The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1901, Page 6

on bag Cpiaray! TRE g 2% stle fletlo ©) pouring buckets : THE WORLD DESERTED, TOOK POISON, | JUMPED FROM WINDOW. felt tot Ieleblel- Pie} Crazed Wife Sure of Death. Made Her Doubly * Mra, Yetta Cohen cr: neuralgia and in, took a quant this mortiing and then jump) top Moor of the four-story which she lived, Ne She was found at the yard, clad only and she died In the ar 0 Bellevue. Mrs, Cohen was forty-two years ¢ and was the wife of xerted her two years ehlidren are in an the other two home of h cxanier, a cal NEW ‘SCHOOL OF FICTION IS SCORING A BIG HIT. Harold McGrath’s ‘The Puppet Crown," Built on New Lines, Is the Book of the Year, and Will Appear Serially in The Evening World Beginning To-Day. day nlghtdre ulanee on. the her tn the in-law, Gilbert Al- | imottrer distinct all blen story tis tw and a hundred lesser writers | halt of a forthwith Imitated him, me But a later book, of equal merit, by a When Anthony Hope wrote “The Prisoner of Zenda" he was regardzd aa | the ploneer of a now school of roman- author in Marold book Is (Bowen-Merr: the laws of and ts, in al than the average very love affairs same peculiarities, cations eneue, Yet ther able and > well | atv Dumas most deal Wholly. with but with ah nee . Bind ‘to nave BURNED TO DEATH [CHINA PROTESTS French A. T. Stewart & Co. le The Tran, lage “The Feraghan”™ Mondayand Tuesday, 10,000 Yards at Le When, sev Id you ofa good news is ‘al weeks ago, W ‘ou showe even better. The goods in black—the part that the import sure low price as he did the colored part. and that it would rex ire winding up his season's persuade nim to take our low price for the 10,00) ‘They are new ready for you, af dess thant | SI Black Crystal 31.25 Black Popli ust about a third of the Guzntity of the fo: mand than the color: if you Tie Little Things There's power in little things. Take. se; rggregate, t ate worth consid:ring. That’s the case with the Sale of Notions, w Priced Store. Each article that it includes beers a thouzh the economics on a single paper of pics are for the woman who lays in a stock of sewing and these prices. Think of Then gauge the rest of tie fale by thesz ins! Light-wey ht Lress Shieids, ,o°d quality, Nos. 3, 4 and 5, Bea pa Bias Velve s h si leah card of 1 dozen, le Tomato Pin Cus te and Be. Laundry Wax, with handle, 10c a dozen, Be. cn Tane’s back, gord quality, white and drab, de, French Hair Pins, pliin cr crimped, 10! dezen papers. Strawberry Pin Cushions, %c. MONDAY EVi h Black Dress Goods share in the best offering of Dress Goods we have UNDIER-PRICL 1) Reliable NOTIONS Under- at Little Prices A ball ote excellent Knitting Cotton f aoiNd NG, NOVEM Zo, T9UL ss Than Half Price companion ottering to this, of 28,000 yards of col- n by quickly tak ns nearly the entire quantity. part Oo tie same lot, Crystal Cords and Poplin refused, at first, point-blank to let us have at the li knew that black goods wers even more in de- fort to sell t at higher tigures. x for Spring, so he finally let us thet value. TT Cords at ns at 50° in black; so there’s no time to lose, made this sesson. STOR. rmer jot, parately, they mv not amount to much; in the hich spreads over several counters in the Under. bed ock price tor such excellence of quality, And, trifling, there's an actual and appreciable saving dessmaking needfuls of unquestionable quality at tanc Darning Co » Hultons, with needle and thr *scin, wide, 1 9: one dozen, 5>. Lick or white, 6:. pair. lay Alsininum Thi Cotton Tape, ty Corton Corset aces 2c, Be and Se. . astic Garter Lengths. tancy colors, 12c. bell Hair Pins, card of one dozen, 10c. Imitation § Continued Accessions to This | Under- Priced SALE Thirty thousand pairs of Shoes—think of it! people! Store. Deliveries were delayed in some instances; Enough to provide footgear for a whole cityful of But they didn’t all get here on Saturday, to swell the movement in the Basement Shoe and whole cases are newly opened and the contents —new, splendid Shoes—are first placed on sale now, reinforcing similar lots, or creating wholly new shoe values The news in condensed shape: Women’s Shoes at S110 We $3. Kidskin, not all sizes in every ‘or!, but a good chance to get an easy fit and cave 2 dollar of moze on every pair. Women's Shoes at $1.60— Kid and box ¢ worth a half more, Women’s Shoes at $1.8¢— Patent leather, box calf and kidskin; heavy soles; various tor shapes; right in style and weight for to-day’s weating. Girls’ Shoes at $1.20— Spring heel shoes of kid or calf, lace or button; warm shoes for school or play; sizes 11 to 2 Hinsement lace and button Formerly Continuation of Kermansha,” Ortental Sates on bo Nov, 25th & 26th, when the balance of the Celebrated lots will be sold, at WHER KITCHEN, AGAINST BELGIANS|s=5"S33 Ss=-&srs) “m8 FIREMEN THERE BEFORE MRS.