The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1903, Page 9

“1 Grow Hair In One Night.” Famous Doctor-Chemist Has Discoved a Secret Compound “WOW FIGHTS She Struggles with Him Desper- His Startling Announcement \ ately in a Lonely Street Till} Accompanied by Absolute Her Husband C to Her Proof of Wonderful Cures, er lusband Gomes to Causes Doctors to Mar- ites Rescue, vel and Stand Dum- 4 founded, ASSAILANT IN UNIFORM. | Tee Discoverer After half a century spent in the Iabora- tory, crowned with bigh honors foi many world-famous discoveries, the Depositors’ Acct. Department, Balcony, 34th st. Rear, ACYS Broadway 34th to 35th St. Our Millinery Is Now at Its Prettiest, «= The new Hats are on view—displayed for you to see, to enjoy, perhaps to buy, There’s a sprinkling of rich imported” creations in the collection. We brought them from Paris for suggestions and inspirations. i Our.pride centres in the Hats produced in our own workrooms. — They represent fashion, beauty and novelty, as_yo! hardly find anywhere else. The best and most elegant materials, united with taste and skill, have given us a ae Spring Hats that will please you. Come see them. is Spring Silks.~» »« White Goods,-». «0 Let us show you our Silks. The stock is well-nigh perfect. | An avalanche of White Goods—drifts, snowy drifts; great, huge Every yard in the shelves or lying on the counters ts justified | chaste, emaculate White Goods, with a gleam of Summer and a p in being here by the dictates of good taste and good fash- |.0f dress-beauty in every cool fold. ion. It's not a melange—a miscellany of job lots picked up| rae volume o atiite ae bv ta varlety—bears witness. foam at random because the prices were low. However, in spite} The forethought that inspired such broad buying on when of the beauty and eed of the Silks we exhibit, the prices, | first faint eid of their Tiestined esate feud, Cae prese: comparison with other stores, are decidedly low. ‘ood fortune. s Dainty and becoming waists of fine quality peau de soie, effectivelygtrimmed with seventeen ecru lace medallions, inserted and cut out; fronts, collars, sleeves and cuffs tucked; back made with wide stitched [pleats; white and various smart spring shades— - your choice to- $5 98 morrow. O $3.98—Peau de soie $4.98—Pexs de cygne and Peau de Soie Waists, $5.98. §Woman Says He Wore that of Street Car Conductor and the Police } Lock Man Up on Suspicion—He ! Denies He Was the Highwayman, / Mrs. M. Clark, who lives in East Wwelfth etreet, Yale Park, L. 1, was paved from the attack of a highwayman Barly to-day by her husband, who was a Mttle late in meeting her at the car, is He came into Darby's lane, near Coney Malafid avenue, as his wife was strug- + giing with the thug, The man ran at > aot i A ; js | Cotton has soared since then, and the cost of labor is higher. Hence Bhe approach of Clark, leaving ‘is hat ; de chi tr omen’s verdict is potential concerning values. There is Pekin sau reporied to eho gotee Waists, tucked and | tucked and Wentsed ith ‘IaszW [no appeal from it, We submit the following testimony and | ¢TS Who buy the products of the Southern staple now must pay mote’ ot the Sheepshead Bay station, Mrs, trimmed with buttons. insertings. rest our case with them. We bought months ago—and our selling rates to-day are based-on_fl lark telling them that her assailant \Wwore the uniform of a street-car con- uctor,-a black overcoat and a black derby hat. ‘mhomes Dears Sait papticaay Discoverer of, This Magic Compound ‘That Beautiful Easter Millinery 19-inch All-silk Pongee, sold 32-inch All-silk Pongee, sold| prices paid then. by others at 59c.; our by others at $1.00; our Pique, many styles of stripes, 27 India Dimtty, 32 Inches wis, Price) es '39c price .. f 74c inches wide, 19c. to 79c. . Figured single and Chester cords ant Sample Waists from $6.98 to $27.98. 