The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1902, Page 6

= WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 27, 1902. = KOCH & Co. a Sore $500,000 T0 BLY 2 Today We Take Pleasure in Presenting ) 1 TREATY VOTES: Children’s Easter Specials. Dress Echoes of the Days of * “Richardson Makes Di-|THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY the | AST two days tor buying La Grande Marquise and Du Barry, Ba Faster apparel for the little ones---we shall make them the BEST two rect Charge on Floor days. These few prices represent HICs advantages, yet they form oniy of Congress. ; a hint of the splendid values all over the » For the Girls. For the Boys. - RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY. ocos scirs oro guns Tost ea Canvas Cl ects sir As Designed and Produced by Paris. and Worn at Monte Carlo and Cairo, eeeial 1 995 es, coals Democratic Leader Succeeds | cet ohallwoul GaCuveT at ' they 8 My Avant!’ —The Wanamaker watchword—Forward!— in Getting Danish Islands, ba kk Che 49 A always in advance. The traditions and accomplishments Scandal Before House. pete ‘ y i’ coe house of Wanamaker have blazoned its fame on the [En | WASHINGTON House to-day unanimously adopted 4 Richardson So masterful has been each succeeding son seemed to have reached the Yet each advancing world of fashion. resentation that each se lp hest pinnacle of human endeavor. March 27 ~The a sevbolinie b {bribery \ Avant | son had made its own masterful step forward; and oC RL ae Pa atlw Se ss hibiti “so rreater progress ‘ -aye charges in connection with the pur fin, wneths It Ntar,caiboe Collar, 1 SSC ewes ~ 49c vo | aves prese i td abe greater progress than ever chase of the Danish West Indies, an hite sil fining thr “ y ijim the pas And this ts why : c : Speaker Henderson appointed Repre- <aster, blue ig '95 For the Little Tots. Fier im In the past. by reason of the vast clientele of our fro Rap aentatives Daleell, Hitt, Cousins, Me REFERS, of tan Covert or{ CHILDREN'S COATS chia si, 7 stores, in New York and Philadelphia, we have brought Mautner eens et} (blue or without Pate (Shit a eres over such an array of Paris Costumes as has been unknown rae rae aiaciat ihe seaside ot deny eh 95, t rs. ree a 98 elsewhere—making the exhibition first in New York and Hep eicaiatives Mr. Richardson, the CHILDREN'S DRESSES, oof all-wool Cash BORE Tae alalir Meat then in Philadelphia, or evee versa. But this arrangement Democratic leader, offered 4 mere, high eck of guimpe, a large ¥4 : * ars. trimmed has caused much dissatisfaction. Our Philadelphia Store ter of privilege a resoluti PiaMda Pie yaeeGLOS ise Mikey always led America in the matter of dress, until our New appointment of s commit ‘ : cae 5.98 York Store was organized: and still claims its rights of fee favestiente the charges al Shoes for Boys and Girls ives s “REETERS, large priority. Yet New York deserves no less than the. first Walter Christmas. 4 i-omfctal PARE UAL CAT Eeeroni|| cHnbon' find) “BHAT: others Brettily and best that our or nization can produce—so Seylla and representative of (he vernment ace a kd alee ole an t We 9 3.49 Charybdis have heen bridged | I er tage one 9.79 | ctibREN's BOX REE tikwoe ‘Twas a daring recourse: but the eminent prestige of our Philadelphia Fee eee ee com ty CHILDREN'S: of satne, sizes 53 , cheviot, three-quarter” length Store had to he maintained: yet it was impossible for New York to stand ricuee neimae olrective 2 mt sane, 2 abe tt eye : teat os f » Boy LACE BOOTS of best qualit blue, at) to 4 yr . og: . West Indies fc Palo (Cli le aa z Pnen tien Lats tees 5D A itiedwenecss” nr 4.98 We Have Brought a Double Exhibition from Paris! a omembers of Co wed welt, s 205 214 to | CHILDREN'S BON RE 5. three tt . YOUTHS, «1 e: ‘ste 1 : nets nes: aie iipedieole Not satistied with a position of already undisputed pre-eminence, we present today in ea oy land obield. rnb d with lk te: Philadelphia, and here in New York. two distinet exhibitions—either of which. alone, has no excitement 0 INFANTS: BLT PONED BOU es oho al Oe rival as an exhibition ¢f dress anywhere in America: nor anywhere in the world—except its afer ‘The Republi Patent’ Leather, hand-turned f Grunivea tant ego in the sister store . sulted durt soles, no h BOC] ie. tee. $7.00... 