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

FIRE HERO No. 1 Expect Sustive Gaynor | OBTAIN A vere TO-DAY. * IMen In me Station H to Hand Down an Favor the Eight-Hour Opinion on the Sum- Plan, but Many Are mons to Commis- Atraid to Make Open ‘ sioner Sturgis. Fight. » of as ; of perem Imandams a Fir mi sioner St Mt ! Y It may be ¢ 1 how « ape roised » reached anly ahove “ i fit 4 Hote oma | ay 4 J cials aspit 6 i cappeeeaa mmded int that east he dash eae TN We With a RGA : A an strenath he bh aif | as ave a i ' rt im ever, and brought her to the ie mar street the t The higher e ty | tay a mew 1 | i | ‘ LEGGETT ESCAPES POLICEMEN GET - i] x are plain » CAR DEMOLISHED CAB HE BURNS AND REED CHARGED | } OCCUPIED. WITH BRIBERY. a i with | Phystetan Te-D: Meves the Jerome Says They AVerested Ger- t Partridge or I Grocer Can Soon Be at man Ww nit Stand right to make an i — , j f the force tm r N ae trial of Poltcemen Murke “THE HOUSE WITH THE n rr H. le hirty-Ate GREEN SHUTTERS.” | 5 ne a i Friday’s Bargai ic He was To-morrow’'s one-day offerings were picked out on a double . 3 ts the ees idea, First—because Easter com imost at once. Second—to be i moore away bis stronger and altogether better barga than any that have gone be- é fore. We « y that these prices are absurdly low. Don't H hold back, d u king for credit. It's our business to sell, your privilege to buy ing here we own, and make the easiest of AIS DUAL ROLE} © Small Payments. In Cloaks. 1 In Phillinery. SHEARER COOED. AS SUITOR. SHIRT WAISTS—Mede make the Easter Hat a very easy r Madras Cloths and | matter. Four more " CAME BACK ON BUSINESS. ene Tene tntrpe: pirereat a SOFT STRAW . to Hold Her Arne “Gently for Which He is Fined ama Mrs ¢ Martha Decker, of Inwood, 1 1 4 prospective mother wo while was engaged in wont ene descrives an Propee cyipre ot. | Menoeking him x wn fe from the stoop of her house ; ware h $3.00" tp In the iat fegire Jie Sener Hees $5. bse) ak ‘s 0" 2: 98 Woodmere it transpired Miss Bt : 2 75 # Sarah Pearl Decker tx the par . = { Be accre in io used Canes ihe : MisecliancousWear she was proviously engaged t ma Infants’ PADDED BIBS, ried to another loundryman — Altre ray Ee Petes, of Fur Rockaway—and that Welieves this rival of 5 love and commerce oa “gh ar mother res testified t afte ites Decker turned at i! 1 as bis breather the oy day. i MICOATS good quality, full width, wide flounce. me and is accused of ateal) > her mother when she removed Ladies’ fine TAFFETA SILK PETTI- § own wacdrabe COATS, accordion plaited floune-, with 4 re r also extea dust ruifle. : SHAVING FAILED HIM. Miageies : Pers ledbetch Ladies’ new PERCALE WRAPI Tem sharkey's M medium shades, wide — flounce, trimmed, full width. Always in stock at 79c, and 85c., atsseeee @harkey's saloon, Was raided on I" ie igor Mari . been male ra appears and beard "HEADLESS 80D ‘BODY IN LAKE. CHILDREN VESTR, | high week histeh knee. length kind notte Se LURLACE mustache all 8 HILDREN'S HOSE k x black Deen unearthed, {t im belleved, tn the in’ Lake Ontario of the head-| of & young woman, which ap- have bees jn the water leas four hours. ate investigating. FANCY y ful dent and kind, at ois made Of General Interest. 