The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1903, Page 9

z > ena apres me eet ee ao FEAR West Fourteenth Street To help make a “quiet” week BUSY and at same time add to fame of OUR POPULAR MORNING SALES we offer to-morrow until One Ps M. THE WORLD: “TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2 20, 1903, SS , ' i . | TRESE TWO LITTLE DUTCH BOYS OUTWITTED ALL THE OFFICIALS AT ELLIS ISLAND AND ESCAPED. 'Stowaways, Can’t Talk Eng- lish, but When One Was Sent to Be Deported Chum CAMMEYER’S Ghildren’s Shoe Store. School is closed. This gives you an op- portunity to have your children shod with warm, serviceable Shoes. Children’s box calf button and lace, with dull kid tops, stout soles with an in- visible cork filling, made on Helped Him Escape. shapely spring heel lasts, BABIES’ RIPPLE CLOTH COATS— Re i 1 Cream, Pink and Blue—full cut—fancy collae— « Sizes 6 to J0's......... shel UT le ancy collar : oe YOUNGSTERS OF 15 Sen irie traid trimmings—sizes to 3 years— 1.00° Boh sistase70 made to sell at $1.98. . adsvlees eect 4 | Ay ¢ Bables’ Warm Mittens free with every Cloak. i NO MAIL ORDERS—NONE SOLD AFTER ONE O'CLOCK. Tiooehout Our Stores j | Extra, Extra Values to Mahe This _ An Extra Busy Week, PER a Special Values in | Special Values in + OUTWITTED OFFICIALS. Sizes 2!:.to 6. le for boys and girls e their shoes hard, rough usage. Box calf and wax calf with heavy oak soles, in Button and Lace. Sizes 6 to 10!4.$1.25 Sizes $1 to2.$ 1,50 Sizes2'4 to6.$2.00 - ; Cammeyer’s Funiors, for Little Boys, | made of calf skin, heavy soles, Lace only. Sizes 8 to 13's, $i. a8 Sizes 1 to 2, $1.25. Boys’ Shoes. ‘Left Ellis 'sland Under Noses of Government — Functionaries and Are Likely to Remain in the Land of Their Choice. Over on Ellis Island there was a littto * | fmeldent Iast week which the immigra- \elon quthorities are trying to keep from {beboming pudlic because {t {Illustrates now easy it'!s for a determined person Fine California Blankets MISSES' DEPARTMENT @ been selling for $9.98.) agg ins slight flecks here and! z, LONG COATS ines, Kerseys and other fashe te outwit all of the elaborate precau- 4“ ” ; nesta | 2 tons which are taken there for the The pee Ny - a weavite 984 tons ie materiale a8 tosis yras ‘i safeguarding of aliens on whom +H eihemran were $2 so—now reduced to.16,08 s GIRT In black calf, box calf and black kid, Lace, sizes 1} to's, Boys’ ‘Armor Clad,’’ Lace, ban of disapprova the Government This 1s the sto Uttle Dutch has been put by WHITE LAWN DRESSES oy 3 5.29 Elaborate styles, daintily made and trim’d with fine, fancy laces—4 to 12 yra.. 3.98 to 7.98 | | | | i i | “Navy, Red, Hrown and Ri lage, | Special Attractions in | and ribbon’ trim—were $3 x te 28 ot two determined one of whom was QGakbd upiin a coom‘on an upper floor : 4 eau vot the detention building at Pills Island satin calf, sizes iM I 50 th) (ele kd atl Breparstory to. drporetion, sot whe WOR )0 SpaaucOn. : Comfortabl \ leas@ and escape was effected by the U 2 omiortables other right under the noses ot the JOHN KREMERS. WILLIE TERBEEK, ||] Boys’ and Youths’ Black Calf Poll als, ancy Skolinewhite Special Valuesin.. and Box Calf ae sizes 1 to5™%.. $1. 50, Catalogue Mailed Free on a Application, ail O:ders Promptly Filled. ALFRED J.CAMMEYER, 6th Av.