The evening world. Newspaper, January 20, 1904, Page 12

| Stern Brothers ‘Cotton Dress Fabrics To-morrow will be offered a special purchase of 36-inch Panama Linen, Cotton Canvas and Home: Suitings, this season c 6,000 ‘Vds, {sea pyri ty alan 0d effects, at 1 7 yd. One of Three -In« Silk Fraud lis. to Appear at Judge Thomas. Another large purchase of ~ Extra Fine Muslin Sheets, Pillow & Bolster Cases Sheets “Plain Hemst’d Pillow Cases Plain Hemst’d WgxWyds., 47¢ S6c 42256 in, 12c 16c Wi x3g 58 67 45x36“ 13 17 2 22% | 64 73 50x36 « 14 18 2) jia'S ee 70 79 54236 16 20 4x 24g 71, 80 _— Bolster Cases Mrs 79° 88 42263 in, 28 «(34 canea] 2362236 * 80:89 42273" 29 «38 omen) xs % 886 95 45276 3443 ‘Co. Also HEMMED PILLOW CASES 675 Doz, 4 45236 %nches, made from Grinnell, New 1 1° Bedford, Dwight Anchor & Atlantic Muslin, Bos oF Mid-week Reductions in Boys’ High-grade:Clothing 1. pene de pir ae Nteniorly $5.00 to $6.5) $2.85) ee aarcouts, ” . Fematy§sc °3s50 CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS & REEFERS, among them the season's best selling styles, Formerly $5.00 to $5-50 *3.00 LARGE LADS’ OVERCOATS, all-wool cheviots ‘ Leas Gab intent aais Formerly $695 *4-e60 KNEE PANTS, plain blues, pat bedion ainaeee and English corduroys, Value 95c 59c Boys’ Stout Shoes tor Winter Made of Calfskin, Laced) sizes 9 to 1314 $1.65 heavy welted soles, aqiliee She RY $2.00 Complete assortments of Boys’ and Girls’ DRES$ SHOES, PUMPS, SLIPPERS, ETC, Second Floor, Annex, To-morrow, an Importation of ve this jurtsaiction winont| Women’s and Men’s Hosiery the Cor neult Selec mhccae tee At Special. Prices ited and ordered the efendants to-morrow 's Extra quality fast black re Manin Cotton jose, unbleached double soles, Value 40¢ Pe, 25¢ reselved by the ’s Fine Gauze Black Lisle Thread Hose, 's Fine a thal and his wife Tied seams and double soles, or with garter tops, Value 45¢ Pr, ZOOS |. He said he expected the SS Women's Extra Fine Black Lisle Thread Hose, d'ihat the triat be dee] lace Insteps, embroidered in colors, Value 75: Pe, 48° Women's French Fast Black Brilliant Lisle Thread Hose, fancy embroideries, side clocking & novelty lace work, Value 95¢ Pr, 59¢ én’s Fancy Lisle Thread Half Hose, eoldered and cblored stripes, Value 60¢ Pr, 37° West Twenty-third Street. reasonable given to the sureties to t. He etendan OU it to Europe last August BALKED AT SEA peooeaiinusertion tne riers coe: Pye Bas charge of such actions, cold 4 Strauss n 4 Captain of the Liner Kaiser Wilhelm II. Threatens to Put Fane be taken Tegarding the forfeited the Genial “Doo” in Irons for Playing Poker. Commissioner Hayes Recognizes Brave Conduct of Severat of His Men Who Risked Their Lives in Recent Fires. > SIPE FLAMES ‘When the North German Lloyd lini Fire Commissioner, Hayes recognized er the heroic conduct of a number of his Prange Peden as! X, threw down its gang to-da: s to-day the frat pas- While Firemen Batter Vown] sremen in recent ares to-day by bltc-| Senger oft wan “Doo Owenm, the ne: names * in | toFlous card f th Iron Doors to Save Them,| ‘Tne men the Commissioner placed in} *{iras card sharp of the high seas, class A are Capt. Thomas ¥. Martin or panedhabal fy W either, He dashed off the dock, hailed Three Men and a Woman] ana riremon James Conway and Jamea 2 Oy aa wee avon eety eopoee ‘Reach Safet ‘W. McDonough, of Engine Company No. | 54 4: oMfcers could point him out ety. 5%, and Firemen Morris ¥. Brady and lice, Mesto Ming, of the) Araboat David) A. hardly out of Cherbourg ; . when