The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1904, Page 8

etna Mid a i eee ene Tee ae eS TAR - ‘ THE WORLD: CEASE POPS OD oS —§—§——$$$$=$+ TOS MP rowers vsoncWs HET | ATT EOEK2S| Coroner’s Jury ‘hwy. Finds the Jar Baseba'l Patron. Mixer cf Drinks, Only Near Relatives and Per-| A universal remedy for pains in the back (so frequent in the case of 9 maica Corporation Responsi-| Ex-Assemblyman and All- sonal Friends at Ceremony women). Fh eis feamae Bebe relief. ‘ble for the Asphyxiation of Around Good Fellow Breathes Postponed Four Times—His a pain a Plaster Wm. H. Fisher in Hotel Room. His Last After Month’s lilness Bride the Hon. Miss Maxwell, MONDAY EVE! should be applied. Rheumatism, Colds, Coughs, Weak Chest, ‘According to the findings of a Ric! op’ Elseman ts dead Hill Coroner's Jury to-da Brent patron fen Gas Company was resp, of drinks Weak Back, the death of William H Lumbago, Who was found dead in his roo cher Hotel, in Richmond pat tt eee enna Solatica, on Jan. 6, Wisher bad been aufty- THirts Saal vere rautet the &C., &C, ha by gas. cording to the testimony offered, the Coroner's jury, when Pish ft tobed he left the gas light burn- in his room. While he ® 7 company je Nght nm was still resumed and the neur relativ y years has and a fow K men, actora, | ily, ints will pacs There were eight bridesmalds, wore pleture dresses Costly presents were bride and bridegroom, avenue, heen ar § Allcock’s Plasters are superior to all others. onal friends of the fam- whieh for so m ort fo. They 8 r n for twenty-five yeare i given to the | Including gifts | en Alexandra | |from King Edward, Q m | and numerous corporati th) Tho Duke of Norfolk ented to the ; : 5 ; ays. R ber the : In the y dara o¢ town of Sheffield a public park in com- GREAT MEN STAND in solitary ° Hoa! the euuttnaian | memoration of the w ’ axative #romo juinine Wats hand ene Gures a Cold inOne Day, 2Days = While swarms of little ones gasp all and was k thae it ¢ reat nigat p section of Richmond A number of men told nto « INSPECTING “WHITE WINGS.” : Major Woodbury, Commissioner of the Street-Cleaning Deflartment, and his deputy, 1 Cures piles and const! PILE OIL arantecd. Price sou'w. in dismay; G Ws sg oe Seo aee aq 0 stands THE WORLD in New Yori City circulation, | Leading by TENS OF THOUSANDS | every day! BUTLER’S Rest No. ! Oolong Tea. The celebrated Formosa Black } Tea—abso- lutely pure and fresh. Pound..., 35¢ 4 Pounds, 1.00 5 Pounds, 1.60 BUTLER’S Choice No. 2 Mixed Tea. Full flavored, ystrong and good, Warranted pure, Pound... 25¢ 3 Pounds., 70c 5 Pounds. 1.10 EVERYWHERE. 23 RETAIL BRANCHES. —_——$—$—$—$——— BUTLER’S COFFEES. The flavor of these Coffees can always be depended on. Fresh roasted daily and supplied to all our stores. May te had in the bean or ground while you wait. ORANGES. Fine, Fancy, Juicy California and Florida Navels. Medium Size, dozen. PRUNES. Just received, several thousand ¢, of fanciest fruit from the famous Santa Clara Valley. Thin skinned, | | Best Santos Coffees § lbs, J0c.: 4 Ibs, 43ce5 20c and 25e meaty, small pits. The finest grown in the worid. alb. ; . 