The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1902, Page 6

ae ae ‘TIE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1902. WOMEN FLOCK TOC ELL OF CRACK DRAGOONS PAY BACK TAXES MAS, CORTELYOU TO FORTY STATES YEAR FOR STEALING DIME. Poor Box Meets Gevere | | r hment. RSON OR BE SOLD OUT.) MANAGE PROPERTY GUESTS, | ee sense on ae MAGNETIC-HEALI .| / 1 sana rom om por | | Si —_— | | Seventycsixth’ atreet, ; a auth 'GROUT SAYS THAT $32,295,- JUSTICE DICKEY SAYS SHE IS ; | charles Blair, who gives his residence st Any Kind His Methods Caused Young/A DETACHMENT OF SCOTS 12208 (MANHATTAN CLUB'S REUNION |. aris tov wae today se to the EMF Disease,” Gays the Rev. Beatrice Kirkpatrick to Ap: | GREYS SUFFERS SEVERELY. 96618 STILL DUE CITY. Goatedi ead OF DEMOCRATS, remeron 2 4 a Bh eAnmstrong: Peston Nea Roce | aa Orders Sale of the Property Ag- Sister-in-Law of President's Sec- | Sana | sions — sessed in Order to retary Again in © ‘olet ter | Prominent Men from All Points | —_—_—e | een’ breil WHE Help Celebrate Wash- | 1, ocder to Introduce their novelties to ooo Tiioter | aie) ington’s Birthday. | ie fies ai my vital dome | may om imerica, Dain, An i ’ } ‘ ent i i | make the following exceptional offer: S « Court, Brooklyn, to-day declared Mra “a Caroline 1) Townsend Cortely Label [NR TRAM at | COUPON. . Fi eet : ved at eh f Ueen ine | given one of our of preity ce . ffielat Atantnt:| Paarabe ere intone orcas Me Aladdin Electric Gas Lighters. natin ie ‘ 1 “ ws and Biltote Hrown [Wil be used in” de REGULAR PRICE—ONE DOLLAR. Armstre wa Bi mother's home sf n police. Dr. Armstrong = me M “and I am suceseded wh: “Tae fact tha wt vital power, I fire was eighteen. lm bat T nev “Charged with vita MR, PARTRIDGE AS BLOCKADE REMOVER =~ PNEUMONIAL | Unless Promptiy Treate! Will Re- sult Fatally It Can Be CURED BY Dufly's Malt Whiskey. EARLY TRAINING OF COMMIS- SIONER HAS ITS VALUE. Many Hrooklynites Bless ihe Ex ecutive Ability of the Offcial CURED OF PNEUMONIA AL 67. Police the policeme nk ing how t start care ™ The Commi ff wae for Presiden: of the De Ko!) 4 8 , \ Razlroad C . take comm: all emergencies. Gates avenue and were crowded at ‘omissions Myr four several fer bro. trolley car Ma Eye Glasses Free mv: WY DAY THES Wire HBatterman Store Closed Saturday, Washington's Birthday, { H } Boys’ Top Coats for Spring. 3 An Early Sale Starting To-Morrow, 2.98 Tan Covert Cloth, two sha! front, lined with Italian cloth farm years. This identical style will sell season, t collars, fly atin, sizes 3 tos or 4,59 later in the February Sale of Furniture and Carpets Atfords Some Mighty Strong Bargains. Broadway, Brooklyn. material; special Friday at Boys’ $5.00 Kerse: brown and mode, Eoys’ $5.00 OV. materials; special Friday at. engune Attention. ion with those ing for day Specs Tet ara 1 nde v3 ipen a i rt-Payment Zila Ya Embroideries, Lac n. can pay in sh prices, ar al oods. @5, faney G Every one 5c large rwear. ire satis Corsets. 9e5, Corsets, Unde & Quit Room. We always try In Our Popular Cloak rawing power © bottom vie 135 1" 69c 6475 ras and ); Friday your g lenwths, made of extra fine q s $14.00; Friday n electric or m Friday Savings on Hosiery & Underwear nd Under rn are wel looked after t re. to our ea rests. Ack for these and k Two Lots of Plen's Clothing. Men's Suits and Men's Qvercoats. » FF 8. all sizes; 1 N erseys, cither long ats with all 4 $25.00 va 2 12,50 short Frida oats in all popal Serviegable Boys’ Clothing. You can provide the boys with th» most serviceable kind of Boys’ Clothing at un- ¢ lowest prices if you buy here, Our Boys! Clothing possesses the good The kind that give you satisfaction. sires 3 to 16 years, patent bind, ITS, Norfolk, Double-Breasted and Blouse styles, P COATS, 3 to 8 years, Early Millinery. At every turn among those first floor parterres of hat and trimming beau- ties there is something to surprise and delight you. And we have made some very little prices: Tucked Chiffon Hats, 9Sc. They cost more than that to make in most houses and are easily the greatest hat values of the season here. Only 250 oer tisk — black, white and iight blue; any one, — 95 SILK) AND VELVET ROSES.