Owens red in the smoking- ‘Out off from the street by a fre which} Capt. Martin and Firemen Conway] oom and atartea'el big poker aus The Faged fiercely in the basement of the| and McDonough distinguished them-| purser, who recognize him, told the bachelor apartment-house at No. 74 Liv-| selves in the Hermann factory fire, in captain, and that dignitary went down i street, Brooklyn, three men and| Mott street, on Dee. 21, {n which Chiet|t the ‘smoking-room and stopped the ® woman were forced to take to the| Coleman and Fireman Joyce were/game At first Owens said he would killed. not stop, but the captain threatened to Lieut. James Stickel, of the same} put him in irons, and that broke up the company, was caught in @ back| game. All the way across Owens, after Graught after the crash which killed) peing liberally “tipped off’ to the other Coleman and Joyce. He fell uncon-| passengers, was watched to make sure scious, surrounded by flames. Then,|that he did not try to gamble. while a steady stream of water was! with a good-sised passenger Ust the played upon them, Capt Martin and| kaiser Wilhelm dived into a heavy eoa. the two firemen fought their wayne storm grew in auch intensity that through the flames and rescued thelr! wave broke over the port side and comrade. All were badly burned and] swept gailmaker Adert against the rail, placed on the sick Ust for geveralloreaking his leg and otherwiec-injuring weeks. ‘him, He ts in the ehip’s hospital. ee iremen Brady and Hing were place’! On the 15th ¢he storm quieted, but @ top of the roll.of honor for their ing rescue of a man from drowning | broke again the next day, and after that at the foot of North Tenth street, Will-| until Sandy Hook was sighted the ship Jan. &| ploughed her way through head seas, the storm becoming so fierce at times rescu that the engines were reduced to half "Ginee issioner Hayes speed. scribed the names of Firemen: Jam Owens sailed for Europe on Deo. 31 Malliband and lam JE. Bechtold, of | last on board the Cedric. He was ac- Engine Company No. 130, of Brook! companied by his» partner in many the reeee Panry Schures, ‘Will- ri re. gumbling deals, McKay, Detectives beck, jes, Campbell andj} The Commissioner also enrolled in| found them on board and warned the 1, the caretaker. cians, coe nares ee mureenen metas officers of the presence of the ‘ fe school just as the| swindlers. At that time Owens sald he dren were coming nd James J] was going to Hurope for his health. Buckley and Anthony 4. pile, evidently “had ‘barely’ * reached » ‘urope when he took passage on the Work at a fire at No. 214 Canal st Kaiser Wilhelm 11. under the name of Dee. 21. Joseph, Oman, to lly with the swindler. jones from Owens and they were expecting other passengers me. to_come into th x When 0 Oh the Cedric less the ‘1 of Ye FE SLE RT Pe BRE Kaine: it. ted BE | Haleer, Seb ite ship, readings TA pro: ‘Vs WURLD? WEDNESUAX toy ive, Bros. 6TH AVE,, 22d and 23d STS., NEW YORK, Growing Biers, JUST THE FOR THE COLD WE Frieze — the price for Thursday on 1,000 1 c for Wom- . en’s All- Wool Golf Gloves All-wool knitted GOLF GLOVES, suitable for this kind of weather, the 35c. kind. Bpectal at.....e-eree .17¢ You 3,000 ONE QUIRE BOXES, man- ufactured to be sold as high ag 60c., sale price LOc KILDARE IRISH LINEN, one quire and envelopes; gale price ....... eseese 8c KILDAR® LINEN CABINBT, 50 sheets and envelopes, Bale price .....