1§¢ Large Size, dozen + 3Oc ant 5c Finest Grade, averaging 55 to the pound, 3 1bs, for.2 5 ts. 20c LEMONS. Medium Size, ave: 85 t ¢ pound, 3 Ibs. for, ize, averaging 85 to the pound,3 or Sc , bright, juicy Messina, dozen. The Approach of Lent finds all the stores of JAMES BUTLER amply supplied with a profuse variety of good things for the table, specially suited to the season’s requirements. Fish— solid red ripe Fruit. dried, smoked and canned; fruits, canned, evaporated and in season; standard brands of canned vegetables aud of the most wholesome and strength- giving cereals; the 3 Cant 25c choicest of teas and coffees and a complete line of staples are in every store, Try the Bj one nearest you, if you are not a customer, and convince yourself that you can get ama! better quality for less money than anywhere else. The “‘S. @ H.” Green Trading Stamp Innovation of Last Week is hailed with a gratifying storm of delight by the many thousands of thrifty, discriminating housekeepers who have sealed it with their hearty approval. ‘The instantaneous popularity of this new step promp's us to continue our offer of Double Trading Stamps with ev; ery purchase of 10 cents or more at all our Stores on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. If you haven't started a collection, make a purchase at any of the 123 stores of JAMES BUTLER, and you will be presented with a Collection Book, containing One Dollar's worth of Green Trading Stamps, in addition to those given you with your purchase, Don’t miss this golden opportunity of beginning to make the necessaries yc: must have supply you with luxuries, free of any expense to you whatever, Mopday, wate; DOUbLe Trading Stamps'to Everybody with Everything We Sell.{S%5"" Groene: Extra Fish Specials. Tenten Specials. | Lenten Specials. | 2 td Wash-Day Specials. Mackerel—Full 10 1b. pail, Irigh ' salt Macker lareey fat, white Monument Salmon—Reli- \French Mushrooms—The: fa-| Butler's household friends for the able quality, 1 1b. ta can, LO mous O'Bier brand, tt ee fish, at t special ¢ weekly wash day, Chemical!y pure Hententarice’a| ~ 1.25 tatchery Salmon—Finest “cholx,” per can... cleansers that make the dirt vanish eer 6 Ibs $118; DET | Choice 3 Ibs., 706.3 a Ib Tomatoes. “East View Brand” Cans filled with Genuine French, packed in pure olive oil, Canned Fruits. Peaches—Sliced, finest grown in California, packed in heavy syrup, 1 Ib. can 10c Pears “Choice State, solid Cromarty Bloaters—Fancy,) quality red Alaska, 1 Ib, 10c | French “Peas—ait the leading | without harming the fabrics. large hetring, our own importa: tall can, * 13c PRCAspIO CHaks canted in| brands, Choice qualities 25c Butler's Best Borax a5 tion: special ‘cure, most ap- 5 A NS Wavy iayrpy, 2 ib can BICANSLONi vce sisinnccene> C | Soap—? cakes for...... Cc petizing; 2 for C | Scotch Kipperedterring,from} — 1§c. 4 1b. cats... 10c Chunk Soap — 9 cakes for.... 25¢ Threads aaa “Peerless” ¢ finer packed; 8c Codfish dle- brand, 1 ef Sardines, |] Aberdeen’s famous packers, 4-76 Strawberries —Fancy qua Butler’s Potash or Lye finest imported, a can., liciously good, in ha 1 Og 1 SC In sifting c (Orit lease ng rr mstaees Gilt, Edge, Kippered syrupy 1 1b. can, “Essie”’ Sardines, packed in} | Clenewel Soap Powde! id cid erring, best domestic dams “Blue Ribbon,” pure mustard,a plum ackages, 15¢.: 1 lb. pac i Godlish Tablets — White, Oc || kina. a ean 13 fruit, finest quality, ibejars, LSC |] enger ebtcan PAD 20) naebed ccc sacagesn 2c tender, delicious, each..... cis “Liberty Brand,’ 1 Ib. jars... 9c | Preserves—*Liberty” brand, 3 Ib. stone jars 25c Egg Plums—*Park” brand, 1 Ic} Fine, fullfavored New York choice quality, 3 Ib. can. State Cream Cheese, the] | COCOA. best in America; Ib, The popular **Peerless’’ Brand. , 1 3 Full, rich flavor. lal price in . £ac anticipation of Lent. 24-1b. a) can, 17¢.3 4-1. can... IC | French Bluing—3 squ: ier adap KENNEDY'S OV STERETTES, | UNEEDA MILK BISCUIT, | 4c ZU ZU SNe, SNAP. FIGS—DATES. Baucy, Smyeae Figs, 13c CHEESE. Combs~—in glass sections, pure white clo Your | choice Honey—Nothing but snoney sweeter than thls joney, 1 pote 18c.; %-lb. bottle. 