The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1902, Page 12

“Mahler Bros= JAMES McGREERY & CO. ie Sixth Avenue and 34st St. MISSES’ SUITS. Boys’ Clothing. \enetian or wool crash Eton and Blouse Suits. Jackets finished with taf- “Murry-u>" Specials that should carry away every suit advertised feta or satin, and lined ’ in the quickest shortest order with sille. = eitveio:! and suits for girls and misses as well as a most complete line of contirmation and graduation Saturday—8 to 12 No Aiter, Positively ts with deep flare flounce. Faney Silk and Elastic Belts presses i Some os ~ BOYS’ BLOUSE “ heviot. red collar = —-blue, black and tan. i ji arlatieuclisive To-morrow’s specials mean immensely important savings. and whistl fooa 1O years: including a number of exclusive a Pp gs ae Gio : ears hildren’s 3 Coats, 2.98. sulls : : Sizes 14 and 16 years, Imported Novelties airy on eee area ‘ ! 5 bes S12. 5¢ $ jored. nd Co “ene $12.50 and $14.50. Special Values, To-morrow eos ut coe 42 Sat Itamine or wool crash Sui row Black Silk or Moire Bel 7Sc¢ Misses’ Two-Piece wie Dresses — New Gibson blouse or Black Satin Bodice Belts, laced back $1.88 Jo: Frenc entire yoks of tucks and insertion finished with: bertha « ill Day If Mey Last! arias ol aaa with lice, and insertions of ribbon; skirt in full flare flounce style, with Kton models, Black Satin Belts, oxidized mountings with ritbon ends, $5.75 trimmed same as waist; sizes 14 (o 15; value $15.00; special at. Staswens Ys' DOUBI , : ‘ aA * faney Jackets trimmed with braid Misses’ Handsome Tailor-Made Suits, “ snaps” at.. or silk. Spring Styles of Tlisses’ Wool Venetian Suits, with the new blo s- effect, romain lined, tailor finished: BOYS’ yrs no a babi ae or Boys’ & Youths’ Clothing colors blue, black and castors sizes 14t0 17; $15.00 value; special alesessese seers ( fi hives! fath with silk drop skirt. Sizes 5 oo 5 LITTLE, MANLY S with vests, (like father's) Boys’ Sailor Suits H d M Il f h Ghild serges, embroidered vest. 510 10 years: fat r4 and 16 years, of navy blue English serges, trimmed with twelve rows anasome I Inery or t é€ liadren. iG SORDUROY PAN uble-taped e of silk braid or gray English homespuns, with embroidered Bernina gray, 3to 16 years: the f $22:50. ahehOre ania heleliistare Galkack oficclier, sito lays, $3.75 cee spstteho ci ie tebe GREATEST panasibian aout ' 1 5.75 = al rts to cater je s of the childr saturday — 7 ALPINES. new shap ina w Misses’ walking skirts,— Regular value $5.75 when they can get here best. No millinery store is brighter with the newest eects i iaren's Derby hats; a $1.50 purcha . made of double faced ma- Three=plece Suits wear. And you will have to pay froma quarter more to almost Gouble ‘othe same things in 1 i COMPROMISE IN TUNNEL CLASH. csiosscin sigs — Blouse Ale ea aa trimmed w ith braid. h to with deep stitched Lengths 37 to 41 tlounce. inches, Sizes Transit Commissioners to Supervise Rapid Pennsylvania Subway. 12 years, Colors:—blue, red and brown, t $4.50. ~ WAIST OR A SHIRT, A PAIR OF SUSPENDERS, . “ A BOW TIE AND A GOLF CAP. <a Fta kia! Tw --third Street. If you saw how quickJy this offer was snapped up | ‘ ; A oJ l wenty a ‘ a ’ know the importance of early buying. Ve have x supply. but, naturally, the earlie Buy, the better will be the assortment. ati abe Girls Department Pree Beretta tells Ue EN rr ——— < weaves. suitable for immediate or carly spring wear, all seams carefully sewed t 1 await i and tlat taped; the suit alone retails in most stores for mere fi ‘i eivinn Exespugpalls vi alues for Satu rday. than we ask for the whole outfit. Gut in addition to the suit we give Ma - x i ou Cid a shirt waist or a shirt made of the best percales and shown ina ferent fast colors; also a pair of suspenders mii said 3 ry excellent elastic. with stecl buckles and strong \ ee * Ps a . nd a pretts bow necktie. Sizes of suits range from co os a. of wool coverts ; box reefers or 3, lengths; sizes 4 to 14 tots. The outfit would be cheap a at $3. 