The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1903, Page 6

THE WORLD: TUESDAY. EVENING, APRIL 14, 1003. Te REV. GEORGE M'DONALD, ko secre ks ee i i WHO GIVES UP HIS f lies, ature owed us tor baek boar. mf SALOON FOR A PULPIT. tt ’ a have to i e A ki Ms. Btark kod the place, overturn- furniture and breaging glassware, i} Sere r> is prostrated.'” : . Magistrate amiled. He looked at " ‘ t tthe mother and then set her o —_— —_—_—-_— Lh ¢ will come back here Monday,” th her ehitd. “and before then you may be ral bill IRich Young Man Who Was|Finally the Enraged Mother | Found in French Sanitarium! Stormed Home of Her Sister not » George MoDonald, Who! Up Preaching to Sell iskey, Gets Tired After eral Months’ Trial. ' SS FROM THE BAR.) j | | Brought Here on Kronprinz| and After Fierce Fight Re-/ LADIES CAN WRAR SHOKS Wilhelm and Hurried West. | covered the Little One. one size smaller after using Allen's | = eee Poot-Kase, a powder to be shaken into the shoes, It makes tight or ,| new shoes feel easy; gives instant re- Met to corns and bunions, It's the 121st Street: Chatham Square: daughter with Mre Frank Mallska, her| greatest comfort discovery of the age. Sontag asain atone ana ate aa nia] 2226 tO2234 ThirdAve, | 193 to 205 Park Row, | Kiyn, where the Maliskas tive, was i axe ig 4 certain cure woat~ A wengational Ktreet sun- | Poot ‘ninae| Corner I21st St. | Chatham Square. | sisters for pos ing, hot, aching feet. Address Allen S, 2 EVERYTHING ro HOUSEKEEPING. | iy <c Everything Reliable. | CARPETS, MATTING, ICE BOXES, RUGS. Mra, Neille and young, of 3 South Brooklyn, le the Tn. w witarhum eta t Uynsetence, He Says, Did It, Not High License—He Was Making Money and Had a High-Class and, Growler Trade. st Quarantine and took Chase | hry The young man came over under | AN assumed name, and was met by a umber of friend, who wei rmed with « permit from the Collector and lied by custome offvers tu the landing of Chaxe, from took a train for In to J Was arre Hoffman Boul Flush when Mrs, conscience (not high license) mBtidveve Rev. George K. MoPonaid, pastor of the Long Istand | Baptist Church, out of the saloon lees and back to the fold of is dation from which he hopes to ether RABBI GOTTHEIL re man of the cloth has ordered Bibrewers to clone the bar at Ber- | Mal avenue and One Hundred and | DYING AT HIS HOME. ty-eighth street, where he had dis- = “Wet goods since December to po @ thirsty Bronx residents who |Family Has Given Up All Hope and| for ¢ having be Sanitarium at F Mich., when herited the fortune, his father was ap- i his guardian until he should be NO BARGAIN - COUNTER GLASSES, 1 have no counters in my office, uty Elmhurst cottag: g Chase attained his ma-| th : bors belleved that |H no trays of stock glasses at reduced ; Polished hin way. His conscience, he | the End Is Expected at \ fio father ewan court pro: | the” child” with "tiem wax the Prices, no bargains except in quality. 