0 yds. Torchon LACK EDGINGS and TING. aloo Point de Parle, 6 EDGES, value Se. to Ite, y videry TU eae ER COL of 2% patterns, value 5c THREAD Hatea, 56 “ce LISL DKERCHIEFS embroidered He. em REUMED TALCUM PO WD ER 1 box, #prinkier top; value quart | HOT rR BAG. xiarantend MPL year! value soe ni. 256 IStneh HLACK VEILING, Tuxedo Spi- der and other fancy m plain 9, and chenille spots, value 26, ‘yd ¢ THe WORLD: 2 CHILDREN'S = KOCH & Co. bet. Lenox & PEN SATURDAYS J 25th Street, West, Seventh Aves.s TILL 9.30 P.M. Children’s Days---siea.a"" S---Saturday. New i quarters for Children's goods —never before such a stock ¢ else stich values. .udge by these few examples: For the Gir's. |For the Boys: M liary » double ° 4,69 tees, Chev c a line of various DRESSES, » double-breasted h effect, trimmed | braids, ro 3.75 SES, of all ith hand- raleriile) & to 9. 69 all-weol tan oF COATS, Hoth, made and trimmed in the bl: manner, 4 to 16 A 3.98 best 5 2 89 1S., Peg. $5.00... . e000 ‘ool tan vert Cloth short or tl ree-quarter bene BOYS’ HATS, CAPS, SHIRT WAISTS AND BLOUSES—immense assortment—new- | t stvles—lowest prices. : . | Misses’ and Children’s ee fecond Fiver | CHILDREN’S RED FELT SCHOOL HATS. trimmed, reg. 68.-.--- GOC| rey. $5.25. S CHILDREN’S BROAD BRIM SAILOR MATS, St oes for Boys and Girls. row-and-row combinition of fancy) ead Plast: straw, trimaved with «a in ribbon bands | M BUTTON BOOTS, of bright or and streamers, all colors, ree | kidskin, with patent leather or tips 9 75c| { same, hand welt, sires 11 RAW HATS, rolled | to Beene oe coe + 2.39) “brim. patent leather crown aud binding, | CHILDREN'S, of sar ives Si finished with straw band and to 10% i 51.84] bow, alt colorsreg. $1.48... GBC! Lad " LAGE. SHOES, CHILDREN’S SPLIT JAP STRAW SAILOR Geel soles, 2.89 HATS, brim, stylishly trimmed *OF! with broad Surah Scart, all YOUTHS " 2 49) colors, 10g. $1.98 .ceecee 1.25) ts Qeoee 5 . | an howing ¢ isses’ | CHILDRESS BUTTON SHOES. cD tare he |) SPlendid showing of Misses’ and Chil-| blk kidshin, plain | dren's Dress Hats, of lace, chiffon and| ewed soles ds. 1.24! straw. trimmed with dainty blossoms, 1S’ BUTTON ot tan or ribbons, etc. all priced interestingly | dskin wed 89c low | Boys’ Easter Sutts. Brooklyn's headquarters for good. wearing and low-priced boys’ ap- parel, No store in Greater New York shows a larger variety. The best selling of the year is on here 5,000 Dress Suits, 2.98 3.98 2 pieces, 6 to 16, 2,000 Dress Suits, 3.98 & 4.98 ‘TUXEDO SUIT'S, 2 pieces, 8 to 16, 1,000 Dress Suits, i EFERS, TOP COATS, LONG TROUSER SUIT: CAPS,HATS, WAISTS, BLOUSES. ser 3 pieces, 9 to 16, Absolutely the Lowest Prices. sAcor SUITS, NORFOLK SUITS, Graham & Flashing Aves., Brooklyn. Keriady Sirtlage an y —— Styles are fixed, The fashion leaders have said their last word. Better make a selection now — nothing to be gained by delay. Derbys. 1.90, 2.35, 2.75. Rakish Alpines, 1.40 and 2.75. Silk Hats, 3.90, elsewhere 5.00. 5.80; elsewhere 10.00. Broadway, When There is a New Home Treat- ment That Quickly Reduces Weight to Normal Without Diet or Medicine and is Aseolstely) Safo. TRIAL PACKAGE FREE BY MAIL. Don't be t “ endas fat; an SPECIAL FEATURES oF NEXT SUNDAY'S WORLD. GREAT DOUBLE PAGE OF THE NEWEST EASTER PARIS FASHIONS, IMPORTED DIRECTLY TO THE SUNDAY WORLD. FOR THE CHILDREN. A 16-PAGE EASTER BOOKLET IN FOUR COLORS, “THE WHITE RABBIT'S EASTER BOOK”! (A Companion to the Roly Polys’ with a tot of ur Bend + * druee and name aad at | w | will re and day you try this w ent, your name and add ure dreds wh atmas Book), -0-0-0-0-0-0-0—-0— GREAT SPECIAL EASTER WONDER SUPPLEMENT. ee