The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1901, Page 11

—_ 9 ERE ET E Vogel Brothers AQ Sty. Cov Bi Ane. A Budget of Bargains from our Girls’ and Misses’ Departments. n58 Lambert Brothers hold an unexcelled reputation in New York for Honest Jewelry at Honest Prices. Jheir Jewelry is absolutely standard. Their guar- antee is backed by their reputa- tion of twenty-tive years of ee The ee Proposal Puzzle. A MM fap aze . tee nee Honest Square dealings. * sctrug does be makin’ @ fortin out oF BY TOM HALL. a om. Vex are the citsiriat tpventor tn Seamless @ f Story Pav. Co) | the Diziniaa, but_yex have no min Cae re caine ltrnte, though yez be ablated Yank." oney | It tx IOR the best of his ordinary crop of J Pr Rusries, Andrew Perkina, the thin, Perkins did not let Manoney know It {a HW ddi melancholy Yankee inventor, recelved /nore than sufficlent to put a puzzle | gPshaw 2 and “ e ing ings ITS CONTENTS IN PART: manufacturer. oF] the market, but he thought very | across the ha to tell sid each} from iene ‘out the matter, and at lengt about it. the ordinary puzzies he sometimes rot $2] 3 a0 and cpeliinel nothing. His average inined to make the “was a “best” and an “ordinary” per) c + week, not taking Into account the fatl- ures. So that his weekly income aver- axed about $12. eg nt Out of this sum he had to fin 0 wn Tr materials. ‘They were not expensiv t fis onabwoullinpt came, « however. That was the beauty of Per-| came Into the little inventor's» Mfe—a Kins's puzzles In the eyes of the man- th eatened to rob his mind ufacturer—they could be turned out % Jeltivivleletelicteiein! g Cheaply. If they did not eateh the pub- z ee cy the lors was small, If they did THE RESCUE. please the fickle people at large there was enormous proft. Out of Perkins’s brain the manufacturer made a ned fortune yearly. But Perkins was bitss- fully unaware of this. The manu turer wns a shrewd man, and he always was careful to let poor Perkins under- stand that his puzzies were dreary ef- forts, and it required the cleverest bust- ness handling to make even a slight n he Unusual events never come singly was so certainiy! tn the om : 1 d feel justified in | Mahone: But no matter how & keros ought his | pinochle, unusually the | fire thr would no t re alon = | t4karat. 1Skarat. 22 karat. Allsizes, All widths, All styles. Seamless 14 karat from $3 to $12 Seamless 18 karat from $4 to $10 Seamless 22 karat from $6 to $24 No charge for Engraving. Lambert Brothers’ Seamless Wedding Rings show the advan- tages that come to you because of ‘their factory. They are made ‘and finished with extra care, they ane are absolutely pure—and the cost { is less than in stores where the j standard of excellence is not} ; nearly so high. Old Gold Remodelled, Exchanged Germany's New Art by Miss Amelia Kussner. The new fad which has upset all Europe and bids fair to outshine the Sunflower Craze. A full page in colors. n screamed, a The keynote of the marvel lous success of our Girls’ and Misses’ Departments is dainty, yirlish styles at moderate prices. We have ex- ploded the old theory of charging out- | rageously high prices for yirls’ and misses garments, How well we have succeeded New Yorkers know, for the news of our styles rnd prices is everywhere. You will come, too; these prices should tem t you. Children’s Fuil Length Box Coats, si’«s 1 to 7 years, mile of excellent quality The Perils of Automobile Driving on Mile-a-Minute profit out of them. r Bought. ‘This doleful state of affairs made Per- ‘ ° Venetian cloth, a broad variety of styles and colors, ned throughout; b Q . wine treme) cont Open Evenings Until 7. cies, sm trnmed wth fur ani hon, cers with bad and ce g's yy Machines, by Henry Fournier. ent lascriatatvaislarwreskile veihadtar Open Saturdays Until 10P.M. regular value. $5.00; special ate. +--+ aac $3.4 eae f ae ft all. But he knew that old axe LAMBERT BROTHERS Girls’ % Cape Coats, of good quility Melon ejoth cape trimmed with bands An article written by the ‘Daredevil’ Chauy- arene TONE HIAEASASEHALO ROE wOUIG t . ee of zie and silk soutache rai lors castor, blueand red; sizes 6 to $2.98 Jeur, especially for this publication, on have to provide aguinst ft. So Perkins rd Ave.. Cor, 58ti N.Y. Sy Spec SOU eeeeeeee few days before . \ g ie Girls’ Double-Breasted Box Reelers of a fine quali'y of tan, black, blue. fe y a the” lernbles accident which Uved on the fifth floor of a chea ed tenement, amld hosts of smells and crowds of children, and saved money, Ho did his own cooking 3 was conventently «mal pursult, intellectual hey were conventent, gested the components ef his next meal, thus saving him the trouble of thinking about a mere trifle. ) » And as to the chiliren, he loved them occurred to him and a party of friends near Westbury, L. I., on Wednesday. Fully Illus. caster and red kersey cloth; some are lined, others inlined; handsomely stitched or yoke effect all a.oun: 7 value $7.50; special at... cceeees 55 vesecee 94.98 = ae Girls? Full Lencth Automobile Coats, of extra quality ke sey cloth. made with }full capes, prettily stitched and tailored, in tan, castor, bl y ADecidedBargainin sizes’ tot d years}, worthy $10.00; peclal at ee teers and $6.49 Corduroy Gr V elveteen| cies’ Dresses of All-Woo' Pia'd Cloth, yoke and epaul:ts 0 plin and contrasting collars, trimmed with silk braid, full gored ski ts. per aline lined S I Vf * throughout; some fine trcot cloth sailor suits, elaborately trimme Shirt V atsts. with fancy braid, ages 4 to 14 ycars, value $4.00; special ate ee $2.98 Missey’ All-Wool Flannel Waists, lined throughout; button b: A splendid assortment, front; tucked, alt the new cocors, appropriate for school or bestnese SoBe consisting of navy blue,green, wear; sizes 10 to 18 years; special.....0 Misses’ Skirts, of all-wool camels’ hair cheviots, cit! lain flare or Cite red, tan, brown and black,| (ith? rows of taffeta silk straps, colors black or blue, 28 to. 58 streets added to the din. made with box pleated yoke, inch lengths, worth $4.00; special......eees00..., sesene 92.98, Both Perkins and Miss Strong wet amikened. later than mast of tie ten-| Norfolk back, bishop sleeve.| Misses’ New Model Tailor-made Suits, cheviots, basket weave homespuns ants, as they lived so high up in the and c:nvas cloths; jackets in the new double-breasted dip {ri F ‘nough to have eacaped| ‘These waists are most suit-] Sitin tined and velvet collar; skirt graduated. tare flounce, ‘petcaline ike New Wrinkles for Removing Wrinkles, BY HARRIET HUBBARD AYER. Latest beauty methods fully described by the great beauty expert. Of interest to all women. one and all, That was the reason he essful, far more successful mininlnininininlninininie iain ff delthlebteleleeiclebicieieieieieieicteins the clatter of the galloping horses In the Bien eeaenianee ieee able for golfing, “autoing”| colors are blk, pin and mixed’ blue, frown, gray and Oxiord ‘ scan pealuamacesty: Micranie 5 3 9 ; Oi aip No beta neither would guroai|and all outdoor wear, at SEE eT tee Sie eee $9.98 How Cornelius Vanderbilt o Into the hall unt ully dre Misses’ Dou! east ton its, Of fine all-wool Venetian Thy that, thine the ‘other ‘dienes had 55.00 mack Hnedand handsomely trimmed with bands of satin, sik velvet came, ae l d L cK H pe > ’ flounce skirt lined with percaline; colors blick and blue; si t Un oope the Oop, forgotten in the excitement. The lower floors w ve n of flames, and ing out of the the single, narrow thick, black clouds. All that was a man in Perkins. to 18 years, regular values $15. ualne £6-5c Mises’ 27-inch Box, Coats, mad: litses” 27-41 x ts, made from good quality k: Also blue, castor, red and Oxford; cither fare, st storm or vetvel turn ican ae wart| Ltrench Flannel notched collar; sizes 12 to 18 years, regular value $7.50; spect Tat $4.98 Spe