1] Folding Combination ‘wo! permit him even to sell ikny Moments MeVA (able Reb eSMGPALS Ai: NAD eiury. Gna ith ; | HAVE the VERY FINEST APPA- Quartered BOARD | u and he claims that he Is fai the ohild as if it were her own RATUS procurable for scientific eye GO- Oak CHINA bi Gustave Gotthe sin 2 Grand et yes in eacl i an the asi which he had net i ia Fottheil is sinking baat seen in Grand ptrect yeato examination, itt AIF Coach) exami ay CART, dca Res CLOSET, a go by the board for the s ! vit tne! . Mr. | afier making inquiries as to the new fon e in Golden Mis soul's salvation. avenues “Acc hs ‘’. H. Duhme M_| comers, mounted ‘the steps of the Mali-| | TINCT METHODS, that there may be enamelled DINING Oak 01 md George was in a com-|Richard J. H 8 | ska home. Her frantic rings at the|/H no element of doubt. Weathered mood today when he wae Ave set in, which, owing b- FETT nee Be eect ail atenrnpaneera ayacate If you want your glasses absolute- ROOM One, by 8n Byening World reporter | 0s age and long illness, y caused h : y kK and began to batte wn the |} ly correct and are unwilling to have CHAIR and Large Freneh ‘the bonom of his family at No. 01/8 decided change for t All ‘ if | 8s window in the door each in, your eyes tampered with, better PI trees Astorian Wt iw ay une |EoRe, haw Mean a Phat Gott. 5 ‘i hy this opening sho drew the balt lt bring your eye troubles to me. ARM CHAIR, Mitton d ell sald his fat ih was only J Ouse. s 4 if ry tou eens but the head of /u matter of a f far one appear Correct Glasses, $1.00 Up. both have Reduced to ly declared that therein was WAN Ta ioah ere tan sah cane A, . e cate eh san [ , | rtificial Eyes Inserted, $3.00. eae; & truer and purer hep! jeury aL. Rowers ietter. i 1a Prenes sanitar ere uaerara jf Att y , $3.00. ae i $19.50 than he had found behind a bar R t tark in the lead, with a stout 5 a Decent tae alas garish | The condition of Henry H. Rogers. aude ’ m back to his |, at neels. ‘Before half a x e Optical eee of the Metropolis. Bee beans ene, Be : 7 nded his walling ya. potieema "tak Specialist, Golden Oak Sale to close out manufacturer's stock of Pill vou state frankly,” he was | South for sutgical treatme: aid | fo i Ve oN ot Mee prae |] 348 Gth Ave,, vet. 2st and 224 sts. BEDROOM FUR- f tf was Fear consolence that |to be very much improved on his arrival here to-day. A againet he hee Brower if VELOUR You Blye up the xaioon bust Css | geen eens = : —- —— a —= i church people make it too you?" It Was Win Consolence. it was my consctence. I could not out against “that.” be Reverend Gcorge stretched back Pnhls chair as he sald this and un-} i ned a button of a cardigan jacket, | the teliew of his late occupation, | Ml tell you something that I have| NITURE. j a Dresser has three // } drawers; plate mirror £\ ei measures 16x20; top Reduced for this week only to $3.98 Washstand to match; top measures 17x31, \ 2.90 Prices Marked in Plain Figures. Apparel for Men. Instead of making your garments a unit in a col- lectivefwhale,' we fashion every one of them in- dividually and separately. This insures an in- O'Neill & Co. told any ono votore—ne real HW dividuality and distinctiveness which is rare in Japanese Cotton Rugs PE re TES UR GS ae . i F : A Customers may add to their Accounts in Sea was inf saloon for young men | A d § h : | (Third Floor.) anne : sutting their owa convenience. 