The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1904, Page 14

_ Wool A Regular value el Slippers for Ev First Floor, Annex. Finches wide, in the most desirable combinations of colors ‘Striped effects, for house gow.s and children's dresses, rothers 5,800 Yards rmure Waistings 29° 7c yd. ‘Correct Styles in Women’s Shoes Yi For Dress and Street Wear F Special attention is directed to an extensive display of ening Wear made of Satin, Suede and Patent Leather, Women’s Linen Whipped - with hand-emb’d initial, ‘Women’s French Linens, » Lace Edge Initials, Medallion hand-made initial, Women’s Linen Laundered Hemst’d, To-morrow, Special Sale of Handkerchiefs ‘Women’s Linen Hemst’ 44, 34 and 14 inch hems, Value 20c to 35c Cord Edge, 4 Sc Each $4.75 Doz. ‘d, 12°¢ Each $ | 40 Doz. 18° « $2.00 « 25¢ « $2.00 « Upholstery will continue ; French Silk Damasks, 50 in. wide, “| Stik Gobelin Tapestries, 50 in, wide, Silk and Moir: Armures, 50 in. wide, German Figured Velours, £0 in. wide, Reduced from $3%o yd. h Tapestry Curtains, Armure and Frenc! i Reduced from $7.50 Pr, Embroidered Velour Curtains, ‘ ‘ IMPORTED FABRICS for Furniture Coverings and Hangings. » Reduced from $4.95 and $6.25 Reduced from $3.25 and $4.25 yd. Reduced from $1 75 and $2.25 yd. Reduced from $14.75 Pr. Third Floor Dept. to offer ja °2-15, 3.95 $1.35, 1.50 85c, $1.35 51.85 $3.25 59.75 ‘Belay in Arrival ot Train at One Hundred and Sixth Street Causes Congestion in Which ~ Wild Panic Is Barely Averted. $ 40 great wax the crush of the rush- _ hour crowd that thronged the One Hun- @red and Sixth street station of the ‘Third avenue “L" to-day that a number _ of women narrowly escaped being shoved from the platform before an ‘upproaching train and one woman was badly crushed and bruised, MT:.e delay in the arrival of an express train was responsible for the tremen- dous congestion on the station platform, When the train did finally pull in those ‘on the outer edge of the platform were “struggling to keep from belng thrown tracks, Young mirls and : screaming and imploring those behind to give way, but the ever- Qrriviig stream Ut pushed up the Puirwey and fought to get to the ap- Prowching train inch by iach itopeliod Tose In front turward, and hud tue Han nut moved in when it did scores WOUIM Wye vee LuuavIed un on the trucks, ‘As the cars moved in, Mrs, W. De- Data reariee, Lorcy % uid, of No, Bast One Hunured and /birst street, was funu.cd 1g4 keot slipped down bewween the piattorar anid the car, and bad not two men rap- fiddly ussisted her, her ankle yould have broken. Withe curs of the train were packed to the gates, and when the guards opened them there bly movement of the pus- toft, ‘This caused an even of Unmse herded on the . ms of the women end young gtris who were being crusted could be Leurd in the streets below Mrs. Hurrlsy was thrown uguinst a ear with such force that she fainted )> from) shock. She would have beea tampled upon had not two guards and frainman forced uu opening in the wd and ied her to the waiting om. BVhen she revived she became hy- the platform only quieted after the ar- wera! pollyemen and an empty wus summoned bruises for and » whieh heard the teatimony mn H. st the Metropolitan Street er $5,000 damages for Mwekney horse und. cab, ‘ip the Supreme Tourt prett, announced that “agree, and was dis- JAMES MeGREERY & CO. Upholstery Dept, 4th floor. Lace Curtains, Bonnes Femmes and Bed Sets, Renaissance, Cluny, Point Arabe and many hand- some novelty laces, At one-third less than usual prices, Renaissance and Point Arabe! Curtains, 2.75 3.50 5.00 and 7.50 per pair, Bonnes Femmes. 