The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1904, Page 4

THE WORLD; FRIDAY CVEN & JANCANT 18; er i | “ANLED, THOUGH HE | >> 7 ae “STILE OWN NONE! eS cergpssore. Conaeoforr Cox een can SE MRS, DELABARRE DIVIDES FIRST . HUSBAND'S ESTATE WITH HEIRS. ! | | : $2.65 for Women’s White and Black 16-B, Glace Gloves. f try Hort Pato as y SS """="54$19 75 for Misses’ $24.75 New Model Suits to Sing Sing. | x known to the pol 2 e Detained with a Woman in |fioveonee at eo uae (Pixs ‘THE vory newest models of Misses’ Sults for early spring and present woaring— “Princeton, B. C. f | ‘They say that Corcoran, with a con- ' . 50 in all, those smart zibelines and cheviots—regular $24.75 values at $12.75 in this great value- PER ! federate, was in the habit of dropping giving Saturday sale—the day when you can bring the misses without taking them from their school § a pocketbook containing « Confederate studies. Y ‘Third Floer. ‘DESERTED WOMAN KEPT Hee ORAS Cais in Tnuee Ai teanil ‘These suits are superbly fashioned by the country's best tailors wate WORD TO FOLLOW HIM FEA Geta ian pia and 16. Coats are the 37-inch style, half-fitted and plaite ith good f id was Corcoran’s game ie i : purse just as the victim did, allowing! grade of satin; 9-gore flare skirt. eH i SMerlalee tieat it erat Corcoran the It's a stylish suit the little miss can wear from now until June, and it’s equal to the $30 creation ' ‘Once Had Pair Arrested in Colo- eu A Nl iaad aa cad te aa of any local tailor. We have other splendid vaiues to tell you about’ Ee help but realize a eee ne on) Verdot i coreoran and hie pal ats ted saving of about one-third ; it on John Eckert, of ‘No. 14 a , from Girl for Alienating the pots eg reba Oe $7.50 for Girls’ $15.75 Oxford Coats. . Man's Actos, Ene gan 57,50 for, Gris’, £15.75 tulllongth | $8,755 for Wisses'*14.75 tp, Coats. Scene to aid nis comrade, bd rough Oxford Coats, doul easted ; ersey, velvet standing collar, semi- 7 Policeman Mayers caught Corcoran. | deep cape, trimmed with braid and buttons; sizes | fitting, with or-without shoulder capes, lined with = otumoia. of tency "Herbert Tamed. ane, wan tied befor” Jy 6to14. satin; sizes 14 and 16, : tt, the Philadelphia law: : ; in the | ‘ Oi in it with his fir of the Supreme Court % f for Girls’ *17,50 full-length Ghee Charlotte Bynam, © —=— —== $15 75 for Misses’ *26.75 Covert $9.75 Kersey Coats, double breasted, velvet {7 the Thiel Detectiv 4 \ s! _ Cloth Suits, spring models, 27- | standing collar, large shoulder cape; trimmed | \ =. inch semi-fitting coat, flat collar, with or without | with fancy braid and buttons; sizes 6 to 14. Saturday, Jan. 10th. iY ; Hal reap ap skit flaring, from $1 6,75 for Misses’ $28.75 high-grade ase ; Kersey Coats, % length, semi-fitting. Nats Neckwear Dept. Z 319,75 for Misses’ 127.50 Sults, of | Sep, sauder cape, immed wih velvet and sea tarine pe | yi +4 amine cheviots, Eton coat, mili- is and 16, Couette Silk and Washable Stocks, | tary shoulder cape; trimmed with contrasting color $5.75 for Palbars core redese ie broadcloth, fancy braid an ‘ons, sa ined, kirts, two models, in a variety o! |, |25Cy 50C, 75¢, $1.00 each, new at lap seam skirt; sizes 14 and 16. materials, strictly tailor finish, lengths 36 to 40. aa = Collar & Cuff Sets ; 7 P Meee sara et cacusan, (ean exhumed. and an’ autopsy’ made, ‘11 Spring of 1904 Women’s Neckwear. | 18c. for Men’s 25c. to 35c. Hosiery Ree tic ule wad vnbes lands [sina Tautidind benertemutig ceaaemenlie 2 & Spring of 1904 Women Ss NChWve ‘ - + ‘ : " ; ha Hot di , oedam! 