& 20th St, horde, of employees which the Gove méat keeps on the island. For six day island. sant success. ‘He &muggled himse olty high and low for some ¢race of the | couldn't got a from | Httle wellows, but haven't succeeded tn Gee OR ae: Island managed to dodge | Sagtnes en yet veerslola Whiatled a Dutch Hyn FREE SERVICES. value : z .98 Women's Heavy Cotton Waists~ Satee red sateen eat ntitct A varlety of Fancy Novelty and ! eat 8 bia 1.98 {i .rccrined Weaves—were $2.98. ++...2.08 cotton—elsewhere | |! Fancy Walsts of Bille Poplinette— 8 lined throughout—fine tucks, a insertings and ea ae with soft, a 2 : He found’ out the detentic Ing Pep bel light blue, champagne and ihe Bove are John Kremers and wite} aid cen Walked around ft whistling FOR TWL TWO YEARS DURING DECEMBER. | nivs wool. 3:70 Very prety and dressy buch een years ol¢ ttle Dutch ‘ma that | ' st cambdric— High-class Novelty Cotton wears Johnny and Willie had good homes in| Wold respond | | + 4 abhianie (BOB ese $198 and. $698—now.2.98 and 408" Amaterdam, but they pined for the Iand| floor at th, ae i i British Doctors. Performing | Pianos and Organs. | Railroads. ‘$ | ——— Of the fee, x0 one day about six wegks | Tien he looked gut of the bared Win: | ay, j | Wonderful Cures. ago they stowed away in the hola or| dow and ne and Johnay talked over the! With Her Pretty Pretty Five-Year-Old These caunent specialists are giv- | the good ship Vranji Assan, bound for ing thelr services entlrely free of| this port, and didn’t reveal themselves |! Son, Mother Seeks Shelter at! charge to ali invalids who call upon | until the ship was in midocean. the Outdoor Poor Depart-| ‘hem for relief before January first. Pe nn syl va Nn i a To make a “quiet” week busy we offer to-morrow yo RAILROAD, . A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF ae ( When the Vranji Assan arrived here, ‘These services consist not only of And DESHRONSES ai tC i Sbout ten days ago, Johnny and Willie, | 13k" ack to the! ment, consultation, examinations and ad- fe leaving time ¢ meets MEN’S FINE CAMBRIC DRESS SHIRTS, who. liad been told that they would) "Oc asion raleranalthay, vice, but also of all minor puree minthaten Tater thn hit Cut and made by expert shirt makers—neat sielpes | in the most surely be sent home again, made an Been ainc "Is, by the —_—+— operations, aiid sts Stat desirable colors—[ull laundered—separate cuffs—all sizes— : 69 elaborate scheme of escape, which they ite searching | sary Hardte who, by her own |, THe Stal of Hminent Physicians ot! Vike Pastor, Sieping usually sold at $1.00 and $1.25....0004 sree muctessfully carried into effect while the Vranji Assan was tied up te a pier are |confession, {9 a tramp, called at te $$ _—___—_——-® = f aan je} Outdoor Poor Department to-day and In Sou Brooklyn. For a day the asked for shelter for herself and five- |- \ eae: +i See The object in pursuing this liberal boys, who speak no English, wandered old son. The boy, a remarkably course is to become rapidly and per-| about Brooklyn. Then they came to pretty child, with large brown eyes, was aa 2 hota Manhattan and wandered along the VROPPED HEAD IN visibly suffering from the cold pepe eneetaney writ ite as and ater: front lashes for sqme country- The we aneRa eas aw! ed, and under no eireumstances | uf Sain anal Et \t somewhat | will any charge whatever be made | man wiio coul them advice, wind. bled mentally in ve 3 & very | for any services rendered (except for | ing up at the Governors Island boat | Se pati thay suthry weet medicines) to invalids who call upon | struck up a friendship with the geant in-charge of the marines the Ne —-—_. fo kha rw it they are permanently lo¢ated at } West 34th street, New York. ny nervation LIMITED. —Pull f Louis. Dt