The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1902, Page 7

\ SNOW, RAIN AND COLD TO CURE CONSUMPTION. —o¢-o—_____—_ > TE ACTY IN ITSELF Yovelties for Gaster. Favors of every description. Novelties from Ger- many, Fggs, Rabbits, Roosters—all the Animals and Birds that were in Noah’s Ark Candy Store. Nellie Fitzsimmons Gaining Health and Weight Under Most Novel Treatment. until now she ts PM reased, until 6 (Special to The Evening World FIBHKILL LANDING, N. ¥., March 18.—There {5 a remarkable case at Mat- teawan—one that has excited the won der of Netiie Fitzsimmons’s friends for many days. Nellie ts the pretty eighteen-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Fitz simmons, of South street. 5 5 bee employed at the Matteawan State Hos- pital for Criminal Insane as a waitress) to the hospltal staf. She was taken il] Dee 19 with con sumption and began to lose flesh idly. From weighing 114 pounds, sne was reduced to pounds, and was cor- respondingly weak. Dr. J. W. Atwood, of noribed fresh-air the windor of bh open, no matter or stormy the weather. Ther she was placed on & couch and carried into the yard at the rear of her home, at firet remaining out from two to three hours, the ttme being PIGEONS CAN'T SEE BULLETS COMING 8,000 BIRDS TRAPPED FOR KANSAS CITY’S BIG SHOOT. her visit, and many have heard of the case visit Sout to see her. MARRIAGE PUT OFF, HE SOUGHT DEAT, HOAGLAND MAY DIE AS RE- SULT OF BULLET WOUND. h street He Is a Nephew of the Vice-Pr Wil Aa dent of the National Ex- Mere than 260 Wing Sh: alet at the Whole KE KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 1° Grand American Handicap tournament, which will be held In Kan gas Clty from March M7 to April 5, Huds Nat T! the onal Ive Broadway and Ch a telegram from Denver to-day inelu 4 suicide ther wive, will attract the greatest: number who shot him- of wing shots that ever participated in any shooting tournament, a Kbmer E. Shaner, manager of the Slate Amsociation, under whose the big event will be held Mr. Shaner arrived here to-day t and may die. cording to i. e why my Mr x nephew at- Bee aid Hoagland auspices @ame to arrange the details for the| cit event j The entry list already numbers 215. | sad Le @nd the entry Looks will open until next Saturday. Post en will be Tecelved until the first man has shot at bis last bird. Mr. Shaner stated that ‘be 18,000 birds trapped during t 7,80 of which will be used in the Most of the birds are Press despat H an h saya that indefinite postponem sponsible irrlage Was re- at sulclde. nephew seemed to be « confirmed bachelor, never had any affair in this city and he Is loath to belleve this statement. | TOOK THE HINT. Friends Told Him to Change His Food. | Once in a while on j friend and win a life-lon by a little food advice, the attempt for + | Hudson Hoagland says th there would | sand ow in indicap committee wil! here March 21. SAW PARADE AND nh serve a obligation This ts worth while. “Very thankful | was to a friend for his advice when he told © me about Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food — = at the Ume | was suffering. My stomach trouble originally came from neglect of colds which caused catarrh of the stomach, then followed misery from dyspepsia, headache, lors jot vitality and flesh i Last A ata triend in discussing Me my health said if 1 would change my LIFE HAD NO CHARMS FOR FRITZ MULLER. He Told His Landiady That a Used Trang — | food and take Grape-Nuts instead of ja other food or medicine for one je Death. !week he would guarantee that [ | would be greatly improved and feel like a new man. Fritz Muller, forty-five vears old, Been out of work for a long terday he went to see the St. Patrick’« ¢ thankful to him. In Day parade. When he returned to