The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1901, Page 3

LIKE A PINK TEA SPREADING OVER MANY BLOCKS IS NEW YORK’S GREAT SHOPPING DISTRICT. THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1901. Holiday Rush Begins It's like a long pl nine blocks long—s' Sixth avenue and Broadway { teenth street to Twenty-third pmen in New York who owh are out sn early and J to tell you. You are are shopping earlier y do. If there isa « pefore it hard time being a And * course, the nit half so much mas abroad on eis now, with FROM FIRE TRAP. ~-—_—_—__ ++ —- Mrs. Klee Burned to Death in Vain Attempt to Save the 6 —Two ad aeven | Pa. this morning na dwelling of in in the Samuel Klee, THE DE. Mra. SARAH DvD. MARY KL RAN FROW HOTHER, HER DRESS ABLE TERRIFIED CHILD FLED FROM HER RESCUER. Lite Sugasta Deggenara Caught After She nd Terribly Harned. | Childish fascination for playing with resi injuries to fire wan Augusta Deggenaro this morning which | will probably result in her death, She Is seven years old, and bad heen left alone in the kitchen of her mothe: fat at No, #5 Seventh ave Thrust: | ing a plece of paper Into th she} Rleetuiiy wa: her head, The tlames caught her flimsy clothes and blazed up. Her mother, who was in the front room, heard agonizing screams and rushed to the kitchen with a blanket. The child was running frantically ubour the room, wild with terror, ‘The mother turled to get near, but the child evaded her for some time, Not succeeding in catching the airl| the mother threw t | ket at her, She was folds and her chase sto; An ambulance from the Hospital, Dr. Chittenden tn ¢ sponded to a call and th removed to the hospital. ably lose her life, —_ - BURNED BY VITRIOL. | will prob: | Oleson Badly Taken to Fi Peter Olesen, forty-thr: employed in the box factor, East Twenty-second street, was burned by vitrio! this morning. The c boy broke and the liquid spread all ov him, Oleson was taken to Lellev! Hospital, where his burns were dressed. KILLED BY Peter GAS FROM STOVE.| Deadly Fumes Aasphyxiated skipper of the Sylvan Shore, Capt, Raymond Smith, of Keyport, N. J., was found dead this morning In hia my Poetum is very different indeed | they ever were. My complexion, in- | stead of being sallow as formerly is —% Much they are tte mad Kitt towed have} Eighth. children, to Luigh ath ne of the mother ndotn the ruins sid th a the stove in his which asp HIGH ALTITUDES. Focd Cannot Be Eotled as Quckiy asin Low. The curious experie: have with cult cing pondering over if any one { and does not know the exact rei thereot. Coffee ts a sceretive worker, rrough the nervous system affects erent: parts of the body In differ- copie. A young married woman, Mrs, 7. . Blackmon, Oswego, Montana, had a conclusive exper! in the of coffee on he says ve used coft jort time ago grow weak, and the such as reading or tewing, ros people | ¢ worh s ns would cause shooting pains and wavy lines of light so that T could see but Mitle else for minutes at a time. “This alarmed me, and [ carnestly sought the cause of the trouble, Some one told me that coffee some- mes affected the eyes. I at once decided to quit it and see if | would be benefited, but I must have some- thing to take the place of coffee, for 1 wanted to incdify as much as poesi- ble the sacrifice of giving it up. "So I decided to try Postum for myself. When it came I made {jt y accordins to directions and wonderfully surprised and pleased with ft. Husband 8 that from that he once drank at a friend's ankly own that I Iike Postum bet than I ever liked coffee. It has a rich body to it that coffee lacks. 