5.98 Sut ino: Phere is not a duplie Iress in the combined collections > and apart from tution ana ‘| MISSES, CHILDEE ND OINFANTS: GHILDREN'S PORE BONNETS, of cream the advantage of havir nultaneous exhibitions in the two cities, we shall exchange the two ces ee cated PATENT LEATHER SLIPPERS, \ith Ik. pretiy timed with exhibitions later on. Him giring each city a double echibition! 1 boi vee si be - spring heel r ption ances. et and eee oat igetten 1Brenenied wee) — complete assort Kowsst prices. | sogteypaceoc 1.85 ARIS, MONTE CARLO. CATRO—all come to New York. First the buds of fashion hot privileged 7 3 ices amd Monte Carlo—the Riviera—is the first parade. sluifon, Mr Payne said, ca fy to the sunny soath of | y. WAN tamed i nan alleged Misses’ and Children’s Hats. P ground for the dress plumage that Paris couju P , CHILDREN OR MATS. broad Mad CHILDREN HLA v her be Nouvel Excalier—VThe New Stairway—at Monte ¢ arlo. Witnesses the pas. ‘ saaeol theiost sminptuous gowns that the art, genius and skill of Paris can produce. Rt 4 lect Charge i tram, u f : io eae os) a art th tp pular Chi Ilere first. because firstion Monte Carlo mall the warm kisses of the Summer sun. to With the etarement that he had a cop at ~ bring to blossom: the brilliant tlowers of fashion. Monte Carlo, of world-wide fame—most of th et repo: he Danten Go AN f blatantly. because of its famed Casino: most permanenth. perhaps. becnuse of its Princ HATS, rolled o1 ernman 4 his money and the marvellous treasures of the sea, that | mise ola vet unfathomed science: most important to the world esol dress who seek early its balmy aircand its health-giving Who devotes his tine. his brain keribbed domain, to the thee t tyles and color his i al Toshio: because at W bet. Len nox & Vat es Sooour fashion expert woes to Monte Corio. and then to Paris: so that what Paris does 125th Street, est, Seventh! Aves. hot show him he may compel Paris to produce: for all the distinetive beauty that he finds , abroad, le secures for New York, before the warming rays of the sun turn Northward to the “ we] Metropolis of the West But Monte Carlo does uot hold allot beauty, Par East. aeross the Mediterranean, mt ef that auast it 2 land of the beautvot ages ago—Cairo, the capital city the land of Cleopatra: Here are to be found the members of a if the world would Governamen When did the ze oat etar in draws the world fashion to her. exelusive set. whose elegance of apparel demands the eve of the world So hints of Cairo are also here ema ven of amen sot ene AT OIKE'S DOOR, FEET OF SUBJECTS. ‘ll sarcasticon ND what answer is well worth s ation upon the sumptnous, these sae in admir evolved the brilliant “hinge has Pashion for gowning of throngs Members of As thee Bseaker Hendermy « TRIES TO DRAW TRADE FROM FRANCIS JOSEPH PERFORMS , , j \ j Teal La VE iia guss RIVAL. ANCIENT CEREMONY. aeons ae HUN robes we recognize echoes of the davs of Lu Grande larquise and pind td For the inspiration for the season's beauty in dress comes from that most ex- SVeople's Sherif Hae nw Saniing: ER erty fear Aged Men and Women travagant that the world has ever known. The poetry of these dress-pic- Kamel aakserticeibens Kectptente of Service at tires brings t romantic mind the scenes of those brilliant garden-purties, with