The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1903, Page 6

THE WORLDi WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH18, EEN daosanea to-day that, not only DIS = - per, but every man of his clase would be expeted. ; Hall could not stand for it. His loensa d. o 9 | was revoked when New York was prac- | LOWEST PRICED STORE IN NEW YORK FOR FINE GOODS. ‘oa et Pinih¢/ O°"! Fhrich Bros. The Spring Millinery I 6TH AVE.. 224 TO 23d ST., NEW YORK. Great Sale of Women’s Ribbed Underwear. 0 long as beautiful woman takes pride in her apparel; S so long as art, genius and skill are devoted to beauty- * 22,500 Women’s Garments Under Wholesale Prices. N event of utmost importance, a chance such work for womerf; so long as thecharm of beauty shall endure, women, and men who admire them, will take supreme in- "4 as comes but once in a very long time, the Women's 35¢. mere announcement of which will bring more | ‘Women’s 59c. terest in Spring bonnets. First, because of the art and beauty expressed in the hats themselves; second, because Ribbed Vests and } People here to-morrow than any similar event of Combination months and months, for really such values are phe- of their charm and becomingness to the women who wear them. Pants for nomenal; nowhere else can their equals be found, Suits for being the entire production of the And so today is an important one in the calendar of Noted Edward Knitting Mills, Spring and Easter preparation; for today we present to public view, first, a lavish collection of the most charming bought at about one-half the usual wholesale price 2 C and offered to you on the same basis. tically running wide open. Another keoper of dne of the most notorious halls in the clty is now enrolled on the books i y with a Thirst and No|Feels Keenly the Disgrace of Be-| or tne Munn Lodge. as Two gamblers, whose names are Cash. Starts a Free-for-All/ ing Expelled from Doric} unown on every race track tn the country, have been proposed to membe: Scrimmage in a Park Row} Lodge, Although Other Char-|enip in a Brookiyn lodge, but tt ts likely that the amoke of the present investiga- Saloon. ters Are Likely to Go, Too. tion will frighten them away for the present, at least. These are only a fow of the instances that caused Grand Mas- JO POLICEMEN IN IT.|HIS NOT THE ONLY CASE,| tr Cranaait and nis men to open thelr " *l eves in amazement. ‘Phe lodges concerned may not lose thelr charters at once, but the ofcera Yoyous Sallor of the Deep Sea, a|Dance-Hall Owner and Other Gam-| 11 pe called upon to explain and to inten: fers Said to Be Members of|bring the metnbers whose reputations me imereenacrand) Other Barty) © are bad to tral, A series of the moat leers “Among Those Present” Lodges Which May Now Put sensational trials in the history of Ma- nonry Ja promised, P ‘Them on Retired List, er will not discuss the matter, Vind ee lala aithongh ire le anid to feel the dlograce more keenly than any other event in bis o€-fashioned, free-for-| Following the revocation of the Ma- su was hi her's rough-and-tumble fight Ine Bowery |aontc gharter of the Doria Lodge be-| af, ae eid ETO FC this morning, and when the| cause it had initinted “Shang” Draper, |" "This brother was William Draper, an ‘away the combatants, | the gambler and former associate of bani honorable member of a Brooklyn lodge seeeced. ‘i for many yoara He died eeveral years fnslusied policemen, sailors, "long-| robbers and thieves, into the order} geo."it'is said that during his lite he ‘and @ bartender, marched to] comes the startling ia Antico that | Often rehised to propose EOE ae hart to fall, n investiga-| membership, but at is det chan; on hes ey that. others of the} bis mind. Draper stripe have made their way into Masonry and a general housecleaning for five cents to kili the aver-|{s being planned. GRIP INVADES YALE. e 1. It's hot stuff, and the peo-| Grand Mnster Crandall took the mat- Leet SE mortal He wt average unuelly dle ter in hand and before the men under |Hetween 200 and 800 Law students ‘Tue particular "morue’ is at|him had gone far they discovered a| im Univeralty Are Reported 1 ‘co Park Row. The dispenser of the [condition of affairs that they thought | NEW HAVEN, March 1&—The epl- Nauids, otherwise called the ‘bar- oould not exist under the strict rules of| gemio of grip is spreading at Yale. Be- ig James Donaken, ‘‘the Giant.” the order. In more than one lodge| tween 200 and 300 Jaw students are re- Me forty years old and stands etx |they found men whose records will not | ported fll with it to-day, four in his stockings. 