1 boll it longer than twenty minutes and it improves it. Perhaps It re- quires longer boiling In the high altitudes, I think {ft does, “For three months now I lave been using Postum and ha been wonderfully benefited, My eyes no longer pain me and are strong as clear and rosy, | know to a certainty that my Improvement has been caused by leaving off coffee and using Postum, for that 1s absolutely the only change I have made, and T have ken no medicine. “A Mr. Randall, a friend of onrs, has obtained rellef from his stomach trouble and headaches by leaving off coffee and taking Postum, We think we know something of the facts about coffee and about Postum.” Earlier than Usual Gowned Women with More Money than Ever Throng | the Stores Hunting tor Christmas Gifts. | and Handsomely @ Your Personal Profit Should Draw You Here The average man buvs at him: and for chat tempora pay very highly. orl pick trom, does whatever store is nearest y convenience often has to have the assortments to 2 é stvle, and, above all, doesn’t get the values we These facts make it worth every man’s whiie to cone -to some one of our four progressive stores, where you will tind the newest and best clothing at prices you cin be sure are the lowest. C2, hf ; 3 yell Winter Overcoats. Britt rg -fo-date long loose coat. with slashed Biack Cheviots and silk-lined Gray Winter Overcoats are Buell Black and Fancy Suits. Made of Pri Far ne at atin cotlats Hiring; plush W ack Cheviot; als sits of Fancy Cassimeres, ¢ know of duy Usley At 2 in four-hutt nd us ee and we de ° rh Winter Overconts, broid-shoultered, graceful © Oxtord, 44, 18 to thoroughly et its equal... swell, loose-back wercoats of Back Pris ant 30 inches long. A val ylease the Largain-secker.... Special Offer Four Big Busy Convenient Stores. golden ducats King £0 n't that a suit Bull High-Grade Suits, with bread shoulders—and custom handwork on the shoulders, setta good /Coller and lapels. The cxact sort you have testis to NL Se 1 OG can offer you them at ...eeeccceee.. .eeee The 2-button long soft roll Double-breasted Sack Suits, in Black and Ox! The smart tailors are making this style’ ale leader for some months yct. Very few of them) sold ready made—and none equal to ’ , ngs in Boys’ & Youths’ Overcoats & Suits. Mail or Telephone Orders Filled. Open Late Saturday Nighti the awentshops | ‘ OUTFITTERS TO MEN AND BOYS. ‘| 79 Broadway, near Chambers St. 2414 and 219 Sixth Ave., bet. 14th and 15S 4; all Cheviots, T sand Cassimeres. High quality, custom style, oh 44 and t@ pay $20.00 or $4000 for ata custom Bekl Suck Suits—The Latest. 18 00 most exclusively. Some say it will be the 18 00: = i |these smart siyies and value, °. 2" otic | 47 Cortlandt St. bet. Church and Greenwich Sts. 125th St., cor. Third Ave. Who Rejoice. op propr: Solid M4 Karat mM 4 Topaz tn §90 20 Hs " he Mi i » 1 Hy Ye drop Open To-Hight and Every Nit This Month Solld lésMarat Gold lon Brooch; fine di In bead. Can be us DIAMOND TRUTHS. oe LAMBERT BROTHERS have been in business for Twenty-five Years, and have been adding to their reputation all this time for honest dealing. There is more opportunity to deceive in the jewelry business than in any other. Lambert Brothers never misrepresent an article or permit a salesman to do so, Every article is marked with the selling price in plain figures. Every article is guaranteed. Lambert Brothers will not sell an article at any price that they cannot guarantee. They imported most of their diamonds a year ago—before the rise— and are now selling them at less than wholesalers ask. Baroque Peurt ra Fine Solid H-Karat art Paved Brooch, dowith fine nere $425 ond ¢ border diamon Drill with in B95 ranes a fine diamon centre y solid Me-kara front for mono. he ery diamond in mouth, RPL PLL PDD RAI x“ sram, diamon An opportunity to exercise Economy and Confidence at the Threshold of Married Life. Lambert Seamlcss Wedding Rings, 18-Karat, $4 to $16. $3 to $12 nid and seamless, $6 to $24 No charge for engraving Lambert Brothers’ Wedding Rings have come to be known the world over. The Christmas season is a titting and popular time for nuptials, It isa fitting time also to buy where you receive i} standard articles at manufacturers’ prices. Dragon colored : f i i Tht: or Poe tg es “Old Gold Jewelry changed. Solid Mekarat Gold Hand-inade Brooeh, > $850 seventeen finely matel mondn... Monograms. Au intermingling efashioned or Ex- fine fully describ a, 34 “UU S whole newspap without tho nthe prem- nude letters Blain gold, A vest or a handsome 3d Avenue & Open To= Solid 1i-Karat Gold noch, ful 3 tino: Dia ! $ tino: Dla, Halt Peart * $27.50