his, week's dime I | © heavy, boarding-house at > 26 Mast One! feeling in nt hausea Hundred and Twenty-se et he ceased and th nh of my general eald to his landlady, Mrs, William von, system had greatly improved Gretchen: I have stuck fast to Grape-Nuts. “I'm tlred of life. Now | welght nine pounds more and living?" jam ste ly improving. Grape-Nuts Then he went up to his room. Several) has a most exhilarating effect on the hours Inter Mra, Von Geetchen went up| system and makes one feel bright and to call him. She knocked on the door,jalive, as though they were well got no response and then opened it.| nourished as a healthy man should Miuller's dead body swung outward as | be. @he did #0 and struck her. “The price of Grape-Nuts is within Muller had gone to his room, taken the reach of all, but I consider it worth ‘ope he had about his trunk and hanged! its weight in gold.”—-John Haywooi, to the transoin of the doors, 3931 Aspen St., Philadelphia, Pa, i 0 positive that I concluded and, as 1 sald, 1 am ex- What's the fase oPEnE Ghese Spring Sales of Carpets, Rugs In the Book Store you'll find a choice line of Easter Cards and Booklets. Naturally, price is a strong inducement. Butstocksarejust as tempting. Therefore, we arereadyinevery for us. way for the biggest business the store ever had at the dawn of Spring. If you want a Rug, this is your opportunity. If you want a Carpet, here is your chance. for buying. If you need Matting, now is the time The Carpet stock was never more beautiful or variegated. You save ';, of Rugs. Speeral All-Wool Smyrna Rugs, size Ox12 ft., 9 different patterns, light and dark colorings, medallion and Oriental designs; never has any rug of same quality been offered for less than $17.50; we will sell 500 of this popular size, all-wool, reversible Smyrna Rugs Wednesday at Ti. 50 OUR ALL-WOOL SMYRNA RUG 6x9, value $16.50, 11.50 7.6410.6 tt., value $13.00. 8.75 az7, value $8.00, 6.65 ©x9 feet, value $9.00, 0.50 , value $5.50, 4.00 mea pemestivaicalesred 1.30 0x60 in., value $4.50, 3.00 Poppet all wool; made by stand) r6:64 in, value §3.00, 2.25 xi? ft., value $22.50, 17,50 21x48 tn., value $2.50, 1.75 7.0x10.0 {t., value §18.50, 13,50 18x36 in., value $1.50, 1.15 6x9 ft., value $12.00, 9.00 FRENCH WILTON RUGS, the very finest Wilton made, designs and colorings are 4x7 ft., value $5.50, 4.25. exact copies of the costly Oriental rugs 30x72 in., value $4.00, 2.95 | 9x12 ft, 50,00 3oxo3in., = 6.95 30x60 in., value $3.00, 1.95 %3510.6ft, 40.00 27xS4in 4.75 26x54 in., value $3.00, 1.45 4.6x7.0tt.. 17.50 18x36 in., value $1.25, 90° 9x12 AXMINSTER RUG, 21.25. 100 of this popular size rug in the very Lest quality (not the lower jtades oitentimes a!- vertised by others for more money), designs SMYRNA RUGS, heaviest quality made, all the newest 1002 Spring designs 10.612, value $45.00, 35.00 and colorings the very latest, pa‘lor effects, 9x15, value $45.00, 35.00 light ground, medailion centres, sitting and 0x12, value $24.50 22.50 dining room rugs, exact copies of fine Turk- r Eq ish rugs, a $25.50 rug to-mor- 9x9, value $20.50, 22,50 / ree aS 21,25 7.0x10.0, value $22.50, 18,50 (Third Foor LaceCurtains -Portieres Extra Good Values to Attract Crowds to the Upholstery Store. Irish Point Lace Curtains for $4.90! Think of that! Tapestry Portieres for $3.95. Some stores are asking as much as $6.50 for the sane kinds. And so the values run all through the upholstery store! Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Sofa Pillows, &c., marked at prices much less than usual. Never was there a better chance to secure pretty things to help refit the home for spring. IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS, richly ornamented 4. ID borders, novelty or scroll designs; value $7.50, 'o POINT D'ARABE LACE CURTAINS, 200 CURTAIN POLES, fluted white ezamel, 5 18, excellent value at our pres ject long, with silver trimmings, © oe price, $6.90; per pair, J. 75 50c. kind, 23 SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS, 20 styles, i= BRASS EXTENSION TUBES, half iuch in the very latest conceptions, = 2 8S diameter, with ball ends, 54 inches 10 . long; SOFA PILLOWS. bed $5.00; now 8 2Sc. value, NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 00 15. value re) S sopa PILLOWS, ax vou take them, filled Not the conventional wide, double thread weaves, $1.78; per pair, ORIENTAL TAPESTRY PORTIERES, the with finest silk ‘loss limp, flabuy affair, but a big, plump, well new rich novelty stripes, now 99 popular, valve ra 30, TOS sited cashion” Compare them! TAPESTRY PORTIERES, 300 pairs of hand- Size, 18 in. 20in. 22in. 2419. 2610 some Armures and Brocades; came to us at a = big price comcession, they ate cheap at each 25c, 8c, 45c. SS. 65¢. 95.00, $5.50 and $6.50; our price, per pair, IS vurow voops, to finish summer pil JAPANESE SCREENS. lows, 3 yds. of cord and 2 tig tas- 125 JAPANESE SCREENS, 4-fold, 00 inches **!8, each 2! igh, black cloth, gold embroid- ered, varue 33 2.95 WINDOW SHADES & FIXTURES. OPAQUE SHADES, 3x6 feet, mounted upou good ‘rollers, with fixtures complete, 15 each, 5 Pieces Best Linen Slip Covers. Includes 13 yards of best Belgian linen, with wool shrunk bind- ing. Our workmanship is unexcelled; price per t, 275 REAL HOLLAND SHADES, 36x72 inches, on guaranteed each, rollers, all colors, 25 Spring Wall Papers. New and Novel Effects. Ornate, showy, elaborate designs in heavy gilt and pronounced colors; also plain, simple, reposeful shades and delicate color blendings. Suitable for any room. Priced for any purse. BORDERS TO MATCH AT SAME PRICES. WALL PAPERS, many very pretty de- WALI PAPERS, strictly high-class produc signs an4 colorings, suitable for kitchens, tions from the test makers in this countr iss rooms, &c., dark colors as well a eep velvety reds, rich moasy greens, dark light and medium; the values ate &c. to 12c., tlues, browns, <ec.; for hall, diniag-room, per roll, © library of den, also an assortment of beau- tiful silk, satin and brocade effects for pa:- WALL PAPERS, for patlor, sitting-room, jo7, reception room, dfawing room ot bou dining -room, hall or chamber, handsome goir; the kind of goods exclusive stores designs, rich colorings, artistic ami novel charge fancy prices tor SOc. and 60c effects; the velues are 22¢. to 30c.; per roll,15 fer oll. our price is only, pet toll, OT. Hlouse/urnishings. ns in Wooden Ware, Enamel Ware, Brushes and Baskets. Make your work easier. So many handy things to save bother and trouble. WOODENWARE. GRAY STEEL ENAMEL WARE, WASHING | MACHINES, | lateat_ mate oie ee Euarantond to te otrictly fret str ot and dorable, rows y sitively po ends thaper 2. 7S TWA KETTLES, No A 75 CLOTHES BARS, made of hardwcod, TEA or COFFEE POTS, 2-qt. size 35 4 ft., Stold, 28 MILK or RICE BOILERS, 2-qt. sire. 55 CURTAIN STRETCHERS, our SAUCE PANS, with cover, yt nize, 48 special, 7S visu vans, 14 ats 52 CURTAIN STRETCHERS, 7x14, 1,00 BRUSHES. 8 SCRUB BRUSHES, full size, tampico, DUST BRUSHES, made of all bris finch size, INCH TURKEY TERS, BOOK SHELVES, made of hardwood, 4 ft. high, 4 ft. wide, with 5 shelvers 75 STEP LADDERS, made strong and durable, 4 ft. size, 3S 44 CHAIR, made of hard\ood, 75 FOLDING IRONING BOARDS and STANDS, 41-2 ft. long, 65 CUTTING OR DRESSMAKERS’ TABLES, made of hardwood, 3 inches long, with folding lege, Sc., OSc, and BD V2 STEP LADDERS, 5 ft., HARDWOOD KNIFE BOXES, ? com- 5 BISSELL'S CARPET SWEEP- INS, with enamelied handles, § 78 FEATHER “18 14- INCH FLOOR BROOM, with handle, 45 BROOMS, of geod quality corn, reg 18 