3:00 4.75 8.00 and 12,00 each, urniture coverings, — in. cluding Satin Damask, Brocades, Wool . Tapes- tries, Gobelin ‘Tapestries and Velours, — showing the latest innovations of design and color, Heavy wool Tapestries, 20C 3.0C 4,00 and 5.00 per yard, Usual prices 3.00 to 7.50. Gobelin Tapestries, all cot- ton, or silk and cotton, 1.25 2,00 3,00 and 4,00 per yard, Usval prices 2.00 to 6.50. ;Rich Damask, — handsome. “period” patterns, 1.85 2,00 4.00 and 5,50 per yard, Usual prices 3.00 to 8.50, Lawn Bureau Scarfs, trim-! med with lace insertion, 1,00 and 1.50. Linen Centrepieces,—hand- somely embroidered with delicately coiored floral designs. 75¢ %.50 and 2.50 One-half usual prices, ‘Twenty-third Street, | HE WORLD: TUESDAY Meet Your Lowest Priced Store in New York for Fine Goods. New Dept. | Friends tn Our J | x) { : Fewelry Re- | ( tring, All Rolanda Tea Ue, JA, Work War Room. 6TH AVE., 22d and 23d STS., NEW YORK. ranted. EVENING, JANUARY 12, \ 4 are selling this week at... At’ 49c —Black Taffeta, 20 incl e# wide; g00d value at 75c, White Corded Wash Silks— new styles—pretty col orings, at. i" 39c Wonderful Black Silks. We Are Selling at 49c. and 59c. The best values by far ever known in New York in a January sale—Silks whose equal could not be matched in a regular way under 75c. Bic. —Black Peau de Cygne; the reg- ular 85c. grade. At 59c | | Printed Foulard Silks—nent ef- fecta—atylish colors—23 3) ¢c inches wide, at. yard, we A49c, & 59 At 23c ~corted Bisex Silks —an extra good offering. Peau de Cygne—in white, ivory and cream; ity, a silk twills, Union silk twills We will give you material proof of what/we say. ]-°° fora Silk Umbrella Impossible, You Say? Come and See. 26 and 28 inch Umbrellas for men and women, ail mounted on steel rods, paragon frame, close roll, case and tassel to match quality; coverings of Union silk taffeta, piece dyed and yarn dyed, hemmed and taped edges, twilled corollas, pure s taped edged silk tafletas and all-silk Helvetias and Levan- tines; the handles are of the best of hard natural furze, box afid weichsel woods. Sale price 1.00 Fitted Coats of zibeline, made with military collar and large shouider cape, full sleeve with turn-back cuff, lined in good quality satin; worth $16.00. Sale price .. . 10.75 THE remainder of that Grand Purchase of Women’s Tailor-Made Coats Going at Decided Price Concessions. Women’s Cohts goes on sale to-morrow at prices that , would scarcely cover cost of manufacture. When you take into account that these are ail this sea- son's newest and choicest styles, and that they are all silk or satin lined, such prices must impress you. of unfinished made fly front velvet notched collar, lapped seams, flare sleeve, lined in Skinner satin; worth $2 Sale price .ssesseevee. 16,00 Fitted Coats worsted, with | | | | Blouse Coats, of Cheviot, with long skirt effect, made col- larless with shoulder cape, large sleeve with puff and cuff, lined throughout with best Skinner satin; worth $35.00. Sale price ... -.. 25.00 throughout the bers for many years. Prices talk, and here they are: CHEMISES. Skirt length ta Of cambrie, trim Skirt length na sertion, ribbon and ince edge 4 with embroidery With torchon edge, at .. ua Nth tucked ruffle, at rella ruffle with two or thi ind edge, ut tions rs Wittumbrelit ruffle, wide embroidery and tuck ia ruffle, WALKING SKIRTS—Umbrella rut je insertions of torchon or pdlnt with deep lace ed: to select from; vitlui WALKING SKIR' brella ruffle of lace Insertions ruffle to match Insertions, dust ru also dust rufth GOWNS. and Tore! or nal n vw and thr yoke of ‘torchon, point de nintitehing and tucks, slip or , cambric clhow. sleeves, tion, hei trimmed with lace, at.. vk, circular neck of I WALKING SKIRTS, Faris lace, fin one style with circular raffle; all spe ffle, with torchon or Italian Ine ree-quarter Our Muslin Underwear Sale Grows Greater as Bargains Multiply. The remarkable values given in Muslin Underwear here t—have uttracted the attention of New York \ Now, when the January salé starts, we naturally hold the centre of the stage. And if our values were not greater we could not expect to be constantly att We show a whole storeful of under-priced Muslin Underwear—not merely a few cheap