24 Floor, 60th Gt. Section. 24-inch A gee, sold 34-inch ung Pongee, sold Piques, 36c. and 49. test of checks, ten grades, 426. | ir ina Single Night. by others at 75c.; our by others at $4.15; our Damask Waistings, 32c. to 64c. ee ‘ honey, of Parkville, on suspicion. He 4 of thi P y q . 4 India_ Mulls, 32 Inches ibaa of ark, uncon, He aru phetan- chemin She end tthe For Women, Misses and Children spsPtie ssnewesasersee DOC] price cea cvssacestiene AOE] Mercerized Madras very many pat Inde, Mall 32, ein Une and/dentes that he was in the| {ust mado the startling announcement that We have a most fascinating array of beautiful trimmed hats for] That’s our Pongee family—the weave, the weight, the lustre, the color are i Jeep and all other forms of “yicinity at the time of the hold-up. hriron any bald head. ‘The doctor makes | women, misses and children on view this week. There’s elegance |ideal tor dresses, waists and linings. They are the Silks that are in Mercerized Cheviot, 25c. quality at neckwear, 22¢. and 32¢,° Mrs, Clark was at the home of friends the claim that after experiments, taking largest demand—and we are selling them cheapest and fastest. Bp sch Glib cisco French Organdies, 68 inches Brook: 4 told her husband she] Years to complete, he has at last reached and Tare style in every creation, and the variety is pleasingly and ex- a Bask 40s: ’ Souid ee rome about 190 orcloek, ine} fue goal of hi ambition” no tke docttr ait | H ceptionally large. 24-inch Pure Silk Black Peau) 27-inch Black Taffeta, wear| imported ‘Onfords: ase, te sce” | — tmatiter favorite for graduatigg. eaid he would met her at che car at| uot be cured by this remarkable re Special attention and care has been paid in the fashioning of be- de Cygne, soft-finished, slight- guarantee woven in the selv- English Nainsook, 36 inches wide) French Nainsooks, 40 inches BE COR Cay truly marvellous, "and were Teot for the coming headgear for the young miss and the smaller girl, and nowhere tee tree’ home, thinking she would’ prob- Hee Gace cr Lae nteats Poeuadvar in the city will be found a better or more satisfactory assortment of , juvenile hats. Prices range from . bly meet her husband on the way. citizens all over the Santry, it would seem $2.98 to $7.50. iy crete effect, charming for edge. This line is controlled ten grades, 16c. to 54c. used largely for baby ainty Summer frocks. Sold exclusively by us, Equal to English Nainsook, 36 inches wide, to 86c. by others at 85c.; our 59c others’ $1.2. quality; OQ, Cc ‘ Special cease for Woes ee Sheer Sttk-Embroidered i SSvaieeiteses i lerwear, 12-yard pieces for $1.79. ite Bale a QUEIELEE Ktitcis isslesies English Long Cloth, 32 inches wide, 12-yard pieces at 98c., $1.44 and too miraculous to be The man in conductors uniform left ot the doctor's Whe car at the same time she did, but 8, L gles Spe rollewed tier (cowe -the| == i abies 24 Floor, 69th Gt. Seotton. ’ : 2 $1.78. mel and when the car was well out] and wiling to send free trial packages of Women’s Blouses. | Summer Bedding, —scemeat Lawn, 40 inches wide, appropriate a ‘et sight he approached her rapidly, | this great hair restorative to any one who A Very Special Sale of 2% Floor, Bway. Yi dy t id for lining, 9c. and 12¢. peised her arm and almost threw ber| Writes to him for it, Inclosing a 2-cent ’ 7 They have ena earl ines ‘ou are ready © toss aside the COv-|. Jones's Cambric, 36 inches wide, {eo the ground, stamp to prepay postage. In a gingle night Women Ss Untrimmed Hats. y appy, & I lines) erings that supplied warmth during} — 12c,, 16c, and 24¢. 