saving the Rapid-Transit Company $1,000,- 000. Latest success of the brilliant young millionaure, after all others failed. Illustrated. that was much, wax roused Inst eGlive sme your band. > les shouted i Misses’ Raglan . double breasted or fly front; very long, hangin \ to Anna, “and 1) will lead you to the Weatsts. graceful fulis (rom h: shoulder, with opening at sides, i, banging 1a) loose i ehut when Maree iineralnetattenane full velvet colar, turned up cuffs, made of all wool Oxford cloth . He teed ores HSE ee ore in all the new colors, but-] sizes 12015 years; regular va uz $15; special ateeses-ss..s-eeeee $9,98 “We oJ s toned back or front, at The styles and sizes of our Misses’ Suits, Rag- 1 front window, Isms and Coats can be worn by small women, trif_le purer, T asked Anna, 3350 each, Three Important Specials trom Our Bo Dept! oa —_—_—_Oeeesaas____ “CLASPED IN PACH OTHER'S % aya aniaweredl Forking. force knew, value $5.00. Sale of Sale of 500 Sale ot 500 ° Anos" vis Ret nett, Siske tans eat ell 9 3 1,000 Boys’ Boys’ D. B. Boys" sa Five of the Narrowest Escapes : ° an 3 would'bs heard in the nois ect. 5 u DALAT : ithe heard in the olay’ street, I ord €8 a lor ' long Winter Suits, of adel ott fi . ; Ks and , hi 7 | Overcoats, dark blus and Savion ud rom Death on Recor thas he erenmeds it Da eee 4 h and ns - i Pray orkina. roused pat of made of Ox- fancy chev-! collars, " pret- ipuledtavortslarone | werashaceniasy b a oh mginoany to 8 leleuse touch: of her. Broadway & 20th St. ford and avaeareee tityee iehrersed A marvellous account of some 2 recent human ¢ ed by th ew ussed t BOT idg Ws Y of Maggie Mahoney, who lived on the |» : no Perkins, | tally | else Tam not ole to die without have ca eee and service- ana embrolde \ experiences which are astonishing almost she enjoye: allest conte | 20 ea te tL without e Jive er. Anna—e: 3 10, dence. Ho Invented a particularly con- seh 0 ee inet macrilnae lobed ieee “Anns exe me, Misa Be ea eerellns Hoosen sleesity 44, worth $4; sizes 3 to 10, may be without aciually dying. Illustrated. venient crutch for her which m aim ld no good. The ‘evil was don: For answer she preased closer to his coatsrat special ate... sale} 63) Spe- _ the favorite of the entire tenement, and ald not atin from, hia room, with [aide and threw er arma vont him: 9 cla he was the only man Maggte's father QUL mecung ner, Miuitiplication table, | rare down ther hatlwaye, Tuckly and $3.50 $2.95 $1 95 would Msten to while In his Saturday It was no fault of hers that they always “The puzzle!" she cried. And a mo- ry . if night cups. By hook and crook Perkins , Met, iearalt i Bat eindenceiand ment later she was by tls aide could get the brawny ‘longshoreman [C4 (0. Hl til in his room | “FAS, 0 m4 RFECT FES RE car a ULAR Mie rece | in nat If It, deareat,* asked Merkina L paeHiors ry \X Coen Sete How Croker Is Enlarg- Filled: AQ Str. Cor. Bh Aye. Ti! 10.30. | ing His English Estate. night ‘hat was something ofan if and haif-pound of teres “It shall be saved.’ sho answered achievement, he was sure to be » Ustening. | “fe shall fulfl its mission of bringing little shop-bedroom-kitehen tll all sull In her room that he/ others together in love, an might co out to, the butchers, 7 i Perkins had no time to be lonely. Soon ene tne cUleaecunhy, wit | See en nap BY, £8 |e NT TOET cpchl ed i en, Gana n aaa O he awful result of meeting each oLher tifourh the window” anes ree AW ELEG Ma RE ROUGM, wom ign aelog G1) got favene ata buna at al | gen” gant NEMGOrhing Mutt | raed by people of ref ORictcal Ri Stee Gaeein Most Remarhablens Fig nts (0 il “ ms ef ‘ande a EMPIRE THEATRE | a ae ee aes aa by the side of Hook ant Lad for over a quarter ota comtary: Proctor’s i Oe EMPIRE THEATRA | Death on Record. fident that he could never Nav® proposed +S 4 seer cain as he guarded himacifiirom and sent an enyoy to Perking to make | OPT WO2 ther homes Auddemiy some: = 