The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1902, Page 12

Stern Brothers To-morrow, Annual January Sale of Muslin Sheets, Pillow & Bolster Cases Plain Hemst'd Pillow Cases Gold Medal At Pan-American Exposition. Plain Hemst'd Sheets %x2% yds, 36C 44C 42x 36 inches lic 156 | Iyxda » 48 $3 45136 13 16 | x 49 58 )x 3¢ 14 18 | | x 53 62 4x 36 15 19 244 54 63 Bolster Cases " 58 67 42163 inches 19¢ 286 % “ 59 69 22 30 65 74 25 34 Lace Departments nt de Paris | fast Coco ea | fromall oth La cee aa Insertions 5°, 7, 10, 15 & 18 ya. | Black Point -nise, de Gene, Filet and Chantilly Applique | iat | lloons and SEEGER TSC to $3.50 vil oduct of the choicest a | Abe oh ; Ask Your Dealer for It. Cotton Dress Goods Later Importations of Parts Novelties in exclusive styles and effects SAY HIS HOME WAS ' 12, 000 Yds. Silk Mousselines FILLED WITH LOOT. = on POLICE TOOK WAGON LOAD FROM O’NEILL’S HOUSE. Regular p: West Twent sthiied Street “BARONESS SUFFERS SEAMAN CLAIMS ~OWROUGH VONAGE, HE GAVE WARRING HAD A HARD TIME OF IT ON|STORY TOLD AT INQUEST ON, - THE CUNARDER SAXONIA. jong Island City Te- mat Case Was Post- Arraigned Day, a poned, charged w before Mag | ott Met at Pler |saw the Lights of Oncoming French | and Taken THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING; JANUARY 7, 1902. | WALLA WALLA VICTIM. { / Bs I i othenberg &. New York's Fast Jo a Growlag ‘Store. West J4th St. Money Promptly Ketuaded, Instant and Gratifying Success of OUR JANUARY SALES! tales vesterday. ( magnetic eur Januar niributes mos rn. ALL PAST RECORDS ECLIPSED IN THIS Great Sale of N Muslin scree br we are offering areitraly rected tt couldn't ask for better proof New, stylish and desirable values, ¢ valu White Skirts. . Walking Skirts, havy muslin, full Gowns, } sha and full size, in V- okes trimmed and sleeves tr ruttle Six mbroid ucks and | trimming, fir at see Walking Shirts, shape or round ic one <or Pee ae OC Corset Covers rimmed with tered ruit Waiking ekifte two _ valiies at ¢ thr ting h heat che ‘98c ‘ove, worth $1 GREAT THRONGS ATTEND THE SALE OF Drawers, umbrella style: heavy muslin, made with bands; { fine lawn or ¢ jAttractive Garments for Women. The offers below. od in January ventiv ned we are making are attracting Many people are buying two and Automobiles. y Automobile Coa ‘ andsomely tailor stitched; 3 lined throughout 6.98 Girls’ pete: V Full pepett Raglan: English melton in and green; full ‘3.98 the Gloak and Suit Store ever experter Busiest days Hee { you want value widest attention and ¢ three of a kind while the ut gh hr Bargaine. ot of La * Raglans, heavy pe ee aoe | eee aa White Goods nd Bed Spreads. Hy | ame int er hav cone ots Hutabelatl Couaty.| SEECLAT \enaces EAT ARE CROWDING THE poke i ' | ada ve The says th TORRONE PDO LCS ores Don't miss the white coo Bost vals th at we have ever been able to offer in January, \ y ees Hib fo Mra oo (he wreckel steamer Wailall Think what that means when you consi r'that. re values ha AY S been leaders in ALL January sales a |iAason Pheine mt greatly) W a strange atory under oath | 36-inch tine soft-tinished Came 6c Openwork square " 35 BED SPREADS. | m the effe Keoand fad at kn rerariing the cause of the brics. settee { he [ey Full size Bed uibemy value | net recovered 1 The polls. a the French bane ad [porch tine Victoria Lawn.. Fie 36 inch Fine White Nain 8c , 66e; each, at “oe | caclidae ' whe too GOGH vival (Senaliav sores > | ul etl spresdt ; ‘ : © depomtions of Capt. Hail and others |i Write Pique, tne My De All- Wool Cream White 25c_ 69c “ sMoers and crew of tne WallalB value! Challles:;.csecees nro tse Walla aflan’the eoaddent sonamoa teste | Leng Cloth, 4. {9 Piss Extra Large White Turkish 3 4 lie tn id Bed) a4 25 7 Mar ‘ Sed that he naw the lighta¢ ench {ff value 4.50 per pi Vowels, val. jis. atecse ease | P value § untll Friday "Tk many minutes before T prow — WILL LET ARMY ALONE. | 7 an en sank into the Walla Walia’s hull hat | ‘Congress to Vass Only § Says Chaten, CHINESE EMPEROR QING WORDS TELL FINDS WEE BABY AGAIN IN PEKING, OF THUGS’ ATTACK’ IN HIS HALLWAY, RE-ENTRY WAS MADE A BRIL- MICHAEL SWEENEY SINKING LIANT AFFAIR. FROM MANY INJURIES. | STARTLED BY WAILING. | Gasps Out to the Coroner that Hel Was Knocked Down and Robbea by Night Gang. Kneeling Troops Lined Pink Jacket Was on the Tiny Form from City Gate Palace. Streets and a Bundle of Clothing | Near at Hand. atree the nallway, Re clothes and an tie thing up to hie then notified the the Temple incense. The Dowex emerging ‘rom the Te ‘the foreigners peering down a: double row of soldiers, the four-mile route An Imperial edict has been Viceroy of ¢ Governor of Bhan-St, 4» q the was found in ‘with « flaral design. na