10c blue Ribbon Dates, package....... ae 7c 3 packay s Blue Ribbon Dates. ean 20c package, only Butler's Condensed Milk. Always on hand when wanted. The richest and creamiest 23 made, none finer. Try it and be convinced, three cans for Cc Flour, | ‘*Pride of St. Louis’”’ From the finest selected hard Spring wheat, fs giving unbounded satisfaction, Try it and you will fall in love with it. 23 Cc Evaporated Fruits. “Blue Ribbon" Brand. The choicest selected fruits: “Blue Ribbon’’ Eyaporated| Apricots—A package tor. 3c “Blue Ribbon’ Evaporated In/7 Ib, bags at the astonishingly low price of.......... BEANS—PEAS. Peaches’ packac tor... L2C ——- Fancy New York State hand-picked Marrow Beans, per ats 9c] “Biue ibbon"? Eva aporated Choicest State Green Whole Peas, per qt..........45 +7e Applies A package tor.. 10c bomentackatsnainy —Ss PAaGH ETTI. Lima Beans, finest Californian, per qt.,...... 0.6002 see eeee ‘ile Three of the latter for 25c. a package, » package. Ib. package, 1 CEREALS. Aunt Nanna’s Pancake Flour—Perfeetly balanced mixture for delicious cakes; Imported, finest quality, 11 Pure Leaf Lard, tintaie chia seo eT Le : A FEW HOUSEHOLD SPECIALS. Blue Ribbon Jelly Powder—The Blue Ribbon Baking Powder— French Mustard—Finest choicest fruit and wine flavors— Absolutely pure creim of tartar; 3.1b. packag SAUCES. “Peerless’’ Sauce —Preferred by thousands to al! other tre. ’ 10c flavor; large bottle, 8c i Ketch: up =No rawberr , light as sea foam; a : stra y, raspberry, lemon, —t1b. can, 38¢« teenie id 10: better appetizer made; ackage for os; ic better appetizer WSS Qc] orange: port, Madeira ahd sherry; | 18e.: N-lb, can. lack Pepper — ac | Piain Buckwheat—The old- inakes most’ delicious des- 4 @j, Olive ‘Oll—Imported’ specially for White Pepper 106 “Liberty’? Ketchup—A good Serts: per package........ us; highest grade; pints, Salt—Dry and free running; fashioned kind, takes you back rellshy pints, 10; | “Blue Ribbon" Baking Soda— ay hapa bales; 2G tae ter, weet rise AC | to the breakfast at the AN C} Chemically pure; 3 packages 5c flustard. Full strength, Metal Polish farm; 3 1b. bay for... 3c “Triumph” Bc thing finer; %4-1b cans... ¥Oc brand; a BOXs..eeeee serene Ceylon Tea. Butler's Golden Tips. Same quality Unxld Tea. Choicest qualities in Oolong, Mixed, English iPS Pesan ease EVERYWHERE. | rn | i sid esewhere Backs din l23 Packed in parchment lined i cartons, parchment lined RETAIL BRANCHES. cartons, Pound.... 50c Half pound 25¢ Qr. pound 13 CHOICE GROCERIES NG, FEBRUARY 15, 1904. BALCONY ART DEP'T. Knitting and Crocheting Taught Free! Begining to-morrow morning we ofler you the services of an experienced instructor in all branches of Crocheting and Knitting. She will teach purchas ae yarn a hundred new AbAMS “GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF SILVERWARE ANNUAL SALE OF SILVERWARE AT LESS THAN ACTUAL WHOLESALE PRICES. Three of the moet, renowned manufacturers in the United. Btates have, co-operate gives you | Pith us to make this Silver fale the mast phenom all Now. York. us Rogers Broth Hen iaie’ Hagereani the Intemational silver. Company. = Ready to-morrow morning—with extra selling space and extra salesfol! of the Bear titches and pers, sweat- ers, skirts vests, & A small purchase of this splendid opportun’ Opening Sale of the New Spring Dress Goods, A remarkable exhibition. As elaborate as it is good to look upon. A showing that any store might display with credit. “A showing that makes the Adams dress