25¢. oc. each. ‘e! Bett ines hoh.coct onthe tral WIDOW SETTLES if Uae ggasi fhe can ab) 2.5 5 | F COURSE the initial importation of the new neck- | "THAT great sale of Sample Hosiery—and there's no adaticter soany: months w Tedeveloned izatyin the last few Tace'Collars. O fe) the initial importation of the new ; 1 st a ihe Mavic. GET tne nits - wovks of ils Ife Mis. Hagamon had u | wear for women—the ultra-fashionable 1904 conceits—is at the better hosiery made—has proved the greatest value-giving Moliglute that Pigott and his compan- Rnd. ak Packed “upon it to draw $1.25, $2.25, $2.95- | clad Crawford Co.'s store, because we placed our order first and | event in the hosiery line that New York has &ver known, The best i (baacily bundled’ Into dog sieds and | AO A Chiff 2 |, made the French makers promise to send it over early. We have the part of this story is that it is still in progress. It’s q sale for men and hiffon and Crepe ® tt for the wild timber lands that she P | $ $, i i G i 4 county that was snow vovs ce oni, pomersion of other cash and] CAO w/s aye Soe | Richest Effects at $2.95 and *4,50. women, and if you fail to take part you'll soon see your mistake, for Scnule toilowed | aah shin tas. ue: ebvetnee @ r}. ane OG laveS, | They are ruffs and stoles, in Liberty Silks, Brussels Nets, Chiffon | you may never have another chance as good as:this to buy worthy Large Fortune of Broker Who "teen te cad gooey went $3.95 each, \@ and Ribbon combinations, materials of exquisite quality. These ad- | hosiery. * Main Floor. Otel at the latier piace, | Died Mysteriously Will Be Di- ‘”, ep alony ane of lie 07> vn $5.95 to $895, || Vance designs for the 1904 season are surprisingly practical. They're | 18° for men’s 256. to 35c. | 2Q¢, for women's50c, to 65c. Woman with Pi . ‘ i A a |] the proper thing for present wearing and they'll be just as appropriate * Hose, in plein black, plain * Hose, finest imported lace Porat ate! vided Among His Relatives the action oust by) Balance of Neck Ruffs at!@ for the Easter season. They come in all white, all black, and black and | is spit feet, solid colors; lace isles | 4nd gauze isle and ingrain | black @ cou t| by Mrs, Delabarre. { ‘re|reduced prices. ') white. Main Floor. in plata colors and fancy: TWN (ol eaen acer ageee ae ee POE eg : — enn Ny | ee Hand Made Lace Collars, 98c, to *6.95. for men’s 48c. and 50c. | 55¢, for women's 75c. to $1 | ° ity Herbert Pigott was a member ad ested for | FTN PR OE Fy TPE pe NET RRP ETI TS ne cri 29¢. | GC. Hi pay ine: lisle thread: iirm‘of Real Bicholt @ Plgett |, x manner thoroughly satistictory | Xpultiant Diatt ‘ OF aylor. Lace Collars, Stoles, Pelerines and Stock Collars with tab ends, Hose, Imported listes and} | 110, Hose, very fine Uisle thread, with “Mine Chovlotte, Wheeler |(0 the relatives and herself Mra. Is indlotment Piowen eee oa ate every stitch taken by hand—and it must haye been a masterly hand | cottons, in plain and fancies; also lace | with embroidered in.teps; Ane plain Bees vunchinns se rauanelphias |Caryteri: has acted ile fiifra" Delaburres is resisted! Overy. f- Feet vena that could create such wondrous beauly—prices scarcely higher than | tists and embroidered Insteps on | black or