1994 St SANDOW r@ | Jou “DREW | SECOND “IN coun, falling in love with an almoat Indic future usslos, “And this, uraaual | thing dropped at her feet. And that] EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLES, | oagtsck. Brenanes.’” Contin. XTRA MATINEE ELECTION seriousness. Whenever he saw Choushie bivulgarsavietactoryeecent something sbe recognized Instantly ———— \ "THE GREAT pate | GHAR Brent : SPRING | 5th Ay.) JHE GR ert Plotia’ceCRITERION he did not even take them to the manu- No. 6 She was crying and wringing facturer, | The latter became alarmed) ior hands in grict at. the destruction ; face he Invariably looked the other w: e “me inventor rhe cried. ahriliy. | and repeated the Y multipiication tablet xclted thi up tn the bulidingson eve eth GOLD Movie ANE Bi deville. A 8.30, Matiness Wednesday & Haturéay Amusements Amusements. : himself from 1 to 12 without a skip. that tme the pretty face was usuall ted firemen who BOTH han \° “il LL STAR WMGDETLE, Wit, FAVERSHAM | re ROYAL RIVAL. “Zack” T Tell gutsof;slaht:andiite owner/out/ofi mind: Pe te puzzle was so interesting ner ene rite anouted CERKEMATINER ALDITION IDE ac. aylor els How saying up his money against aychend | that It waa absolutely sure to sell OA! srenmeany. the hero of the No, 6 crem >? 100 15S ay VRIEND FROM ini ” — Seah LID Ome” for hia. bd age, | He coy HerHeRE amd, Denier. dtovery [who already wore ‘two! gold) imedais — rT. ti | CARRICH a1 BATT in LE asa netae: President Roosevelt Helped alsing chickens ad fant in the land would “want one, Hy | Ren he was on parade for saving lite SUNDAY & Arata ‘CONCE! P' ngialorey oUt Bag Ssenct ule Ree hlhees Mens esate C0,08"| Ant head, While they mare cinaped A, | SUNDAY bites CONCERTS | Him Catch His Cattl savings amounted to $00 and Kot started | When it appears in eee eghborhood |in each other's arma, walting atthe | cutis waa re cet Putra? out 4200 gota sd iad aa piso! 1 ate. is Cattle. on the sixth century, and he was aston-|] warn you to look out for a matri-| window for the final moment, the black |» $1, and give you a go! 14TH Tr Eatne ar Cth Ar. aod 8 care hed himself at the amount, monial epidemic that will sweep every [ends of a ladder projected suddenly sate acer S Nea RA NATINGE RLBCTION San ey Own story of the Old Connecticut Farmer XTRA Mfreabadeun "ENO tes: Bolles whose steers were rounded up by President It was at thin time. thai Mahoney, | marriageable git! you iknow ‘Into ‘mat-|up out of the emoke and reated on the j h his sly by | rimony forthwith. And when It was| window sill, And a, moment later $2.50 outst, tor § come an S22 ed rerkins new jat jt waa! blac! helmet, wi young lennessy’s pe t ‘great puzzle he had been looking | brave determined face beneath It, came | Ste New Yorks (netween B Nessa a the Inventor's eyes. r, jie saw that as soon aw he could [up out of the smoke also. Sr Vous BALM. to OF. M. NEW EN ENGL AND E OLK Gite ae aa Ey ti Roosevelt the other day at Farmington, Conn. don't yex save yir siller, ye Ijlot,"* | put it the market his fortune was; Young Hennessy wears anothor medal —— JOLLITY AND IE. INTEREST COMBINED. SOTH wel Werk KING. pS bald Mahoney, “'and put yir own zzioa | made, Indeed, the only cloud on his|and the “Proposal Puszie" ts to. be itis is’ Tite THING Wa WA 10) Wl WERE Kino. An “Eben Holden’’ story straight from life. the markit? Sure, mon, that man-! horizon concerning it was the surprising "Perkins and wife.” Amusements. ee re eon DET oes ae RN. Ricctiow Dan Illustrated (oy spect Yet trom NEW SAVOY THEATRE, 340 at. & way usiraied, DAVID DELABCO Prerenta ” HUNTERS ON LONG ISLAND. nounced theisalliever, since 1a ane trae BIJOU MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. | = falghty big succeus ie. “wert NEGRECT AJA: | (See eae ;, WARFIELD MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. | inert. __, BEN HOLDEN Opening of Quail Season Bro The Grand Jury found that the ND ANNUAL Board of Estimate and Apportionment MATINE! 