1.30 o'clock this morning Robert Iaborer, who halls from Mount ptered the ‘Morgue and or- % cents’ worth of the five-cent Miskey. ‘The order was an unusual one f the “barkeepec’’ looked et the cus- a in@urprise, He was further sur- at aA EAN etl 4 when Boyle refused to pay for —— models that the skilful and ingenious designers of Paris have produced ; and, second, a scarcely less beautiful ar- ray of exquisite hats made by WANAMAKER experts who stand at the very top of American desiguers. The development of fashion is a constantly progress- ive evolution beautyward. It seems trite to say now, as we have perhaps always said before, that the present sea- son’s styles are more charming, more artistic, more beau- tiful than ever before. Yetit is quite logical that it should be so; and the fact is abundantly evidenced by the hats exhibited today. We might say that styles are more elaborate than ever before, though the beauty is so ornate that many of the hats seem quite simple. The hats are for the most part large and picturesque, showing most graceful and be- coming curves. It is a season of manipriation of straw; first, in the effects produced by the manufacturers of shapes, and far more broadly by the hand-worked effects produced by the expert milliner on each individual hat. Some of the effects are quite daring, in the twisting of the frames; but there is nothing that can be called eccentrio, when you see how becoming the hats are when worn. i 19¢ Lot 1 includes Women’s Fine White Ribbed | Lot 2 includes Women's Fine Ribbed COMBINA- VESTS, shaped, spring weight, in high and low TION SUITS, spring weights, in high and low neck, short sleeves or sleeveless, trimmed with necks, short sleeves and sleeveiess, knee length, silk crochet and eilk tape; pants in knee length handsomely trimmed with silk tape and cro- to match, made with French band and wide lace cheted silk at the neck and wide lace at the bot- at the bottom; regular retail price 35c. pe! 19c tom; they would bea great bargain at 59. 29¢ ————$—___ garment; on gale to-morrow at per garment; all sizes on sale to-morrow at Spring Novelties in Muslin Underwear. Our Spring showing includes all the latest ideas in dainty Undermuslins, — Dressing Sacques in fancy figured and flowered designs, long and short Kimonos, house and lounging Gowns, crepon Kimonos, Japanese Nightingales and endless styles of Lingerie at the most reasonable prices. Come and see for yourself, NEGLIGEE LOUNGING GOWNS, ; DRESSING SACQUES, fancy col- } KIMONO GOWNS, fancy strips 3 Maan |, Beware of y refusal to pay quick action Unscrupulous Druggists Donaken leaped over the bar and who endeavor to palm dif an inferior and often harmful 4 Boyle on the jaw. sending him) HB} $7 substitute on the unsuspecting public. Always a tsk for t the wall. f ; fancy stripe lawn, square neck, | ored dimity, Fren f . Ie fs Seapets get ep loking for ’ Gast ret ne simply Hunyadi—when yeu The sets of hat, scarf and parasol are a distinguished neck Andale finished me Sietito the vse “embroidered {shed wie an canned re. Be COIS ste i ‘al lagative waterknown tothe world feature of thie display—the new lace stole effects are most Aho RimonD gowns whitailees, || ereans pea EG papi foots to him, as they say tn thet f . i ds Babe ag; elaborate. With colored borders; all Bq kimono gaeve,repsoals POC pany: cette h the pune nf OU ae The Children’s Hats are in every way as picturesque yi eas FOND. DRE ING SACQUES, eer Our public is invited to view the display today, and embroideries, rich variety of 5 band; value 69c.; special 49c assorted laces, extra quality | NIGHTINGALE DRESSING | GOWNS—Chemise style, circular