39¢, and 4c. : Bro, Clack screamed and strugsied in| pala Yor years. Tt has stepped falling. hale 4 e ae are ECON to most EUS, the winter. As April advances they| Batiste, 32 inches wide, good for| Swiss Mulls, 30 inches -witay. ighe. grasp of the man, When her |! one hour. 1 aver fh, no matter what For to-morrow we quote two exceptionally fine values in women’s Fashion favored them promptly. grow more and more cumbersome waists, 22c., 2Bc. and 38c. grades, 19c. to 56c, 5 pureegt, ag ,aumert. Rone, ue, huakend | youne mee, tovgen nd caugean ll nave | Untrimmed Hats, The lot which we offer at 79c. was a purchase in- } And all women, whether they fol-) and burdensome teoniarates, be to Wes avardiss. || fromy the (idles one Ae {Bye Clark “was "not “badly | discovery. If you are bald your pair ts |M volving a prominent manufacthrer’s enfire sample line, which we He the ea ct Fe bingy °F! We are ready with all the light,| Victoria. Lawns, 32 inches wide,| the large, positive ‘embroider bold on her pocketoook, “Une Bade bought at a rare price concession. cae ingly, take to them at} pleasanf Blankets, Comfortables| nine gfades, 14c. to 39c. a yard. 7 eS ~ 1 - id : OWE and Spreads for Summer. Persian Lawns, 32 inches wide, elght Spree NESlaen Onaa: gj Cinetnnat, Ohio, iactosing "a, cent About 75 dozen Tuscan ace | 7Qe aie IS A The newest and prettiest are here,! The oer s to-day are exception-| rades, 19¢. t0 S4c. a yard. 2 | @BBANY, April &—William P. Belden, | and in a short time you will be entirely re- straw hats in six fine shapes; the whole assortment worth less@| Of course. ally low. We MSE PaMIGhTT BRE French Lawns, 45 inches wide, very] for children’s dresses, 38¢, and 44 fone at the leading Journalists and Ro-| #2red sold elsewhere at $1.50. than $1.50—many worth $2.50. [I Not a miss-or-hit collection—but a] \holesalers could now. buy such| POPult,for graduating dresses, 44c,| Handkerchief | Linen, "very. ta L. ic. an . 46, . ate a cemermnr a ts that have fallen free the| Mao H0e Brees we ak you to rh Veilings for Easter. hands and minds of brightest mak- Blankets HM 4 Laces, 7. cas. articular about them as about her hate So we make Wa pein tof ['S 2, brave, captivating, gathering,| Blankets, medium weights the fil-]1 aces have taken a fresh, firm SR pornt aad comb ‘i ; ; meriting the continuous throngs that] ing is clean, crisp, long-fibred wool;| charming dominance is one of the important and cons} Hae ee yey newest and most stylish meshes and colors in veilings pause about them. blue, pink ‘and red borders. fr as Women's Aaa iP pee 2 Out assortment of aS. vligs wneud oth in vay and] Beret Soe arnt erin ihe loom, work] Mare gamers of aici ae, cobweb waves te point of value-giving—we've every desirable, becoming and effective somely trimmed with fancy. brald| mentioning, However, it's the! ex-| Witt, te, coarsest and heaviest of Laces. Renaissance, “pple style. Prices on All Silk Veiling B. , “| classic, old Italian and Flemish styles have precedence, effective peplum, bishop sleeves, planation of these prices, From 15c. to $2.50 yd. of the Mohawk Val- ; » Gied here suddenly this morning. . | Beets Chaat is Swenty years ne was | PLB QL bess gorscessee: \ ata with the Amsterdam Kyening Quencer, ado We and Daily Democrat. N.Y, with turned-over cuffs, lined with * is pre-eminent. It is used lavishly. : black taffeta, { Ten-quarter size. .......