The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1904, Page 6

LW ITS ee eee! eee eS eg + ~ oo x FRY WORLD! FRIDAT: EVENING, FEBRUARY 19 7'7004 WL THREATENS (SNS OL TAIST | —Watton’s- WOMEN STRIKERS SEEKS HIS LIFE SPECIAL SALE OF LACES. nd ‘ i gtou's Birtad @3c for 100 Colored eo Paper Napkins WITH AVE; 19 7020™ STREETS 3 eee Me ‘ Desirabie Lace Edginas, insertings, Gal- Ae, r + ; | loon id Medallion Effects: two to five « H ° ’ * C $ They Were: Fined for Contempt Dr. Morganstein, Who Believes ineiiee wide) 13 Whites) eiiise and Arab- | Great final clearing: Men Ss) $20 Suits, 89.75; §35 Suits, 14 - of Court. and Now They Must He Can Make Kerosene Out ian shades; value 18c. to 8Bc. yard, 10c Se ee 6 ‘ i Vaesseesogressiyivesbsssusesensevavesies sees ie Sar r H . 4 ny the Court. clares He Is Still Threatened. Baie Gein erie. iheot eaeunee sai $20 Suits, ay CA “Sy valued it above all other honors noe i : “ yatite ! f : ie i The Simpson Crawford Co.’s Clothing Depi Ae WILL GIVE DISCOVERY pabbonashb les $9.75 ment is first in the estimation of smart dressers _ LABOR UNION COLLECTS who require clothing that equals the best made-to- ‘ FUNDS TO SAVE THEM. TO THE POOR PEOPLE. TOILET ARTICLES. order garment—a distinction, we value beyond iy % | | SEO Pee ee eae . ie pes Tooth Paste... measure, Second Floor, * ; FSoap, 24 uListerine,” large size. ‘ sProminent Citizens of Paterson Will Demonstrate His Method to Armour’s Witch Harel Soap, "Violet ainmonin 16 oF, 15.00, 18.00 and 20.00 Suits at 9.75 ’ the Public at an Early Date. Bradiey's. W sid ©” | Witen Hazel/8 o7.. 22.00, 25.00 and 35.00 Suits at 14.00 . Are Also Taking Steps to mrad Brave th | olsen Ile Tooth Brushes, reg. 15cees They're suits that are faultlessly hand-tailored by if Help Out, and It Is Likely that Nobis juousequences Nennen’s Tales pate} panjoruuan reen sears soinge the best expert journeymen workers—perfect in fit—best wearing weaves, and a range of patterns fram which you're sure to finda favorite. The sizes are 34 to 46 chest in the $9.75 Suits, and 94 to 50 chest in the $14.00’ Suits. , "Hundreds of men have profited by our unprecedented sales. Hundreds of others will profit to-morrow. § 75 You will be among them if you 14 00 ° really want a $20, $18 or $15 Suit for * : 8c | Hair Brushes, reg. 59c. & 75¢., le ||natisnraencccs: 39c., 59¢ . 8c Sponges, 10c., 18c., 25c., 396 GLOVE SALE. Imported French Kid Gloves inthe latest tints of pearl, white, tan, the Money Will Be Raised. |” Site of Menaces. ‘ Dr. Leopold Mormanstein, who believed Prominent citisens and labor untome he had aroused the enmity of the @f Paterson, N. J., have come to the Standard O!] Company, and who mys- eid of the six women silk strikers who | teriously disappeared several months @re threatened with imprisonment !f/ ago, leaying friends to believe that he Lyon's Tooth Powder , Whisk Brooms, reg. 1 S¢. hey do rot pay the costs which result-/ had been murdered, ts alive and well! mode, gray and black. Paris " i 1 . point self . tom, tr ting hair cnses in |and ta regintered at the WaldortA| Bese Bsc on nile! ‘hese Geode ere Ast $9.75, ot 2 $35, $25 oF a $22 Suit for $14, ) | feeep tha?women from going to Jail and | “mr bought especially for this sale, but are | Men who buy their suits here are smart dressers. They know thata a, Dr. Morganstein snys that he has in-| to give fp the families of the two men! vented a method by, which water tan carried regularly in stock to sell fwho aré already prisoners. | : 9 Blin tito: dang $000 tas: heén. cate | DAconverted into oll at a cont of al for $1.80 ........ een eteotitatey et tac te aes 8c suit from this store is bound to be right in every detail. They realiz® yh our guarantee is positive assurance of this, and so will you when you NY . He ts ve | see the suits, There’ fect ful rit fe Gected, and before to-night it ts ex. | Most dothing. He ts a philanthropist . re’s a perfect graceful tit for you. Bocted fat twice that mum wil have 74 wanted Lo make public this method | Se ee ee Garona, SO SQ 75 secures 2515, $18 or $20Duit! $ J A, for $22, $25 and $35 Sults of Deen contributed. Altogether it will re- | ptatenvodila.gpake thelrown oll, when o . ISA ABO . for business or for dress occasions foreign and domestic weaves—wor- quire more than $00 to pay the court | he made. the announcement thet he —perfect in fit, finish and workmanship—the| steds, thibets and the nobbiest cheviots—every its these young men and women have fabri it i s ‘ai oy had suclt a method, he says, he begin] . very best fabrics—cassimeres, tweeds suit hand made—paiterns to please the taste of Sere by fehting thelr ehees, Only 1 a ee een tetiare Eighth Ave. & 5ist St. and cheviots ; sizes 34 to 46 chest ; 5Q 75 the most fastidious men; sizes 34 to 50 § 4, The men who have been put in jat)| His life was threatened, he alleges, Ate ceeee Fert te eee eee reese eeeee ° | chest; Bll at... se. ceeeeeeeeee rere cece Clemons Herold, for sixty days, and {84 it became apparent that he had in-| Bmmenve! Bossardt, for thirty days. |Curred the anger of the monster Ol) The women who are threatened with| Trust. Dr., Morganstein tld of these macriecament unless they immediately | threats against his life and then disap pay the court costs, are Tillie Watson, | peared. 80 wrought up were his friends) Florence Judge, Clara Ludwig, Eliza- | that they became convinced that h Englert, Martha Wardlow and met with foul play. One of thom vis- deth 1 cae te eer osey hl De. Merounrata 86™ST.& BE2AVE. Our clothing fits as if made to measure. D ethery nacy eine! any "sts | Woe hme Pend wore Der OFFER TO-MORROW ‘2.50 is the final clearing price of all our Boys’ ‘6 Suits. Just a few Overcoats: $9.75 for $20.00 values. | . | $9 75 for all $15, $18 and | All our $22 to $35 S14 . $20 OATES: | Overcoats at atrengly -critict ttorn John wW,|®anstein was in Europo, practically in f Who will receiv from ‘violence, although they caunea| me to demonstrate my method?” he some asked, “I realize that my position is a ipliter feeling by calling the young) vee dangerous one and that it will be hard for me to match my brains against | the millions of this corporation. How- tion ever, I will attempt it. I have no idea Ordering the strikers to quit pick-| of making profit out of niy discovery, | |. ating or otherwise interfering with the| 4,1 7 want to make it public. I had at is handed down by Vice-| arat trtended forming a company and | ‘The strikers refused | manufacturing thia oll from water, I to obeythe order and were adjudged in} can make a kerosene ofl that ts ten 5 eontempt of court. times better for {iluminating purposes | _For this they were fined $5 ach.| than tHe oll made by the Standard, and with the exception of Clemons Herold] y can make fuel oil at half-a cent per And Clara Tillimine, who were fined) gajion. I want the poor people to know parent. It's perfection, and clothing wears on just thesame. Here's you'll agree as soon as you see agreat sale. It has $8 values at $2.50. “~~~ the suits. What about the fabrics? They’re the best wearing materials—cheviots, worsteds and cassimeres. What about the styles? They’re the up-to-the-minute Double-Breasted and Norfolk Suits. And the patterns? They're the most desirable—an excellent range of colorings, Your boy’s size is here, no doubt— the range extends from 7 to 16 years. ¢ All in all, it’s the greatest clothing buying opportunity the season has witnessed in New York. Sale Men’s 52.50 Scarfs, 95¢. | 98c¢ for Men’s fine *2 Shirts. } _ Harding, 90 per cent. | hiding, fearing