trial package to-day wilt Brighten the rest of your tite eS It | The thoughtless man with land to! sell Finds no one who will buy. Ho does not think of printer's ink | And all World Wante imply, not only in merchandise, b keeps the stocks and store are extraordinarily great. White Cheviot & Madras. We offer an immense as , oT LDMIA TW hteleedd tre eatetn |inine ribbed, full fustioned Blac shirt waist suits and summer | °° Gis Callies MIO} dresses, chief among which are{)'))'t L022 LRCH! white cheviot and madras Weseualst Root alia at 25) 15 The prices are exceptionnt: low, | {cial for Friday ~ and the assortments are very | Infants Department. plete, making a combination which | s | Lawn Hats in white will not exist later in the White Cheviots 21 16¢, yard White Madras Cloth, in various stripes, 2§c, and 35c, yard White French Organdies, nearly two yards wide. 35c_ and 5c. yard White Dotted Swiss, extra well made dots, 38c, and 69c, yard. White Persian Muil, very sheer fabric, 2§c , and 35c, yard Also 500 pleces of plain white Nainsook tn 12-yard ae season. and 19¢, put up in boxes, at $1.50 | tra high headboard, massive - Val mounts and bases; all sizes, regu-|'° BO at Per ¥8 .. 50 y . a lar price of this bedstead in oth Boys’ Suits $3.50. Ue NEM YOCKL stbrest ten ase00;7 wel Doe Pocketbooks, 48c, to $5.00. quote a special price $24.00), Women's, Combination Pocket- feoont Floor OF ree eeeeee sereserers +00 | ooks made of Seal, Walrus and Two plece double-breasted suits, | Morocco leathers: calf lnings. also Norfolk belt sults, made up of Mattresses, ney Stamp Pockets with or with= a line of choice all-wool fabrics; | Made from ‘the best long gray out sterling corners. Nine different Sizes 7 to 16 years; sell regularly |drawings; our guarantee with | *t2!0s: tual $1.00 value, For jg up to $5.00, (Special for § 3,50 | *very mattress. Actual value $20.00; bal ES) Friday .......6-..00+5+ . we save you a ten-dollar bill by| Women’ s$1. 00 Belts, 50c Boys’ Sailor Suits $2.95, Second Pioor Of Serge and Cashmere in a big range of splendid patterns. suits are finished with elegant silk trimmings, beautifully embroidered collar and shield; ages 2% 10 12 years. Exce onal Value at spuone’ $2.95 value at Boys’ 50c, and 75c. Neg- ligees 25c. First Floor, Front Hoys' fancy Negligre Shirts made of good quality woven Madras and Percale, in stripes and other pat- terns; separate cuffs; a clean-up of all the 50c. and 7! quall- thes, just for Friday 25 Ten’s $1 Fancy Shirt 50c, First Ploar, Front Men's fancy Stiff Bosom Shirts, of fine quality Garner's Percales and woven Madras cloths; good patterns, mostly of the desirable light colors; open front and back, detached cuffs; hand laundered; excellent $1.00 value, for Friday's selling 50 Boys’ $1.00 Negligees | 45c. Firat Floor, Front All woven Madras in white and fancy stripes, made in excellent manner; cushion neckband; sepa- rate cuffs. Were $1.00 each; special for Friday..... 