COMBINATION STEP LADDER and partments, sold regulatly for 12c., ularly wold at J0c.; special BASKETS. CLOTHES BASKETS, made of strong willow, 20c., 30c. and 40 CLOTHES HAMPERS, in different shaper, with cover, at'ofe, ase, J, AD. LUNCH BASKETS; your choice of five different kinds; value from 20¢. to 10 MARKET BASKETS with covers), ‘neat? crt ‘ ROLLING PINS? with made of heavy willow, ‘, or more. And the same statement applies to the line Oil Cloths. Carpe ts For | | and Wfattings Witt Certainly Attract an Unusual Degree of Attention The Smyrna Rugs, the all-wool kinds, were made specially You can’t obtain Rugs like them anywhere else. The Mattings that we are showing are all new, Chinese and Japanese makes, and as hot weather isn’t such a far cry, it is safe to assume that the demand for these popular Mattings will be much larger than hitherto known in March. Of course, we have ail the standard grades of Linoleums and You are never disappointed as to variety of design and excellence of quality when you purchase here. Ale Rooms. Is ita single room? A whole flat or an entire flat ? Makes no difference how much you need. The Carpets are here—every kind. Bring your measurements with you. 00c. TAPESTRY CARPET, Very heavy quality 39, large range of new hotce designs to select from, many hall and stair patterns to match, to- morrow, 39 75¢. TAPESTRY CARPET, 48c Double extra quality, all standard makes; smalland large figures, suitable for pailer, library, dining-reom, chamber, halls 48 oF stairs; to-morrow. 90c. TAPESTRY CARPET, 59. The very test 10-wire carpet, rothing tet- ter in Tapestry Carpet to be had: new choice designs, with and without borders, hall and stair patterns to match, to mortow, 59 $1.25 WILTON VELVET S5c. Extra high pile, endless amount of choice designs t border to match; also hall patterns; to oS morrow, $1.05 SAVONNERIE AXMINSTER, 9Se. Well known for its rich effect, deep pile and exquisite colorings, 15 bright, new, choice designs to select from, with and without torders, to-merrow, 95 $2.25 ROYAL WILTON §1.25. The word Wilton tells quality, price lower than manutactorer’ ed and colorings very desirable { itting and din- ning rooms, hall and stairs; 1.25 select borders to match; to-mcrrow, Another Manufacturer’s Line. We snapped them up. The mak ‘er had used them to show his line for spring and was through with them. As beautiful, fresh and new as styles, only one of a kind. Chairs, Tables, Priced to suit YOU. SAMPLE COUCHES We have just made a’ deal by which we secured 25 more sample Couches, some with handsome frames of olden oak, others with beavy bullion tinge, made with best stecl tempered Springs, and covered with Rookwood velours, Belgian velvets and Cordu: roy, regula'ly sold at $14.00 to $19.50, spe- 10.00 cial for Wed- nesday, 300 DINING CHAIRS: golden oak polish finish { high back, brace arms, heavy tumed legs, apron front, cane seat, handsome- ly emtonsed, ant de- sign, comfortable and dura- ble; regular price $1.75 special for Wecnes- aay, IS HANDSOME DRESS- a tew CHIFFONIERS. GOLDEN OAK CHIFFON- TERS, extra tar, “e inches wide, highly polished, 4 large, deep drawers and 2 smal! top ets, brass) drop handles, prettily carved with — shaped} "= | plate mirror bes; actual value though just finished. Twenty-five Sideboards and Dressers which excel in desirability. ALL AT MONEY SAVING FIGURES. MASSIVE GOLDEN OAK EXTENSION TABLE, elegant design, 42x42 inch top, 5 Very heavy fluted legs; can be extended to 6 feet; construction and finish equal to any high-priced table; regular price 7.50 . $12.50; special for Wednesday, SIDEBOARD, gold- en oak, pol ab finish, stands'6 {t. 4 inches high, 4Sinches wide, excellent construc ton, 2 swell-front top drawers, one drawer lined tor sil Verware, ove