50, oa F LADIES’ CLOAKS. vearsuat but we offerit to-morrow at ta 1 exeon pedals ? lie * Norfolk Suits, Strictly All Wool and Not One Boys’ Strictly All- cheviots, cassimeres, 1 tr Mt ackel (Collarless: Eton! coats — JO oo orth Less Than $3.00—Here in mixtur plain colors, stripes and ‘ Be 4 wy) . ; jos an. mt, and 4 plaits and bel ‘ 1 ihe clas The ftapid 1 ms re Made of black taffetas silk, eee » ; value $7.5 with belt eaaicl to th Excel sol Si “2. 9 aon peau de soie and moire Girls’ Ree/sers teally oucht 1 to . ry 5 " u H . + rd t Biven by him toda away Ww F ; velours, lined with white of navy and red cheviot, pique collar edged with fine Boys Contirmation foal 3.50 Three-Piece Suits.$1.98—6 patterns of Bt Shepar * gh sland cloth and cheviot, —with i sack coats and 5 c breasted vest nae { with deep ‘ ir she furt ma appare ; rest tine Halian fining. French faced, , e i fh r adjustable, white pique $9.5 0, value $12.50. jiaped and (would be cheap '3, 98 ee a en 0 Serge J 98 . ! \ “sts, —lined with black are SH) > ene Mes nante at \ in" etre vee nes Girls’ Stk Coats, 7 Wy aS 1 taffetas, . . Q ° e br 3, lengths, of peau de soie or moire silk ; double-breasted t | L b t Sh mri $10.50, spi a € NEW yies in Liper OES. “ gunrd)the two rows of pearl buttons; all sizes, 4 to 14 years, at ‘ " y MLAS Raincoats, made of light $7 5 . SHOWN IN A WIDE VARIETY OF MATERIALS AND SHAPES. at of ‘ : , f 50 rej F. $3.50 Values at $1.98. weight tan and Oxford Jo" value $18.00, ner and better Roce oanares teh and attractive styl * to choose from. Me | 98 eat Marke oa saree . fs bi ers: unquestionable workmanship— tit, finish and durabil ch as are rare The sy ra Seale STOCK MARKET Breyicovert pele ey Also A Special Offering o! evan DEP es Si. Follow ing GA Meas elt many ote Sree Se 1 r 9 ey ‘is’ +. ihe r c iN 2 or {: e le: oad lay, w Semi-htting or rancis hint Wy AV; In Patent Leather or Vici Kid, buiton, lace or Oxfords, turned soles, Beara went ts Girls’ Satlor Suits and Dresses, Wohl , back, CLOSED STRONG. =: Full length coats,—made of COLORADO FUEL FEATURE OF —P/ack taffetas silk,—peau 1 soie, or moire velours, EARLY TRADING. a break 2.00 and $14.50. Boys’ Top Coats Youths’ Top Coats of tan covert cloth, 16 to 19 yrs., brown serge, trammed with silk braid; sizes 4 to 14 years, also One-Piece Dresses of light colored cashmere. prettily dresses are taken from our regular $7.50 to $12.50 assort- eee FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1902. Stern Brothers will show To-morrow Children’s Trimmed Hats Just Received from Paris For Spring and Summer Wear Rothenber¢ co. New York's Fastest West 14th St. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Growing Store. Money Promptly Refunded, Laster Garments for Girls and Misses. BIG SAVING OPPORTUNITIES TO-MORROW. Searcely more than a week before Easter, We're showing a rich collection of cloaks A complete assortment of entire jacket tucked, flare sleeve; skirt with new serpentine flounce tucked to match jacket; 8.98 stores $5.00 nts, ll to 16 yrs., y blue and fancy mixed all-wool ch Value $6.50 Children’s Trimmed Hats at $1.98, med in our own workroom.—Fancy straws, trimmed wit 0 with silk scart; choice dressy hats, worth fully $1.00. m Children’ Body Flats. New imported hats, in the latest Children’s Chip Flats, 1 1 straw and the proper shape. a wreath ogsiowers 25c colorsand shape; special at 69 and the hat is trimr al at Children’ 's Wreaths, the proper tlovers and blos- ean, and Las two toned soms, and in great demand, special at 49c. andesce 39c hapes Poppies, very popular tor trimming childr hats, 49 PoE eter tor to ape bunch «7 DIC More Outfits for Boys at 1.98. TWO-PIECE DOUBLE-BREASTED SUIT, A SHIRT £3.75, 5.00 $6.75, 9.50 wt tancovert cloth, 3 to l6yrs. Value $5.00 & 7.00 traws in all th big value, atecss Value $9.50 & 15.00 West