white lisle and’ fancy pat- TERS wee Mins Bynam’s second elope: | sided ite contest for possession of the) acainat her, Motintig Pe trees Fist machine-made neck wear. black and cofored grounds. terns. \ eek We Mecca eter CRC aie A fivgreed, Mr. Pigott being her! ‘rns teins of the settlement have M meni © , \ 9 Hi 4 wot bers made public, but those eee M F h sti stn ise te ao W. 142 St Great Reduction Sale of Men’s Furnishings. mari I ‘Mrg. Pigott refused to| Haven, and Mrs Mary Francle xsfebs EST BD. 1807 ||eeseseseee 200” 8? _ Oe Sb Maite sigh, Se ltr ce tr” aaah ir "os NP? wy | 1.95 for 3.50 Lounging Robes; 45¢ for 65c_to *1_ Underwear. Tat ane nae kent’ her. word. “| man retains the greater part of the es- i Sa onl couple want toa, ranch] tate, valid at $100.0. . |. JJERE:is positively the greatest saving opportunity for economical and particular men—a reduction sale of i ibaa era ea dl cola eaaa abies an vu iar Nt lee, f nic) As \ H Lahene or Buh Robes, arts, i potlts Bilode ny of wardrobe requisites. In some instances your saving exceeds half. Think my, tt Having een, pubis 4 | Jerome, started an inguiry ‘into RELI ABLE ¢ ARPETS LS of buying Wright’s $2.25 Health Underwear at 1.10; 40c for White’ Shirts; $1.95 for 3.50 Robes. Main Floor, ® cod vals oh lent ‘se Mian By , t ‘i We want you to notice particularly the excellent materials put into these garments, the superior workmanship that characterizes them. Compare | ‘sd Pagutheo: shire I | FURNITURE B ARG ‘AINS these shirts with the $1 or $1.50 custom-made shirts, eur Underwear and Robes with kinds for which you'd pay a third to a balf more elsewhere. wn, Mrs, these shirts with the $1 : : Pe wit ak Uk | z 9 You can’t afford to wait. Sooner or later you must have this wear. It’s money right out of your pocket if you delay, We want you fad he was fined ‘$1,000 Beate rages voldinaaee ine Golieerente ‘| GOLDEN OAK SIDEBOARDS, $13.50 & $26. to take advantage to impress upon your mind the prudence of so doing. Let us show you these values and you're sure to profit. amy |. Me ciensting fee jaatenee ctectiocs | M7stery im Mushand's Death, | PA Reeaeys eae SIRE Sa) 45c for Men’s 65c to $1 Underwear | $1.10 for Wright's $2.25 Underwear (7) eda verdict of 990,00) {1 May. |, The Mventiga tio he dow French bevel mirrors, brass drawer pulls, &c. 1 W: fa Health r husband, the. ke of Dr " er and. the ce 0 ' lots, men’s heavy natural fleeced and | A great lot of seconds.—Wright's famous Hea Hagamatth miones! Arby “ait neta GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOSETS, $16.50 & $22.50, Brolene! rd oe Mae Shite and drawers—65c, to A ics heavy winter weight, pure worsted, double A Dp ie pawle OF athe. centiven ihe ORtal (Reducest from $22 and $30.) $1 values, all to go at 45c. wool fleeced shifts and drawers, Natural, the best num- Mr, Ha pana B MOURT cen ah itt Wood back and shelves. | A $ ber of this celebrated brand. Slight im erections BENE a Mr aot oat mae | as one Ae DRAPERY CLEARANCE SALE. || 89c for $1.25 Natural Underweal. | the nice below the haltprice mark, but they don't tm: fe of the bitter opponition | etd et vy eatomber, 1M. ierore his 8 and 4 Fold Scréens; .69—$2.25—86.00 (reduced f 1,25—$3.50— |} . is & i 7 2 the Pigotte, “and “the feuth'n specialist hat eon aed issn. “Sitkowne, Denim and Denim and Map Leet Mepis Neary -welget naira Wen sleds 52.95 for $4.50 Lounging Robes. ieee, tte. 1] e re hae 89--$1.25 2.5 .25—$2—$4.2i = sable. y : 3 had a diploma; Flower did After “Striped Curtains, $1.25 and $2.50 (red! d fi $2 and $3.50). 