7a Paina in It’ to Kerp them away trom |] to-order garments. The prices are modest, The very best quality manufactured of these popular |Liberal Credit. ‘ No extra charges of any Rind, Aheip homes at night and from the ao- | ‘ Nfe /and doings of their families, | es they get a chance to express eWRt opinions they may have on dif- gclability that they find there; Mt subjects, for in a saloon thev For instance: Suits for Men, single or double breasted models, of new Spring fabrics, such as Cheviot, Cassimeres and one-tone Black or Blue Thibets or Serges. The tail- ¢ — oring and lining ure such as you would expect to find in garments of a higher grade. At $12.50 © Suits for Men, single or double breasted models, of smooth surface Thibet or Black or Blue Serge of fine Rugs, and they come in the favorite blue and white, green ane white, and red and white combinations—in carpet sizes only: . $6.00 for ae Rugs, size 6x9} $9.00 for $13.75 Rugs,size 9x 9 $9.00 for $13.98 Rugs, 72x10} | $12.00 for $18,50 Rugs,size 9x12 Kashmir Rugs. The very best REVERSIBLE Summer Rug. what it is. They ike to ait! lind and talk of the things of the qver thelr glans of beer or toddy, dpen out as ft were to each Usteners, | z ; Size 6x9........... $6.00: Size 9x9.......... $9.00 texture; lined and fashioned to a standard which is BEE ORD os 49 : ve Tired of It t Monch, ve 46x1044...... 8.75 Size 9x10'¢....... $10.50 kek tein ot ine CATSeorS a! unusual in suits At $15.00 Blse229% 4 sire oe AT Foe f D\ Peart ago 1 had got my An of | Suits for Men, single cH double breasted, ralligary or CHINA AND JAPAN MATTINGS—Inlay checks and It over my conscience said that | conservative models, o ray orsted, new Over- H ' in white, at falloyi | ae wrong for mo feat an | checks Broken Strinestand) Biaid ettecte: linedi wit I) iaequatdidesishanaleg plainiwhlte,ativery special peices Many Oxfords are eyes A over to the brewe: the best of fabrics and fashioned to the Saks standard. or fine grades, viz.: $5.98, $6.98 and $8.98 per roll of 40 | yards. Hi JHt wasn't the increase in the excise, | At $200 base |sores in spots and vastly un- ‘ Ufa tesa puigied ee a Top Coats for Men, short or medium box models, 4 P i 7 leamfartables , No; we it * , : wud the’ higher renee | the new Twill or Covert fabrics in light or medium | The roper ace Curtains bene, Sound oni af C ; i ; Pate e foot ever —particu- Bia rot comings mo fo ane (| «Soa taiiored tothe Seka stondards ee Seam Ag For Summer Homes, (third Floor.) | larly over he Gatco , mite Gilisen, who for eleven | = y Y 5 . | 3 “ ki in” o3 any, ean al Pa | &% k G & @ le Fic Deilins aol anintetable Riise th | Peat pat intu the church ie a i Mpa | In this department the stocks are now at their best, ose | = ? 2 + He ‘sald. to aig wee 4 | having Summer homes to furnish will find no difficulty in | -UPHOLST! Made like the Coward wether see you back in the pul- | * . att yA M d BEST STERL SPRIN . Ad when a man ot ‘the ana Broadtuay, 33d to 34th Street | getting just about what they want, as the varieties shown in |}|°* rl THE TALE, HIGHLY POLISHED. |Good Sense Shoe—rightly, . a 3 the different lines are larger than ever before. ibe By 0M FEET LONG, MANDgoME DEsioN aND Hin all up-to-date shapes for 1 | Renaissance, Motifany and Point-de-Luxe Lace co pOOT PIBR MIRROR, 27 INCHES WIDE, FRENCH PEVAL PLATE GLASS, CARVED men and women, ngage eae ||| Curtains, $2.96, $3.98 and up to $15.00 pair. PE ee ar take Nopruceloae He faa HWigh-Class ‘Trade, | Arabian Lace Curtains, §2.65, $3.75 and up to DINING ROOM, furnished complete at . . $3500 |iJAMES S. COWARD, . Thad a good night trade | $22.50 pair. . Write for list.of these outfits. | 268-274 Greenwich Stnear WarrenStuWc¥e | ~ taken tn gs bial as 690 In 8 Altman&@o } j pian Faint Lace Curtains, $2.98, $3.98 and up to ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNT Mail Orders Filled. . had two bartenders