$1.69] There's a surge of the loveliest here—all the patterns that strike y = Main Floor, 68th Bt. Section, $16.50; our price...... 4 ) Eleven-quarter size..... $1.99) of those best versed in the trend of the high-rolling lace movement. 2 "AT SM Tnctne Snee Bn dn | Coats and Jackets—Our selections Light-weight California Wool Sum. No capable judge of such goods, who is guided by the spirit of real 1 New oves for Easter were wisely made. No antiques. i will dream of buying elsewhere after ours and others are seen, s . d J k ° Nobby, desirable styles in just the| Mer Blankets, shaded pink, blue and ults an ackets és, in afl th ys nes yellow borders. Real Cluny and Antique Lace Band-| Extreme Novelties in St. Gall ti; All the best mal es, in all the newest and most correct styles, are | fabrics and colors you want. T aces Ings and Edgings, matched sets, Bandings, Medallions, Appliques. rs, in Readiness for Eester. here in almost illimitable quantities—every pair of gloves is fully guar-fJ| These snug, comfortable garments en-quarter size......+. $2.97] sf to'12 inches wide; white, butter Laces, white, butter and ecru, ‘ anteed, so that buying here is safe buying. appeal strongest to women during} { Eleven-quarter size..... $3.59; and ecru, 17c to $3.77 a yard. to $11.59 a yard. ; No need to worry over fittings. Nine chances out of ten 1 55 April. Just right to keep out the| ¢ Twelve-quarter size..... $4.22 Real Silk Cluny and Antique Band-) Silk Wood Fibre Bandings, } you'll find something in this conspicuously charming stock of ready~ c chill of early mornings and the nip {nee and | Doubler edge | eae iak® |i. Garten of sean h fo-put-on Suits that will meet your fancy and your purse, and For Women's $1.50 Gloves, : For Women's $1 Gloves. of late evenings. The price-range Comfortables, 98c. to $8.69 2 yard. mileage, pans 98c, to de, x that youcan be sure will be ready for. the aster parade. fatys \ Glace arid with Paris Polat Cx A new importation Just received; | is attractive. Comforables full Re Hled wit Heavy Black Silk Venise All-overs $4.89. ‘te Thursday we opel: a lot of about 75 Sulte made, ally for us roidered backs; real kid French | white glace kid; embroidered with Coats, de of black «higeiot,4 choice cotton, one side covered wit! * Naseer ct" Wy AUSHGEnaL ADS eel REET Me Mee MSS Oe suede, exceptionally fine quality: Blk | acy or self color, very fine quality, | double-breasted fly front, semi-tt:| figured silkoline, other side solid} $10.98 a yard. Bandings and Edgings to miatch, Volle. Canvas Cloth,.Broadcloth, Oheviot and Zibeline, but there ts only only, Also saporied cape gloves with i + ted back, lined with black taffeta, | af : a Fs ps one of onch atyie. although all #:yleq are included in the display, ‘They spear point backs, in the newest | perfect in fit. Sr AReues lou ararts | pink, blue or lavender, worth $1.00; Venise Grape Applique, white, cream, and Arabe colors, 7 trite Ae nee emo then: Theyre Qe be a Net sEMMMSICC TR BMT a uate ota: et $17.50; our price....,. $12.96) special at 74c. worth $1.00 a yard; our price, veneessee EE i Olea i ote poa at aie ° Women's Long Silk Gloves 50c. Jackets, madé of black broadcloth,| — Comfortables, full size, filled with - fe Covert Cheat Jack- Crepe, de Chine CALdRie Long Black and white 16-button length Jersey Milanese Silk Gloves; fly drop, sont calla pewstbaned pure ideodortzed and roedlcated, cot- % ets, s 8, ‘oats, 4, revers, closely strapped seams, line ton, both sides covere ith fanc: n AY Jn the now corset shape,| Made, with taffeta dzop, | For sues $10 4 of Penn regularly sold for $ Main Viees, Qh Dh, Sertiee, with black taffeta, 20 inches stitched figured | sateen ¢ 4 ao Jewelry for Easter.