The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1903, Page 4

LS ET RR RCT IE TRE FETT I aa Ee a - +, 7 “ i ‘ : ¢ i THE WORLD: MONDAY SYENING, NOVEMBER Y, 19055, ~ ss 4 TORS BALKED’ [DED AS SHE SLEPT |SUIDERATHER =S==E=55:"? 35 Years of Good “BY OQUEER MALADH] BESIDE CHTLOREN} THAN BEAWATER 2ise2=: Shoe Selling worked for his father, Frequently the +. ded P * i = pollee say he complained that life held . é Surpass’ 3 Values Seven Deaths in New: Jersey| Mrs, Mary Troy Expired While| Charles Buckley Saw No Future| ne ture for nim, Te vot ron Hp, te 10th Anniversary at This Store Black and A s in ie ‘Town from Disease Which} er Little Son and: Daughter} Other Than Serving Food in| ma tired of waiting on customers, en) a Colo Dréss G a : Lai owas his own boss more The lines presented in this. offeri all high class’ ‘iesembles Scarlet Fever, but) Stept Peacefully During Night) Restaurant, So He Turned On| sran sno, ta ahene Citibank caf! a Mg de Ges Re dabtica: tachadianeeve tet he cee alee eas ta “fannot be Mastered. i, Gas Without Lighting It. fnurant was discovered locked. The * veyet! ’ be vogue this season, They all have sold from $1.00 to vc8 tentang . Stor wee broken pe aa Sam iney ty tiarrben Of 0 RhOe baste 1 Seendard Ofna ; $1.25 asatd: . Such an offering is not likely to be dupli- Z cated this season, ‘ ambulance waa cajled and vromnt work On Sale Tuesday Morning. . - ts ably saved his life, Ser onoNeWICE Nye Nc Mrs. Mary Troy, No, 210 Bast One| ‘Ambitious to be something more than | Of,the surceon probaniy, navel His iis; W BRUNSWICK, N. J., Nov. 8—| yinaredth street, was to-dny found|a waiter in life and believing his pros-| sald his mother, “We can't account for ‘The mysterious disease which ts plawu-| 4004 by her children, Mary and John, | pects for rising ebove that position were {t." @ ‘FLECKED SUITINGS, 50 inch, very stylish... 7 BE Helmetta shows little abatement. | wno had slept beside het during the - ‘CHEVIOTS (shrunk), 50 inch, in black and blue -) cat Seems much more rapid in its course,| PRM eat One Hum SCOTCH TWEED SUITINGS, 50 inch... ; : _ tesome cases causing death within three} Sind gourth street station ex- S - : ie ty CLOTH, 52 inch, satin finis! id 69c » daya: A geadedliiches ® Liopegep oh : ‘ Ts cig abo dos a ‘ . ee ea ome I trS weeks, ts tae est on the loft arm, bat Dr. Donovan, shar the salut of the hosing ould porte eave ead te DONEGAL HOMESPUNS, 32 inch, best yates j BE iivuisiacse ‘crova New Brunswick and] of the Harlem Hospitel, said the woman largede retail shoe bulineas iarthe World: » GRANITE CLOTH, 56 inch, in eleven best colors i : a. are co-operating with the: toval| had died trom netiral Cine and of . man 0. All made to sell at $1.00 and $1.25. ; Recictake gaat fee ang | the woman, Joba Troy. to a severe : : (First Floor, Special Table No. 2.) 3 : ‘the. villa, w f | ; , Snuff Cor .. Nevértheless| story was corroborated by Mrs. Annie 0 y e Faris, ai Pleased of the disease have been Fe-|Haiy, of No. 191 Hast One Hundreath HOUSEHOLD LINENS, B = Agee? s and all wool Crepes at very attractive prices. ‘ 8 EES Sete te ten to te acon. gir meen COMFORTABLES, ETC. | ‘ ‘a month, . , 5 ‘ i tion of the woman's deat! a - Our stock of stfoes is so large and so varied that there is no shoe : s: Ga ana athe hoshahd Te learn ant certs Pine acres! Rineas Clot eaWal -Nabkinneunine want known to man which we cannot supply._ We have apecal shoes A Special Sale of Silks. y eee he bed on which tne. woman Tea Cloths, Centre Pieces and Doylies; Hand-em- for every occupation and for every stage of life. for Tuesday, November 10, wo and hér children slept, was potting mith | broidered Bed Spreads, Embroidered and Drawn | 3,500 yards : ‘ nother smaller mattress for a covenne: Work Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases, Hem- “ f B Fae eae et ated tian the] gtitched Towels. y ; Black & Colored Satin Liberty, others, ildininits Fine Wool Blankets; Satin Silk and Sateen Com- 2 22 inches wide, all sills,.and which usually 49c fortables; Imported Bedspreads, etc. 5 ' | retails at $1.00 per yard; special at......00« | GERMAN WA SHIPS also, ~ LONDON, Nov. 9.