The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1902, Page 7

/ N.Y. A. C. MEN BACK POOL CHAMPION WITH $75,000, Give Big Odds on Douglass Against Batterson but Win $25,000. <j DOUGLAS mMYAC h was for by ve mat Walter G. Douglas has retained pool championship of the New Athletic Club by defeating Batterson in a contest of The backer ham- a from $20,000 t to three Dr. the York James B. two times the tournan won Batterson result of the ent in! Dr. | onsh h was Mr. rson believed that ad he de ig ar by with t him hat he could A match w he banquet was Douglas laye rap dand was pa table * game hoi Jlotls Club He rows Ler POO amd bow Lends Most of the Time. | HELD PRISORER FOR ~ YEARS BY BUSHMEN DURING GILL’S “ABSENCE HIS, WIFE HAS mabe Eo AGAIN. GOUPEN BROWN. he Color Sosght in Cof ez. erson has been shown 2 food or drink can well it Is a thing forg ‘killer” for many peo- course, when left off, th will probably regain a degree th without any outside help when Postum Food Coffee ts False Me- return to he 1 fs much mo. | for Postum is a distinet and w fined health builder with a [coffee flavor and a beautiful She Was Decelved by port of His Death in deen ) brown color that changes to golden brown when cream is added F Holst Hi nt rs ago, when | was I drst heard o Woen Mr Gt ft Brook pected to be in Australia three or Postum Cereal Coffee and put it to a years, and he left his wife and cw) | careful test. sons at his home, N } 1 had been aMicted for years with hue, Brooklyn. For ra |ehronic dyspepsia, and ail the medi cines I had tried were in vain. One by one I had to leave them off and was in despair as to what I should | do for relief. | “My first taste of Postum was ea about 10 o'clock one morning. I did e to take cream with it, for T what the result would be with y stomach. That is, I thought | uj did. T have since learned that cream he can be taken In Postum even by bad dyspeptics, but ! had my first taste with only hot water in it and a ttle to » sugar, The second cup followed the turned to Austral first and a third followed the second. ——— 1 took my departure munching some SAFE BLOWERS START A FIRE. of the dry grains of Postum, as I was determined tc vestigate its effects et and thoroughly ‘ at day Thad no dinner and ex- | perienced no distressing sensations, the contrary | felt as though my tite had been appeased. “The next day I began to nse Poe- ‘inm regularly and before the first package had been entirely used I dis- covered the most encouraging symp- toms. The dyspepsia and headaches which I had been subject to daily en- tirely disappeared, also the distress- jing vomiting spelle. The bowels im- PS TtOW | Ceca tes. | proved steadily and regularly. Sam ee ‘I ate cautiously but was sustained SIOUX CITY THREATENED. ! ty the Postum Coffee, After the first package I tried it with milk, then Floods Likely to Follow lee Gorge | with cream, without experiencing the In Missourl River. | Waetacirghtad ana th of souree I . ae 6 was delighted and the future looked formation ot A hage ice guege ia ine | DFlRBE, From that first experience saluaseell Fiver) tiscen up to date my health has veen splen- weriis thousands of did. I have increased in weight from fouers worth of property in this viein-1 199° to 1g7 pounds, and can digest Seor sixty hours the water has been| anything I desire. I can say hon- forgot eluth cote tobttn | ait And cheerlly that 1 would re. ‘a flood” ommend Postum to any one suffering del wih bared the tortures of dyspepsia.” ved from him regularly oA letter was from the at Sydney, saying that ¢ ed by Austraiian GH afterward im an employer tor Mel ceived a letter he tells of ‘bel in the The Got 82,500 and Left Other Balldings tn Fines. | MARISSA, LiL. Mareh ! ers are resp for a tire atmyet $15,000 worth Marissa early to-day. Th Commercial H. ‘ were aslnep. it Obtain.ng $2, leaving th apreal until mveral were destroyed WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1902. ee Gaile? A rucles, aoe i Soaps and Kf. erfumery. Spring Sale Begins To-Morrow. 