cambrics, muslins, lawns, fin- SACQUES, fancy Persian ef- neck, finished with lawn, hem- ished AnG the ra manner; sae yaaa with broad parened ruffle, % length value $1.49 and $2.50, solid color era; & sleeve; value 69c.; spe- * 1.98 decided novelty; special 98e cial . see eee 49c Special! Special! Special! THREE HOURS’ SALE Men’s $10, $12 and $15 Fall Suits and Overcoats for $4.75. Be on hand at 9 if you can, Only 387 SUITS, nobby patterns, running in size from 35 to 50 chest, The men’s OVERCOATS time during the balance of the week. teat eerpm ie? iisabeth | cite dash io. Filzat ton Hie otarted for the scene . Ge entered the saloon for ST special at 98c. and .. le MEN'S HATS drew his club, and then eneu: Ce ‘ Usual Defect, } * ax Sagging Collar iy Book Stules 4 a _was: Uoway Detect y nm spring ty n it, and eit Zhe wey eur Bhou der Dy ye EN are apt to assume a lofty air of superiority when peor Folie around. the Hor é Collar Sets they hear rumors of ‘Easter bonnets.” They Boi exerwier pad dicot: Ouz Concave needn’t—they aré quite as particular themselves about the Shoulder ; ; style, shape and general appearance of their Spring hats, We like to have fastidious men come to this hat store. They do—more of them every day. Mostly inquisitive, at first; afterwards, because their first experiment satisfied them. BS vavaisitasan avast Pere We're ready now with a great many good styles of pital, was called In an ambulance ff : ‘ Spring hats—the best styles the best hatter turns out: lealded ‘that there nok | HR! [Fa si ; Stetson. Some of them are in the new-old browns—Flex- IY the combatants w i 5 3 : Copyright, 1993, ible and Featherweight Derbies, at $3.50 and $5. Black, too, of course. mbatants w! Wm, Vogel & Son Imperial Derbies and Soft Hats, in black and brown, $3. FATHER RESCUED Ampere and of Hat nba nd it was turned up at the Our “CONCAVE” Shoulder : Men'e Hat Store, Aunex, 770 Broadway. .are exceptional values; only 265; and “Closefitting” llar. W R sizes from 34 to 44 chest. Be one ere KIDNAPPED CHI LD, Our “Concave” Shoulder isa eas in the JOHN & -ANAMAKER oy of the lucky ones. Get here early, @ ie manner of making the shoulder of a coat. The zs e af sa $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00 OVER- COATS and SUITS at.......... Grand Shoe Values. ,.’ For Women’s Shoes, “" ;]: 1.50 Socesses Al Worth Fully $3.00 “Ji SSSSSS==. | When you see these superb Shoes at such a ridiou- lous price you will be more than astonished, for j it {8 not often that such values are ever sold, no | matter how loudly they are advertised. We bought them at just half their real value, and i you get the entire benefit. We have them in finest patent leather, dongola and vicl kid and box calf, also tan; hand sewed; any style, graceful, broad effect of our ‘‘Concave” jpelled Stranger Who Was| shoulder is obtained in the modelling and > Carrying Her Away to Flee skilful shaping by hand. It givesthe broad- opel shouldered effect to every man-even it he (Children’s Spring Suits Special Cut-Price Sale of Hane Ba Sto alist ourmeweerhg nana |aNd Top Coats. Meiicines and Toitet Requisites. = Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits, ages & by eee tere oende’ Reliable, qualities and yA 7 to 16, and Blouse Suit for the little prcer low ae anes. figuring can make them ein je people us fellows from 3 to 10,cas- : simeres,cheviots,tweeds 2. 5 Li and serges, value $4.00, i (MAIL ORDERS FILLED.) COKE DANDRUFF CURE, special Boys’ Top Coats, made of all-wool tan covertstdth, nicely trimmed and Vesount voRNON wy March | OVercoats. It will be worth your while todrop Goorge Atwell and Willem} in anc look over our showing of spring clothes, Officer Waiters, Sergt. Grent| even if you don’t want to buy just yet. You'll & posse of men are scouring Hunts} find all the modish materials here. on the outskirts of Mount Ver- All of our $15 Spring SUITS and OVER- to-day for a well-dressed man ++, 880 imho atienpiad to kidnen nix-ver.