The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1903, Page 5

Renee Sat Rae Saath Als “Y (Act “TTHE ORIGINAL MISS PIPP, ip ™ or | — = WHO POSED FOR GIBSON, 33d to 34th & Street. 5 M nN F d of th ‘ AN IN RIVER _ ‘ArH Wits, ere Ouuiiter’ OF ‘ y We have a "standard to which all things that find a place | 3 Clergyman in Louisville. here are subjected. It is higher than that which governs most stores, but the prices are not. We offer the following tr: i a oan en things to prove it. You will find them all on the main floor. | trac y Re priest deny + $2,500, Drag the Har- + lem for Body of Million- Veilings. The Storage of Shoes for Men. aire Openhym. Furs, The new fancy weaves, in Of Vici, Patent Leather or Black, Magpie or Jackdow. Velour Calf, Straight or Swing “i eed yard. By the new Cold Storage Lasts, light Piao or Friday at 19c. method. Bach garment is hung : 2 Pini BLIE Aish Woe Aan individually and incased in a For Friday at $2.00, . ibe slip cover. Upon request we] ————S~<‘<CS Embroideries. will call for the things you wish Half-Hose for Men. Cainbric or Swiss, entirely new | stored. Our charges include | Men's fine gauged, fast black patterns, from 3 to [5 inches | insurance against fire, theft and | Cotton Hose, also fast black in width. damage by moth. —— | Cotton with split feet, high Values up to 75c. per yd.,at 39¢. ¢ spliced heels and double soles. Values up to 45c. per yd., at 23c. & Stationery. Value 25c. per pair. f aldorf Writing Cabinet, con For Friday: at 19¢. iefs. | tains five s of Vellum Any boys’ clothing we sell that doesn’t give Womens Handerchiefs tain “five auras oF elt | maney uallttens Mie you the service you think it should, we want to buy Of pure Linen with colored or | match, azure, violet or white. | Lisle thread with hand-em- back at the price you paid, less your own estimate white embroidery. Value 25c- | Value 75c. broidered silk figures and side of the service it has given. clocks; black lace with silk 7 For Friday at 12ic. For Friday at 50c. embroidered designs and Ox- The fact that we have built up our business on fords, or plain black Lisle # TO MOTHERS OF BOYS: After we've sent home your boys’ clothes, a dozen good reasons may impel you to return or ex- change them, In that case you'll find how our methods distinguish us from the average retailer. Anything we sell we're ready to take back, if unworn, next day, next month—any time, without | asking why. We have confidence in onr clothing. | If paid for we refund the cash—no refunds with | strings tied to them, like credit checks, ‘JUMPED FROM HIGH BRIDGE. 4 YA Man Was Seen to Make the ** Leap and Mr. Openhym’s Hat and Umbrella Were Found on the Footpath. 4 The family of Adolphe Openhym have ered a reward of $2,600 for the re- Bevery of his body. Althozgh boatmen Ihave dragged every foot of the river mear High Bridge, from which he 1s Pe eco evan caea io as death, nat just that basis proves the satisfaction our elothing | Cc and Cuff Sets. sna Trimmin S. thread, ‘Value 35e: abd\/Seml found. Early this morning the search gives. \]] Of Swiss with fancy stitch | 9! enpmentel pity hatte For Friday at 25c. | fwas resumed and the river was crowded ing; in white, white and blue, | CUS Patterns from which to pe oh 21.0 il gL LN eh vith men anxious to gain the reward. SORFOUR JACKET SUITS, WITH BADOT | PoUnLE var Saveena JACKET = SUITS. wh it d black or white and | Select. Value 15¢. each, ’ TeFifty men have been hired by Mr. Masia Tt 16 ae at S Ror rid 7 bh Men's Crush Hats. penhym’s relatives. They are supplied foviot SMixtures.. 