-+eeee 25 c ELITE VELLUM CABINET, 100 sheets and envelopes; sale price .......s+00++ 49c bought elsewhere. It is fine. Try New PLATE (one line), Script; 60 cards, superior qual- ity paper and work- MANSHIP .....-eeeee eee 6 Including one line ad- GLOSS oo cece sere ese ners 9 @O aa $ l -55 for Boys’ $2.50 Russian Overcoats. ANOTHER SPLENDID VALUE— These Coats are made of all-wool collars—braid loops, large pearl but- tons and embroidered emblem on sleeves; sizes for 3 to 6 year boys; 2 5¢ for Thomson’s Glove Fitting Corsets A GloveFitting Corsets Astonishing, isn’t it? But it is true. No misprint about !t—26c. is as high as $1.75. This bargain alone is worth coming _ Fittttig Corsets—aszorted styles and colora—same sold Q 5 Cc miles to get. Special Thursday at..... wecebeneers tees Special Stationery Sale. preciation of our efforts to maintain the most complete and moderately priced Stationery Department In New York impels us to offer in this January sale bargains unheard of. Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Kildare paper 1s manufactured exclusively for us, and cannot be Engraving; Copper Plates. Uf You Vistt Our Popular Restaurant Once You'll Sarely Go There Again.) OI OA Double Blue Stamps To-Morrow And Splendid Merchandise Bargains. ) meal HE liveliest Fe ey clearing sales we have ever conducted; special January events igantic proportions in operation in several departments—And Two Blue Trading Stamps Instead of One With Every Ten Cent Purchase 4/! Day To-morrow! What stronger combination of attractions could be announced? Ie a paren iee oe foc 300 ree eu All Other ystems Kequire You to Sade 1,000 Stamps. We Gtoe Double Stamps a Premiam ib Backed ‘ 2 Stamps Instead of 1 with On $15 Worth of Purchases. Every 10c. Parchase. Four Furniture Trade Winners. Indestruc- VERY THING YOU WANT LITTLE FELLOWS FOR ATHER WEAR. trimmed with Astrachan regular $2.50 value. 1 tible i Special fo? Thursday, ° 5 5 sestrfegler price $1050) contin, ' 6 to a customer, tion hay: mT YS oak’ frame, covered in a choice selection of velours; 5-year guarantee with each couch; positively worth $17.50; special for... 9 75 ° $3 Rockers at $1.75, Large, comfortable qm High Back Rocker, like illustration, heavy turned spindles, high arms, mahogany or golden oak finish, mie 1.75 ; $1.15 Garpets, 75c.|| 70c. Linoleum, 35c. A $1.15 All-Wool Velvet Carpets, in parlor, T5e big assortment of the genuine Cork Linoleum, 2 yards wide, sold regularly by us and all sitting-room, hall and stair patterns. ... the leading carpet stores at not less than 60c. per Square yard; to- . morrow, as long as quantity lasts, square yd., Limit, 20 Yards. No Mail } Orcer: v 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs at a Savingot $10. ATT No One Who Knows Their Beauty and Durability Will Want re ise This Event. W) The Wilton Velvet is one of the softest, “ most durable Rugs of domestic weave. ‘The 1 beautiful designs ang colorings of,the Orientals and Persians are copied with such accuracy that it 3! often takes an expert to distinguish them from the imported. Medallion, Orientai and Persian designs are shown in splendid assortment in this group of 800 rugs which we shall place on sale to-morrow at a saving of fully $10 each. They are 9 feet wide and 12 feet long, and are selling in other good stores at upward of $30each. Make your choice from this lot while it lasts at ° Oe $6.50 Beds at $3.98, Steci Enamelled Beds, like illustra- pairs of Thomson’s Genuine Glove- double spin- dies head and foot and brass rosettes, in 3. 