5 mal 5 in colors louble-t wool elderdow: slopément that Miss Bynam had | (Ve, Stuy nets, cA wear lator he mrs oe ie eleres StU And ge00! CHonucedi tin as aadsdie ome Rey *1.35 for Men's nderweat. and fancy designs of imported terry cloth Robes, excep: Tiana And. she Fe te eee e nT tow | "led Dr. Walter 1, Delabarre "_ {Satin Portleres, $15 and $20 (reduced from. $18.50 and $26), Pure wool. full fashioned regular made Norfolk. tional lot——375 of them that were $4.50 each, for $2.95. The relatives sued, and so xtro Also great reductions Ip our “Reliable” Carpets. | New Brunswick and English Natural Shirts and Drawers, That Great White Shirt Sale. the best grade, made of finest selected yarns, medium and —— _ heavy weight. ‘THOUSANDS of men have profited by this extraordinary sale of White Shirts in which 20,000 ne uality garments re: $1.95 for $3.50 Lounging Robes. were placed at their disposal. You couldn't resist these values. 60c for 75c Unlaundered White Shirts. further these ep women will go rong W ree eee | thelt allegations that District-Attorney UAC OF LOWEN THEF WITH HG |. atoms Credit THIS SUIT COUNTS; GOES A-BURGLING rare wep &. Wife Wouldn't Live with Hus-|Thomas Preston Borrows an} NEAR 67. | band, So Justice Bischoff, Ex-| Axe, Removes the Front Door) Brookivyn Stores, Flatbush Av neer Fulton St pert in Tender-Passion Cases, Of Payton Rose’s Flat and) aaa Sam "Annuis the Marriage. Carries Away Loot. ; 0. es rian Sauckheimor v6: nas Preston would have take band with him when he 86™" ST. & 32.:AVE, ing yesterday afternoon. fe) F F E R Not having sufficient cash to engage | music at the prevailing high union Cc W. Fates he K9. ie neat best accompani:| GOLTSEtS. rappers. to a burglary, the same being « in ir re to 4s @ matter of coniectus Imported terry cloth. Robes, bright colors, 7% for $1 Unlaundored Dress Shirts. i made with hood or collar, also plain colors of wool 40c for 50c fine Twill White Snirts. by! f, eiderdown light weight, ail well made and full sized. | 60c for 75c fine Twill White Shirts. Sa j Never sold for less than $3.50. 175 to clear at $1.95, 31 for 6 pairs of S. C, Co,’s 25c Cults. For $8 You May Select Any $12 or 515 ' Great Sale for Men: ‘2 for 83.50 to $7 Fancy Waistcoats. - HERE’S a wealth of plainly stated values that will quickly give you an insight to ® suit. the unusually Jarge saving that awaits you Saturday in our men’s clothing cepa eae ils Over- coats, Trousers and fancy Waistcoats that are stylish and perfect fitting, elegantly fashioned by expert journeyman hand tailors in bright, clean, airy workrooms—clothing that is equal to the kind for which merchant tailors would ask you more than twice our extremely low prices, Second Floor, We couldn't think of selling these Suits at this low price if one of New York's foremost manufacturors"hadn’t heen almost hopelessly overstocked and turned to this oteelen ag or ment for relief, He made moro than unfavori early season could dispose of, and was giad to take a sacrifice, no ritled that poetic | Probably if he had had the money invealigutions he decided Straight front, Braid trimmed, and we bought the entire gathering at ons. Nie oact aReethe. eee full gored, Ay ay ‘The materials are those found by