2.69 to $1200] Cheviot Mixtures, Blue and Dk See pink. Value 25c. per set. or ey ay at 7c. each. Of pure fur felt in ‘blackie jd them 4 CY d | + er Dozen, 75c. Ma sigenrehet taiacdition toreaing pal RRERARA TION MITE WITH PACOY) sanion oven vine, winit xo For Friday at 19¢, | ————St ese 2k —— | colors, Value $1.25. : fires 2 to 7. i @Wegularly for their work, the man who finds the body will receive the big Fancy Worsteds, Cheylot Mixture, blue, 2 : fed, green, gray and erenm Rene, a ay | Pane xed Chevtots and Rie, Sere, Dress Suit (Gao Side or Chignon Combs. ]| __ For Friday at 79c. PMS hal sea | Chignon Combs, imitationTor- onus, But these searchers were almost 7 $1.75 to $7.00 | Washabte material 23 to ; annoticed in the maze of boat owners beau ag uti Cd \}} Of sole leather, linen lined, } toise Shell, heavy quill tops. who dropped their grappling-hooks into with shirt flap, reinforced cor=- } Value 35c. each, at 19c. ho river. Lealba bliss ATMEL R ATES ch tI ners; raised lock, with straps. } Chignon Combs, imitation Tor- | Value $4.00 per dozen. ‘Bed oe pours zo by without the boty oh Bovysau Bouvet taht i}} Value $5.00. toise Shell, plain or mounted, being found the relatives of the missing Boys’ hats, Boys’ shoes, Boys’ furnishings, x Valiesdcgach ease For Friday at $3.50. gman try to persuade themselves that it For Friday at $3.95. alue each, , a . was not Adolphe Openhym who was seen es | Side Combs, imitation Tor- | St. Andrews Golf Clubs, iron. fo leap from High ridge on Monday. In : toise Shell, heavy quill tops; | and wood models, Value 75c. ® statement given out by them they say 5 English Bags. Pan ?: a Khat they have utterly fulled to find any Rocers, Peer & Company, of engin mags f 4/4 inches. For Friday at 45c. | Ypeason why ho should become a suicide. 268 BroaGway, opposite City Hall, soleleather,sewed-inframe, | Value 50c. per pair, Bt 350. fennel t : Home Lite Happy. 90 Dente nares Se kid lined; sizes 15,16, 17 and | Chignon Combs, imitation Gl for W '} ‘ ihe business aftairs of William Open-| Charles Dana Gibson's famoue creation of “The Elder Miss Pipp” was posed wand 140 to 148 4th Awe. Werailiordsrs 18-inch. Value $6.75. shell, gold plated mountings, Gloves for Women. “‘bym & Co., of which he was the senior| for by the daughter of a well-known Episcopal clergyman of Louisville, Ky. Breeett ian tt at For Friday at $4 95 set with imitation Turquoise, | Lace Lisle Gloves, two peoily -/] tmember, are prosperous, according to a| The name of the amateur model is Miss Teresa Maxwell, and she is a close y eZ Deatlor oral buttons, fashioned fingers, in @tatement made by other members of| friend of Mrs. Gibson. Value 75c. each, at 45c. | mode, grays or white. Value fthe firm. Mr. Openhym's private life She plays the role of Miranda in “The Tempest,’ but considers .er experience 4n his home was most happy, it is de-|as a model as still more extraordinary for a minjster’s daughter than that of \elared, and he had not been suffering| being an actress. Women's Umbrellas. Union Taffeta Silk, tape edge, Value $1.25 each, at 69c. | 75c. per pair. For Friday at 35c. from ill health, Of the other originals of the Pipp sketches Miss Maxwell knew but one, John in black, 26-inch tight roll; Dress Fabrics A thorough search of his papers has| Willing, of New York, who posed ¢or the pictures of the young lover. Mr. Pipp's i p fbeon made, but the relatives says he| original was a quaint little man Mr. Gibson came across in Germany. handles of pearl, ivory, horn or Ail Wool Granite Cloth, 46 3 pairs for $1.00. ft not a single word of explanation. natural wood trimmed with Lace Lisle Gloves, two-clas; A in. wide, in a most generous 4 Pr o gold or silver. Value $2.50. variety’ of colors) value 7c: fashioned fingers, in graysy\} For Friday at $1.35. For: Friday: ati dsc. black or a Value 75c. Mohair Brilliantines, 52 inches For riday at 35. hi. | Think There in No Doubt. . wide, in blue, navy, gra 3 pairs for $1.00. A 3 : : a . . y or PR : SP erintaerat erp are errr IN \ FEW uous WAIT FOR TRUCKS All Silk Taffeta Ribbon, 4 } black; value 65c. per’ yard. Pique Sewed Mocha Gloveay: | ot inquired why the Feport hed not e setean ie sh |]] inches wide, in the light Spring For Friday at 39c in grays, tans or black. V; d from what he heard of the card of oa A They root tppear talyour tomes" snGrlgen, xk Dresae shades; also white, cream or Silk 'Granadihes, 4641 4 $1.50 per pair. ] , : Table Gover, 18 yard Case and Wash- 8 ‘ rena S, inches is * es ice aan anne nee c¢{S888a Showed First Symptoms) Capt. Cooney Orders that They] ffs" str “ai ONO Ee EER CEN ripest eine on BOL naay : re | wide, in a variety of satin and | __For Friday at 79c. x h rj Oak Kite " jouble-face: rty Satin, ros grain stripes from pin to it org talon tram, dha eles in the Afternoon and Died at| Take the Rear End of the Line tr “ot Rtas ie baer a fe ates it ||] inches wide, in pink, blue, ture falfeinch width; also cluster Ves ts A eatetiiy on the oridee and” tne | Midnight. in Boarding Ferryboats. quoise, Nile, cardinal, white, | stripes; values 75c. and 85c. Women’s Lisle Thread Vests, | ee rexi0 ‘plecea id rds: alee fling 1 high this theory is not ; Devore i Mand oitheolicee et tor idee riaine. Pestitase ‘neascome trates Sele SUE orate iW) cream oF black. Value 35c. For Friday at 50c. low neck, sleeveless, fine or | t Berides, the bridge tender testifies pos- A ‘ icheli i 3 al: 5 evan, evga era We Alto Furnish a Flat at $65.00. EE Seep pes For Friday at 21c. | Imported Voiles, 44 inches | Righelice sibeed: alse, repay $1.00 A WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT, &_n Saturdays Till 10 gay that he saw ihe man crawl up| Joseph Sansa. thirty-seven vears old, Poltee Captain Cooney, commander of and fancy openwork, finished — m the calling and le 0 5 4 f ‘ a Pp eo water. ./of No. 208 East Ona Hundred and Sev-| the Long Island City Station, has just Satin Merveilleux Glace, 53{ | wide, in white or cream} value iP a nhym the head of one of is large, ‘sik Importing houses Inthe {enth street, died in Harlem Hospital |\,sueq an order that will compel Loag ‘i $1.00 per yard. with silk tapes around neck frm occupies the bie bullding |early to-day from lockjaw, after hay- inches wide, in pink, blue, tur- 30 P. . and armholes. Value 25c..each. | 7 No. % Mercer street. His al| ing suffered for nours. Tanna aniltonelens who dctye their ante juoise, new green, tan, beige, For Friday at 68c. : : 1 Pees etiin 9f 0 ads | "aun wan empire at, sixy-lentn [modi into New Yorn co wae ome el WT Pao =ndt HOlzwasser & Co.,|l] wi ye es : 4 For Friday at 19a maize, red and green, royal | Best Taffeta Silk, the surface | and green; se black, white or | of which is guaranteed; 19 cream. Value 48c. per yard. | inches wide; value 65c. mia For Friday at 29c. __For Friday at 49c. _ Friday at_49c. Highly Scented Seclies Pack- i ages,all odors. Value 10c., at 7c. Hosiery for Women. Cutlery. Woodland Violet Toilet Pow= Women's fast black Lisle | Carving Sets, double shear | der, glass jar, Special at 10c. Thread Stockings, plain or } stecl,stag handles. Value 95c. Conti’s White Castile Soap, ve. He was a member of many prom-|streot an First avenue in digging @|onq of the Mne of trucks and carriages ent eliibs, of the Chamber of Commerce | foundation. Last Thursday part of the on all out-of- hi A Pim nat a eon ade [rmnine wall uve way and foo sri | that wr the ferrvonte ound £1} ayn ede, 1421&1423 Third Ave., soth & sist Sts, him, crushing his hand, An ambulance | this city. surgeon attended him and he was sent| yiitherto these automobiles have hed ————S — f home. His hand was crushed #0 88 tl precedence over all other vehicles. cripple him had he lived. No further | Gant. Cooney observed that trucks and THE ‘ M_effects were expected, however. funeral processions returning to Man- % Yesterday afternoon he was selzcd) yattan were often compelled to walt for OW r with convulsions. Dr, Brower. 