45 Men's S0c. Neckwear 25c. + First Vigor, Prost About 100 dozen men’s all sill Searfs light and dark colors, Four- all 25 to close Simpson Qawfrd &e Friday Is Remnant Day, To the progressive meichant Friday is an important day, as ail remnants, smill lots, incomplete lines and odds and ends in g-neral are then marked tor quick departure. ut also in prices. in trim, and at the For instance, these:— Children’s 25c. Black Hose I5c, pink blue; tucked wh di fle. ribbon trin large pompon | of lawn and flowers. Value TBe.; for Friday 35 | Bedsteads and Bedding. Fourth Floor Our specials in Brass and Iron Bedsteads and Bedding will inter est all intending purchasers, as the values are beyond question (th greatest that have been offered for many a long day. Brass Beds with 2 inch posts. ex- quoting the very rea- sonable price of....... $20.00 Rugs and Mattings. Fourth Pisor These are strong offerings, just to bring you here to show you what a great depa: tment | we have. and how very reason- | able are the Simpson Crawford Co. prices on the very grades of Rugs and Mattings. Just received ten bales fine Shir- | * van Rugs; average size 352X5':| |ft. We've priced them as fol-| lows: 50, $10.50, $12.50, $14,50 ani up to | $24, 00 each. These jigures |of course, count for nothing until you see the goois, We offer for Friday 200 roils extra} heavy jointiess Chinese Matting; | perfectly reversible; made from! fine straw, in the closest weaves which are so very popular. Forty yards to a roll, cial $9.50 House Gowns and Dress- ing Sacques. Women's Neglige gowns of bor- dered lawn, sailor collar and kim- ono sleeves. Also Kimono sacque or organdie with fancy border trimming, For Friday's COUTTS) idee bneneeene on 75 | Women’s Fancy Dimity Gowns, rad Floor Large collar and fancy sleeves, trimmed with lace and insertion, very sheer; full width. Sold at other Umes for $2.00. Boe: cial for Friday at . $1.50 This once-a-week clearance method same time brings to you values that best ! Silk Department. Very Tempting Offerings for Friday Black Louisine, bright, lustrous u hes wide; very desir- ae c Ireeses. Poel- tive $1.00 value . 78 Imported Black Taffeta, very | finest quality; 48 Inches wide—sold in stores $2.5 v1.95 yard Impor fine doh 5 ually: For F Haag Seuss 58 Upholstery Stuffs, 50c, a Yard. Value Up to $1.50. Think Fiver Clearing sale of short lengths of | upholstery fabrics and drapery ma- | terials comprising Armures, Reps, Tapestries, Velours, &., in lengths running from 1% to 3 yards; actual value up to $1.50 rd. a Fancy th gray ba k nd side buckles, bodice effects; in detail beautifully made, and right ‘o the minhte in style, Were le to sell for $1.00. For Friday we say 50 | Women’s $7, 50 Pedes- trienne Skirts, $5.00. Front We offer: e tar F ay 150 pedes- trienne or rainy day skirts of Ox- material. all wool; three dif- rapped, gaised or u'r $5.00 $12.00 Cloth Jackets, $9.50, Our regular $ day | Women's $5.00 Silk Waists, $3.75. Second Floor Of Peau de Sole and Taffeta ellk white and colors; two sty with fancy hem- stitched and tucked yoke and back: trimmed and plain sleeves; stock black, made collar. Sold throughout the sea- son for $5.00. Special for Friday ... $3.75 Two Great Specials from our Women’s Neckwear Dept. Greatest offering of the season In Liberty Silk Boas, black rnd white, while with black, in end- prices less than cost; $1. 89, $2.65 & $3.33 Also 18 dozens Fancy Sik Barbs with eilk protection collars and eads to match, never sold in this market for leas than 98c. Now 68 Economy Basement Offerings. The items offered in our Economy Basement for Friday's Selling are placed there because they are of a special value character and far lower in price than equal qualities will be sold for in any other store in Greater New York. Special in Wash Dress Goods 5 10 Ginghams, checks and for Friday... :. ‘Swiss Open Work Ef- tects, for Friday a Se. Sik Mulls, in striped effects, for Friday.......... 