our expert to be the very eet apvenclraicty= Line and gray, choice patterns, flannelette, best put into men’s apparel. The radians are the smartest and newest the Rose fam- all sizes, epaulettes and flounce, creations that have been conceived. Every garment is bright and new, & Don't overlook this opportunity, for we fell you frankly that it’s the greatest clothing event of the season. ‘, "3 $25 SQ for men’s $12 and *15| © for men's 8 Suits—Splendid Suits they are— | I 50 Suits and Byercgats, tho very kind that give good service | and othets that sell regularly hs $20 —cheviots, tweeds and cassimeres, in | and $22.50; Suits of throug! Aan every color that is desirable; sizes | through worsiegs, Oyercces ot. ie from 34 to 42 Inch chest. Isn't this | Very newest models; si and trim- an exceptional value? mings of superior quality, ¥ 10,50 Sr weed ie 873 for boys’ 95 to $8 sults. tr fo the door with his were $1.50, reguiarly $1,00, h, but the effort proved futit « h had not imbibed anything west of 95c¢ 69c 4 i M “ i 7 1 e Ug a « F ———— > ay" row. “ ‘ ‘ ae F mu reads. (00, | answered, i n and uri zi. Mn, ak the whondway: ‘Taber. sents bf} Joaphettan, we were married, Sue | many movabl: e he not live with mme as my wite, % p t > ReVer Abe to persuade h $2 for $4 to $7 Fancy Vests me, When 1 remonatreted, At the Reilly Stores you get 2 pounds of the very highest grade of | ' y r c: : that sell regularly at $30 and $35 Splendid woollen fabrics, made you ro or that w f ty debiheimannara | ype we kengres theiPeles, ObOns pound elsewhere (70 cent | they. repreatgt. the highest arth in | toe and wear, In all colors, Sizes 9 ” fu) mares: you T raid: h ie eae it and oak or ae a bee, yl tS the ta re Harrah men's tailoring; neat and exclusive | to 46 years.. Positively the greatest | | Six hundred Fancy Vests— ‘ ne i ur) mone! : you'd rathe y ' Pi She mean 4 ie i tho iano and you buy a Ba Had gene IS: et & quarter tb, box of your favorite tes, ors palerens every material that Is wor- vase in boys’ clothing in all New pas ea beet are Me i rite us a postal card for Free Sample, | - : single and double breasted; real $4, 3] ented ee ! ’ e) H A Bee Mine ie oo eta na far te Wek Bs DOG ae Tea, ee ssrteees 880, Lb.) Men’s 57,56 and $5 Trousers at’3.50 Fran ake Lev nee ok Q res a re are two morals for burglars | osrade ( xcnnea) Coffee . 18c. Lb $2—an event that will attract men ned nh Oye this story. serous" Best Granulated Sugar 4y Lb. | 8 Silk Worsteds, in the latest patterns. $ who are critical dressers—and every Mentions thea mes {time sou rifia «pid he) Yat, . $ For Men's ie superior tailoring of Jevronymoen e one should have one. or two Fancy . oN a ‘Phe second is dan't be a hog. 9 UB Whitehall St. 177 Sth Ave. 25 Fine Derby hand-workers, London, in cold . Waistcoats. All sizes In the entire lot Emestes. th se10 Be Ave. | | 287 Bisecker at, ‘ and Alpine | making them sure to retain their shapeliness; every pair designed and fash-~ | 33 to 46 chest, but®a few. missing lies she ges: To Prevent the Grin : x epee ak Mena Hats. making inthe famous Poole syatemt, al stees {rom 30 to $4 walst. Equal to | from particular’ styles. Select your fhe auther! t y rat va Nyt Pa tie MG OLR A Manag ea Motos tug high-class merchant tailor made trousers. choice at $2. mio Quinine removes th ‘ eaulke call {9 the ul pane] ° | MB, Reilly Co, Tee ai v 4 Co thee Special 30 Stores,