and : | 15.00 pair, cia ay ee SCE Haat Mg tase, On Aor ‘ | Ruffled and Fluted Muslin Curtains, 98c,, $1.25 was Ueto Sem ae UU Aad Se poled yaa ohhh Shc “eat a bie | and up to $1.75 pair. ATURDAY UNTIL 10 O'OLOCK. STH MT, & STATION AT THE Doon. Arelenowingithe latest atylescr | | Light eiigisht Colored Curtains, $1.00, $1.50 and Gent t? Rave been a proty| DRESS WAISTS and BLOUSES in _ jj P : : dn't of your customers the newest effects of Chiffon, Crepe de Chine, ||| ena Hemmed and Hemstitched slg hy i 1 go) nts."S9 (be Louisine, Pongee and Fancy Silks, also of Platte H boa iP It Valenciennes, Peteecs Sn Venise, Cluny “ Sheets and Pillow Cases ; Painless Doscasi ia” fake In terecelpia ‘ana “ix tie nigh? Iacen Below Actual Cost of the Material by the Yard. ! Popular Prices 6th Aye.& 9th St., Brooklyn (First Floor—Rear,) Lost, but Does Not Murmur. Hand-made Waists of Crash Linen, Batiste, Linon A : - Noted for Fair Deali } ; ie lace on Special Sale in our New Muslin QUAMAN' AKER &PKO oted fo ealing, geaixe lost 44,700 that 1 put into it, and Lawn, in exclusive designs, Tovmoyrow we P ‘ ; ACTION. Larue 7 Mh at eee f . Fo pg | willing to let th Oo for the ‘ gns, dozen super lit Pain me ’ 7 Me tatty | Hepa She ea pc [ese SIP ae ay fiat’ Mase Chiral ‘time and had beoome = imilar grades, ver et i or my aad u i] ‘Bhat in not relthe And for Wednesday and Thursday, Waists will qupted for siiale est possible Senne shane mais fetsolt thyipsasi 3 a rt Fer CLOTHING yan ; be marked at the following low prices: i OFF SOLN suction) ° ped me a Sei caehe prices: As Specimen Values—For Three Days Sale— . ee af cash oh thy dat hs ONSET OATS HINES $15.00 Gur No. 20 Hemmed Sheets, as follows: Gold Crowns - $3/Gol Filling - - 50c, wr 50 Y i Regular price $28 00. ae 36c, cach for size 54x90 55c, cach for size 81x93), Quaker Crown, Bridgs en@Plate Work laste a itetime, All Werk Cuarantend, Cropens Account Cc, . ! RS.00, 39c, cach for size 54x93 % 58c, cach for size 81x99 Hours; 9 A, tog P.M. Sundays 9103. German Spoken. i he offers ‘thy WAISTS OF CREPE DE CHINE, 56.75, 9.5 * each for size 63x90 * each for sl "i ad 4 sail 4 7 INE, $6.75, 9.50 oe on fora 63x09 a mat tise bOx00 " QU A DENTAL SOCIETY Furniture, Carpets, 47c. cach for size 72x00 62c, cach for size 90x994 aad r Elabteenth Street, Nineteenth sireet, Sintd Aoenwe, New York, Wi sae tas hi a ee ae BLEED Stoves, Bedding. Be * 5 , 52c, each for size 61x90 | 67c, each for size 90x108 We Will Furnish Yon Duhsaines ‘wou: recacne = 69¢. each for size 090x313 lome for he was asived. . , A AC MAE 2 WSs wrench PURE HIGH GRADE COFFEE HEMMED PILLOW CASES—All full regular sizes. Special lots ] PER Week $1 ; at 6c,, 7}4c., 10c., 12 4c, and 15c. each, IMPERIAL CAMBRIC—A soft finished white 36-inch Cambric; he Book of Facts for Men of Facts, Cents April good 10c, value TT) per Ib, 4 hes a 15th, ll at 7}¢c. per yard. i | Nee eh ’ | tis ny ’ WHITE MUSLIN-—Extra quality, yard wide, Good 6c. and 10c. ae ry vy \ ‘The Best of Ite Ming, eno | eieeY atte This is one of our highest grade coffees, regularly values \ \| ’ The World Almanse and 1 at bis home, at 6c, and 756c. per yard, re Pct I Dedia, a8 te name signifies, is a sold by us at 18 cents per pana and which general is sold elsewhere as Java and Mocha at 25 cents, REILL 1 BMS a i oe | Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. | | | i} i: Mn ea rome aL ect ey, 408 arena 9, rd!