items. Hemstit With wie Rutile or I With pointed ruftie With umbr edge, at... roe te High, square ni Low, ciroular 1 with two or Be In Jow neck, edged With front of Tadd and other style 98: ith Kk. tor t de Paris with wide ch band, vere 1 OB wits or poin' ished ede Hitched Hn ruft Paris lace r With u “al chemise style..98 With umbrel at all seasons—day in and day out women in constantly increasing num- attracting so great a business, . tucked ruffle . iffle, with torcho! ith two torehon insertions and edge, at. In six styles, lace or embroidery trimmed, » edged with torchon, ai la rutfie, embroidery trimme: With umbrella ruffle, point de Paris fine insertion ee e “CORSE: Italian Insertion and edge, a nidery trimmed, six styles, at KIMONO GOWNS. dresden borders, KIMONO SACQUES. a Jawn, Nicht colors, at y cy colored lawn, at UNDERS'! ruffle, at lin ruffle, torchon insertion and edge DRAWERS. COVERS. bi i med, with Val. lace, at in lace insertion, a chon Insertion and wr embroidery trimmed, at.. a My repon, at Je, torchon edg: | Overcoat. | | 5O0c. price —Rememb’ Overcoats at ..+ for Men’s Rubbers. and Self-Acting Rubbers, medium and broad toes; first quality Boston and Bay State makes; usually sold at 7bc, and $1.09; special to-morrow at... Men’s Overcoats een eeeenneneneet Made to Sell at $8.50, na 2-Hour Sale To-Morrow at Wednesday, 10 to 12 0’Cl Not One Sold Before, or After, at thi S| Now, fir. Man, here's another glorious opportunity for you to get the new Maybe the price will seem too low—but when you see the garments, that doubt will change to sarprise and delight. These splendid coats are made of the much-wanted Irish frieze—in Oxford, Cambridge and plain gray. Aside from the txeellent materials, they are very well cut; and their style goes far beyond what you would ordi the hour narily find in an overcoat at double the —10 to 12 o'clock Wednesday—these $8,50, A: ?® eck, Noon. Price. 495 —225 pairs of Men's Imita- tion Sandal 50c JAMES McGREERY & CO. Ladies’ Coats. Storm Ulsters made of mixed ‘Tweed. 12.50 Value 18.00 Black Coats. Various models and materials, | 10,50 and 14.50 ‘Value 15.00 and 21.00 /Remaining stock of white | evening coats at extreme- ly lew prices. Twenty-third Street. = ——_— The 1904 World Almanac and En- cyclopedia gives facts about the Philippines, Price 25 cents, by mail 85 cents, sy ews JAMES McGREERY & GO. Sale of Oriental Rugs. |On Wednesday and Thurs- day, January 13th and rath, Carabaghs... 6.50 Value 9.00 | Shirvans ....11.50 “ 1500 ‘ +2e2T&5Q * 30.00 Daghestans..16.50 “ 24.00 Mosouls.....16,50 “ 24.00 Axminster Rugs 9x12 feet, Oriental colors and pat- terns 19.00 Twenty. Third Street, ‘|}Recom mended for Shirt-! JAMES MeGREERY & CO, . Washable Dress Fabrics, 2500 yards, silk striped mousselines. White! grounds, delicately tinted floral and Persian designs, 27 inches wide, 25¢ per yard Value 50¢ English Oxford Cloth, Plain or Corded, Stipe and conventional aesigns, Small, black, green, red or lue figures on white grounds, waists or Dresses, asc per yard Twenty-third Street; Corset Gowns—Fine cambric and muslin; chemise styles; Walkin; Hosiery & Underwear Women's Gxtra Heavy Fleece-Lined Vests and Children’. Women’s Heavy Fleece-Lined Black Cot- Is the book to consult on all political questions. Heep one on your desk fat Rothenberg Noahs use WEST 1477 SGT. eee There Are Hundreds of Desirable Money-Savings in This Sale of Notions and Dressmakers’ Supplies The gocds in our sales are of-just those reliable, well-made iti f ‘ | liable, I qualities that you are always giad to buy Wes 's why the money-savings are always so desirable. And that’s why our sales are vie a) succe ule t_ Cubes—Neuns Bros, finest Red Cronp Safety: Pins, sor doz, fe. ® ed Ac Good Quatity Tollet bins. 10 white 44 and 5-4, d Garter w. and fancy colo: AND { CO. arantced 4 ' ore and She an uality large cubes. wi se e, 100. count soll in assort © 200 Aa orrow at Sg. ay etral Is papers torent Sc Re. full assortment. 