the s the Hotbars Inasques of shepherdesses, and other figures of the taney. The flowing sleeves, the airy flounces, the filmy laces, the light. diaphanons fabries seem touched to some tangible form by ou whee lee Bl rte 7 Pmperer Francs the wands of yenii, rather than by human tingers and ingenuity That - i boutte i The modernizing of th Aquisite gowns has sheared them of none of their airy grac at ext , The genius of Paris is no less pe while it has grown marvellously in art and skill, sinee those yracti prodigal days With all their charm and witehery, these gay dresses ar willi votary of Twentieth Century fashion could wish. They will give dash important American social finetions of this Spring and Summer, For a comprehensive view of Paris, Monte Carlo and ¢ visit this Exhibition of Paris Gowns + Weleome all JOHN WANAMAKER. Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Ninth and Tenth Streets. Ladies Cure Tobacco Habit us and il as any ance to the ‘airo, invitation to Aceept our ee a Pate ’ . : A BLIND WANDERER. Onl — Didnt We Safe Medicine for Babies | seat Pood Contd te- store Her Complainant 7 f Remarkabte os The insides of babes-in-arms and little chil- Series of W gem Ace " = dental,” » Gel sin Fink as isis writer uses dren are very delicate and tender. Mothers insane : nie when feeling must not be reckless in the use of phyatcs ass eri heayy Ni is only one gentle, perfect, safe medi- Secretly at Home—Trial Package eee seine Sie ays Free to All Who Send Name tice ai lee morning with ho and Address. mireet, wa t ‘ tired over it, and Men who have 5 mo and again to quit behavior by gt : ville Court , a chi . omit @itnetly ng Owcar Ludwig, a f ‘ Mees man in Greene street ar ——_- Broome. after pAVing previously threat. Ave suffered looked at me what I wuld have wou put Food, 1 HERE BREAKS JAIL HELD AT POUGHKEEPSIE, JAMES RYAN ESCAPES. nierjected Regina, e adn gistrate $8,000 ; VERDICT FOR GIRL Matherine M. Brashear Wias Suit Against 1. nh. 1. ie Matheriue M. Brashear, of No. 470 Will | @eghby street, Brooklyn, was awarded a| at the Brooklys day 1% Justice followed hear of { of it. but never a never had her attention cal especially and had not thought In o her needs, ow,’ Tonald, “if you will just out it and try Grape-Nuts for a week, three times a day, | will euar antes you will rise up and call me | Dleased.’ tried it Charge) ten Are | No More Smoke or Dirty Spittoons In the Home. and forever the craving for the weed, and makes it impossible for amoke, The maryrilous te that it in odor! taken in mallle ‘ Amninet Him by Supe t of Elections Me ending in This City. took my advice, and followed it fal hfully, When | saw her abe a week later she looked like Mamma takes a OASCARET, baby goto the benefit, ywn't that ‘food sense? ‘Transit Road The sweet, palatable Candy Cathartic Cascaret, eaten by the nursing mother, ‘g.court. March 27 POUVOHIKERPSIE, N.Y arty he wens County Jail Jast niche ned two pounds in weight, but uk mildly purgative, Baby gots the effect diluted we ge par oe tay No aint apne: ee * a erg tie PCaliaatiea wae ‘ fe! 8 $y Ped jar, natural food—no rf —no di or—perfectly natura’ danger of eter o% just ax whe poardin They were James Ryon, alias Edward ahe felt so much better and 2 violence—no danger—pe raat lene iighta, Tares, and ify. Was thrown to the tracks.| Stevens. and Joseph Lawrence both) stronger and had greatly impr 1 in more sour curds tn bebrie scHreeh, no more wind, colic, for th hen, DU appeared matin-| awaiting the action of the Grand Jury| health and strength siNce ting ch iy fe, the npc untiateed tn eure oF your back wrappe the verd! for burglary food Jaca bn oy acl beak. Oe Stree. A@drens twill prove how easy it is to care yourself | Ryan was wanted by Supt: MoCuliagh.