSION TABLE. 4 OAK CANE SEAT teh. CHAIRS, WE HAVE THESE DS ON EXHIBITION, pen Saturday Evenings Until 10 o' Clock, Ne~ Publications, THE AMULET. eo mystic and ro- the talisman. TAKEN IN EXCHANGE| ng rice cul Mi that can be applied mental is. to Inyo! it that control “2 tie Amulet Iterature of the Amulet 81.87 Court St., Brooklyn, Personai KINEO LUCKY STONES a LaRARE, ns, _ Patents. Pacents Extenive Toventors’ Guise oe 2 PLASTERERS wanted at Blisabeth, NY. ie bring tools; ielaee ‘ocala, 345 Broadway, New at Be \dquarters Dulkiers* esos! at eh a Bullding, opp. Ceatral BR, sts ais! BENOLIEL'’S FORMER PRICES. 1 1 Kc ae ry ae Apply DIAMONDA, WATCHES: eekly ss aery liadle goals Bnav uy wareit £'DIeaoNb Go, Maiden takes’ IMpoRTERS: RUGS, SILKS, CURIOS. BROADWAY & 18TH ST. Eastern Furnishings Suitable for the Summer Home a Decided Reductions o many * succestions for original treat- from Or 1 lands. The present sale is part nd yacht owners. Among SCREE PERIE, MATTINGS SHIONS PICT. RES PORCELAINS, ANTIQUE RUGS. ‘Second Ploor Balooay, Japanese Bamboo Siow Stools and Stands 50c 356 for Lamp Flowers, Cc MtirageniTenes eee 85¢ 199 i cooly line of Cabinets, fe./ees, Swinging Couches, Windo | | gnu wast Bia Ged Gee HITT MAEIETE) “Japanese Printed 4 is: any 0 a Cotton Cushions “«=iie*" Now $2.00, 2.25 ead 2.50 each. ‘Third Freer. Very marrow. in widths 5280 2.9.4 wid Oriental Hall Strips, vsi.20250 Now Priced from $20 to $60. each. Cottage Screens from the Japanese. Foarth Flees, 4 fold, 514 ft. high, cloth panels, 4 told, 542 ft. high, white back- a nl a pulled varied color t floral tigures, polished ings, bi vere $10 and $12, At $4. 50. Hundreds of varieties of Screens continually being received. Also: Many Odd Lines On 5th Floor--% Price © Scores of interesting pieces, slightly imperfect, but use- ful and artistic in summer schemes, have been placed on 5th tloor and marked one-half previous prices, - Be Sure to Visit_ 5th Floor. | For Sale. CREDIT. — ing eizies of Sen's, Youths’ & Children | CLOTHING, and made te order, fi Dentistry. WATERBURY "DENTAL PARLORS, |54 West 23d St., New York.| (Opporite Eden Musee.) bar & 4lo Fulton | St., peels a | reaay to t house tn HATTAN’ “CREDIT to, DAVE. RET. GOTH & 66TH STB Open Evenings Tit 9 lakes DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY our retail depariman fit eiidines wor Fillings... CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK. Restores ety y Jmipafieoa with others. EW YORK: St sOppai BROOKLYN weet wy | Pt mowere cor lover Dera). Open eventngns PISER & CO., IREATIST AND GARGEST 205 STH CARPET AND FURNITURE Ht | ae COUNTS OPENED. 3d Ave. & 150th St TAILOR-MADE SUIT: Skirte; small cash deposit; palasee RENOWN SUIT CO, or | BETTER || THAN EVER. a> | 6th Ave. Office NEVER CLOSED Crowns slants, Sundays $5.00 jolidays. JERSEY CITY—York, cor. Grovo St, 1901 WORLD INEWARK-—lirond, cor. Market St. = ALMANAC | | For Sale. <a | she Reference Book of the |CREDIT TO ALL | People. a | Tho Business Man's Dask Companion LE TSANG ca FURNITURE $50 WORTH, St DOWN, by w BEST, vie Fact Book of the New Century ~~ | BIG IN VALUE... , » SMALL IN PRICE. .. DIAMONDS," J! delivered on, Atm 1 CO., 237 Brox

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