—Three to a pac- quet, and more than 700 bunches of them. The col- orings are beautiful, pink, old rose, light blue, white, etc., and the values excep- tional. Place a bunch of these roses on a Tucked found maybe half the mactas, tight and dark colorings. stiff ble silks will be found 5 , yf front and back. detached ; Chitfon Hat, add a few usual price: — Rea; hinted paicuicnne among them at less than prays of foliage, and vou (Catibre, percale ant fannsistte attached. some detached Sus, sizes half price: reg- ave q | ye Wrappe s sivall. sizes only, t 7h and 15; reg aco Havers Hatstltar will ceive a pses) eae 75 Wo ge ularly Scand 39 4g ady up to Easter. “y oF Ggured creponl (he nek $1: sttaeeeees $1.00 yd. and These roses have regularly ui isha” Gown, with $2 50 Boys Shitts—Fancy stift bosom, pete |” scvunte soldat 45c. per pacquet: 39 s 2 a jopenl front iam Fl | N a if be back, 3 wo LOM? Wenase' dhosoune : tai theaethaliw erelaoes eer annels, 1,500 yards of full §-inch Ribbons, Louisine weave, Roman stripe effects, just the thing for neck and waist dressing, vd... . 19 re F Women’s Neckwear. It's our annual clear up sale, but some of the very newest things get into the quickest of tne price rush. Every article is spick and span. they have over- flowed from the regular neckwear section (one of the largest in New York) to special tables in’ the aisles. 100 many varieties to name in detail. Sulin Frocks, ir So} s 10 19 45 all ies, were Silk Automobile ce and Embre over Collars, ere tees Real Venise La J 25 lars, were $2.08 .e00.04+ ° Russia Lace Bolero $2.50 “" $1.75 Dress Trimmings. About 2,000 vards Span- gle, Jet and Persian dress trimmings at less than one- Jackets, were $4.50. third value; regularly 55° $1.50 yd... Fire: Floor, Rear. Furniture Coverings and Upholstery And odd lots of Drapery Fabrics, Portieres, are in the “clean up” list. tinued patterns in Velours, Damasks, Tapestries, Reps, Armures and the like, per yard, at 50 There are odd pairs of Portieres, single Curtains, | odd Couch Covers, Lam- brequins and Mantel Scarfs, some showing slight signs of shop wear. About half prices. Taira Rear. 15) | 100 dozen Sheets | beds, 63x90, at mimittee to man- Bargains An overworked and much abused 114 most, popular sorts word is “Bargain,” knew it to hit the surprising values, and on just the things < you'll be wanting—odds and ends, short In lengths of 2 to8yards lengths, broken lots. Women’s Waists and Wrappers. Odd styles, broken sizes. All of good qualities and in good condition, but thev're lonely. It's a get- ting together of waifs and strays. Find among them what vou fancy and vou' ve Diessing Sacqu’s, Eiderdowns. Albatross § and $450 h flannels, + reduced $1.75 laffeta Shirt Waist hindsomely corded, regularly $5.00, Waists, Crepe de Ch several styles. $3.50 nd Peau de “$7.50 Shirt Waists, sizes 46, 48 and 50. RS! $1.50 »» $1.95 Corsets. Our own importation, but only a broken lot in sizes left. ed lots Corsets, sizes 18 to 26; pnt; value $2.95, e Corsets, in black and white Ribbon Corsets. in white, pink € satin; abo a line of Broches in broken sizes; all $5.00 lue at $7.3 anyon Fiat, Front apd § Blankets and Bed Spreads. Some slightly soiled, All good quality and at of jgreatly reduced prices, Blankets for single beds, pr Blankets for double beds, pr. Blankets for $2,25.ns $250 $3,,25.na $5,00 extra large eds, prasesnee 8By29 and $H, 25 Honeycomb Bed 90184 10 Spreads, full s ze... Mars Bed Spreads,full size. 500 Silkoline Comforters, medium weight, tufted, clean white 75 filling, full size......, Basement ‘Sheets & Pillow Slips | Of standard quality cotton, free from dressing and ready for use. Very special) 10 100 dozen Sheets full size 46 beds, 81x90, at 58 \prices. There are ends of discone | 56/¢?, {ore Pillow Slips, 45x for single beds, 54x90, at......cccceovees 100 dozen Sheets for 3-4 size 100 dozer Sheets for extra large beds, 90x99, at.....