that the writers of some Pits conte tor prosecuting the vaaen|of the threatening tettere would harm| FOUR EXCEPTIONAL VALUES, SATURDAY will be a memorable day for saving parents, for this great clearing sale of if ik Z to arrest them if they do not|Standard Oll Company snbsided. Then | Ww , | $1.50 Umbrell Boys’ Suits offers values that will make this sale a long-to-be-remembered day. You can judge of F Ps re Acted as Pick iy 8 ae taatea eee Taaite pubis ria $3.00 omens 1 ee mbretlas, the rare saving opportunity when we come out and say that without any reservation we place all of ai DMO kole: trouvie criginated during | method to turn water into ol | Shoes, 1 69 fancy handles, 78c¢ our boys’ $5, $6, $7 and $8 suits on sale at $2.50. Come early and secure an $8 suit for $2.50, and re- the big strike of the silk workers in| Dr. Morganstein ti still timid and Corona colt, *¢ member there’s scartely a suit worth less than $5. Feeew arene Me the. Frank & Dugan mills in 1901, Herold] fears that ogents of the Standard val $1 Cc t inthis Was fecornized ns the leader of the| Company will attack him or inake way) 4 QQ Screens, | $1.50 Corsets, A Simpson Crawford Co.'s boys’ cloth- ——; There's something in the cut ie hen rs and Bossardt and the six| With him. § 64c) . 95 | | ing is made to wear well on the most “| | and fit of this clothing that ap- Women acted as pickets, ‘They retralnaa| “Do sou think {t would be safe for 5 ft. high, 3 leaf, | straight front, Cc 2. 50; vigorous youth he may soem and 2 50 peals to the boy, as well as the s play to his heart’s content, bul ie . Men and women who would take their “scabs. ‘The mill owners got out an injuno- Simpson, Crasoford Ce Columbia Graphophones, Dise or Cylinder, Produces Voices , Second Floon oy WB eich. Herold a Bi rat - | . Also given sentences | ghvery to them and to the whole mora, |p of Famous A GREAT purchase, 2,000 of those popular ANOTHER lot—the fir. went so quickly Not pe tiaaed with the werdiots the “Twill demonstrate my method to Artists with FOR English Squares secured at a discount so great that and the purchasers gave them such a high strikers t cases into the lc y dat x ‘ eat United States courts, They employed the Ronmeaiente veal Shetet iestera | Almost enables us to sell the regular $2.50 kind at 95c. And recommendation that we were compelled to look around Seca a irra Hind convince me (hat my position Is Haman en all the $4.50 and $2 values are thrown in at the and secure more. Customers didn’t stop coming when Gigi ithey, lent in all the courts, ana] <= Accent, same price, Main Floor, the first lot of 5,000 had disappeared. Main Floor. Rich pure imported silk scarfs, light, dark, medium colorings, and black—shape- the largest full-sized double 956 end English Squares; a comely style for 9 G particular men. 50c for $1 English Squares and Four-In-Hands— 100 dozen pure silk scarfs, medium, dark and light colorings, white and black, large shapes, open ends, Four- in-hands genuine French style. = ‘Were forced to pay a total fine of $29, This sum was raised by popular sub-| FINANCIER KILLED IN MINE. scription and went to the State. —_—--——- ‘One peculiar point about the case was|Fell Down the Shaft, Oreaking| that John W. Harding, who had first His Neok, | been employed by Frank & Dugan to] sar LAKE, Utah, Feb, 19,—Theo- sk for the injunction against the | qore Brunhack, president of the San| strikers, was retained to prosecute the! pete Valley Railroad, was killed yes- case when it was appealed. By reason| terday by falling down a sheft in the) of his belligerent manner tn the first/ anchor tunnel of the Daly-Judge mine, Proceedings, Harding himself was held| in which he had « large interest. He to be in contempt of court and was fined| {ell