8m00: eS een | trot Beumaty ant Apportionment | SMURUAY, AUTOMOBILE SHOW Eerie ai 88 MAY BE JAILED Boke bach ial aster, lt Statin ied Fy at The Czar’s Niece Who Is a Flirt. EASTPORT, L. I., Nov. 1.—This Is the | $160,000, which is all a new jall fit to Jo. sat 1b opening day of tho season for quail, house ‘human beings would ‘cost, and RUSSEL Last INDER THE AUSPICES OF Til! it of Venice, cririage sa Nand vi CrORIA eau OST a4 sees cLUn OF AMERIOA. Balurday’ Night, cil ‘ime. *levery time the appropriation has been partridge and, rabbit shooting, an = Scores of funters from Manhattan and I responalbte for the! disgraceful eon: | Sie CRAY! GPO tie WORLD, MATINEE TO-DAY. 200d Year's Ad f a Ni Brooklyn are out enjoying the sport. A os dition "of affairs now existing tn the} wits B E z DEWEY ANCRERBOCYER aunque. | © 30c. ears ventures of a Nine- vomen'® Ja ey . 5 ford many sorte aril at night | BOARD OF ESTIMATE AROUSES|"° "ter or ine soard oa U e aren, MMGNAROCER UES BREE Y teen- Year-Old Girl Beauty, Wid- ‘ IRE OF JUDGE AND JURY. [mate and Apportionment are’ Mayor | gn yeur He Dosnelly stock Ga : : _Pitaon Le CHA the day's hunt, In the big uresezvo of Van. Wyox, Comptroller Coler, President | 7 Last Matinec To-Morrow. #15. BERTHA GALLAND owed by the Boers, and Now an Thana Country. Cus the Bop of the Council Kandolph Guagentelmer. OTH LUO DAMIER E. Month «tant ‘ ping Of quns was heard at'n very ear! Corporation Counsel Whalen and Preaiz LLL noaiee, GRAND Fatal Wedding. x T LOVER Actress. ‘Excellent shootin promised mre to; Repale Raymond Street | pence emianta Tromas Ee eltner sit. the Noxciwees=ol8e: fae throughout, the tho inland, 8 and partridges Prison Likely to Cause In- fecommendations of the October Grand NEW YORK, WEBER & F FIELDS’ * hi . AU 0.0, F sre rsat ce Ss eras Aeemente Pelee Cie Be HOMTY-TOITY eet" DIPLOMACY DALY’ Sut continues unti} Dec, 31. “ yy recs! wate Vb JANES T Tow Sie ie . wit ERS. ee \ Tita atl N| Charlotte Maconda’s Engagements-| 1¢ the Kings County Grand Jury for CASTOR IA 7 KEITH’ Si » AND 3D A All Ghese Features Charlotte Maconda, the colorature 9- | Noy, CASINO Cees S10, Stata, Wed. 4 Sat t (epee lorature n9-| November carries out the instructions For Infants and Children, Ber hs te yan se. | peices. 2 Bie. "AND toe fi ore rents and Many Others in Cx Wednesday for a Pacific coast tour in|f Judwe Aspinall to the October Grand THE LITTLE DUCHESS. ‘Bat. on! iti) ST. AN recitals and as principal soloist in sev-| Jury Indictmenta may be found srt The Kind You Have Always Bo: EXTNA MATINEE ELECTION DAY. 5 VAX!” New Orchestra 9 oratiiaiportanth musical the members of the Board of Estimate! oars the ys Bought Acapeny 4 “MUSIC, ia st. a trving a | (ene ie aie sau | S01 8 euson’ in Lo Nov. Jand | are : 2 : = HARE taser ig [tn Arertonmn eu metet | Sose Ueda, |ieeres, ARIZONA, si: E in Francisco, clos- ir ° 4 ° ‘| : at Beatie. |en in Brooklyn Pelee 2 . Ws Led The y Brooklyn | Amusements. h con i - ‘The October Grand J inwit I ‘Ships Watchod tor Piagse, | yy Jungs nspinall to malee u thorough amusements, THEATRE TIPLE, = Ge gh spat row ot i et pe | Ea | MONTAUK waten, World ‘og a es. 15. Mat. Sat, Xtra Mat! ‘Eleotios Day. ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.—Shi 4 = ———o—_—_ ——— 3 eying: or pec iering the port of Bae SoA aT Eansustsunte tegrtee mas Manhattan Theatre {33% | J. 4. Stoddart in The Bonnie Brier Bush} -. a rt aincin [COMPANY [cul inis a ea Jack Sea, have been | pri; i. WaLLACk’S TIACWDTM pon. 2 ce ARIA iM CEPT edited bw clamsy Ihabnctad owing | guanhert. in tne sept ob tet Rese tos | VAISS i DICE Batt ee | HACKBTT | asters) racarre ognsaa Ti. oa, Sexe a ae a, jo sade der reine & Das he: pl having “4 Ry. w rn Srotein ae the towns day it is sald that Grand Juries have de- MAESQOect the Balcony Eo ie CRS en) pret aeee ea Lat wiaurs piztnow | (MY PARTN