large cA DEO nen dlaw ERS, golden oak, polish na pilv eget fintah, 42 inches wide, brass trimmings swell front, cast trass shaped double tap, trimmings, large ! rettily acy] deep drawers, double Her apelds top, with beautifully ES carved standard French mitten 13 bevel Plate mirror ia Tachea! reguls oval of pattern shape, » © 3 P= A oe 44x30 inches, regulal erate e 200m erected hfe 14.50 GOLDEN OAK DRESS- ER, excellent design, 40 inches wide, 3 large deep drawers, with brass drawer pulls, carved with French te mirror 18x 24 inches, regular price, $11 So special = for Weines | Z 75 day, Indispensable for Travellers. Go Gor made -Y business > or to a friend's? ing away ’ Seashore, mountains or Or is it merely o trip “home'’ od, stylish trunks? The best made ‘and plenty of them. | For instance there's the HARVARD |TRUNK ; stands all kinds of hard knocks, of the best materials, bound with J heaviest sole leather, sole leather corners, two sole leather straps, solid brass clamps, corners, endand side bolts; cloth lined and has two trays, conveniently arranged and very popular Winch 3 5 $$ inch 4 inch Stnch 40 90.00 31.50 33.00 STEAMER TRUNKs, same lity and ot 28 inch 30 18.00 19.00 20. 18 inch 23,00 24, CANVAS COVERED OIL PAINTED TRAVELLING TRUNKS, pw wood slats, three ster! bands around body, iton b ning, 12-nch strap hinges, bri packing compartment; si 30 ineb 7.00 7.35 7.70 sed excelsior locks and prices as tollc 3 inch 32 ineh 32 inch 34,50 36.50 39.00 as above 34 in Mtn 90 21.00 22.00 40 inch a2 00 25.00 cled with five hard- malleable iton clamps and bolts, nd iron bottom, tray woth hat bex and : 80 toch Minch 40 toch 8.05 8.40 8.75., From From CHINA. WMattings. JAPAN. Every piece imported since February First—-not a roll carried over from last season. All new designs and patterns. The pick of new 1902 makes bought at the native factories. All now here for your inspection. green 25 JAPANESE COVTON WARP, very heavy long straw, popular shades, blue, and ted; per 40 yard rolls, $9.00; per yard |APAN COTTON WARP, very test « ty, handsome carpet patterns, red, grees, Dige aud natural straw colors with beautiful ialaid Ggures, per 40 yard rolis, $10.00; 5) per yard, CHINA MATTINGS, all made from best select straws, favcy checks and stripes; price pet roll of 40 # $9.00 quality, $10.60 quality, $7.00; $8.00; per yas, SFC per yard, 20c per yard, 25e Linoleums and Oideloths. Prices are little enough to please the most caretul purse. Here is ample proof; OIL CLOTH. MLA Wt OIL CLOTH, standard makes, seats LINOLEUM, extra he which will wear, choice of our entire line, range of tile, parquet at SO patterns, in 4 different grades, 1, 'Y quality, large mosaic’ effects to choose from, 2 yds. wide 1sz, 2 and 24 yds. wide. A . 0c. quality, per square yard, “as 60¢. quality, per square yard, 39)| see.iauallty, gas ovuaze gad: Pry ‘7c. quality, per square yard, 49 ace. quality, per square yard, » 80c. quality, per square yard, 59 30c. quality, per square yard, 20 (Third Floor, Pront.) Slassware--China. Great Preparations Are Being Made for Easter. Fine Values for To-morrow. No cessation of interest in the price-making. No desistance im bargain-seeking, No interruption of countless purchases. No discontinuance of delight at the exceptional opportunities for replenishing the china Closet and restoring missing pieces. DINNER SETS. BEAUTIFUL CUT GLASSES. DINNER SETS, 100 pieces, the celebrated EIGHT - INCH “Maddock” porcelain, decorated in natural BOWLS, chi aatatin ae ony ee lined; regularly sold 6, 5 term, eularly DINNER SETS, 112 pieces, finest $5.00. FS, OO porcelain, underglared decoration, border Natron ‘AnD | feat: eeelarly onl at &. 