twenty fect and his neck” was They are stiff bosom shirts, corded madras and percales; ¢. handsomest patterns you ever saw, and 98 { 98G then they’re fashioned so elegantly. G The designs are fancy—mostly light colorings—all hand finished and finely hand laundered—attached or detached { cuffs—all strictly high grade custom goods, $2 values every one, at 98c. each. 4 Sah Balance in Easy WEEKLY or MONTHLY Payments. Grand Opera in Your Own Home * for less than the cost of one ticket to the opera, broken. Mr. Brunback was one of the most 25c. for Columbia Gold Moulded Cylinder Records. j ‘i ; og acitnts Mave ritea Up Releiaigenad "crn, Nantes é 50c. ond ate for the Columbla Disc Records. Extraordinary Sale Women’s new 1904 Stoles and Collars. s hev oun! wite and thi iilarene Mr, Bruns olumbia ‘ecords ua: 5 re i Srintl, Of thie sum but $08! wil go | MEK wan fortyenve yearn old euacanteed “best image: SPLENDID diversity of smart effects depicting the richest new 1904 styles of Women’s imported Stoles and 4 * a pieced eras alae reat 5 fa aap eS A Collars awaits Saturday shoppers at the exceptionally, low. prices of $1.25, $2.95, 83. aan B75 vals up to ae Main Fleer, Vices. st But aa Re threatens to Gi | | 1eS , / ‘ea & € ff S Select any *12 to $25 value at $4.75. _ Choose *4.75 15 values at $2.95. 7 eemane tnterest, his share e vga -made lace collars and stoles—embodying all aT. O e a e hi Il hand-made la I d* silk lace stoles—the | These also are all hand-made o ry’ i | People had almost forgotten about : A’ a lchests laces anal Gatsiest: effects possible for the deft | that is neat pani) Beau BU Nach wes -coucelts that 32.05 i ciee ent! Laver Fatihg at The Most Comprehensive That We Have Ever Undertaken, «7S: singers of the expert to create Nn Re eet ee ae: Call as een ene srooiag an order oaidas Three Days—Saturday, Tuesday, Wednesday—Mail Orders Filfed. Telephone [Orders Filled, Goods Seat C. O. D, The shades are black, white, cream and ecru—also imported Plauen Lace Collars, an toles. ai of je two men an x oh ‘A Scat ther gas cn he men Much Original Goodness is lost: when Coffee stands in aStor ‘ »$] 95 $1 25 P e for weeks} Mey i ttn cn wy ANG MONT, I You SEND A POSTAL TO GILLIES the Cote comes direct to your New 1904 Trimmed Hats. | Rogers’ *l. Steel Razor,*1. lone , , , igger battery of Roasting Machi 5 i i zor the important point is to secure o1 takes the stand that the dignity of the than you ever saw—un less you saw ours, : U et Fors ba Me we ier oe soart site IN eo AM) Hs edge and ve fated ee These will do that Se We ate jarge Importing wholesalers—here on the same block sinee/ prices. co Second Flogr, sa note me goad Avice. Main Flour, ‘ arene, Resende ett “et igi. i a aus 64 ans we tase never handled an unworthy Tea or Coffee, Comparisons,|{ *2.25 for trimmed bidick Tur. | $2.90 for Tallon Sult Hats of 31.2 Sheffield Razor, Baa Sets vente wtien hea teu, | Cx AUS! ne An ale tal, confirm the belief that our regular prices are, as they should be,| button eect with smail jet ornament | with velvet and steel buckley tn black, 1.25 made of best Eng- Be ete works! nd! nat much the lowest for equal grades. During this sale you save as follows: Incentre of eich button—has the ap- | Brown and, nivy—styles thal sell af | ish steel, fall hollow round, ty pe sup- I 5 .75 elsewhere. * 9F ; Bird, and the tore a exveefan to buy een rad | page neg te & Javen| Batt Rocha and ave. | Buy Tea Now.