The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1902, Page 5

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 5, 1902, _ é JACK FROST MUST A Dozen Photos for 1,50. THE BIG STORE 8 BE A GOURMAND, |... ime, Mteteereen, Saliery on the seventh floor makes e@lel , Improved Sewing Machines. rs Bete VICTORY SEWING MACHINE mptovement on tte New Fome I h tving it “\" CITY IN ITSELF < ess apjerance of a table whea SOOPER a. Sg pena ae One dozen HALF CABINETS, mounted on large mantello cards, excellent /, 50 value at $2.00; special for thie week, . TF. HE ee MOR buREKe. Maid in attendance. Also flowers and ae eres a spets eos Sol Ge MEET MEAT THE FounTale jas Gi ire Ue. === 130 Yew Styles cf “Foot Would’ Shoes. A Spring Announcement Gxtraordinary. The “Foot Mould” is absolutely the best Shoe ever offered the American public at $3.00. No specialty shoe on the market, no matter what its price is, can equal it in any essential feature of style, beauty and durability. The “Foot Mould” is a shoe a man or woman will buy and wear with the greatest possible satisfaction, for it represents the acme of shoe perfection. These shoes are in great demand. Thousands of pairs are sold every week. For three years we have been featuring «F "Shi thous. © \_ Spectral Bargains at nickel trimming bosred w y eed for S years. Instru For Instance, You Can Get Guinea Hens at 8) a Dainties 1 The ‘*Foot Mould" Shoe for Women is a m¢ ent inn ee of popular few weeks. It has already achieved a remarkable The ‘*Foot Mould'’ Shoe can only be pu sed at the Sieg Svecal Bargains for for Wen & Boys. specially designed lasts, from the best leathers and by the most highly skil Women and Wises. In the ‘Foot Mould'' Shoes made of Ideal Patent Kid you obtai the most delightful character. Ideal Patent Kid is the most expensi 1 t, d is { a k as ) As good- FA guaranteed patent leather. We guarantee it unhesitatingly. We use this f . r in bo! ne an yomen Women Ss wearing ad i‘ ‘Foot Mould’’ Shoes. e Shoes a /\\ Every pair of ‘‘Foot Mould’’ Shoes indicates the best possible workmanship, and is distinguished tor its brilliance, beauty Shoes at most rgu and exceptional durability. Every pair has oak soles lar $2.00 shoes. Several different styles of best talent to make them what they are to-lay th — ~a\\ e\\ In the Bargain Sections of the Shoe Store we offer some par- ticularly good values to- morrow. It ought to be a great day for the Shoe Ss The Spring styles are about the finest specimens of up-to-date footwear ever seen, toe and heel; patent leather and kid shoes of tore. and certainly merit the quick attention of every friend of high-grade «hues and Oxtord ties. All sizes. x Calf, Goodyear welt “ “ y Men's Z, IO aslesseviellkld (Goea year Foot Mould” Foot Mould’? Shoes for Men. Women's wiace welt soles; vici kid, single hi ‘ c- Shoes at *° Shoes for Women, Patent Leathers S aud thie soles; patent leathers in Patent Legthers, Ideal Kid, ~ Shoes at fore we several styles; all made from perfect models. Few shoes at 2.50 are any better. > An odd lot made up of a few Men's 7 J Oo pairs of a kind, including a e large assortment of styles and Shoes at makes. Each pair is a good bargain, and it is well worth the trouble of an examination to | find something to suit at such a low price. B. ry In plain and box calf, single and oys double soles, good $2.00 values; e all sizes up to 5 1-2 for young men; clear them out to make way for spring stocks; are regular $2.50 value; excellent for March weather; many are box calf laces, various styles, , About 400 Women's 7 DO vii: st e excellent wearable shoes. Reg- Shoes at ular $2.00 to $1.00 values; suf- ficient variety in make and style to interest purchasers. Only Ideal Kid, c Vici Kid, MAS) With Velour Calf, Velour Call, Box Calf, Enameled Leather, Bence Oxfords | Enamelied Leather, and Boots - Also Colonials, POC In all styles in Oxfords and Boots of Toes and Heels Light or heavy weights, SMUGGLERS CRY "STOP THE: ARE TRYING TO HOODWINK CUSTOMS OFFICERS. pes hea auilevealiviwe arent) a ee every eecaason: CAL EO SE CUICECL: 3 or 4 pairs of akind. Come early to secure YOUR SIZE. sl wer Beers iene sreat- Shoes, unexampled values in this lot. 3. 