Don't miss the great sale of cele brated $350 tone-lasting Walters Pianos, for $195, including stool_and cover—on lib- eral Bai of $5.00 down and $1.00 Warm Underwear Desirable kinds and qualities at prices to suit the great majeie 4 en's Merino Vests d Men's Medium-Weight Natural ant Ver ON AD ace and. 49 | Camel's Hair shirts and Drawers, 98 =e | Finer to $1.49, Men's White Merino Shirts 1,39 “and Drawe nS Women’s Scarlet Med! ated Ve sty Finer quality 75 and 08 cents. ante 8 1.49 | s Natural Wool Vests, ae s .69 1 & on's Heayy-Welght Natural Wools ‘ Shirts an rawers—shirt oe 1 with double breast. 149 White, Finer quality, $1.69, a if sleeves..1,39 to 1.59 | Men's Heavy-Welght Natural High neck—Short sleeves..1.18 to 1,08 | Merino Shirts and Dra were. NOC et re Finer quality to Moe ee ae ee ae itaTend Mon/s Heavy-Welght Camel's Halt < = n < | Shirts and Drawers Natural—Long a nd alcove » 79 Finer quallt (Children's White Australian them during this month. | The dogtors treat all forms of dis- 4 ‘The sergeant was.a pretty good fellow an he kept the secret of the boys, ease and deformities, and cure every Meanwhile giving them something to . et Wife |! Bar asl ba the |Cruse, Just Reconciled with “ife y undertake. Male and Fe- eatvand allowing them to sle After a Quarrel, was Warm- male ' rrh and Ca-! |tarrhal Deafness, Bronchial Affec-| ¥ Mlttle house at the landing. F ’ got Johnny a job o stand, but he couldn't get anything for Wille,| jpg His Hands Over Liquor \ so Yor several days Willie loafed about e Sh ay Delivered upon first payment of desire to have her i couple o $s Pianos fully gdaranteed for ten years, UY \\ a | Rheumatism, Chronic Kidney- and| {Bladder Complaints, Skin Diseases and all kindred ailments ‘are posi- | | tively: cured by their new treatment. | Their Consulting Physicians are in| were taken up- 1 fed, the landing, and ey tions. Chronie Blood Diseases, night Johnny} Store Stove. came over to, a els food and his Es was sent personal charge. ial | Ms . 49} Wool Shirts, Pants and 9 fours: 9 to 8; Sundays, 10 to | ax rawers—18-inch . sae ; . ae 3 Wome: -wool Aldominal Bands ise 5 cents 0 4 Eilaplnland fori Witle: Patients unable to call should write | women eel” 5 uu per eto Binge Wihite and 1 Le Kier It's Easy to Have a Change of tor home treatment. 15 | Chuaren's Natural Wool and Finaliy a nosy inspector from the EH Barge Office discovered Willie and quic . peel i a Noti | Pants 16| air Shirts, Pants and + aw a wink liked him over t Color by Using Interest and Dividend Notices. |interest and Dividend Notices. Ts | AWere—18-1NOM assoc ieee began to q id him arrest ‘ DIAMOND DYES Maiden Lane Savings Bank, 1 They are made for home use; will not crock | I 24 | Children's N ol Wrappers... 49| Pants and Der s1z0 10.6, ul Rise 5 centa per size to 34-inch. a] Vests an Infants’ W fe R “THE AMERICAN ‘SAYINGS “BANK, * conference on nis e. Such wickedness ‘as Willie's, it was decided, must b g2punished by immediate 4 iY 1 OC and, where there was a long and sole — portation, bly with his i Willie was locked up on the third ( Me‘detention building and kept | or place A hs tere blgidblentiogsbullding. tad Kept HaconPtoou eine oh |i raietaa cole ea’siy lee Special This Week Rie cone Due d | 4... When Johnny heard trom the sergeant to the saloon to-d STRONGEST OF DYES, we offer : the Sale of was warmlig lis hands over the stove deponited. whot had happened to Wille he th rahaee aqpartinent 6: A posited ass eck inst up ‘his job on Governor's Island and de-| when