-« FL, Bova ni Inrk tans, | at rimmed wit ne e, collar jaintily tal f ur worth $2.00; special at.. . : Po strapped 8 i BW 15.75 | anmet we r A Spectal April Sale of -, $17.96) Co ivfortables, full size, fled with | /N¢ Easter influence over the Jewelry department is worth $12.6 ak HA ADL Sioa) Reliable Sew Machines. 12 Women's Corset Coats, 30 inches) white, fluffy and downy lambs’ wool, |Only to that of Christmas. The stock responds: to.’ . ,) e long made of coxsrt Sot, Snahet both ‘sides covered with figured silk- |quickening “gift” thoughts. With a list like this to Why pay £30.00 and $35.00 for a sewing ma- = long, narrow. revers, lined with] {erns, worth $2.30; special, $1498] choosing something for him or her ceases to be a ‘pu | chine when these at $12.00 are as good in every par- ticular? They were made by one of the finest and most reliable manufacturers and are fitted with all the newest and best improvements and attachments— fully guaranteed by both maker and ourselves, fi ean | [Women’s Oxfords & A Trimmed | |Wom oon See | Hat Chance. Sakae oe money’ EDR $21.96 Bed Spreads. Men’s and Women’s Watches : as 5 5 s Nickel, 94c. to $12.49. Silver, $2.49 to $10.48. Gun Metal, Sheets and Pillow Cases. | Honeycomb Spreads, full size, made i i i Made of a well-known, standard |of serviceable, bleached white yarn, $2.49 to $10.49, Gold-filled, $7.49 to $17.19. Solid Gold, i $6.94 to $99.49. bleached muslin, Each one was torn | ready-hemmed, two new centrepiece : : t from the piece and has been care-| designs, 79c, LG eed Servant Diamond Rings, aefing Silver Match Boxes, — “|. | Magan afta tara shit, X charming variety of Hats} | patent leather iw wise? "SG in fancy straw braidand hair braid,| | Gommon'aenae, maths © J, 39 made ee with chiffon or maline, trimmed with aigrettes, flowers, Miser Sng “Onslarens oh. top ine 4 bearing: i . 07. iN Quills, vings or pompons nothing button, unegila fea tor wear, they Every macece 1s tale in all penis and fully laundered and ironed. Crochet Spreads, full stze, finished! — Women's Diamond Brooches and] Sterling Silver Cgarette ” Gaseay. anywhere to compare wi | aime 9 6. A i ~— 5 sement. with hand-knotted fringe, 49 24, 3.99 to $22.67. o tham athe prices 4e2O| |g to 10% 880, 1 $35 Machines, $14.25. $50 Machines, $18.98. Sheets, 54190 inches at 34c Pretty medallion designs. 7 OC, | Pendants, 6540 fo asa coas,| — Sterlng Stiver Clear Cutters, 49/80 — — Sheets, 63x90 inches at 37c, 4 Mitcheline Spreads, full Anire nae $1.24, eee ee With dust-proof, drop-head cabi- Ball-bearing; all latest improve- : Y aie Improved Mitcheline Spreads, full) Diamond Links, $5.69 to $54.24. Sterling Silver Coin Bo: ee Children’s Coats | [Boys’ Easter Suits.