goods business absolutely supreme. It offers to women folk the widest opporwunity for the choosing of styles that are absolutely correct, and at the same time Saving You Many a Dollar on Your Purchases To-morrow the Spring selling will begin in earnest. If you would secure choicest selection be here SAM the ine coming tide. But to-morrow or any day, be Beas oe Ul values it is poe ble! to obtain. |SL50° Chapa: “| $2.00 Silk and | Paris, made from finest #|49c. Crepe 'Wool Chiffon Voile, | sik and wool, in the newest of the sheer Albatross, fabrics; BLACK and all the This Albatross is made from pure Australian wool; has a fashionable col- | BLACK, cream and an elab-| | orate assortment | oi stylish shades; in superior crepy finish, and is altogether equal to the qualities | thie elisa yard 1C | sold elsewhere at 490, ‘ a ors; 44 Inches | pyard. | BLACK and 28 desirable street and evening shades, In this| wide; in this sale 1 39 “2961 at, oe | | | sale at, yard . | | 31.00 qua i ity ‘all-| New Scotch mixed | __ 75c. quality Garwail wool French Voile, inne bly finished; | Voile, ail pure woot, splen-| tre or weary in a grend ae, did finish, in a com | ray of new spring colorin, i | plete line of all the popular! including ivory, cream, t | spring shades: “4 | castors, brcwns | cadets. *| skirts and coat suits, 50 to| cluding ivory, cream and Lia dee Line 56 inches wide; | BLACK; 49 inch- |inches wide, 49c, navys, &c.3 ‘in thi $69. regular value $1. 251 85c es wide; in Jthis in thissale at. | sale at. | this sale at, al sale at, yard... J. J ? Unprecedented Values in Black Goods. ‘gt .00 all-wool French Voile, 43 inch, at. 69c | 75c. all-wool sponged and shrunk Cheviot, 50 inch, al | $1.00 all-wool imported Canvas Etamine, “46 inch, at 59c | $1.25 all-wool Broadcloth, 52 inch, at $3.50 guaranteed spot-proof Broadcloth, $0 inch, at +98 | $1.50 superior French Voile, 44 inch, al | $1.25 all-wool French Twine Cloth, 46 ‘inch, ates 69¢ | 69c. all-worsted Crepe Etamine, 46 inch, | $1.75 all-ewool Imported Broadcloth, 55 in; 11.15) 75c. all-woo! imported Nun's Veiling, 42 inch, a | 50, all-wool Canvas Voile, 36 inch, ‘at. 29c¢ | $1.25 silk and wool Crepe de Paris, 42 inch, $1.25 silk and wool Eolienne, 45 inch, at 69¢ | SOc. all-wool Crepe Voile, 36 inch, $1.00 all-wool Crepe Granite, 50 inch, at. 59c| $2. 00 sil and wool Crepe de Paris, 44 inch, 5 Specials in Black Silks, Four pee only for Tuesday’s selling, but most exceptional and important, showing that in the staple Black Silk Fabrics our prices for the reliable sorts are much lower than elsewhere que in Greater New York. The qualities offered in this sale are strongly recommended, every yard being absolutely guaranteed by the maker and ourselves for good wear and excellent service. 27-inch Black Satin Foulard, value 75c.............. vee SOC 27-inch Black Guaranteed Taffeta, value 85c,... e000... 64c -89c Special Sale of Sheet Music at [2¢., Tweeds, fi Suilings: chistes Peal $2.00 French Voile, English tailor suitings in| in en immense assortment of immense variety, suitable for | street and evening shades, in- guaran: FIRST PEEP AT THE Spring Millinery. 