0f | more than an hour while several boats Highty-sixth street and First avenue.|went pack and forth. While this line was called, and pronounced it a case of was waiting, often stretched out to the Good Sense ribbed, also fast black Cotton, For Friday at 69c. large bar, Special at 45c. a (igs ene ot inne viet creeeng|Jensth of ‘three or four blocks, auto- high spliced heels and double R Al = Were Theatrical Make-up Boxes. ‘ one ie SA eRe aie ae meee pole Sa bowing along And \ soles. Value 25c. per pair. eee. silver base. on | Value 405, priate erelict Machine Belo Belongs to Son| hours every muscle in’ his body zener D cusetey eave Wank Sela is) nek 0e i 4 .at 3ec, | Rubber Fountain Syringes, » 9) any abe Coney mys ua a pale ach e5 yield to For Friday at 18c. per | Tea Spoons, @ dozen. at 39c. three hard rubber pipes} capset Forks and Tablespoons, 14 it y two quarts, Special at 38c. cane BL p ran. at B5c. Russian Rubber Spares Scissors, thoroughly hardened Value ha Shecial % rs blades guaranteed to hold edg. Seine 75c., Special at 50c. | sizes 3 to6 inches. Value 25c. Value $1.00, Special at 75c, For Friday at I6c. | Value $1.25, _ Special at 85c. ‘ ii F ther doct called. At 10 . \.of Broker Parish, but He | four ctner, doctors wal thelt eters | that the humblest pedster, be his wagin Doesn’t Know Who Had it Out. | Mauer ’omsitan”” Te ’areived there | at In line, need not give way for say Ever have trouble with your ; shortly before raidnight. “Ten minutes red. blue or green devi of @ multl-/feet? Coward shoe wearers loans ti a. , ple Beal never do. That's because pair. $2.00 per dozen. oe Of Black Seal, German Silver mountings. Value $2.00. For Friday at 95c. eat air metey wean ng the “ Coward” fits perfectly. oorth etrest, In which J.C. Parish, GAINED FIFTEEN: POUNDS No pinching or pain for the Nitan Club,"’ was inscribed 4 ay Mba ee: \grown-ups — no deformities fe ‘@he seat, was cleared up to-day when an —_—_———s+ : . | Bee anh, a oanver ot ie arm 's¢|Richard J, Clarke, of Plymouth, Mass., Saved ‘or growing fect. The Coward] WOUCROCR airy (3 A Sale of Sterling Silverware, f Phower & Co., bankers and brokers, of A ih oe starts the foot right an 25ctsz | embracing Toilet and Manicure Pieces, Desk and Personal Requisites, which are for the most part Be REM Brendes. nine oe by Father John’s Medicine. keeps it 50. ‘sa Bottle particularly adapted for Easter gifts. They are 925-1000 fine and unusually heavy in weight. The If | i Bed tohises. TC. Parish, gr, who Se Pe SOLD NOWHERE ELSR, prices are one-half and less than their true worth. for student In tho Groton School, Gro-| Mr, Richard J. Clarke, of 128 Water dred people who work with me inthe TAMES 8. COWARD, Files, Buttoners, Curlers, Ink Hat Brushes, Nail Brushes, Baby Brushes, Bonnet Brushes, Mase. He said that the auto was | street, Plymouth, Mass, writes: “I Puritan mill, (Signed) Richard J, | Ww ‘. | 3 oft By hia gon In some storage-housy could not speak above a whisper and Clarke, Plymouth, Masi Father 265 274 Groene Buinens Warree Bt Y Erasers, Cuticles, Shoe Horns, Bonnett Brushes. Tooth Erusher Slate Baga: are a e in ¢ « 'y while he was at echoo! dnd | continually coughed, My friends John's Medicine is pure