00 * en. - Boys’ Satin calf, stout soles, good wearing, | ALL “FOOT MOULD”? SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN, per pair, ° Misses I S per aenare aerate IS and some larger ‘sizes. These shoes > : SA ¢ regular values $1.50 and $2.00; WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ RUBBERS, regular 50c. qualities, per pair, oes a enough variety in this lot to make ©. Main Floor.) Shoes ae are first-class bar, ins. Store, Main F it’ interesting for shoppers. Women’s 1902 Waists THE WORLD’S MOST FAMOUS WAIST STORE. The wit of Paris, the genius of the Empire “~~ City, illumine this masterly assembly of 1902 | Styles. Thousands of New Silk Waists. Thousands of New Flannel Waists. Thousands of New Albatross Waists. Thousands of New Lawn Waists. Thousands of New Wash Waists. AND SPECIAL THURSDAY: ee )7A Fine ° . ..| Exposition of Tewest Spring Skirts. | \ The woman with whom fashion- ableness of material and correct- tp ness of fit are features of first importance will find this choice k assembly of new styles the \ realization of her best ideals. Styles are delightfully varied, “indicating with refreshing tone and cleverness all the latest models and designs, \ modified or elaborated Spectral Purchase & Sale. We offer to-morrow the en- tire balance of stock of the best known maker of Waistcoats in the United States. These Waistcoats were purchased at a fraction of their cost to DEATH OF WOMAN ‘\._ to comply with the de- make, and are priced for sale just as extraordinarily. Flannel Waletatet Roa X > mands and requiremezts ‘ 2 SS Ate... eee eee es. ; MAY BE MURDER, >’ of the” ever-increasing On Sate Go0-Worrow tn @ Sroups. eee wets aes vet teeeeee » LIS 2 a business of the largest MEN’S WAISTCOATS for every AT ines awn aists at........ APOC: 1.25) pecasion. To be von ai prance y 50 2 501 woman : Albert, Cutaway or Sack Coats. so A A EN’ 6 Golf and panestian Waistcoats. 4 NEWEST Sclk and Cloth Sarments Single and double breasted in various ) 3. 50, 4, 50 FOR ALL UCCASIONS e '»s Fe . and most popular Skirt Section in the world. We are now showing in a broad variety of attractive prices SKIRTS of Silk, interwoven with networks of filmy laces. COMPANION HELD TO AWAIT! AN AUTOPSY. Bruises Found on Body of Woman | SKIRTS of Cloth; draped, shaped and orna- shapes. A hi i i i AAP SSA j cad indivi gh-class representation, including all the most Dee twas ered peered folsuit many! varied individual) tastes\and Suse What Fastidéous Dressers Most Desire. popular styles demanded by social exactions of Mla de- = k ; Ah his brilli ion of Spring and S fancies are scription. Likewise choice assortments of women’s Tailor SKIRTS of Etamine and Veilings; soft and clas- Epp uantGeraes and Franch Veaesitit Velour, Silk Bizarre, Waipcord, Satin pate Suits and beautiful costumes. sically clingy; graceful in sweep and bearing every d Cashmere in Tan, Java, Ecru, Steel, Silver and other fashionable shades. < evidence of masterly workmanship. Ha HOPI R A HAUCEEIN CS PRICES ARE PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE. More than 100 fancy patterns; all exclusive. 4 wasn epee — SKIRTS of Net or Lace; airy, dainty, dressy ef- WERE WE ALLOWED TO MENTION fects, with a profusion of ruffles, plgitinge and THE NAME OF THE MAKERS, NOT A Petticoats and Wight Gowns. WAISTCOAT WOULD BE LEFT THURSDAY EVENING TO TELL OF THE SALE. The label of the makers is on every Waistcoat. The product of this house is represented by ex- clusive clothiers and furnishers in the Uni- ted States, and is known to every fash- ionable dresser. Fancy Waistcoats will be worn more than ruchings. Also a most complete assortment of Pedestrian, Golf and Outdoor Skirts. Equal in workmanship to the finest examples of modern tailoring. SPECIALS IN MADE-UPGARMENTS. From the dainty, stylish, prettily de- signed and excellently made-up articles shown in the Women’s Garment Store the following are selected to demonstrate Thursday’s bargains: NIGHT GOWNS 150 only), WASH PETTICOATS, gray good muslin, empire style, and white striped ginghams, torchon lace shield and col 1 lar, ribbon bow. beautifully ‘“// umbrella flounce with made and very at _ rum@e, all the little details nt ¥ Bargains in Satin Stripe Wrappers. Aprons. All Well-Made Garments. Pretty, well made, carefully FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS; ‘‘end-of-|S¢Wed, serviceable