29} Women’s Undermuslins. High neck Muslin Gowns, four rows of embroidery Insertion and cluster of tucks in yoke; neck and sleeves finished with Dialn rume Cambrie Skirts with fle finished with hematitched hem / and three hemstitched tucks, also cambric duat rume,.... 65 Cambric Corset Covers in French stt¥e; neck and armholes trimmed with hematitched ruffle; also Corset Covers in French style, with four rows of lace down front; neck and armholes trimmed with lace edging; these are excep- tional value at. Women’s 25c. Hose, 15c. Fine gauge imported Black Cot ton; double heels and toes, Herm: dort dye; very pliable and elastic: regular 26c. kind areal) for Friday 15 Oriental Cushion Tops. Twenty-four inch Squares sulta- ble for cushion tops, small table covers, &e., in or 190% and 25 ental effects, each. ance at 49c. a Yard. Sixth Ave., evinp t9th to 20th St. Women’s White Vests, | W220. Women’s fancy ribbed summer | | weight white vests, low neck, also j fancy neck and arms; very , special value at 1214) | Men’s 25c. Socks, §2':¢. | Fancy Cotton and Lisle Thr | Half-Hose, hieh colors; spots, &c. fine imported goods; none tn the lot worth less than for Friday only........cc-eeeeee 12% Children’s 50c. Lawn | Hats, 19c. Children’s Lawn Hats in pink, j blue and white, shirred and lace ltrimmed; one pretty style, | tucked crown; Temuiaely 50e., op 19) | at Remnants. ‘of Linings at Way-Down Prices. TWO SPECIAL LOTS. Lot No, 1 embraces linings that sell in our regular stock at from 12%c. to 18c. per yard; these go at.... 10, Lot No, 2 embraces linings that sell | in our regular stock at from 25¢. to 30c. per yard; at Rep ) resen: ted are Bilestas, Sateens, Nearallks and Percalines; length» of one to six yards. 45c. Scissors at 25c. Splendidly made Scissors, guar- anteed to give good service; choice of sizes from 64% to 9 inches; regu- lar selling price, 46c.; for Fri- day 25 Cut Lengths of Silks, Black and Colors, All Weaves. An Absolute Clear. Many Worth More Than Double, MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. son Craw fordCo. 50c. French Challies, 25c Hest quality of Frenen Challies in grounds of lavender, black, red, cerise, gray and tan; small figure and floral effects; regular price 50c. yard; toclose at... 25 Lace Department. Thousands of Short Ends, Special sale of manufacturers’ sample ends; % to % yard lengths, of Venise Lace, Chantilly, Point Gaze, Oriental, Lierre, Margot and Crochet, la white, ecru and blacks \a great number of separable pat- terns of Medallions and Margot that can be used Individ- ually; each. 5 0 15 Remnants of embroideries, ings. Insertion and all-over eae deries; 120. to $1.75 yard values, for 8c. to $$ Odds and ends of embrofdered cambric and nainsook Insertion; open work and close designs; 12160. to 170. values for; yard 5 Broken assortment of children's embroidered — initial hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, each., 5 $6.75 Silver Tea Sets at 0, Four-piece quadruple plate Tea Set, AS ha knit pannel de- sign; well worth $6.76 special for Friday..... $4.50 Ready-for-Use Pillow Cases A pad of pillow cases made from ends of the best cottons, such as Fruit of the Loom, Boston, Utica and Anchor brand muslins, all im one size, 45x36 inches, each . 10 Sheets correspondingly low in price. Sixth Ave, 19th to 20th 9