||/fu, Wltarng, neva imvorr | gee and ‘$65. Machines, $2iQ| shects x00 inches at 43 | fi"in as eta and eae) Momey® Danond Barings S887 0) fr wt Ae ments; aul - » belies i ( id | * ase “Ra ee Peter: | |The pres tor bore erense| | $49 Machines, $14.95 and §25, Sheets, 90x90 inches at S2c. | blue — plainly hemmed 4 Sq! Dismmond Lickets, 6789.t0 984.94. | gap, tu Mate Boxeh, #140 tm very garment here reflects as clothing spell profit to every visitor Cc! Ss) J Sheets, 90x99 inches at 59c. eit Women's Gold Guard Chains, $7.96 Gun Metal Cigarette Cases, $4 Maar are and faste th its salection As Ball-bearing; beautiful woodwork; | ppfi¥é all the newest and best im-B) 5 Cases 42x36 inches at 10c Satin-fintshed Marseilles Spreads, fully 4) $69.24 $8.24, Bie peed Sa, eae a. | ts Hepa: all the newest Improvements Brovements; reaper sith sk snehex, | P, Cases, 45x36 inches at ttc. Sige, heavy, bOssed meetin ions. | __Lavallier Chains, $4.94 to 947.96 Gun Metal Side Bags and P priced coats and reefers, Norfolk SUITS, cas- gl Me DANE LODIOVEN EE ep pemmerennen ae Timm Sie St Ste. | + £ases, h ae signs. Slight weave imperfections.) oid yatpins, $1.59 t0 812.49. $3.97 to $20.24, Pe eed 3 ica Bi Be es BLOOMINGDALE BROS., BLOOMINGDALE BROS., P. Cases) 84x36 Inches af 436 soak A Wome ORT] Goll nell 84 fo Bs, 9956 to] 49crto wa Pane i oi ‘Pheaerpiecs wip V eerg, for soth and Goth Streets, 4 Avenue, soth and doth i Le ‘ : Gold Back an ah 9:96.10), ARC, to : d oe anid brown, Alda ¥ ell we abs aa, ae = a aaa, $21.34, Pearl and Jet Necklaces,99¢. to $304 4 ‘men ot nee. IF to ya wide: ‘ John B, Stetson Co,’s ; of variety to D ’ leh, i Men’s Canes, ~-::| Leather Goods, } tan, red ogee 303 _| Counemation sUITS, black “iy : IID DiI Double Gold [ledal Hats.~.z; Lon U Sold by all others Our price for them Spring styles—in Canes, They are Ct heer, Compre) iy “vorateds, with fone, grogaere nna / V rf 00 re. % handy auxiliaries to Men's Dress, It Card Cases, plain and-fancy an Gi ‘ToRcOsTS. for! fH ‘ at 5, is 3. wanted merely to twirl, or “just to} —79¢: to #1049. - ae Most Important af-| Painless Process have something in the hand,” or| Combination Pocketbooks, 42 2.98 and 8.1% | $16.67, ——- - Fitted Bags, $4.69 to $20.49, Chatelaine Bags, $3.34 to #4 Automobile Bags, plain er $4.38 and $11.49. Wrist Bags, 42c. to $2304. Japanese Netsukes, $3.69 to Carriage Bags, $3.34 to $603; Thimbles. Cc “Who's got the thimble?” sands of alert women and 4 Choice may quickly chorus “4 after the following has Double Gold Medal Hats—finest quaiity made by John B. Stetson Company. The manufacturers REQUIRE dealers to be helpful when walking— | you'll find “just the thing” among the lot recently arrived, Some are lirm, rigid as a metal rod, almost; others are supple, pliable—including | the following woods—acacia, par- i¢ridge, weichsel and whanghee— newest-shaped handles, trimmed with sterling silver, aes Popular Prices Prices Lowered on ‘| ; ica AHANTER. ~~ UAKER SPECIALTI E E Jous patlore ti | ePantts Toa Sere ta ae to aa! them 4 Sea Rt. submis to the simand xcept ‘stainless, eavy | quipped with | tof in Appeatance® sid comtlonanle ourselves. e refuse to permit others to dictate what we ee Ss yin ate mater kaise | Reece’ oa sh wena S88: 8l\| shall charge you for our own goods. To-day we. offer oite| |_Rebbits, Birds | Sets of } (oo 3 Work so, 82 Stetson's Double Gold Medal Soft Hats—newest Spring 1 extra fine quality, double ties | ve shapes in black and nuttria, at Gold Crowns - $3)Gold Filling - - $4 ‘and toe, warranted| |and many novelties in gro- tesque shapes, all. of which | 9 6 Quaker Crown, Bridge and Plate Work lasts a lifetime. All Work Guarentesd, Hours; 9 A, M.to9 P, M. NTAL. German Spoken. ¢ that price we realize our usual perce! mean infinite delight to the’ QUAKER DEN AL SOCIE children, alee iat || And at I ntage of profit | | | | | |