and con- the-season"’ bargains, balonce of theyVeNient. Excellent value. various stocks which have had such won- HITE: ee RERONS: 109 dozen, derful successes, selling at $1.60 and{width, weil made a eeenenenyy full any bruises me ve sustained MOTHER AND GIRL BREA QUARANTINE HOLYOKE SMALL-POX "| finished. his s y and t » ! retully $1.50 each. Toclose them all A really pretty apron, regular ever this spring a annot be dupli carefully attended out we place them in one lot; Fey 4) selling price never less than 2 summer. cated when these 9 to in the making; 4. each, SPECIAL, CISPEOAL een eer 75e pesca ea are gone; special, special, Second Finer, Ce Sounds Riawks* Contre y Second Pleor, Proat.) Cut Slass and Chinaware Sales tn Full Swing. These are days of great and increasing interest in the Cut Glass and Chinaware Sections of The Big Store. The Basement was never more brilliant—never more alluring! You can buy Glassware and China now and here for less than you ever paid before in March. The Siegel Cooper Co. sale is conspicuous tor oie 1--Beauty and richness of designs. 2--High character of the qualities. 3--Enormous range of assortments. 4--Conspicuous lowness of prices. TIENTS ABROAD. Only Senntily Clad and Likely to a Home folks, proprietors of hotels, restaurants, boarding-houses, seaside and rural resorts will find this an occasion bright with golden opportunities. n Pa a f wine Cxquisite Cut Glass. Dinner Sets. TABLE GLASSWARE. Sardintsres and Umbrella Stands. RICH AMERICAN CUT GLASS, all hand polished: a EINCHIBOWDlealtatien'ef-eut class! opecian . ae = pcp hdl ae lias SINCH. BOWL, CHRYSANTHEMUM PATTERN, tegulariy DINNER SETBLAT. 69:50),Yaluei $10190) Celebated... Maddock!” poscel INCH BOWL, imitation of cut glass) special, 10 : sted ee HOLYOKE, Mass, Mar The ¢ t $5.00; special, hardsomel pated in natural colors, every piece gold lined, comple: OIL OR VINEGAR BOTTLE Re IO raised gold decorations cape of Mra t ro an SUGAR AND CREA Chrysanthemum pattern, extra large DINNER SETS AT $9.50, te : we sold at $1.00; ee ea size; regularly so! ; special, Dinner Set, 103 pieces, Sour + Platte! JALF-G N JUG, crystal nol s — FINE ENGLISN PORCELAIN DINNER SETS, $14.50; formerty $21.00; very uiitation of cut glass, spect ral colors, / gold! stippled, avieey handsomely decorated, every piece gold lined; O different decerations to elect y Cc e E . | from) alt’ “open stock"? pattern Uf n 4 be SIZE JARDINIERE; regularly sold at $2.00; Tey, Teh costa FINE AUSTRIAN CHINA DINNER SETS, at $12.00, value $19.00, 100 pieces «seellancous China. speci SAL ° 90 Mery 4 tele at $5.90 handsomely decorated in natural colors. d Saucers, French Limoges Chinw, ¥ andsomely = . veal . a W special,” ae} AT $19.00, REGULARLY SOLD AT. $25.00; French Li see Ove reat * DO TINCH-SIZE JARDINIERE; regularly sold at $2.75; 7 25 Ga eOnT LE OR VINE- Plccess lavas neh platter, jreat variety of decoratioee a ft ~ special, 2 BORE Suna ee Ane Pt Sareea ce bel Ras ryt re enea : 2S “INCH SIZE JARDINIERE; regularly sold at $4.00; 7 75 AT $35.00; REGULARLY SOLD AT $45.00; French Limoges china y of all sizes, Ene, t os ated with ua. Special, "$3 F— piece heavily gold stippled; richly decorated; hew shapes, extra lar ce platter oration; regulatiy » t1 7 10-iNCH-SIZE JARDINIERE; regularly sold at $6.00; 2765 ° it chal, A AT $2¥.00; REGULARLY SOLD AT $40.00; Theotore Havilani!s Fre CUPS AND SAUCERS, ex WATER ‘ARAFE, large china, rich’ pink ani celicate blue spray decorations, handles all coin go handsomely deecrated; re berry and Dia- stippled, These ate also ‘*cpen stock ' patterns reelain, vet gy special ak i! LA STANDS, large size, decorated with rich 4.25 j regularly BAKERS OR OPEN ¥ s: regularl i 5; special, PH arty aes eet TABLE GLASSWARE. pane IS tions; regularly sold at special speed, ¢ THIN PLAIN WATER TUMBLERS, regular size; value 0c. per dozen. 10 COVERED VEGETABLE DISHES, regularly sold at $14 MBRELLA STANDS, extra large size, fancy shape, elaborately Henn Galen ts EsaRece poe, special, 50 decorated in natural colors, gold stippled; regularly 4.2% ENGRAVED OR CUT TUMBLERS with one initial free of charge, at. FRUITS OR ICE-CREAM SAUCERS, fine chins, realy decoratet, teg- + sold at $2.50; special, 50 / pst per dozen, ularly soi at 1S¢,; special, , at 86. 50