24-inch Black Crepe de Chine, value 85c...... 36-inch Black Guaranteed Taffeta, value $1.19... Vs a What shall we say about all this wealth of blossoms and foliage and rib- bons and countless other things that help to add to the brilliancy of the coming season's headgear? Suppose we leave it for you. The first of the new is ready, and you'll marvel at the showing. It is the sort of Millinery you'd expect tg find in the most exclusive shops, without the exorbitant prices some Sole feel justified in charging, a The Second Floor Saton bids you welcome to a marvellous ar- ray—Hats that are vert dens and orchards; Hats that only the cun- ning fingers of experts could SORE execute. The First Floor Showrooms will interest you because of the pecul- iar adaptability of the headpieces for invmediate wear as well as for later on, Some have ¢he real Palm Beach fla- y others would be right in place here in New York. There are straws in every mixture we can possibly think of, and in every shade that's to be in vogue. Some have the popular gilt trimmings and fixings. Others are chiffon and tine silk braid in combination—but why attempt to particularize? Trimmed Straw TURBANS and Seven anda Half Dollars (7.50) To-Morrow Will Buy Presley's “> woneite Rain Coats for Men| We have never known of Priestley’s Cravenette Rain Coats |. being offered at this.price before; nor is it an opportunity likely to occur again, . In making our Rain Coat plans for this season we were particularly fortunate |) to secure this little lot to sell at $7.50. Eighty-five garments is the sum total at the |: price. Sizes are 34 to 46—stouts and. regulars, y When you stop to consider these are made from the same class of materials that go into the highest priced Coats, you gain a rough knowledge of their actual worth, and the splendid saving if you buy to-morrow. Mall orders filled if 2c. accom panies for jack Piece. None C.0.D. leue). | Dear Sing Sing. an 1 Forget You Wen tie eres oe (latent | baited out), Y to Sten Primrone Waltz (better than Vi Dus ce Hearts and Byes farssetio™ story ballad), B xen the Fa ay 7 ‘Hay "Tntermezzo (better than rf rou. He Na ‘aJO o(Marie Gantt’ ‘8 big hit), The ne fee dam dela Eve, ‘ eri or Tworbted (bixkest (woe y D hit in vears). In, anal yar (bie bit from Medal and the cline (beautiful ballad), My Own Evangeline (beau Under the Anheuser Bi A’ Bird of Paradise Intermessp (very pop- ular). Lauen lng ater se frareh “Teter than At awatne’. Sale of Laces: 25c. on the Dollar. We've made another great purchase of Laces—Calais and Nottinghams, Prices averaged twenty-five cents on the dollar, or thereabouts. You're to scramble for them to-morrow. It’s a lace picnic in the middle of winter. We'll hurry to de- tails—they’re too important to linger over in headlines:— . and 1,00 Laces at 2x00 and 3.00 yd, Laces at 75 39200 snd 3.00 sk tase 9 760 Fine escurial Galons, medallion omprises Fine Marquise an and irregular insertions, also Chantilly | ele ecat on cane) trcenulaelose and Silk Cluny Insertions in white or | tg 12'inches wide, black or white. black. 75c. and 1.00 Laces at 39% Valenciennes Laces, 9 inches 4 4.25 and 1.75 Laces at 49% | wide, correct styles for sleeve trimming, This lot includes some of the | handsome designs. b handsomest and finest Escurial and fine | 25c. and 40c. Laces at 12% Marquise irregular Insertions, 6 to 8) ¢inch Valenciennes Laces, 26 inches wide, in black or white. | new styles and patterns, ‘There ttrom Mother | Them Laughing Goore). (trom | The $12 Coats at 9.50] ire ef exeeTent oalty besa | will provide big wearing evicatt are absolutely waterproof. New Spring |) styles and all sizes from 34 to 46,5 both regulars and stouts. The $25 Coats at $15 ate made of the finest grades of Priest- j Yi ley’s Cravenette; all half satin lined, with satin sleeve Hning and satin piped seams, They are exceptional garments in every sense—and a great bargain. Mon's Store, third floor. ‘ For accurate information consult the 1904 WORLD ALMANAC. seems tes —