little pink Jacket © Nam weil supplied with all the necessary clothing for an infant —— Noted Raasian Publicist Dead. LONDON, Jan 1-—-Private telegrams recvived here from Warsaw announce the death of Jean de ribed in ‘ r All about niackiisting and antl-boycotting nti law QUICK WORK SAVES MILLIONAIRE AT. DEY STREET RESIDENT IS'BEAUTIFUL FISHES IN DAN- FRED G. BOURNE A WITNESS} working order moon, angel and ) expensive pisca Knit UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY AT THE LOWEST PRICES OF THE ENTIRE SEASON. Children’s Natural Gray Merino Men's Seaml Two Thread Cot- Misses’ and Children’ 8 Wide and ‘ Gi ‘i Underw ts, 1 WER tone Halt. Mu Narrow Ribbed Pantalette ae ech eke: years cular prce 25 oft tir rs, stees’ {r “Chilaren's mere Stock- Ladies’ Ribbed Fleece- lined Cotton Vests and Pants, 4yar 4 moe Dace Ladies’ | nderwear. »! py Ladies’ Plain Black Im : ay pat. , W mere Hose, sled r 2 A, rochel dlrs Wow peed gray and blu: patterns Faia m pink, blue! and se th i 055 W from 10. to 2oap Sipe 123 ee coe ESE Sen ERE JAMES McCREERY & CO. LADIES’ MERINO UNDERWEAR DEP'T. 2d Floor AQUARIU EXHIBIT. SECRET WEDDING. GER OF PERISHING. FOR ISLIP COUPLE. ‘Swiss ribbed,- . bat Preferred | Old Administration Lets Coal Sup- Mies Mand Ryan and Fred Smith ply Run Short, bat There | Were Ie Plenty Now —silk vests,— low neck and sleeveless. White, pink and pale blue. 75¢5 value $1.25. a Quiet Ceremony, Twenty-third Street. dat the Aqua that uniaas rivals “Tite Hour’ rm Fey Z for a long time M Mr. and Mrs filed and the pristnas Day arrived the 1 nALNLINE to act as Loulae Ryan, an t until dition, being There being i ho JAMES MoGREERY 8.60, SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, 2d Floor. Night Dresses. Cambric, trimmed with embroidery. 75% Cambric and Nainsook, trimmed with em broidery and lace. 95¢., $1.25, 1.50, 1.75 and 1.95. Chemises. Trimmed with lace and embroidery. 75%, 95Ce, $1.25 and 1.50. Corset Covers. 50C., 75¢., 95¢., $1.25 and 1.50, Drawers. Cambric,—trimmed with embroidery or laca, 50c. Cambric and Nainsook, — trimmed with embroideries and laces. 75¢., 95¢., $1.25 and 1.50, Skirts. Cambric, trimmed with embroidery and lace. $1.25, 1.50 and 1.75, All these garments are well made,—of excellent quality materials,—and are cut to ensure the closely fitting lines, required by the prevailing fashion. Twenty-third Street. JAMES McCREERY & CO., SALE OF CORSETS. Straight front model of white coutil,— trimmed with white Satin ribbon,—and vas» ious models in black or white materiale, $1.25. Value $1.95 to $2.75. Numerous models,—black, white or coloraag including genuine whalebone corsets. $2.25, Value $3.75 to $7.50. High grade Imported Corsets, made of bre- caded silk or batiste,—various colors and models, including straight fronts. $6.75 to $15.00. Formerly $12.00 to $35,00. Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. ! JAMES MeGREERY aco. it | [Conductor Sitp, Sale of | MEN’S GLOVES, |Fine quality, pique sewn, kid and suede gloves,— white and pearl, for evene SUIT DEP’T. | ard. Floor. | Cheviot Suits,—various | models and colors, $18.50 and $25.00. Embroidered Velveteen dresses, ing dress. $32.50, 95c- per pair; formerly $52.50 formerly $2.00. Black Cheviot Skirts,—new: Tan,—Pique sewn, kid op model, — trimmed _ with| suede, and light buckskin taffetas silk. Lined with gloves. percaline, gsc. per pair; $7.50. formerly $1.50 and 2.00. New, flare flounce cheviot | Heavy prix seam, — grey, skirts,—Lined with per-| castor and red tan cape cedline, gloves. $6.00. sc. per pair. Twenty-third Street. Twenty-third Street. ——— FELL 25 FEET FROM TRAIN. OE) Down an Em- bankment and May Die. (Special to The persis eerie) Something about the CHEN, N. jan. 7.—Conduc- Prestéens eae Lasko, of Trenton, N. J., tlal election of 1904 (all about i the sapped from his train as #t came to a|can be told in advance) will be foun@ ‘op just west of the signal tower here Rae: fell twenty-five feet down an em- in the 1902 World Almanac and Ba- It hear-'yankment to the tracks of the Lehigh | cyclopedia. ther tol vistiey [o-ice-jyo lila i A aca Lt Tooke Terr Treted ta Ce 188 wae barely missed him, © © © Well printed ant aivengta 1,000 Tup Bloch, Councilor " dy Rages ply of tow, the Aretic fishes are being er his surprizo he ted] The sustained a broken hip, many| tung s 0 0 Me ll aownieaioen © 00 co ok ate of -Risgala. political! esonommish | chy tured fer and all la cotne on to) ine wuniber of TORAWay tIArriiBee (nthe arestingn and’ prepecattone: ave |trcises’ andl wae’ (obecemliy/tipored! ane | Siattea. om War of the Future,’ well at the Aquarium, that have occurred there, become known now under way for a wedding reception. may not secover,