|NOT WANTED IN THE el Note. ‘Those at $75.coare JOHNSON KNEW OF FIRE. ING OF HANKOW RAILWAY. Rushing In to See Who Was There, She Fell Into Blazing Rub- h Heap, | | *) Rockefellers, Who Hold American { Conces + Hear from Wau If Mra. Angeline Johnson, an colored woman, who lyed at No. ; Beventh avenue, hud only kept out of her kitchen and let che fremen put out the trifing blaze that started there this Morning she would be alive and unhurt, Dut whe was burned to dewth, “Some rubbish in her kitchen caught firg while she was in her front r Some one in tho building turned The tiremen were alr water on When the old woman ran out Whi: was in her kitchen. alarm, ng riubblab und inhaled sor The Mremen rescued iain Nfteen minutes. Col. Thys ts one motora. of In The World on Sun- ig wanted on Mon- ordinarily price: from $125.00 to $160.00 each. es ee Lord & Taylor, toward China, lt Retatl Only, Broadway & 20th St the want prot from. the ording ; some storm shoes, others for dress wear; | JOHN WANAMAKE < KOCH & Co. 125th Street West, On Tuesday and Wednesday WOMEN’S CA/AEL’S HAIR SAILOR HATS --a clearing sale—stitched broad brim, felt band and ~ | PROF. KOCH'S LYMPH INHALATION J KOO 6 Asthma, Catarrh, Boys’ Shoes at $1— Spring-heel shoes uppers of calt. Boys’ Shoes at $1.25— Calf laced shoes with heels; warm and dr rable; worth a half mote; sizes up to 2; larger sizes cost $1.50. Men's $3.50 Shees at $2.40. Double-soled shoes of box calf. wide extension soles; and wax calf shoes, all welted and ed; stylish for young men. Men's Enamel Shoes at $1.5 Winter weight; double soles; shapely and neat for business or dress. Men's Shoes at $2.85 Extreme styles in box calf; neat shapes in patent leather; all high-grade shoes from the best factories. tor small hoys; stout, broad soles and Broadway, ‘th Ave., Sth & 10th Sts_ bet. Lenox and Seventh Aves. w-—feather pompon—all coiors— were 1,29 and I. 48— 49c. WOMEN’S TRIMMED TURBANS —a clearing sale—tucked and ¢raped, stitched felt quill, side band—colors black. brown, navy, pearl, tor or black and white—were 1, 98— 08c. PILLOW RUFFLE RIBBONS 4 inches wide—four shades, graded and separated by shirring cords—all colors—also college com- binations—regularly 45c. a yd.— Sc. A Hard Nat to Crack. with If your dying father's last com- nands called you to do a certain the happiness of the | woman you adored forbade your do- ing it, which would you obey? That's Isn't it? It's the problem that faced John Fitzgerald. | Read “The Puppet Crown,” begin- ting In to-day's Evening World, and see how he solved It. Consumption, ! _| thing, and ither a poser, of SHOES! EATER TEST 951! YEAR ( QWPERTHWA] & SONS 193 to 205 Park Row, | | | Chatham Square: | Chatham Square. | 121st Street: 2226 to 2234 Third Ave., Corner 121st St. EVERYTHING RELIABLE. EVERYT tension highly polished, heavy (eza§ claw feet, $13.90 Others from $2.95 Oak CHINA CLOSET HU with mirror top, $14.25 CASH or Priced EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING HING Hee CARPETS, RUGS, Art Squares, Oilcloth, Linoleum, Mats, Matting, Hall Runners, Hassocks, etc. 115. Piece Dinner Set beautifull cecarated 9. 60 Old “ Reliable” Blankets, Made especially for us. All wool, | white, with colored borders, | 10- 4 size, weighs 4% Ibs..... $5.50 111-4 size, weighs 5 Ibs. Hela SOAK 4] SIDEBOARD. Highly Polished Oak DINING-ROOM CHAIR. Beautifully Finished. Has cane-seat and half Top measures 45x23 inches. ; French bevel mirror, 18x30 ins. 2.45 $17.40 LIBERAL CREDIT. Customers may add to their accounts in either store or make payments at either, suiting their own conbenience. Figure out how much the rest. No extra charges of any hind. money you can spare a week or a month, and we will do Let us show you how nicely we can furnish a home and how little it costs. COWPERTHWAIT, Norn) Conttabl oC LINENS. Damask Table Cloths, Nap-| kins, Lunch, and Tea Cloths, Céntre pieces, Scarfs and Doylies, Hemstitched Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases, Towels and Towellings. BLANKETS. California, French and Aus- trian Blankets, Down Comfortables, Fmbroidered Linen Bed _ ‘Spreads, Prevention ts better than cure, Sunday World Wants prevent Busi- ness Failures, | NEW YORK, { BROOKLYN, 114 3d Ave, 700 Broadway, Bet. H Bet. Thornton and Whipple Sts, EVENT Nos fl Gladdens the heart of every Ee es a American memor- able one. See, of course, that the turkey and cranberr: aoe as a rnissing, and do not forget that new dress for your wife, nor your ya sult of clothes. Pere haps you need something for yourself also. ‘Cash fs not necessary here. Our Uberal and extensive credit system will help you bridge the way. Ready to Wear Clothing for. MEN, . ey, and CHILDREN, Suits and Overcoats, Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits, Hats and Shoes, The styles are the latest, the assortment large and the cut and workmanship perfect. 5 All the latest novelties in LADIES’ and MISSES’ Tailor-Made Suits, Sacques and Capes, Raglans, Dress Skirts, Silk and Flannel Waists, a Nearseal Sacques, Scarfs, Muffs, and all kinds of Furs, WATCHES, DIAMONDS and JEWELRY, on weekly or monthly easy payments at lowest cash prices, MANHATTAN CLOTHING CO., New York Store—Il14 Third Avenue, Between 65th and 66th Streets, Brooklyn Store—700 Broadway, Between Thornton and Whipple Sts. WANT TO BUY OR SELL ANY second-hand machinery? The best way to go about it is to advertise in the Sunday World, 2a EON a SS a