The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1901, Page 14

aapcERORERRA SATS ams URE ESO 4 MISSES’ SUIT DEPT. , Venetian Cloth and Suits, revers, sleeves, belt and skirt trimmed with, stitched black satin. | Colors: —blue, brown, red) and black. Sizes 14 and, 16 years. Serge $15.00 Oxford grey, double face cloth walking skirts. Lengths 35 to 40 inches. $5.00 Children’s one and two piece serge and cloth suits, trimmed with braid, silk and cloth. Sizes 4 to S years. $5.00 Long military coats, with or without capes. Sizes 6 to 12 years, Colors : — blue, and mode. $7.50 Children’s ccats, — finished . » with double capes. Blue and mode. Sizes 6 to 14 red brown, $5 000000 Senator Clark’s Five Weeks in Europe a Most Ex- c_..pensive Tour. ‘When United States Genator W. A Clark, the multi-millionaire from Mon- tana, went to Europe a fow weeks ago. he di4 not expect to establish a record for making the most expensive foreign tour, When he landed from the Sfajestic yesterday he found that his brief ad- gence from this country had cost him. or would cost him in the ar future, about $5,000,000—nearly $1, a week for the time spent abroad. ‘Senator Clark has bullt the main por tlon' of the San Pedro, Los Balt Lake Railroad. At every turn in the transaction was fought bitterly by Edward If, Har riman, who even invoked the ald of the courts and the presence The Senator triumphed Went to Europe. In his absence Har: Goula formed a combination, 8 ; ngeles and arm finaly he can get a connection {nde the Gould and Harriman road will be unable to b tive business. The Short Hine te bull from Salt Lake pmbine to To prevent the Competitive line 1 the Northern that most pow Uines Is now an outle be forced to Willd a expensive railroad the of which will be not less than $5 At really fears t the withdrawal ‘the Board of Direc: t irea _Meethern. OUMr. Schitt te in th \ Alrectorate, and Als 1 rw York City and 4 Brought here by Detective Hey ight to answer cha One was prefer ammt!l, of Hartfont, Conn., a fe mummer cottager, and the (Frank L. Eaton, of thls place, was accused of stealing H. ning dog, valued it nine, worth $10, Cleary, wes neneeny 4 f= Mahler Bros= | 5; years, es $10.50 E ‘Twenty-third Street. (—______________} SD FIVE YEARS FOR SMITH. Hrookion Brooklyn, H Hecate Hollée duatics | Aomanced by, Jtdwe Hurd of the Count piead- ia the penitentiary, : THE WORLD: FRIVAY EVENING, NOVEdibon 24, luul, Sixth Avenue and 34st Street. BOYS’ CLOTHING. Good Styles, Good Values and GOOD GOODS. Every clothing store in town has tried to equal us in our Overcoat offers. Not one has succeeded as yet, if} and it isn’t likely that one will. They can copy ourfq) prices and they can copy our garments, but they don't }#{ copy our garments AT our prices. | These are better than cheap, they are GOOD: stvlisn, well made, dependable. look at them. SPECIAL, LIMITED SALE SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS, diome, honest goods, in t, heavy weight : or red collar, trimming, ¢m shield. On le at $2.50, More $4 Raglan Overcoats at $1.89. One of the specials that puzzle the trade. Raglan Overcoats in Oxtord, Frieze, latest style, slashed pockets, turn-up cuffs, a ferficld”” sty to 15 yearses Two-p DOUBLE- BREASTED SUITS, strictly allewool, solid gray, Kray mixtures and navy blue: heavy, winter weight, well cut and tailored. On. regular sale at $2.50. dered Rothenbers CO. More $5 Overcoats at $2.85. Another puzzle to competitors. All sizes, 4 to 15 years. Stylish, yoke back, turn-up cuffs, good lining. Mad: of Oxford Frieze and made WELL... oondcbibtiqoontee 52,89 $5 Russian Blouse Coats, $2.89. A few only, but all sizes to begin. Of kersey, in gray, bl new olive green, trimmed down front and on lapel with as- trackan; patent leather belt. A typical “Mahler bargain” at Three Saturday Specials In Women’s and Children’s Hose. Children’s 15c. Stockings for 9c, Pr. Heavy ribbed cotton stockings, the kind we sell oursel: for 1Sc. ordinarily. All sizes, $ to 9%, at the same price. Women’s 35c. Hose at 19c. Awell-known 25¢. grade of heavy cotton fleece-lined stockings, full regular made and fast black. $2 Pure Silk Hose at $1.19. One of our recognized specials, generally sold at ¢ » Guaranteed all pure silk; good