and whole- Ortere Paper Cutters, Memo. Tablets, Pu foxes, Pap . Brushes, Nail Polishers, Glove = Combs and Stamp Boxes. Cork Screws, Ash Trays, Scis- Stretchers, Combs and Rattles, Bhat it had probably been rented to|thought I had consumption. I tried some—a food medicine and invalua- SEND FOR CATALOOUE. Fome one who had stranded it in the|many remedies without success until ble tonic in the spring. It restores “Havin ci s, Whisk Brooms and Cigar Value $2.50. Special q . treet In order to avold paying for its|] began taking Father John’s Medi- health and strength to run down sys- avin rif} Value 50c. Special at 19¢ sok aa gi $2.5 pecial at $1.19 ire. After {t had stood all day in East | cine, Since taking it I have gained tems; builds up the body and makes Combs, Files, Hat Brushes, A Cloth Brushes, Bonnet Brushes, hinty-fourth stree; it was taken in| #fteen pounds, my voice has been re- flesh. No alcohol, weakening stimu- M h f B Shoe Hooks, Hair Curlers, Value $1.50, Special at 69c Military Hair Brushes, Glove A harge by the poiice of the East Thirty-| stored to me and the cough has gone. lants or .polsonous druge—not a pat- others o Oys. Baby Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Stretchers, Whisk Brooms, Ash Mth Btreet Station 4 - t medicine; 50 years in use. orgie pre To certify to this there are two hun- en! 8; y ult stand In front of No. 409 Bast Mucilage Pots, LetterOpeners. Scissors, Seals, Cutters, Curl- Trays and Corkscrews. Value 85c. Special at 39¢ ing Irons, Tooth Brushes, Nail Value $3.00. Special at $1.48 hirty-fourth street, early yesterday] Father John’s. Medicine is Invaluable as a Tontc and Go to Vincent's oa Fridays, | Brushes Whisk ana d pear I d Bab: rushes, isk Brooms, Bon Long Handle Hair Brushes, Bota sisoline automobile of tee nine | BOGS Builder in the Spring— Makes Flesh and Strength. pela reindp too Aa fist Nat porate Knivee, net Brushes, Baby Brushes heavy silver, in newest designs at cost om thet day—you get and Hat Brushes. of flowers, figures and so forth, Value $1.25. Special at 59C Value $5.75. Special at $2.98 Bbout type from the Thirty-fourth treet ferry-house and stopped in front attention and intelligeat ser- { his stand, Hoth Gente out and one view, tems Brag en ond the men, handing him @ 10-cent piece, H LF POUND, 80 ALL GROCERS overcoat, from 4 to 1 ked him to look after the machine G, sabM, Heide ce THAT DAY. . Ul they returned. ‘The Italian walt. ee_all day for thelr return and then mn f Wi} j Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good, Do rit) Good, Never Blcken, or + 1e.,’ 260, Ned Policeman Browing of the Kast VINCENT, + (Must PROF, KOCH'S LYMPH INHALATION * THE WORLD'S hirty-fifth street station. | AND TUBERCULINE Your Credit Is As CURES Sire ening Mee szaininlon tie auto vy a) Py iy 5 Bie Remy Cogs Hv | § Peek ene Oe PTOWN 0 te ee | afi Si, TiO Bones hatin rn UPTO Paper Cutters and Corkscrews. Value $2100. Special at 98c Woll-Priced t tn with ‘| hands fi pt A Wall houghe and my ented, but when ar ( 4 reoor ol the London Diamonds aK Watches 4. C. "Paris! SB i { THE MAGNET OF SUCCESS. ogtel oF : Little payments errenged for ‘ | The Buffalo Express says rat, Rotert Kock, Business wricty private a 2 World Alma "las unaaore eats 11% sane Man Lyi Car Tracks, . ee ie. rn Ii Haat Ons ater nothin Ww! = or nac py enna Bioutoh Trouvien FREE Ma eleaton aaily 9 MEYER & POSTLEY ing. ‘ # < 0 oO ts rn a Pats Fancy and Encyclopedia [Ronee Sob che aie woth at ’ ‘ b een tr the best work of its kind published : ti iN BROTHERS, rund Huda Stas, New ark City. fas country. umes BRO PORT L OM: | DL ECCH'S SANITARIUM, Incorporated, Ls WEST 22D BT., next to Bbrich's tore, HM. F, f