10c ‘special, pel Cabinet of offered to: Engiis| ct and crimped. Needle Book: Pin-On How Supporters, silk finished elastic, black } I ares c en i ine dozen, on card. ‘ all colorg. Ate Yr ‘hread Trout aud and colors, , al 5 ssorted shapes > King’s Celebrated Cotton, black rpet Bindjng, per piece, Mean co) ble, per pair, Be, hi Rie. ine Oi 80 quality, . boy : Comba, Italian tton, black tton, doz |. De. on lees ite, dozen, 24. , Wax, with handles, special 6c tir, rx, satin Stocking Darners, polished wood. mn Tape Measures, sewn edges, P 9) L sizes. spect rong and necur Hal, Bee Women’, 14, at. o. with clusters of hemstitched tucks,hemstitch- ed ruffles round neck and sleeves, 29¢.value at square and round heck; trimmed with wide insertings of .torchon and Val., beading and ribbon; $1.00 value, at. Skirts—Fine cambric; full width, deep umbrebia ruffles of lawns trimmed with insertings of torchon lace and lace ruf- fles; also embroidery ruffles; 89¢, value, at. “ Pants, Vests have hie neck with long sleeves; 95 Pants have French band, ankle lengths; special at. . Cc Hesyy Ripbed Black Cotton 1 Oc j¢ knee, heel and toe; 17c. 19c cand of 2 oxen tes ° S * Sharp Mark Downs in Stylish Garments. This Clearing Sale Brings the Greatest Money Savings of the Season. LS { 's Tatlor-Made Suits, $5.00. Women’s Military Coats Under Cost. . alt (eon acu ee ed fey AN" wool kerseys os de zibeline, in newest mil- XIV, style coats, with military or round area seniors AP aT aR shoulder capes; full puff sleeve; some are ThebuRnoIn. cost fork. (his double breasted, fastened with loops; to this price to manufactur ° be worn open or closed; others newest P military aoe pie pe Girls’ Winter Coats at $1.98. ipower me at zane Full length heavy English melton -cloth, in pbecrgclc! i : astonlth: 5.0 several styles, such as newest military coats’ Ingly low. price cape coat with stole tront, double breasted, . cloth faced, with newest 9 sleeve, blue, red, brown, } $1.00 Waists, 59. green or Oxford; sizes 4 to 1.98 The materials are attractive, heavy vestings ( and cheviots, white or cream Hee ith est effects in ngures an r , bik in dark effects; full plaited front, large Women's Walking Skirts. earl buttons, plaited Good melton cloth, pleated style with flaring yqck, tab stocks ; large kilt bottom, tailor stitched seams, dark SQ], pu “cutis; alt sizes ; and medium Oxford grays, assorted “9 special, while they lengths, one of the best skirt values ever A last, at.... i offered, ati esse seeeeeet eter sete e ee eeee oT Ghildren’s W Muslin Wear and hildren’s Wear. , trimmed Drawers, heavy muslin, full size, um- hid ers, French styles, round neck, trimme a eee teeta iis elnster heaeitels 19¢ ing, tucks and deep hem, also 1 Cc insertings and lace ruffles, 39c. value at Children’s All- Wool Cloth Goats, in red, royal green and castor, very heavy interlining and fine satin lining; single and double capes; plain and stole effect Jaborately trimmed with silk braid and heavy lace applique; also some fur trimmed coats, all lined; new puff sleeves, fancy trimmed; sizes 2 é to 5 years; $3.00 to $4.00 value at 9 F . hi Men’s Furnishings. A Sale of Men’s Half Hose. In heavy wool and fine cashmere; in various colors; all have double merino heels and toes, double soles. Not 19, a pair in the lot worth less than 29c.; special at... c Men’s Blue Ribbed Heavy Fleece-Lined Underwear —Shirts have French neck; drawers have strong double gusset, suspender tapes, pearl buttons. Never soll 39 for less than 50c. per garment; special to-morrow ah Cc ton Stockings, in regular and extra larg sizes ; double heel and toe: 35c. value, at... COMPENDIUM OF USEFUL _INFORMA- TION COMPILED IN CON- VENIENT FORM FOR READY REFERENCE, CELE EEEEERE REE ES! aes 444444454 Ghe 1904 ‘WORLD ALMANAC AND ENCYCL OPEDIA | tho, ¢ office and on the library table at home. On News-stands, 2 5 Cc. ae is - aay 1 eof Bare.