The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1902, Page 10

NEW WAR ON AR. BOARD. Assemblyman Fitzgerald) Directs More Bills at | Useless Commission. INTENDS GREAT REFORM Rothenberg 3 West 34th St. Money Promptly Retunded, ee for Girls and Misses. VALLES POSITIVELY RANGE FROM HALF MORE TO DOUBLE. eT re rermar ably New York's Fastest Growing 5! What a popular stor P 1 ses this Rot the secret here f » always offers that outclass and undersell anything el tollow ing specials t ! row Girls’ Fut pene Raglans, de ot heay tora th, with ful lar and reverse cuffs: handsom tail 14; have been about town at $5.00 cach: special here at ale SES’ BROADCLOTH es TS, with full Creates a Single-Headed Commis- | sion with Ample Powers to Enforce Its Orders. “MISSE s’ ie RING SK R1 rs bills abolishing ¢ mission ready for Tueeda The Assembiyma 5 i h h garnet or ch t la I have black silk e Therew a bette opportunity t Full E ngtish Box Reefers « lectr garnet retand talt it your bo addition create a mestic astrakhin You can say thorized to recommend raiiroads of the Sis provements or ald bills will the authority manuta Boys’ Regular Boys Regular asc. Cars} a feup) hems. paten! band LM; special tounorrow at \ The Famous Liberty Shoes jor Women, 4 WITH OTHER ATTRACTIVE SPECIALS. styles in Patent | eather, Enamel I. 98 % 1.25 SPECIAL “CLEARING. Liberty Shoes for Women Forty cloth tops, kid tops and all 1.49 $250 and $3.00 values for women broken Leather, Hox Calf, Vict Kid and Congola Kid; styles of toes and heels; welted and flexible soles. $3.50 Liberty Shoes at. . . . Boys’ Satin Calf Lace Shoes. heels, 1215 Boys “Iron Bouna’’ Shoes, !ce!s, 12 !o 515 ‘Children's Kidskin. lice 0 y spe ut, 1.00 heels, 11 to 2, at $1.25, a By fs) Children’s Patent Leathe: or lace, 11 to 2, at $1.39, 5% pripsuce Fitsgeraia Mr. Fitegerald made the following | statement this morning “The recent tunnel disaster near New | Tork City has called the at of the people of this State mor to the importance of re Raliroad Commission. 1 demonstrated that at a crit there ts no State bureau that she more efficient than the Ratir mission. 1 think it is gene that the commission as it | constructed and hampered laws Is of little use to the State The | Hs will | Your choice ot the superb sizes, but unquestionable styles and qualities ‘LL SO pairs $2.50 and $5.0) Shoes Sead {e Kid, Russet, Patent Leathe: Skin, button and laced; also Oxte {* LONDON MARKET STEADY. | Al american Securities Increase in and Price. Ay was moder ne Arm commission ought to go My propose « railroad commis! be a State commission ¢ vision of railroads and m sion second. The State will yay the sal. | aries of the commission | propose “Gov. Odell annou y that he would not appoin road Commissioner geome time Commins! over under the law of Asmoriny aan M eres iy told that legisiat Seen would probably what the sentiment was Proposition to legislate th mission out of office Meyer Jonasson & Co. | To-morrow, (Saturday), will close out all their Winter Neckwear at unusual reductions: $2.00 to $3.00 values, at 75 $1.50 values, at 50° | | 75e. and $1.00 values, at 25¢ | | ACI SHOWN | hierniana Silk Scarfs at about quarter prices. IN STOCK MARKET. The accumulation of the season's business of Flannel Waists, $1.90 $2.90 $3.90 BROADWAY AND 12TH ST. AAR Stern Brothers Are Displaying es s Spring Neckwear YERKES SETBACK IN LONDON DEAL. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY NOT TRADING WELL DISTRIBUTED IN HIS COMBINATION. THROUGHOUT THE LIST. Large Transactions at the Start tn * aspociates ax the District Railwa Of the directors’ stateme Advance Styles in 05° « 71.45) toitin, 48°, 75, 05) West Twenty-thira Street The Cotton Market The local vo market to-day, ives point lower a were \ those of The mark and featu The oper offered; Feb SHIPPING NEWS. | rOnT OF SEW YORK, _ 10 THE ‘WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, Tomake Saturday very interest- ing for big folks and little. Of course, the whole store is interesting all the time; but in these reception days,when so many new friends are coming to the new store, we try to hold up very special house- warming and goods-welcoming