8 destined to be the biggest Spring Sale of its kind this Store ever held We've prepared on a greater ecale than ever. We feature in conjunction with this event Mme. Isabelle's famous Toilet Preparations. people, particularly, like these pre ial this sal This Store is also headquarters for all the leading makes of Perfumes and Toilet Articles of the world. the thousands daily exposed to the March winds, to the thousands who are thin in Because of their supesiority and usefulness for now opportune and profitable. TOILET ARTICLES. Toilet articles that you alway: for the face, need in the house, hancs, tceth or bath. ED. PINAUD'S FOSCARINA BOU- QUET; bettle, ED. FINAUD'S BRISE EMBAU- MEE; Vio‘ette; bottie, FARINA COLOGNE, 4 cz, 25 Bor, 4 HONEY ALMOND CREAM, 2 WEST INDIA BAY RUM; 2ic.; pt., We.; qt., 7 WITCH HAZEL or CUCUMBER JELLY, ia tubs, MANEATTAN TOOTH PASTE, ia tutes, BENZOIN GLYCERINE AND ROSE WATER, t., 12¢.; pt, COLD CREAM, pot, 7c.; 's !b., 2S¢., 1ib., ISABEL parations. Priced thus: LE's TURKISH BATH OIL, le, per bottle, at the DENTAL FOAM, for the teeth, 10 s VIOLETTALCUM highly perfumed); hx, 7 PLAIN TALCUM, yer can, 5 POUDRE DE RIZ Ric: Powder , 21 BRILLIANT NAIL POWDER, this ts ured in our manicure pat- rantee it to give abetter, mote lastirg polish than any powder now on the market, reg. 1S¢., per box, 10 S ALMOND MEAL, gliss jar, ta'f ib.; 1 rez. 25c., special, 17 2 PERFUMES. REPUBLIC EXTRACTS; 1 o2., regu- 7 lot Ste.; special, 28¢., 202, 45 SAN TOY OR FLORODORA, regular 7 Stc., special, 3 ANDVILLE EXTRACTS; teg- » Special, 50 VIOLETTE REGAL; 1 o2, bottle; regular 50c., special, 39 An Gaster Store. , trip hand i tiful displ of the season when winte The great Colden Fountain in the centre of the store is fringed with palms and lilies. the spirit of the sea- The Candy Store revea’ son in many very attractive ways. rabbits, chickens, birds ond ever ties from Germany And fav kind for Easter parties. A other reacy-tc-weer sections. The Siegel-Cooper Store is partic- ularly charm‘ng Faster and Spring n hand. One sees evidences of the new sea- son everywhere throughout the store. The show windows with their beau- ays and white and gold decorations are especially symbolic r’s passing is emphasized. PALMS AND LILIES AROUND THE F UNTAIN, There are many novel- too, of every Easter Cerds and Booklets. of course, is intense in the Millinery, Costume and The very brightest, newest and freshest of Spring styles are in 1 oon 7 and being displ. THE sur, ed. WHOLE STORE IS] your visit nere immense! RADIANT. eee “Order Department though you came here in person. ayed with a lavishness that is not The whole Store is in fine fettle, and you'll en'oy If you live out of town, tear in mind that our Mail will shop as carefully for you as () A SUNDAY arenes KD. GHT, THE AKBY OF FES c ung ia Hall of Fame. LEADING LADY WALTZES. MANSION OF ACHING HEARTS. Way DOWN | IN OLD INDIANA, Pau! ANCE, Characterist ¢ March. WHEN I TANE ‘OF YOU, Horwitz & Bowers. THE SAILCR PRINCE MARCH, com- pored by the Experor of Germeny LORAINE, latest Ballad by F. 1 "hari i ROSE WiTH A BRCKEN STEN LCO L090 00, LOO LOC; cr, My Dusky Loo. JENNIE LEE "LL BE THERE, MARY DEAR. SUSIE. IN THE GOOD CLI-FASHIONED WAY, Chas. K. Harris's latest tit Ghousands Store it is! More t time. _jthe world, nates and Latest Wusteal Hits, 12¢ Copy. Spring Season Starts Brilliantly. What an astonishing Waist thousand Waists on sale at one Think of that! ling, but not unusual here. The greatest Waist Section in ILL BE YOUR SWEETHEART PLINY, COME KISS YuUR BABY 1 WANTS To BE THE LEADIN' LADY. YOU COLORED SANTA CLA coon bailsd. TLE DAISY