weight, all colors and black. From 8 A. M. to 1 P, M. Saturday Only. | [. | Investigate Offers, Compare Values, Scrutinize Qualities and Learn What We Mean by “MAHLER BARGAINS.” Open Saturday Evan —SS= Meyer Jonasson & Go. Millinery Dept. Main Floor. In order to close the Fall Season, will offer, to-mor- row (Saturday) all Trimmed Hats, formerly sold from $10.00 to $15.00, At $5,00 Waist Department. About two hundred Silk Waists, consisting of this season’s accumulation representing a variety of styles, former prices $1.50 to $6.50, will be placed on sale, At $3,50 BROADWAY AND 12TH ST. Stern Brothers French Hand-made Corsets | tly Bel Prevailing Prices | Value $1.5 Value . Funeral Services vite Hob Many Churen Dignttartes. Hie funeral of Major was he Our John 2. aly morning in the Chu © Merey Solemn 1 with Rev. Tam and 0 itictating, Many of dignita: of th ——— n ily Ky. poral Nitriot ‘Thrower Sen- ye most promt church Ameri png them bets MAJOR KEILEY BURIED. | lveites'| enue and 18, Joseph phone and Archbishop Corriga Imirea was Aled with well kno ‘years men of affaira in. this city. ‘The baly ¥ No’ Smith was Brooklyn to-day to five was Interred in Holy Cross Cemetery. New York's Fastest Growing Store. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded. West 14th St. Amazing Offers in Boys’ Wear. Values that Mean Immense Selling. Another Great Special lot of Boys’ Oxford Gray Yoke Overcoats, t!: same style and quality that went from by the hundred last Monday, Only = lot. ‘This price ought ty burry that many out before noon, Extra = back and tront; chamois-lined slash pock velvet pipet cuts French facings: lined througcout with tailor’s cer tes 6 bo e heap at $3.00; t TOW alisseceeeeee Boys’ $3.00 Norfolk Suits at $1.98. A Sample lot of 100 Norfolk Suits, strictly all wool, and not one worth less than $3.00. Here in mixtures, checks and. stripes, in chiviots and cassumeres; yoke pliited back and front: best’ Halian lining; th: season's most pepular fad, in to 8 Really ought to bring $3.00 cach; to-morrow atascseceeee e+ $5.00 Suits at $2.98. Two and Three Piece Suits, both in Vestee and Nore 1.98 75c. Knee Pants, 39c. 500 Pairs of Strictly All-Wool Pants, Mostly in Sizes 3to8, witha few larger folk styles; also sailor and Russisn Blous: Suits in 25 1 i also | \ 5 i 25 patterns, all double cheviots, worsteds, serges. cassineres and Lomespuns; sewed), taped and with patent waist- with pure ilk; Sirictly al! woot and t a pair worth less Warranted fast color; sizes 3 to If ath 2.98 than ents, and some worth 39c $5.00, at. . | more: alloffered to-morrow at Stupenduous Srecial Offers In Misses’ and Ghildren’s Garments. —* More specials for misses and children that will set the whole town talking! These special values ousht to crowd the misses’ section trom morning till night. We secured these garments ‘rom overstocked manufacturers at truly surprising price concessions. The saving shail be yours. Look: A Special Lut of 200 Girls’ Raglans, wade from English m 5 gray; yoke back and front, reverse cuff, velvet collar, half titted back, yok ) EZ ° Girls’ Kersey, Box and Automobile Coats, in castor, blue and red; two styles, with or without capes, plain tailored or velvet trimmed, sizes 4 to 14; $10.CO values at 6 98 ° glish Melton in’ Misses’ Oxford Gray Raglans, loose or halt cutl velvet piped, sizes 6 to 14, lengths to 44; a oy omeral tay to-morrow at.... ease Misses’ Walking Skirts of blus, black and Oxford; full fou Btted backs, velvet collar, reverse and deep stitching; lengths 50 to jo 2 8 cutls, slee and body silk lined; 9 98 inches; $4.09 values at kf sites 14 to. $3; special to-morrow at 0 Famous Liberty 3.50 Shoes at 198. We never yet have had a complaint of a LIBERTY shoe. Day by day the sales increase, and we know by the steady growth of the business that thousands of paizs are in daily use. We guarantee every pair to the smallest detail; yet there’s never a wrong to rectify. Could there be h In Enamel Leather or Vici Kid, 1: stronger recommendation ? Laced or Button Boots, in box calf, d) J 98 boots; mannish cMlectSeceevenseee s+ pore : * More Attractive Values for Children. double soles; ideal for winter wear Boys’ Shoes. 