| COATS are made with our “CONCAVE” Pee FIG, Wha ves at No. 3 Shoulder and “Closefitting” Collar, Medium length Overcoat, made of black Thibet and Oxford o aeant Ghe Kianapper, who) eheviots, silk lined or silk lined to edge, $15, LITHIA TABLETS, 60 in bottle: gr, 18 %4c.; 5 gr.... ; CHARCOAL TABLETS, tal, bo: BEPF, IRON AND WINE, special (16 WOOD ALCOHOL, full pints; special...... EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL, special, { Gl] At..ssrccreeereenvorereercerers eee é { ave chase, is elther hiding in Short Box Coats of the new shades of coverts, silk lined, $15, WHITE PINE EXPECTORANT, special, bot any size 2% to 7, any width A to E; Woods or else is in a nearby inatl- Rain Seats, erica lene OuarAtTReS rasnpront, #18, BROMO-QUININE TABLETS, special........ 1, of Thibste, 15, have avery pretty boxy effect, ages 3 to 16; 5 CRESCENT HEADACHD WAFERS, © tT undressed worsteds, cheviots and hard-fini 5 Vv e , special i _ ‘eu ap UG etother Spring Suits made with our “Concave” Shoulder value $4.00, Le ‘LASTHRS, | peedl Sc 98¢ For Women's Oxford Ties where they were go-| and _'‘ Closefitting” Collar, $12.60 to $35, e BELLADONNA PLASTERS, spect COO i ‘" | PC ” BORACIC ACID, %4-1b. box, special fi pussy willows,’ when Spring Overcoats made with our '' Concave” Shoul- ome along with ne| derand “Closefitting”’ Collar, 812.60 to $36, PHOSPHATE OF SODIUM, IIb, tin’ box, J Be and Strap Sandals, Worth $1.50 there are some nice la) spectal oo OUTFITTERS COCOA BUTTER, special, stick +. Bo TT Ni ing style Bluchers and Oxfords, fine Don- ghildren did not tke the looks of WM. VOGEL & SON, TO MEN AND BOys. PUMICE STONE, special, square. +, Bc yoke | rater tip, flexible sole, véry stylish ) men and started to run away. The HAIR BRUSHBS, solld back, 11 rows extra shape last, any size 2% to 7, D to HE pre picked up Bertha in his arme| Broadway. Houston St. Four 279 Broadway, near Chambers St. fine bristles, value 7éc., special......+.++ Cc width, good, honest $1.50 Oxfords, at. 98c y in ran into the woods, She kicked Convenient ) 47 Cortlandt St, bet. Church and Greenwich Sta Imported MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES, 25 — 4 i ot ied loudly’ tor help, while he St 215 and 219 Sixth Ave. bet S4th and {5th Sts. olld back, 9 rows fine bristles, spectal, ea., For Men's Shoes, / yecberen view moose ot Qe 1 a ccc ae 125th St. Cor. 3d Ave. White Enamelled MILITARY and HAT BRUSHES, —_ rt sister then ran and told her mounted with eter- e a = good quality bris closing sale, each.. Worth $3.00 —_— Made of fine vic! kid, velour calf, patent and enamel leather and wax calf, Goodyear welt, 1 sewed, lace stylo, any destred toe shape; sises 6 , to 11. Every pair shoes in this lot we! 1 90 worth $3,00; choice + oe 1 2 5 For Boys’ $2.00 Shoes, ling silver orname: cs ae Paar hy alte T H | S WwW E E K ON LY. Koch's Uptown Prices Mate Downtown SSS > helipad Beat OUR RULE! | i Shopping an Extravagance, A Stationery Offer: tal Petts ok ese : By! Perfect Work | | F. OCH & O For Thurgdey, Friday” and, Seturdey. with ne harm, 9| Painless Process | i e We will stamp your initial in any bf these de- ; SAGE FROM DEAD. Popular Prices | Thursday and Friday, Sr ee Seek: i» ; ., 4 This is without exception the best boys’ heel shoe te males ne Men kee rr ch and dT ait ike eaten . SILK SHIRRED HATS. ever offered at such a price, Made of the finest _ppregersad % re at alin oll calfskin, best Texas oak soles, leather 1 A : my _ i ; The fashionable hat for present wear—beauti‘ully made of Jap, of the heels and counters, on new bulldog oe sizes 24 to 64; at only. 1,25 x Mew " Reidy Hac Silk on wire frames, tucked, plaited and shirred—a large va- ie t prime nares Sets of Teeth sietks, a3 Bridge Work Toot) $2 riety of shapes in black, rh 3989 light blue and the popular Our Selected Tints Cabinet, ONE QUIRE 4 Oe 9 8 c For Boys’ $1.50 Sh oes. tn city, Gold Crowns 3)Gold Filling H1| red—nothing but a bunch of Flowers, Foliage or Fee eit tas tale ee ak a 2Bc sla Se acca) QU AKER D NT ‘AL SOCIETY, value lor 2.25—here lor two days, lopes, assorted tints, including stamping. . spring heel sizes run 9 to "184; heel ’ and sizes of same shoe, 18 to 2; choloe, "Y 98 71 Broadw. LN) $ \ 1 BIWAY, N.Y, (COR, CORTLANDT ST.), N, Ys dd f Roz 14th St, |