| “She is getting well, and you can storing Epes piven egg York ms jor “any one eine of using tobacco In any | form. lof the Metropolitan Blection District of | imagine ——— New York. Several of McCullngh’s dep utles identified Ryan as 4 man against whom charges had been made in New rer delight 1s unbounded. My own experience and that of others pom the Cleveland Plain-Lealer.) / ee a is sufficient evidence of the scientific Am interesting paper om the { public by the Census Bureau will be York. value of a food that supplies nourisn- found in this splendid reference book. ANT TO neeer FURNISED Ryan, or Lawrence. in some manner] ment to the system and builds up the Twelfth United States Census Report | 1.000, Tepicn Termyiy Treated in the 1908 World 4 obtained @ saw and cut one of the bare tain and nerve centres.” Ni will be found on page 184 of The| aimanec. > * * Well printed and | reom? Advertion im tho Suaiag in a window of the mecond story cor- Dra! jame give: oa] ees 8 0” a aileewséeions* #°° sidor. *y Postum Co,, Battle Creek, Mich, | World Almanac, Ail coports made) Sill “so RS Sit, ‘ | ri ‘ 4 5 i “ Vogel Brathors A2™4 Sir. Cov Sh Ave. HERE is no better time for you to buy your Easter suit than limited to choose from a tew styles, but trom a stock so vast that it has taken us six months of careful preparation to com- MEN’S SPRING SUITS now, when our showing is at its best. Here you are not plete. [he tabrics are the best the world affords; the making and style are of the highest character. of course; otherwise they would not bear our jacel Prices range irom $10 to $28 Moncadingielutensies Sack Suits. A wide range of men's suits, consisting of light colored Cassimeres, black Thibets, blue and black rough fac jots and blue Serges; special at $12 Fancy unfinished Cheviots, fine blue and black Worsteds, soft feeling black Thibets, narrow wale Serges in blue and black, smart check and stripe patterns in Worsted; special at $158 bes Beautitul effects in dark and light cole ored Worsteds and tine, rough unfinished Worsteds, rich black Thibets and black worsted Cheviots; special at $20 The newest designs for this season ta lightly overplaided and striped Worsteds n very quiet effects, impo ted Worsted Cheviots in brown, green and very dare tones; silk-lined black Thibets; cut and made as perfecly as $40 and $50 made-to-order suits; special at 9 s Sizes Young Men’s Suits. 15". It is the sort of Clothing that appeals to young men es Lae for it is made for young men especially, We make it with knowledge that they demand the sma artest that can be made and know what is stylish, Here are @ lot of special Easter Suits, made as smart as any young man could wish them to be: = Young Men's nobby high-colored fancy Cheviot Suits, mixtures, check effect and stripes; ages 13 to 17; spe- cial at $7.50 Dressy black Sack Suits, with all the latest “kinks of fashi spe- eee amon = $9.00 Very snappy patterns in light and dark toned Cheviots, tine blue and black Thi . bets, Serges. and genteel effects in triped Worsteds; s New desi sted Chesic grays, nea’ of the cw $10 plid wor s in dressy eds, at a fraction » price: special g ag ; dvuble-breasted trom black all-woo! pecial at ary Sack, mad: iots, extreme broad shoul rs, long narrow collars and lapels: spe Easter Neckwear, Hats, Shoes, Gloves, Shirts, &c.. for Wem and Young Men. Vogel Brothers A2™ Sty. Cov, B Ave. OPEN EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK DAILY UNTIL 9 P, M. SATURDAY UNTIL 11 P. M, ‘The House with the Green Shutters,” A Powerful and Impressive Novel From the _Londop Spectator. interest bowriter, Hila mas © Galt and Balzac, dat there traces of the novice, aa@ {toe Imitator."* Is Now Appearing Serially in the = EVENING WORD READ IT! (Published by permission of McClure, Phillips @ Co.)