+ e000 Basement. Sixth Avenue, 19th and| $J ,50:n1$2, 75) Dress Goods. Short lengths of Col- ored and Black Dress | Goods, that have gathered from recent selling, may all go at trifling prices. Vhey are of the very best e@ for Friday ; and incluae— but see if you ever Albatross. Henrietta ae ih eilin: netia roadclot fact more exactly -- frum, Conts” Poplin iots, and Phid Suitings. Scotch Mixed Ch —in two lots, those selling at 50 to 85 cents and those selling at 85c. 25 4 50 an ’ Cc se pe Men’s Furnishings. (5 s1%o. Small lots, broken lines . and odds and ends have Cut Lengths of Silks. been marked down to — Season's accumulation of make them scatteron sight. short iengths of Silks— You'll wonder when vou Waist, Skirt and Dress see how much you may lengths, black and colored get for so little. silks of all weaves. Many Men's Shirts—Fancy percale and lengths of the most desira- Short lengths of many makes and colors. Some of the goods we have regu- larlyretailed at $1 per vard, and none were ever sold here before for less than 30c. Among them plain The kind that sold for 6s. to $1.00 te eee ceeees coerce 50 Men's and Boys t Shirts—Win- flannel; made vere 2 met flannel, mil fey collars, 50 ter WETE 7S c.n see Men's Palar yqat colored French flannels, ity Oaford fancy i . atime ite wacy embroidered French flan collar, selt | nels, printed French flan- 9 daced from: $ nels, Scotch shirting flan- 3 nels, eiderdown flannels i and white Saxony flannels, : 2 ail Men's Socks. heavy weight, durable y quality, fast black imported cotton. dou- yard Ble soles, heels and toes, $0 dozen only, se craic" 3 prs, 50 Remnants of Laces. 25¢. grade. | i We have put together Hosiery & Underwear 31; the short ieugths of Venis. Chantilly, Mar Lierre, Torchon. \ ciennes ribbed ” rhe soles and double knees, narrow or wide Laces and marked them at ribs, slzes 6 to 10 In; value from 25 fraction prices, per yard, 1 25 to $1.50. Boys’ and Girls’ Ho: eavy weight Remnanis of Colored fleece lined, black cotton, double knees: only a small quantity; reduced 25 Pleatings and Fancy |Rufilings, per yard... 25 | from 37¢. to $0¢., for | Ladies’ Hosiery; tine quality impo ted fast black lisle thread; plain and Riche liew or Rembrandt ribs; reduced 25) First Floor from 35¢., for ..... seeeeweees Ladies’ Vests, odds and ends of heavy weight Swiss and domestic ribbed me- | A Few Furs. rino, high necks, long sleeves, mostly : in size 4. some white, some nat 35 Average less than half rals, were 50c. to 8i¢ . regular prices. Ladies’ Vests, heavy weight, Swiss Persian Lamb Coats, full collar and ribbed, spun silk, white and colors, re f Chinchilla; yours fancy trimmed, high neck, some slightly at $69 Electric and Nearseal Coats, plain “th soiled, extra quality, were $1.50 95 and beaver trim: UES $25 "s Socks, fancy colored im lt » touble heels ar Ss, but all sizes: were J b BSCosvcesipesccwseess seseniesne idren's Hose, winter weights, for | Sand girlsfast black imported on full fashioned Ises,double be and $1.7Sseeeeeee Fit Floor. at.. | Embroideries. = “** Remnant Sale of Cam.- |lotat. bric, Nainsook and Swiss Edgings, Insertings, Band- and nal 10) “$1.50 Women's Jackets, &c. 1 to $ . Some that a manufac- Overs, yd., Firat Fisar, |turer had, the end of his stock. With them a few | Lining Remnants. Sui "sizes ef cus $5.50 Percalines, Nearsilk and own........... Sateens in black and colors. A handful of Evening Ww i 4 —length from 1 to 6 yards. may'yo at, $875 een paving fro ly tt . lined throug 12%4c.to30c.a yard, for 10 with sil, drop skirt, spec $1 Walking Skirts of Oxford terial, flounce effect, at... $5 are left of Misses’ Winter First Floor, Rear. | about 35, in tan and black Ky jot clo h, mostly $5 and 20th Streets. ahi ERO kr 16-year si ‘Third Fleor,