features. BOYS’ WASH SUITS. We have taken the entire sample line and sur- plus stock of one of the best makers of juvenile suits in America. Do you know what that means? You are to get imported CHAMBRAY, MADRAS, PIQUE, LINEN, BASKET WEAVES At about half prices! Natty suits, spick and span suits, suits that will make the little fellows happy as Christmas time. very color guar- anteed fast. Russian blouse effect. GALAIEA with lanyard and whistles to please the little fellows; long A collars and silk-embroidered shield: There are at least 1 ct patterns— in sailor and other new and desirable styles; sizes deat ames ves 95c,, $1.50 1 $2.50 Boys’ Military Overcoats, with bras s buttons—tor little soldiers 1g@s 3 10.6 yeatSseoscoocssezscciucroersss $2.50 Boys’ Sailor, Russian Blouse and Two-piece Double-Breasted Suits; would he and $6.°0 if'a full line, but with only small i tran Ue Blyearteres (erecesreeetee a es $3.50 Sa Ke . with patent waistband; collars * 25e. + 35c. MEN'S COLORED SHIRTS. It has been a week of busy selling in the Shirt Store. Now comes a clean-out of 750 dozen Men's Colored Shirts, beginning Saturday morn- ing: Stitt bosom and pla tront Neglig: They are mad mestic Madras c French and domestic. me ot the take from our reserve stock Negliges are Oxte rds. Colorings ai 1 from $1.75, 65 are good. The shirts are madeafter $ $1.25 and $1.00 our own pattern, Ppertect in tits] Pisse: rises MEN'S HALF HOSE. Here are manufacturers’ samples of the tinest grades of French and German made fancy Half Hose, Lisle Threads, with vertical embroidered and jacquard silk stripes and figures, open lace effects, &c. An exceptional chance to get 49 the best at little cost. Per pair.......... MEN'S NECKWEAR. Some of the tirst tlutterings are in dainty lines that include heavy pure silk Scotch plaids in ten different clans, made by Welch, Margetson & Co., London; 2-inch straight four-in-hands, lined with heavy satin and graduated reversible string Ties. os 45 Tiesecevee 35c.,1:,$4.00 First Floor WHEN YOU THINK OF GLOVES we want you to think of this store. There’s a glove gathering here that deserves to be thought of by every glove wearer—woman, man or child —who cares to get the best possible for the ality perc ar SOc. and ted = mostly allare hand tinished through out Se mostly warranted Fourgin-hands...... money. The FIDELIA is the standard of glove excellence. Let one special tell the rest of the story: Women’s 2-clasp real Mocha ( E SS-SE E-FSS SHOE S FOR WOMEN, Made on the most approved lasts from the very best leather, they are the equal of any $5.00 Shoe. Here are 40 stvles—all built on graceful lines and to really fit the feet. They come in patent and enamel leather, glace kid, black Russia and chrome calfskin. The Ties and Slippers for evening and dress occasions are made on very hand- $3, 50 some models. One price............ Yes, there are Misses’, Children’s and Boys’ Shoes, too; ail serviceably made, shaped as should be to give the tender feet a chance, and sold at attractive prices. Second Floor, OPPENHEIM. CLUNSs @ Agents for THE FAMOUS SHOE FOR WOMEN. This famous Shoe—patterned on distinct lines— different from other shoes—has jumped into popu- lar favor with fashionable dressers. It is the equal of any $5.00 shoe, Price for any style Boot, $3. BROADWAY AND 21ST ST. YOU CAN QUICKLY FIND SOME- oody to buy your camera or «odak if you advertise it in a the Sunday World, You Living in the DYNAMITE ZONE? Startling Facts of Vital Inter- est to Every New Yorker. MANHATTAN ISLAND A VAST DYNAMITE- MAGAZINE! Movster Air — Ship that may FLY OVER. NEW YORK Wonderful Plans of Santos Dumont, the Daring Aeronaat, Who |S Gomaeues rence with] His Great Machines, Given ‘ Exclusively to the Sunday World. King's Son Who Spent $50,000.00 Seeing New York, And Owes It All. Rainbow Career of the Young Prince of Korea, Now in pawn in Washington after Accumulating Experience and 87 Suits of Clothes. Original SPOTLESS TOWN” Discovery of a Quaint Village Even Cleaner than the Fam- ous Town Sung by the Poet. F Y SILAGE PEOPLE. A Novel Departure from the” usual Run of “Comics,” with a Hearty Laugh In Every Story Double Page — in Colors