The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1902, Page 6

ee THE WORLD: TUESDAY Soe eae JANUARY 7, 1902. ! Absolute » Every Pleo of Furniture PARTRIDGE ACTS NEWSGIRLS, FOR WIFE’S AS POLICE JUDG, © TEARS, SPARE POLIC SOMMISSIONER PRESIDES AT Winnie and Sadie Aeenl TRIALS IN BROOKLYN. Were About to Com- _ plain of Rudeness to Col. Partridge When Mrs. Cavanagh's Plea Saved Husband EMAN. | Manners Greatly Different from Devery's, but He Shows He Means Husiness “CAPT. TITUS’ S FINE RECORD > _ SAVED OFFICE FOR HIM. as ‘as Chiet of Col. Retained Detectives by sioner very deliteratel ut aBeacyic i cant i Partridge Because of , bo ing 1 want t Long List of Arrests |. he f vat th + atouit . , Fuel iny 1 +} and Services—Merit » they do no: F trouble. | the Touchstone to | Promotion in Police | Circles Now. pense with rour serv ‘ aT “ ¥ “How much policeman “Do the best you ariet awit] * mong tiose of the | trouble you, If you dismissed It is tunate va | Wiel that your record is pres! | Mayor Gives It with Pree BOOTER TRIES 0 POLICE CAPTAINS a STOP FIRE ENGINE. INITIAL LECTURE, HEROIC DOG MISTAKES THEM. ALL LAWS MUST BE STRICTLY | FOR RUNAWAYS. ENFORCED. LOW’S MILITARY SALUTE. frien ne CRUSADE AGAINST , PATERSON GRAND JURY MUST | TAKE ACTION. This However, Her Vatog Ure Only Made Croutle THE She Was pragaed On A oI IE sD MR. LOW GIVING SALUTE OF “HEALERS” WAR. ‘ SEVEN HORSES KILLED. ; eee 1 Haplont hon bn Starts « Fire in m Stable vet FRANK FOR WAS. M’KINLEY. te the & moly Committee Bearings, POOL ROGMS BE6Us) ALBANY FORESEES RENEWAL % bs does not tt #Batterma Furniture Specials for 1902 Only a few of the great. induce- ments offered in the Furniture De} | Al NEW Goods, latest { linshes. Prices. posi- tively the lowest: prospective purchasers are iy vited to cell and examine our immen e Stock be- fore buying. It will pey you, | Youth ’s Bed Curly Birch. | } ' } H parment. | styles and H } { 4 ‘ Disposal of Our Entire Must Be Stock of Furniture, Sold at Once. ¢Kocnu s« Co. 125th Street, West. Closing Out Sale of Furniture Our otherfDepartments require morefroom—the enormous increase of business makes more selling space imperative— hence we have decided to dispcse of our entire stock (Brass and Enamelled Beds and Bedding excepted), amounting to 4.50 Dining Table. one to tilt Reed Rocker Kegular | frat ' German “Rush Furniture and m a Chars, u. BATTERMAN i } |) Broadway, B’klyn ——_————————— WANTS 62 HEADS _ CUT OFF AT ONCE. hnewovilie ASKED FOR BY | COMMISSIONER REDFIELD. Hrookiye Rerongh Peest- Tam. many Emplosees. oe | FOR SUNDAY OPENING. 1 buy printer's ink | and all World Wants ‘mply. eels 1 with land al °85,000"FineF urniture At a Positive Saving to You of 50 Per Cent. In many instances 75 per cent. on prices prevailing elsewhere. Only new, reliable, well made and tinished sorts here—not the shopworn and thrown together kinds. This entire collection was made to our special order; every article bears our guarantee and must ve sold within two weeks; co Necks early comers get the pick. 125th Street West fhe Henan frre The January Carpet Sale Today One of the Year's Greatest Economy Times for Housekeepers Carpets are staple, and secure in their values. Their necessity is absolute. The manufacture of Between Lenox & Seventh Avenues. high-grade Carpets is confined to a few mills. The production is conservative and careful. No \I conditions exist to produce under-priced offerings—except as they appear in our own stocks. Thus this Annual Sale has come to be notable in the year’s housekeeping economy. Today \f we offer Over 30,000 Yards at 25 to 60 Per Cent. Under-Price They are the single rolls, helt rolls, and short pieces, picked out of all the lines in our stocks— Axminsters, Moguettes, Velvets, Wilton Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, and Ingrains. The /ength of the piece makes the price. There are no other defects in the carpets. All are of the high standard quality of our regular stock, And in the current patterns, made for the Present season’s selling. The variety is so broad that all tastes and decorative schemes can be met in most satistying manner. This suggestion of the new prices: Best Grade of Axminsters, worth $1.65; now SI and $1.25 a yard Mogueties and Velvets, worth £1; now 60c and 75¢ a yard. Wilton Velvets, worth $1.40: now 85¢ and 95¢ a yard Fody Frussels, worth $1.25 and $1.40; now $5¢ and SI a Ingrains—Agra Carpets, worth 85c; now 60c a yard. Ingrains—-Extra Supers, all wool, worth 65¢; now 40c @ yard There is also, in this o R, alot of Made-up Carpet Rugs, ie third less than usual cov of goods Tapestry Brussels, highest grade, worth 85c., ew 30¢ and yard, Also fitteen hundred samples, in all grades, 1 and 13% yards Tapes ty Brussels, another grade, worth 65c.; now 40c and Jong. bound on the ends; prices from 25c to’ $1.50 50c a yard. each according to length and quality. _ Such oftsrings suggest prompt action, and wise buyers will bring sizes of rooms, cH save time —., JOHN WANAMAKE ot Formerly A.T. Stewart & Co. MA MRS, SMITH IS SO. | NICE TO BURGLARS! Locks HERSELF IN ROOM AND LETS “’EM BURGLE.” Ade Show laa by Ranaack- jonable Brooklyn poate, a Ave, Sth & 10th Sts. | guage Tuley Decides in Favor of Hinois Manufacturers’ Ase'n 7 Judge Duley on in the cane rors’ Associa- against (he the United States =a ih commonly spleen of neutralts. from’ the SHORE ROOSEVELT," For full terms of the Nicaragua Canal Treaty, See page 157 of the 311902 World Almanac, FOR THE HOME. » # THE BOOK S Bt OMe haa FoR’ THE OFFICE. « « » race 25 Cemts, newsoedtens use as A publ Sent by Mail to Any Address for 35 ci te. yn it was bound to give telephone Kech 25-cent_ mail order for the World Almanac includes a thre, ths’ mubscription 80 the : aoataip. World Newmpaper Magazine. ‘Une sample copy of the Monthly World will bo eens at the rate fixed by the ordi-' Moat) Worl Xewmioe yy tention they Ww th s a)