AND THE BUTTRRFLY. NEW SACRED SONGS FOR EASTER, 15c. a Copy. GLORY TO GOD, THAT GRAND AMEN, BEYOND THE HILIS, SWEET HOME OF THE O GOLDEN LAND CF PF. of Warsts. han half a_ hundred It’s start- not only in point of * largeness but in variety. ' Everything that fashion origi- good taste indorses is here in such varieties as to please the most critical woman. White Sik Warses, of fine clennes laces, al waist line, 7.90 5.00. * grade Japanese silk, exquisitely seugnee and execute’, front, back and sleeves formed finely tucked squsres, Iso tucks and laces running to nterspersed with V isa Joulard Waists, polka dot designs, with embroidered turn-over Poau de Cygne Waises, graduated tuck 5.00 yoke, covered with hand-made rreach knots, black or all the exquisite shadings of this imported silk. Garreta Waists, oS. "95: ceveral exclusive designs. Albatross Waists, | in oll the most | finely tucked and delicat: tints of the rainbow, hemstitching extending across a front from neck to waist. Ps (Second Floor, Front.) The Main Aisle wil! be on the Second Flocr are constantly visited Her Turkish Bath Oil and Skin 7S3e MITE. this sal regular $1.90 sizes, at g of replenishing their medicine chests, ectally recommend ; SWEET ALYSSILM, 1 o2. bottle; 5 WCOD ALCOHOL, pint, 2¢¢.; quart, 37 EPSOM SALTS, 11>., 10 TAR SOAP; cake, 5 Tegular SCc, special, 39 VITOL; reguiar Stc., special, 25 BELLADONNA POROUS PLAS- CARBOLIC SOAP; cake, 5 PLORIDA WATER, & or, bottle, 25 SIEDLITZ POWDERS: full weight, TERS, SWIFT'S VIOLET DE PARME, PINAUD S EXTRACTS bottle free 12 in box, 10 WITCH HAZEL, pints, :Se.;quarts, 27 LILAC AND CARNATION; cake, ounce Ee 2) LITRIA TABLETS. 5 17 PAREGORIC FLASK. c RQ 9; box of 3 cakes, COLGATE EXTRACTS battle free ; MU! BIAEDE LASTE. ESS. JAM. GINGER, 7e.; do: sO Ip une, 25 it 15) su PaBDRE MICS so RUBBER GOODS, k's mee IRON AND igi water niche i7seetepeeial. + feRalit 5 BON TON FOUNTAIN; 2qt.,3 pipes, 49 LIEB! “BEEF, IRON AND ~ ORANGEINE HEADACHE POW ANTISEPTINE, dest antiseptic RAPID FLOW; guaranteed 1 year; WINE. with Coca,” io" a 2) TES: BSc, sus, epical, 18.5 $02. knows, 25 2ats, 98 ay “_ site, sprcial, 0 SPIRITS CAMPHOR; 3 oz., 12¢., 8 pened y ie 3 COKE DANDRUFF CURE, 69 oc, 29 BRUSHES. che ele PLAUD'S IRON PILLS, 5 gr., bottle SOAP. IMITATION EBONY HAT AND lilt tera t Dad es 13 cf 100, 8 cay: cake, OAPS, 3 NAIL BRUSHES; worth up to Sdc., 1s SORBED ; pkge. JOHNSON’S ANODYNE LINIMENT, 15 (1) Fa = TOOTH BRUSHES; worth double LIEBIG'S EXTRACT MALT, bottle, PHOSPHATE SODA, granulated, th aaricnee SOAE; cake, S and more, 10 Meese, 4.15 package, 17| MEDICURA; cake, 1! HAIR BRUSHES; all bristle, solid EMULSION COD LIVER OIL; pint, 32. PHRNACETINE AND SALOL TAB- BOOTH'S HYOMEI, cake, 9 backs, bleached ' and ALCOHOL, 95 per cent. pure, prt, 35 LETS; bottle of 100, 75 ROSODORA; 3 cakes in box, 10 | worth up to $1.00 each, Women’s Gaster Fashions. Faultlessiy Fashionable Arrays. Choice, chic charming. Irreproachable in every way. Designed by the world’s foremost modistes, The displays this Spring are more en- chanting than ever. The Paris costumes are engaging much at- tention, for they are, indeed, most fascinat- = ing. In them you see elegance enchained to bewitching beauty. | i and Interest in the E. ys is intense. It is incessantly in- tensitying. The inz fing Costumes, Tailored Gowns, Silk Long Coats, Jackets, Skirts and Shirt Waists are continually crowded. | The ensemble of Costumes is so varied. and so richly accentuated, The same applies to the Tailored that it is impos Suits. sible to qucte prices. A very special value in Oarreta Dress Skirts. $42.50 Skirts specialized at 295, les. (ne style 's made of black taifcta with three rows « Spanish lace and graduated ruthes of Uberty silk, and lso of black tafieta with eight rows ot V-staped chantilly lace Entire skirt over silk