|J $ ea tc $ 75 speci as ‘ ae visit very soon. Tlie Watson was| A pure, htehemrade Cottes, | Made uy meine” SE the 4 REGULANLERICE. Ro, |: WAR PRICES SOON, i ’ j for 986 Razors—George | 50 for 75c Razors—Wade &- [ed only two weeks ago, Gatled No. 2°t0, dia | broken ahd smaller | deatene. ck the HERE Seve) sans war with: Resse, Misses prin 9 We -756 {or , True Pipe CG ailcher mallu soliee eed aE Indiguant at the Lawyer. Sor extry ‘fue 13 beans’ of) highest 2 1° | chet Sates Sw) ° PAS one Wostenholims' Sons True Pip | Sheties deze mediu oliow troen eye tardies They "any Raed Ware FS iis Pras atoaha Barto cel Rta Te cnennny ef I's ing. to be a brisk Saturday sale, of charming ee ce Sen ae i e for them to pay Eiyin he mi ts for the girls— ’ Pecr ech siz ners | Cash Coffee, | French Roasted Coffee. Best Arablan Mocha, [23a reas WR | ee Oe re oe tried to tring 5 Coe ton ake Boys sturdy 1.50 Shoes at*1 j = ae agitation over the action of Law-| One of the: BEST" of our! A shlendiay high-arnde “Cot. Thee TET GS Being | AAA LARGE purchases are ear-|% surprise, they're so fashionable. wutcal pines ee Yer Harding has extended to the politi-| fomh eed Cole C| fer) toate’ lack, C77 his country, Chie C uiitly advised at present prices, Misses’ $5 Pedestrienne Skirts at $3.75 WEVE marked prices so low on high-quality Shoes. } 3 Se atdiee te nixioie ta be ‘Gove, SU. {Certainly well 1 6 | Ryle, Very! popu 23 Rentnewne a | [erly mised me + $3 75 is an extraordinary value—well tailor $3 75 for boys, girls, misses and -vomen that to-morrow is sure to king he' unt "or hie "prenent| in hla vce: | this phi ren Arab "Bol Bes: > | BS Gi baal Ae 21 ~ Ripvpane fet lug bck and ray, “8 sr MMpoye t1.90Shoss, Out|*4.45 for Gln 2 ‘Showa ] MB pit the! excitement the relief fund " | ‘ Le rT ° — and, the Tea or! $12.75 for Misses’ Sults, fancy mixtures. $ {for Boys’ S100 Shoes, Our 1.40 (Or uals Shoes. eta biidae ond onl si alt orebeane Send he Postal o-N gh . oF 4 ‘own calf shoes, guaranteed, good Goodyear welt, box “4 the six ¥ f; Coftee or Both Will; 314,75 for Misses’ Charming Cheviot Suits. ‘ lace, spring heel, stylish, sizes 834 Kk Biisca otis. en em FICE ales cacy GeHcREr ON a : E wits Your Door. | | | $13.75 for Juntor Sults of fancy mIXtures. ane tweed yeh ey ne Girls’ = 32 Box “Cait Shoes" BY WIGWAGS FROM LIBERTY. |; vost y, delightful. No rushing off toa store, No crowd- ee eee : > 14 VG * ling and jostling. No car fare. No tax on time or nerves, No experi i j : he lsiand Is to Ben School of In-| pointment. Send the postal—that’s all. If you prefer to call or cot eeenes| Read this Grocery list t Matha te wo tas taence tate {coffee man will explain the qualities that are peculiar to each brand, i —————— hs fh ruction for the Bignal WB SELL 5 LBS. COFFEE—or 1 Ib. Tea and § Ibs. Coffee—and deliver in Manhattan, Br . Ainth eer: ; : ; Sot! st. SEND POSTAL hone. i 5 » Brooklyn and Bronx up to CKERS—FIG BARS, GRANDMA'S COOKIES. Tet ionomers of te Song | __ expres charges within as mes of Manhattan" bs. delivered wih 100 meg Misses Sonat geese ERE BUTTER DROPS. COCOA CREAMS, CRINKLED Per Ib.. | ()C $2.78 for Women’s *3.50 to *5 Ideal Kid Shoes.) n of the island | Money back tf you'll take tt. BARS, GINGER CAKES, SCOTCH COOKIES, We've sold thousands of pairs of these excellent Shoes for women, and. Mrect a wistnt cuaat ign |£0" Hotels, Clubs and Restaurants, as well as the Household, this is an opportuni to secure| | creme soa —FE AIT RRS a TABU HST Hina, | ust be “ideal” a the nome impltes, for so many women have bought, saying the, telegraphy. good Tea and Coffee ata considerable saving. NEW ACCOBNTS INVITED srent ings, al Sava ary Toate ib. 280 is Currane’or ‘Grape; |. shoes had been highly recommended by otbers—fve styles, wel, and turn goed ‘ ort i bw at ns ret Padestvat = jan; | Guise" aber Yoce"asto' Glos alls bike 8D ZB he foam (Gillies Coffee Company {Sess sme.|) Geisar ses |S BS IGE | Scat td ls oad Telophone,3471 Cortlandt fo! f Me d. Wonfen’s 288),237 and: 299, Wasbiggton Sto tot buts Plo qué Baraay pe. tow ¥ \ Soe a xt rotor ~Ainane, jus: | 39G {Ot os i's and, Wonjen's