1.49 Little “Libertys” for Litt'e Women. kid. box calf or patent leather; button or spring heels. 11 to 2 value $2.30, ots, value j.49 In Patent Leatter, with kid or Is; hand turned or welted soles, In Box Calf and Vici Kid, spring heels sizes $14 to 13!3; worth $2.00, alesse In _Patent Leather, Calf and Box Call; in Dongola kulsbutlon sedi boxrealtiticeeteents sizes 1 to 513; regular $3.00. values, 1 98 $4.25. Sires Ste epectalial teint eae Noteeeng ae : J.00 1 E JAMES MeGREERY & CO. |“Guarantee” CLOTHING COMPANY, |] Uptown Cor. 127th St. and 3d Ave. After turkey and the dressing come business aud dressing for men, This par- ticular overcoat is very dressy and warm, made of olive Elysian, medium length, satin yoke and sleeves lined with satin to match, Scotch plaid body lin- ing, slash pock- ets, with or with- out cuffs, at $15. CLOTHING CO., MEN’S CRAVATS. Made of Silk, woven to order for this department, Productions of the leading European and American mills tine cravat silks include many novelty weaves, Matelasses and cords,—in solid colors, Thes: very. | heavy, English | Cravats made in any desired shape, the latest fold being the “Coronation Ascot” In stock,—a large variety of fine cravats,— correct for business or calling dre 50c, to $3.00 each, Twenty-third Street. GUARANTEE Uptown Cor, 127th St. and 3d Ave, World Wants Obtain the Best Results ! OPPENHEIM. CLLINS& @ Fur Department. Exceptional Values in Extra Fine Furs. Persian Lamb Jackets, trimmed with Baum ‘Al Marten Collar and Revers (value $165.00), | $125,00. | BUT 187 Paid Help Wants in this morning's World. Paid Help Wants in the 13 other New York papers combined. Mufts. Scarfs. Mink, three stripe, Mink, six tails, $7.59 al $10.00 Blended Marten, STAs Blended Marten, six tails, $6.00 24 block, $6.00 Baum Marten, Chinchilla, 24 block, six Baum Marten 9 skins, $18.00 $18.00 tails, Broadway & 2ist St. SINSMITHS 3] UMBRELLA 9 | UpHOLsTEr 5] USEFUL MEN eopesuaaneu-aeus $7,500 FOR INJURIES. SeninEe, (Hee onuieN TA elena es Tompany.? He sued for 225.0%. | Jas i He was taking a tapir to Bergen E Verdict! Saalung | July 6 last in a wagon, when car ran him down, He and hie bitty nimah dealer, | unt were badly hurt and the tpl Ca! and was not captured for som Daniel Burns, the od " of Brooklyn, was given a verdict OF pe iy ~» a * + * % % = * & * * By * % * * “ % & z # * s & # * % Pi & « le ip} | a * + % 2 ie * % “ o) + & s 3 a * « « “ « « = * “ + * « = % = % ¢ < ITTTITIIT rr rs BBEOO064064000006 608 *: 4909999999909099999999999900999009 99000998 999000000' After the Thanksgiving Turkey. OW in the cold and wintry sun N The turkey’s bones are bleach- tog, And Willie, having gormandiced, For medicine {a reaching. The kitchen ts a cluttered place, Where cook cleans up the bliss muss, And we are looking forvard to A scry Merry Christmas. ; is over and gone, Let us hope that you big dinner and to-day ure at peace with the world. For then you will be more in condition to appreciate bene- fits to come. ) one is so ready for a feast of reason as he who has just giver ‘a gastronomical treat, because eating aril reading go to Mas plum pudding and hard sauce, or raisins and nuts. T put one in good spirits. Speaking of spirits, have you heard of the latest, and, perbaps, the most astonishing proof of thelr existence? It comes from no less a personage than the great French playwright Victorien Sardou, The famous dramatist has bbled in the occult, but now he comes forward with the most «inary series of proofs that “spiritlsm” is not a fraud that has ever been presented. Nobody—that fs, nobody of prominence— except a Frenchman would dare submit such evidence in good faith or expret to be believed. race, Yes, Thanksgiving Di gave thanks in plenty, ate For the French are a daring O-DAY for breakfast Turkey stew, r ‘arkey hash for unc’, And Turkey soup fordinner’s hour, Then Turkey cold we munch Ob. Turkey, Turkey, all the tine From now tilt dinner Sunday? Give thanks the Turkey‘lt all he gone Ere dawns the sun of Monday! ‘8 the only disagreeable thing about Thanksgiving, unless y had such a glorious appetite that it ate every bit of the bird. as we sald, the French are a daring people. Take, for In- ance, the chap who has had the courage to design women’s costumes will be worn twenty-five