Twenty-third Street el nt Leather, button, lac id, Box Calf or Enamel Leather, Oxtords 01 Louis XV In P In Vik military Fee OUR POPULAR “LITTLE LIBERTYS,” FOR LITTLE LADIES. Also a Most Exceptional Value for Little Men. Little Men's Shoes, patent leather, all si Oxfords or Colonial ties, Cuban heels. r lace boot The Sailor Suits are made of all wool navy, red or with rimmed with silk, lace and ribbons, assorted sizes; these in box calf. vici kid and 5, SPeCial 10-MOFTOW seeeee 1.39 nent and offered to-morrow at S| $16.50 and $22.50, | : : tintire Liat Deve $5.00 Tip- Top Values. M J each. ? Advan Twenty-third Street, ~ Sale at 13th St. store only. I on [ ord & Taylor Boys, try and get here while the Will place on sale to- | ’ tops are spinning; tf you do, you'll morrow (Saturday) new 7 Broadway and 2oth Street. certainly get the values. models of their exclusive Sale or Saturday spores: Shi ‘ : rtwaist Hats i) World Wa nts - JO, Hz 4 $15 TO.84:75, ig, sisee 9 in a variety of shapes . | mail ene eek ter thinaate store #8 and color combi- Always Favorite! | AMERICANS WIW |eited to accept che American piopoel Me ee ee ee Secnlel nis oD fro. Pie’ Impertal ae search 16 toe ‘also Ruy Nortol * Chiffon. Neck Ruches, BSD wageere IN TOBACCO WAR, : iatahoite |e Wor ' ro t ipo foe, Ser Gachad Carhaiice at $250. BUT sentatives ofthe Ameren Te = 1 nat { 420 ‘ 265 ' Company. ye vo es hree . | Near Chambers St. White and black, black 34 Paid Help Wants in the 12 a eariy trading, weiss RETAIL DEALERS REJECT ‘eX, Ant dono ioe th BROADWAY Stores: | Cor. 13th St. (Cor. Canal St.‘ Near Wubites ane bark Maes other N. Y. papers combined. ke ‘ ENGLISH TERMS. asa EER OMA 7 ; SHIPPING NEWS. black. COLLEGIANS IN TOURNEY BROADWAY & 12THST. Associations of London, Edinbargh A TO:DAY. ° \ squat Resolutions, ipe at F Jae, a Water: A Story of WRATH! ror the annual symn ign were, LS AST | are prepared to make to order You love a good hater as well ane Phe Closing Quotations LONDON, _March ane =: teal eee AN ea for the coming season good lover, don’t you? There's ve Rivas Canaanite slsiailece ane nothing in fiction sterner than the ; Eret aVcig cues tneineial tls sttar| 9 Mpcrialvaniatenayal Window Shades, dvi sehlams and undying "resents ‘ ata) Peaialdermainay ceival Cat hoo The ORK. ments of a rhood in ' eal WAS GRMOC Micorsementier Tes Tantre I a EORT(OFIMEW ATOR Awnings and The How ; n voor claus of roan | ni | VIED. Liars Seal carestet ein dull by: el ompertéli/robsecs | Gems | ae itt hn he amma” of the ew Onn Furniture Slip Covers CARRIAGE HANDS. 4!) "i P Le 7 : M2 pany (British), which was described as | Volo A Also to SHAMBERMAIDS .. 11 f arbitrary and unjust. _ curKKs ‘ Thardatteuiginricen Iutmately, the Landon tt CHARITIES BILL PASSED. Re-upholster Furniture | rey pr John L. Camptell, pastor of Creating Fiscal in the best manner and with ae Lexington Avenue Baptist Chere joes Thi : the most desirable materials fon ‘et Reel, Tobaocorie ie ALBANS iM b ct = THE WORLD nt en se eS ea eee he pone to 3 nave, Te now | Pri Wiliam IV, | camanatn, areeatina, | Lace Curtains Cleaned uses | Companys agreement. Gat em0r RA fee a covet ever | une mint Erminic at Very Moderate Rates and ALMANAC PRWR were: March, sa) talent 20,48 to aan tate sh eres RU RS SRtATy OE Stored during the summer is the most wonderful complition ot coer ae tt hag ara ae ronnie bana ——_—_ | without charge. facts | have ever known. 1 could not do WAIT BANDS S27 to woode. AesaRA has A Story of SCHOOL! | without it’ bere 7.9 airman at no one H ‘ould Pen pictures of merriment, humor, | nce. Broskivn ily. Swansea, t slag sett ‘which wou ataf| pathon in. the wwondsrful deacrip:ions| Aha ce. | West 23d Street, C—enee Tris cues pe : Keo gune, 1 to Ausust, sez October, ea to Brig te ber, 1.99 1 Fos | tater Paper Inter, Power Lous. & Nash. Ma Pas a of Scottish school and bded in eis : ae, Aner, SE oie of a 7} sik Gl : im University