he 8 collapsed. Te [aaa witysnssten thes ano cuertione GeouT ae: a hee Babies’ Outfit......5.76 [7°33 Women’s Tailored Suits, i cided that he would rescue his friend or | medical ald nhim he died. He| ing, Send sample of goods when President. i | se perish with him, Then this fifteen-year-| leaves 4 wide DIRECTION < AND 45 pa eau Oy platen as teow ws old youngster laid out an elaborate plan | Gest ot whom ts Bttce ve resilat er APLES Pree. Ee 4 ‘i = Hpekead ee : of campaign and carried it t trium-] the cause lea MON: ; rt tol ‘ i oa n=] t atl DIAMOND DYES, Gutlington, Vt Alora. EH a manufacturer's entire stock, i ee 39 our prices; — ae «00 0D 38 f ; 12': .25 — \—" —- v Homesite, ANin' P. Sigastureer, vy 12's 25) 8,98—10.98—14.98-—19, 98 eToute windmuller ater Arts values $15.00 to $30.00. Maiden Lane Safe Deposit Co. voces Tel 28° Every popular style represented, CORNER BROADWAY & MAIDEN LANE. Ses eieseeeces 2 12 eee b 4 ts Open from 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 1, Woon 40] a aaake « “Onke” Wisk Be AMAKET. | 16 pieced; Valle $9.00......00+6 5.76 i THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK, : oe : ae | WOMEN'S GOLF BLOUSES i 37-39 MAIDEN LANE,N. Y., % 258 SINTH AV, 7 FULTON NEWARK AY TA THIRD AV New York To Make a “Quiet” Week Buty | women's Golf Vests—doub! en ra we offer in RIBBONS pearl buttons—special.. d 9 Women's Golf Vests—plain or s— mixtures—double breast—special...°@,98 { Blouses—fancy wave stiten— where $4.00. imers .98 Golf Blouse: Hair Bows— 1 color SEY CITY lose fancy weave— ‘smal col'd figures— i ar and cuff—value $00 8.98 acon Nanit-————ro_ nv ¢ spe 10 | CREDIT sevice a 1] we wit Ciothe the Thole Family on i pia ora |Weex 81 weex . |CLOTHING, Sire | GREAT SALE OF RUFFLED CURTAINS ManhattanClothingCo., FAR BELOW VALUE. i 1344 3d Ave., Near 65th St. Purchared from a firm who closed up their plant and therefore sacrificed cur- j 2274 3d Ave,, Near 124th St. tains which they had intended for Soring trade-...+ + These dainty Curtains are of ( 7 295 8th Ave., Near 24th Ste BROOKLYN, 700 BROADWAY, “AN EVENINGS \ | Freach Bobbinet, Cable Net and Poiat d'Essrit, White and the fashionable Arabian | Tint, with insertings and edgings of Poin! de Par's, Cluny, Italian Filet, Rossian, | Battenberg. Point Venise, Renaissance and o'her fancy taces—some with tucks’ instead of inserting and some with inserting and pla‘a ruifies—all full length, WE OFFER— For Sale. [Curtains worth $1.50 and $2.00. . eaves at 98 You see them everywhere—the signal of en- : ‘ | EASY Fan Qipans [Certains worth $2.50 and $3.00 weerincat | aie joyment and satisfaction that shines brightly oa x HANG CLOTHING ( CO. | 3 American ®Vatci Curtains worth $3.50 and $4.00... a at 1.98; from the face of every Cremo.Smoker—Sc.. : “> Biatonns " byyate Curtains worth $4-50//aad 95.00 Reneionah 2.49 v1 See JAMES BE 3 _begal a Hide | JEWELRY. | sr SuAtbey PARM tN OUR JANUARY SALE BEGINS NEXT MONDAY. Largest Seller in the World. ae 5 Majestic lewelhy Co." Nassau St. | DIAMONBAT pe Nagaes 4 / i Waltham & Blain Watch. | ON oe Wwe Women’s Underwear and Babies’ Wear, ¢ The Band is the Smoker’s Protection. $i weekly, No security i Housekeeping Mesias and Linens Ratanaced plead A A dea aquired, Write,phone oF call __ Colleges, Schools, &c. Sima GReat vate CO., nt Nassau. | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK Other pee of White. os ae uN togeerubkin, “Art Sen Benool ty} Korn wecasef, tte CHOWN “uWELUY Co., 4 MONDAY: MORNING-WONDERS GREATER THAN EVER—WAIT FOR IT.