3.6, 4.0 and 4. sizes} value $5.50, Very j special at 3 c for Wom- en’s Dress- ing Sacques. Women’s Eiderdown DRESSING SACQUDS, assorted colors, cro- chet edges, ribbontrim- med; special at....... 39c 75c. All-Wool Brussels Carpets, in a splendid selec- tion of parlor, dining-room, hall and stair pat- LerNS...000seeeee ste rsereccecevesece sarees 49c 3,000 Carpet Remnants. 19¢ None less than 1 yard long, at.....sseeesesees KILDARE HEMSTITCHED (flat) one quire; sale price .. : 19¢ KILDARI \ABINET, 100 sheets and envelopes; sale price .. 59c and GOc KILDARE NATIONAL BOND, high grade, per Ib., sale price ......+ee06+ 25c ENVELOPES to match, per package (25), sale price.. &C KILDARE BOND CABINET, 100 sheets and envelopes in tints; sale price..... #5C It. ateprint from own 60 cards ... late, for Oriental Hall Run- fe J 98 ners, 9 feet long and 2 feet 98c fester ionn ° 29c MONOGRAM DIB, 30 two or three letters D8c wide, strictly hand made, inches w}de, r-versthte, knotted rich material and Persian Wool rier x mcartifet paitern patterns; value $3.75. value $1.50, A Disc G @e Popular Price: = Cylinder Graphophones, COLUMBIA RECORDS, a rr T GUARANTEED BEST MADE. H] width; actual value $5.00 4 Portieres and Upholstery Marked Down. Seater $4.00 Portteres at $2,98. ‘ $2.00 Tapestry Table Covers, 980, Attractive Tapestry Portieres, in 1, 2 and 500 Tapestry Table Covers 3 pair lots, every conceivable color and 5) v reversible; teh armure. effects, preliei 4 the new spring patterns, full length and fringe, 2 yards square (extension 98 table size), all colors, actual value and $6.00 ; all to go at the $1.98, limit 2 to a customer, at.. untform price of, per pair, $8.00 Mercerised Portieres, $3.98. ' I] Rich effects, extra heavy quality; perfectly reversi; le A ble; value $8 per pair, at, Fl er) Baby Carriage Robes. A Ne Baby Carriage Robes of Iceland Far— Extra large size, double pocket Style, lined throughout; value 1 615 B93,50, St cissee ss hase te eeeese raphophones. Se Easy Payments? re) Card Cases and Match VELVET CARPETS, 95 CTS. PER YD. Boxes. (reduced from $1.25). vercoats 1.00 each, ‘ Library ax.1 Dining-Room designs, also Hall and Stair patterns, ‘ GOLDEN OAK COUCHES, $18° 4 Stock counting is now close upon us, ‘Twenty-third Street. : (reduced from $24). ens be yee. That’s the t Covered in: artistic vilonek. The Coats are all-wool Irish Frieze, 9] —<—$—————— LEATHER COUCHES, $29 cut in latest style and splendidly made, (reduced from $38).. No thoroughly well trimmed JAMES MiGREERY & 0. SN PERTH yy, Gun Metal Novelties, ; roooGun Metal Coin Pures! FURNITURE BARGAINS. ‘ $6.95 6 95 MID-WEEK WANTS Also Special Reductions in 2 and 3 Door Bookcases, and Library Tables, fe : 1 Regular 820. Mocha and Java 5 lbs for $1; or .21e Regul Java Coffee at. ‘Teas and Coffees Special for all this week—Basement. 1,936 ' Long Credit © Furnishes your home at once and waits for payment, ; * Advts, in this morning's busi i lenty. = ME ee 104 To 108 West 142 r NEAR GAY. . 4 Brooklyn ‘Stores. Flatbush Av near 45c All des of 40c. Teas at 5 bs. for $1:00; or lb, ZL | situattone— Wanted to Pur- \ Fe A u Relmkesten E bler is On board, All pas- games with strangers, hen Qwens was rushing from the dock he was atopped by a customs in- an ©, Valive éxaimined he said he nit UrOpe | purc COLLETT HAS TO QUIT RIDING | ttoses, rooms & (Boectal to The Eyening World.) scp GR 19 The Hyenin, NEW HAVEN, Conh., Jan. 2.—Goorge Real aa a 50, : 28). - “4 H. Collett, the well-known professional | hor gay By lg ete a “SUNDAY WORLD WANTS PSS a MONDAY MORNING) WOND R rider, Bummer Resorts, 8