—King Edward, who | Damask Cloths and Napkins, In Cammeyer’s shoe store there are enough seats for twelve hun Black Taffeta, ‘ re 4 H , Table Cloths, . each, $1.75, 2.25, 2.75 dred people to be fitted at once” enough sales people to wait “Wear gadarantesd” Woven on edge: special 49c FOR SAN DOMINGO Dinner Napkins, . per dozen, 2.50, 2.90 a aii per Yatdeckssh Weise 006k). decsavisbeesss d ° White California Blankets, t (First Floor, Special Table No. 1,) 5 ble and extra bed size, pair, 6.50, 7.75 ; ii BERLIN, Nov. 9.—It was officially ad- Double an » pair, $6.50, 7.7 \ We will place on Sale Tuesday a large purchase of “by the ‘dressing of tho| mitted to-day ee ee ee ee Lamb's Wool Comfortables, + sch, $6.75 there was little sign of the King’s with ‘the west of the German Mting <ebearyed: Dontitinarke Also COTTON SHEETS and PILLOW CASES Cale wool Binte ‘clintinare trom the| ST THOMAS, D. W. 1. Nov, 9—The AT SPECIAL PRICES. shal to the’ Lon Gotta. Toncert,| German steamer Athen, having been re- ea RSE aay Cept-| cused permission to land her passengers | Ready Made Veils at Half Regular Prices and Less 150 DOZEN 95 DOZEN We have special shoes for | Soot! and for mail carriers, for ' old men and for old women, for children, for sportsmen, fot par- ticular people and for fashionable people. | Ang the Mayor's chariot there was noth- ed Chiffor and Mousseline de Chiffon Veils, 11% yards lon, ing in the nature of a circus about the] #94 Fodor aulea lat lo yee | ‘Sole Veils, 1% yards long, *) very fine quality, incbla = Lorygrenget the German flagship, whereupon the ; } black, white, cream, blue, white, cream and all the lead ‘AU the tine armor, imitations of hit- ander despatched the cruisers . brown, magpie and combina-, ing colors—hemstitched, em- Te ny ey os anol Peabo abd, Gazelle to San Domingo, = ~ : tion coloré—hemstitched,) 2 5 ¢, broidered and Honiton lace) AGC Which hed tieen familiar teatures of the} "Tne! Athen returned to, San Doming mat 0. : plain and embroidered bora-/ border, plain or with ¢ Seuslen, ment Sentinels “come | {hat she will Ignore. the blockade under e o . ers—some with chenille ant or velvet dots and figures, volunteers. the protection of the German warships, . velvet dots, each, cach, | 6 cant caly, way in which a shoe store can become es large. ae Value 50c. and 65c, Value 85c. to $1.48. 7 | ‘ammeyer’s is through the patronage of pleased customers. The ‘Are displaying new rll of tho size of our anes ts testimony of its aracter, Imported Cotton Waistings ot : i ; at Half Price and Less. IMPORTED MERCERIZED WAISTINGS in pure white » anda largo assortinent of Colored fancy:stripes, checks and i 33 embroidered dots regular values 65¢. to B5c. per yard; at C- IMPORTED vedas reed eth WAISTINGS, ce dainty pattern: ira! for present wear, colot {| iad plain whi reer values $1.00 to $1.25 ‘oe yard; at ; 5 Oc ay 4st (First Floor, Special Table No. 3.) The Correct Corset Modes Stern Brothers FASSO CORSET, at prices from $5.90, 7.78, 9.75, 12.80 and upward. Seen These Corsets have been carefully designed VEN CREE DHS eis in their Paris workshops, and are in the latest styles, conforming to the recent Costume Department piles Sar fpaadh (On the Third Floor) LMisihd dbosn'tea dec f Gaede rd leather’ in shoemaking coupled with good workmanship, business is built on service and satisfaction. And in addition, have constantly 6n hend, 3 . iT riety of Imported Corsets in the radia aaa D of their prea Raarekia? itnaked) Braigbt trent Are eos, in great variety in our much enlarged Corset y j 2.28, 8.00, 8.78 and 4.60. partment, connected with which are several expert fit- m porte resses models, § tere Particular attention is directed to / Me # at about The “LA FLORENCE” French Hand-made models—ad- i ‘ P ~ |i] vance’ styles for 1904. Every pair warranted and fitted E "3 Less Than, Former Prices Fate tigtibed bela och Mig gan DIOR Te ON grere free of c! age. Silk corset laces given with cach pair free |} - MEN’S GLOVES of ciace and Suede Kidskin, stylish than Cammeyer shoes. At'the same time, there is no store of charge. $18 to 36. Prices range upward from $5.00, for Street and Dress wear, also of Cape, Castor in the world which has as many kinds of common, every-day