slip. In two and graduated flounce of liberty silk ruffics. Cxguistte Gaster Wpilinery. Me Salon Is a Garden of New Styles. No more bril- liant showing of Spring and early Summer master pieces was ever seen. Paris is delight- fui, but our own creations ares equally fasci- nating. Variety is the key- note of the assembly of Easter tashiors. The Millinery Parlors ————____—-—. by hun¢reds of women wko seek Fine Has and yet ‘vho do not wish to pay exo: sums. 3. GO The Hats we are displaying at these prices are eo most beautittl Notwoare alike. This insures you Every bitant OG \ an aristocratic exclusiveness most enjoyable. new garniture, every new share that fashion pr seen to test advantage. t woman wants to wear a passe Hat on Representing all that is best in $5.00 shoes, incorporated into this most excellent footwear 3. 00 ° at, per pair, ALL good leather, including the GUARANTEED IDEAL KID for both men and women. ALL styles, boots bluchers, Oxfords and colonials. ALL d-sewed welts or turned soles. ALL models of perfection, grace, beauty and comfort FOOT MOULD SHOES for men afd women can be bought on'y of the Siegel-Ccoper Co., per pair, 5 OUR BARGAIN TABLES are always filled with gocd shoe bar- gains. Men's, Women’s and Children's Shoes at ' to 's below the price. (Sbee Store, Main Poot.) hand ISABELLE'S SKIN FOOD, the regular $1,50 si Everything that is new and desirable is to be had here to the thousands who need any sort of article in the lines s Prices Are Extraordinarily Low. rowded with everything in the lines ment oned, and thousands of shcppers will unquestionab: Food have b:en used for years by leaders ¢ k to this sale. ashion, both in America and abroad. zes, special L435 To the ti who contemplate going away, te fed, this sale will prove most Stage ow Women’s Petticoats. Some Specially Good Bargains, Five lots, but one lot in very special because they are marked at a price wholly out of pro- portion to what they are worth, 9tc. tor a petticoat that sells ri around town at $2.00 and more seems abs! and ordinarily itis. A manufacturer hed a cer- tain lot he wanted to close out in a “Name your price,’’ said he. We did. petticoats came in next day. Details follow: TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS, accordion-plaited ruffle and silk under ruffle, in black and colors, spectal Thursday, TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS, with new flare flounce and silk under ruffle, in black and colors, special Thursday, OLORED MERCERIZED SATEEN PETTICOATS, 299 in the lot, many styles, some corded, some with twound three accordion- -plaited yuftles, have sold for $2.00 and $3.00; Thursday, IS 250 COLORED MOREEN PETTICOATS, plain colors and fancy stripes, accordion-plaited flounce, have sold ‘4 for $2.00 and $4.00; Thursday, L95 150 WASH PETTICOATS, entitely new idea, black and white stripe | percales, made with deep umbrella flounce, ruching top and bottom; special Bassi 69 day, 4.50 Ot BS ao wy Boys’ Clothing. Knickerbocker Combination Suits Either NORFOLK or Doub!e- Breasted JACKET SUIT, and EXTRA PAIR TROUSERS, all wool. Sizes 7to17 years. COMPLETE OUTFIT Knickerbocker Cimbinaticn The greatest amount of BOYS’ Ghree Doltars. CLOTHES ever offered for that and black cheviots, Oxford mixed modest sum. Fabrics: Navy blue Mat Orders wae id olive fancy tweeds. ve prompt attention. Please age and style of sults desired. Mais Floor.) Children’s Garments. Everything for the Little Ones. he youngsters will be suitably ar- 2} will be criticised the same as bild to wear; prettiest wee mite to ridiculously r with all yarments to go Dresses, etc., for the to thoroughly outst REEFER NEW PRINCE HE the lates: NG CLOAKS German naval ‘ whit 2, IS colors blve « a ITE LAWN CAPS, sizes, uate and pom 19 eaten) | CHILDREN’S WHITE SILK CAF prettily embro.dered, '