50 ~ /CREAM SETS, | DINNER SETS, 100 finest chrysanthemum | porcelain, flow blue Oriental pat- ttern, extra) tern; sogelatty sold at i000, 11,90 ge size, regu-| DINNER SETS, 100 pieces larly sold trian china, complete service, tureea, at larre size platters, very hanteomnety, decor- $8.00, bre 50 ated in natural colors, every piece full rien fold lined; regularty cold at 16.50 regularly sold at 7,25 DINNER SETS 100 picces, Prenc . Sy TRAyE china, very handsomely decorated, coi very rich de- service, with largo 18-inch plat- . Tegularly sold at $9.00, 6. 50 2/, 00 ter, regularly sold at $25.00, WATER CARAFES, Large size, strawberry JARDINIERES AND UMBRELLA NAPPIES OR BON-BON DISHES, desiges, $2.03, and diamond patterns, regularly STANDS. told at $1.00, 2.00 : { JARDINIERES, finch stze, Jay OIL BOTTLES OR VINEGAR CRUETS, faised gold decorations, regularly Bo peas) American cut glass, deep rich cutting, cut St $1.06, 50 stopper_and sold at $3.50, JARDINIERES, finest white porcelain, handsomely decorated in floral designs natural colors, gold stippled, at less than one-half the regular prices. CH JARDINIERES, regularly ut peck, regularly 7. 75 TABLE GLASSWARE. THIN PLAIN WATER TUMBLERS, erular size, O0c. value, pet doren, ' SO SALTS at $2.00, PEPPERS AND SALTS, handseme design Si 3 , imitation of cut-glass; silver-piates S (hike i INIERES, regularly 25 tops, $2.75, . “INCH JARDINIERES, regular! WATER BOTTLE wold at 2 0 = 7 7. 75 0. | JARDINIERES, regu- 275 large size, decorated 5 regu latly sold at $1005, OS UMBRELLA STANDS, extra large size, tancy shape, elaberately decorated in matu- ral color#; gold stippled; regu- 4,25 . pattern, 2D. laity sold at 90.50, (Hien large size, new de 68, regularly 10 imitation of 10 uM HALF-GALLON JUOS. crystal glass. imitation of cut gla TABLE SETS , Butter EIGHT-INCH BOWLS, cut glass, Spring’s Newest Productions. Ge-Cast and Baby Carriage days. Sunshine os life acd health to the babics- fresh airatonic. We're + as many Go-Carts and Baby Carriages as Last > be stingy with the little ong. You'll be all the more proud { him im one of these nice, comfortable outing conveyances Beautifully designed PABY CARRIAGES, body of fine quality reed, nicely upholstered with bedford cord and p! roll top, best steel gearing, enamelled in green or maroc cuaranteed rubber tired wheels on cuticss axles, patent foot trake and pretty ruffled parasol, with green lin- ing on ‘adjustable tod. Special, 9.G0 Fifteen different reclining Go-Carts in above lot Tweoty-seven handsome designs of GO-CARTS an! BABY CARRIAGES, include all the newest effects in upholstery, & patent gea’ tes, ets.; all have rub! wh gainty parasols and some have lace covets. 15. 00 NY Special to-morrow, coat ¥ Fine Quality New York State Rartlete P. ears, fine spicy flavor, cored and in heavy st Quality Bahama Pineapples. yt grated, cored, free from eyes, natural tlavor y ayr apple is a great dy tor sore throat, try 20 it percam Wines and Lguors. USHER'S 0. V.G. SCOTCH WHIS- LAUBENHEIMER CALIFORNIA KEY, per bottle, 8S i RHINE WINE, pet doz., MANHATTAN | AND MARTINI ZINFANDEL CLARET, Fancy Maine Finest Quality Scckeyo Salmon Steaks, in flat cacs, blood red color, rich oti, fine texture a flavor; i $1.88 flat can, ‘Sugar Corn the best packed Sliced this s aly quantity limit to 24 cans to one customer, per doz, OSc., per c syrup; per dans $1 $1.05; mg Limited to 24 cans to ove custo mer. can, COCKTAILS, por OLD CASTLE PORT AND SHERRY, pet dottle, MONOGRAM RYE, fer gal. $3.00, pet case $10.00, per bottle, OLD CROW \ EY, per gal. $2.50, per case $7.00, per bottle, NON-FUSEL MALT Winskey, per bottle, DOPPEL GETREIDE KUMMEL, per bottle, 3.00 cholce old wine, peréoz.,’ So OO DOUBLE STOUT, per doz., 90 MUENCHENER BEER, Thomas / 50 . Brau, imported, per doz., 4,00 PORT OR SHERRY, 4 years old, 2.00 per gal, MARYLAND RYE WHISKEY, 65" gal.,