shoes We are sole selling agents in the city for as we have. The celebrated “LA VIDA,” and are now showing them in the newest styles of fancy, plain and bridal corsets. To-morrow, Sale of ; and Reindeer, for Driving and Walking. Muslin Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases GAUNTLET GLOVES of Buckskin and Cape, for A ven fi f i = At Reduced Prices Golfing and Automobiling. Be eee ie Hots ga7s ee with cach’ patr. Sheets ai Cases ay PEC assortment of mW. B., y P Hemst'd Pillow Plain Hemat’< Children’s .Gloves itn various weights, algo rs Ateareg yest prea ihe aie ites dow aati} 59 I’ 1g & 23g yds., 43c S2c 42x 36 in, 12c 17c¢ a number of styles guitable for Winter wear. IMz2 « SS 64 45236 4% 14° 18 é V2 22% 62 70 sox36 15 19 \ . a 223 * 69 78 54x36 % 16 21 Eighteenth Street, Nineteenth Street and Sixtd Avenue, b2g223% « 70 79 Bolster Cases Mes « 76 88 42263in,, 28 37 Wy. A\ TERS 93g x29. 77 86 42x72 « 30 © 4=639 M=zs « 84 93 45x76» 32 42 re Exceptional Offering of | Men’s High-Grade Silk Scarfs Cyggalesip lata ae ar dak gor aaa Ss peci al : § ale Regularly $1.00 per pair. (Second Floor.) We are celebrating our Tenth Anniversary in this store by givi souvenirs to every eather toh ‘women, a bottle of Ed. aude exquisite French perfume, Lace and Spangled Robes. We have reduced our entire stock of Real and Imitation Lace Robes 4 in black, white and cream, and Spangled Robes, in black, white and colars, to One-Haff Their Former Prices. (Lace Dept., First Floor.) An A shoe store might succted for a year without selling the best shoes for the money that can be ‘had; but it could not possibly succeed for thirty-five years unless the publie-were absolutely satisfied with its service and its shoes. Feather. Boas and Muffs. We Will Exhibit This Week a Very Choice Selection of | CAMM EYER Imported Coque, Marabout and Ostrich Feather ALFRED J. "Four-in-Hani narrow, é Fe edtod knct serfs” = Value $1.00 to 1.50 55 { A N Sixth Assnue and Swentieth Street, New York : Pei and cect ne Men’s House Coats & Bath Robes Je = wo str... sz \Spangled Waists, Boleros and Garnitures 1 Goats of fine Visigs Guest Sl oe We will sell this weék 100 good Upright Pianos — ; 1807 coon AChenlibe fringes ie All chet srainghhn mat '» Robes of soft woollen finished bhnkets Yalueg700 «=: 84,9. of different mabers:(Sonie only itttle ustd), at exit] &© PERTH Also Colored Chenille Fringes in All the Leading Shades | tremely low prices, very much less than their actual (Trimming Dept., First Floor.) . |. Correct Styles in Women’s Shoes value, and on payments of only $5 per month, Complete assortments for STREET and DRESS OCCASIONS, UPRIGHTS, — ‘ PRICE. ‘com; all the latest and d shapes and leathers, MARTIN & SON.. prising en! approved shapes jeathers, BEHNING. FURNITURE BARGAINS. _ BARGAINS FOR DINING-ROOMS, | nae VELVET CARPETS, 95¢. PER YD. °° ee bietag.roten abd Lilealy Jeseer too el ted diate patie : 8. Altman t Go. WEATHERED OAK SIDE TABLES, $15 Seales Special attention is directed t6 an extensive showing of Slippers for Evening Wear 1. made of Satin, Suede and Patent Leather. First Floor, Annex. Silver Plated Table Ware SHONINGER.. ‘ (reduedd from 620)6- "+: ! ve noe aes - CHESTER.... & ; 2 HS waeddvidel: HEROES NSD. sre , ? ¥, to 4 Below Regular Values KRANICH @ BACH: "180 bokaieesieiiltic as ea See GHA DMBRELLAS, an amcranensoctwiies ; ke Shs wines WATERS ssrtccossscs serene 5 GOLDEN OAK SIDE TABLES: 628°) °°] 5 SUED Ne einen) eauebie he maar a $2.50, 2.95 ae a Pain 95 and many others, all desirable styles and at equally French bivel roirfor, brass pis = he Stein) ERY Women; regular pPloe $4.00, will be offered ie: Ai ide h attractive prices. A stool and cover included with piano psy inh a } Spit Hilde $1.95 © BR EM sane ome, $2.25, 275 $6.00 Bred trays, $1,50, 1.95, 2.50 | $4.25, 6,00. Crumb Trays& Knive 1,95 5 4,00 ; Traysand Walters, —65¢ 10 $5.75 and no charge for delivery within 25 miles of New York, Now Is the Time to Get a Bargain. HORACE WATERS &CO., 134 Fifth Ave., near 18th St. , Aegis HARLEM BRANGH (OPEN EVENINGS): 3 hird Street, | 84 West 126th St, near Sth Ave.” turns all Furnishing dreams into realities, a ; : ili ei: Se COWPERTHWAIT. | ——