years hence. He hasn't done so badly, however, as you will doubtless agree when you see what they are to look like. These costumes, !n four colors, will be presented to your view in » very attractive form on Sunday, If you are a woman, and they catch your eye, you have full permission to copy them and thus be twenty-five years ahead of the fashion. There's a chance for you. AHIE newshoy who, on yesterday, Enjoyed a gorgeous dinner, In th Jas the sport who on “Young Corbett was a winner, Put oh, of sll the thankful crowd, The moat, there's no distruating, Is the turkey who escaped the plate. To-day, with thanks he'r so elate That he ts nearly bu'sting! AvADSAPSDLAP 9242454 343.222222245e020422246 22000420322208022 2hss ddd dd dRRSTERSSKSSSSSSaRRRISASS AAAARAAVAAALAA2: Pretty thankful is the mottled bird, but more thanksgiving doubt- less-took place in the family circle of the head of the Vanderbilts yex- terday than almost anywhere else in New York (except in other houses where a little babe had recently come to bless them). The Vanderbilt boy baby of last Sunday meana a lot, as you must know. For he ts no ordinary bab: He was born with a whole diamond mine tn his little mouth, You'd think naturally that such a child, who Is destined vome day to lead the fortunes, and fortune of his family, would be pampered to a dreadful degree. But we are all thankful to learn that common sense {s to be Introduced into his bringing-up as In the care of few bables. In fact, a careful study of the baby clothes that are to keep his little body warm will be a Ilberal education to many a mother. They are simplicity itself, and ‘t will be a treat to see them. Of course, you can't go to the Vanderbilt house and ask Mrs. Vanderbilt to show them to you. The treat has been provided otherwise. and will be given to you and hundreds of thousands of mothers on Sunday next. ILE mince-ple Is of roundish form, Tu good to eat though cold or warm, And that is not its end, Its heavy work is done, !t seems, In furnishing astounding dreams; Dreams of fire, dreams of p Dreams of sunshine, dreams of rain; Dreams of horses on your chest, Dreams of gobling queerly dressed; Dreams of bats upon the, wing, Dreams of almost everything; Shun the ple, my friend! Qd220222ac22wanae 2a2nvaaarzar2 $9989999099000000008380T30950520200022200020222102208002242222222 22222228252225225 22220222822002282: with our ady a Men lay’. to famous French bometneoia nen at of feminine Ofetd. On nature Sunday, aroused G cMng rebel answers the famous’ English nd, wi the male sex, which re! man he Sunday World a 's her one hetti er to refute, I, yesterday morning the plum Like a ball or a bounding balloon, Tut now ‘tis bereft Of ite ness, and left Like the slab of a thin new moon, plum pudding yesterday, We treated It nut the way they treat actors in Augustus Thomas's new play, jorade. which Miss Lavinia Hart and Artst T. 12. Powers saw, the other night, at Wallack'n Theatre, Every one Ia “Colorado,” according to Siar Hart's sory and Mir, Powers'’s pictures, gets shot more of less full ie Uti the stage resembles a shambles (or would, if the bullots were Oe ootee ny rate, these two have furnished a most interesting story, which will be read by you with avidity. Yes, we didn’t do a thing to the OUNG Arthur ate the turkey wings, Y ‘And then he ate the breast, ‘And then he ate the drumsticks both, ‘And then he ate the rest. ‘And then he sald, with puffing breath, In accents rather Jerky, sgomehow or other T don't seem "fo care #0 much for turkey!” Fickle Arthur Yet Ah, woman! You ot more fekle than woman! ft h isn Vivian Sartoris, Gen. Vide the case of M ngaged to a RT zh old love, und, wedding afl yo f jute him. And now, she ts shall say? atreliaias is back to her to Unkle, unless she Jits—-HIM! Who P Who, Whether her return. to her frat love is not, “after ail ‘a sign ot delle rather than fickleness? 1 not remret the ract © are done thanks givings 2 of other reasons why anks we're tho dears be tecthing. Although we're broke. let's offer thanks That creditors a! Let's offer thanks that though the flood Oveurred It wasn't recent. Let's offer thanks for everything Monday until Monda: TIE SUNDAY Vt See Lo-Morrow’s Advertisement for Farther Particulars, Vdd: