The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1904, Page 11

— ” — ws = — —_ 1 TTT - aan Sore THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1904. { ; e W nd Mr. — By Re eee tene cann.|| Cvening Ware Fashion Hints. Patterns by May Manton. West Fourteenth Street MORNING SALES Simple Dress for a Boy. To-morrow, Tuesday, Until 1 P. M. b Not Content with How He Treats that Patient Woman, She Suffers in Her Tenderest Emotions to See the Awful Example He Sets Little Brother Willie. GET ME THE): WOMEN’S MOHAIR or BRILLIANTINE WAISTS on sicona Fioot Extra quality—Black and white—Yoke of fine tucks with four oer A Bagi She leopeny! sollar Itaing and collar band of —| pearl of metal buttons—made by a maker noted ; for fine shapes and styles—sizes 32 to 46—elzewhere $3.69... 1.98 ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO MAIL ORDERS. HEAVY LINEN TABLE DAMASKS—on stain Fioor. + Cream Barnsley or Full Bleached—64 and 70 inch—choice of ten bandsome designs—our regular 59 and 69 cent stock | ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO MAIL ORDERS, | 4 | H ALL-WOOL ETAMINE VOILES—on stain igor Good, substantial texture, crisp, crepy finish— ck, Gray, Castor, Royal, French Blue, Brown. Navy. Garnet, Myrtle: ; Equal quality has never before sold under 49 cents and fe would be good value even at 59 cents, to-morrow morning.......... w25 ‘ The most remarkable Dress Goods value yet offered. even her@er ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO MAIL ORDERS, — @ m ALL LINEN HEMSTITCH HANDKERCHIEFS~on stain Fison Pure Linen, every thread—three widths of hems—good full sizes for men and women—value 15 cents... Seeeeeeceecee ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO MAIL ORDERS, oy lw LENGTHS OF HIGH CLASS nice NOVELTY COTTON SHIRT WAIST SUITINGS—t: vascment* Fancy Sicilierne Cords, Fine Corded Madras, Mercerized ‘ Suitings, and Novelty weaves in the most uncommon styles— i tea Shtte wrth black of colors or double tints—solid colorings in oF “You Do Not Love My Mamma! You Do Not Love My Little Brother Willie! You Do Not Love Your Home, OY Nae dear, when you see Mr.; to work a couple of years from nOW tle brother Willle because he smokes my little brother Willle; you do not tove telf and two tones—yard peice in full pieces 29 and 49 cente— 42" Morning sale price.. ++... +++-+++ ee Biers +) 27 Nage begin to rage, whee you|you sneer at him, poor boy. your cigars. If you were generous you| your home! hear him stamp and swear,| “And Wille ts so fond of work, He|would be proud to have him smoke] “You are hardly home at all since ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO MAIL ORDERS. leave the room, You must not agitate] will stand for hours watching the men} your cigars. mamma and Brother Willle came to live a yourself, now that you are trvg tojcarry the hod up the ladders on the} “He Is not feeling well, and just be-| with us. . ‘ break the hammer-throwing record, be-| building across the way. He is only|cause he lava down on the sofa and! “See him playing with the parrot! Spring's Curtains FOR re) 7 sides you must not hear such things. | twenty-six and yet you want to make @| goes to sleep after dinner you scowl, | What a happy disposition! Do you ever and SPRING | “Don't look at me that way, Mr. | drudge of him. “Suppose you did have to pay a fine| play with the parrot? The parrot Favorite Dress Fabrics Portieres FURNISHINGS Nagg! You know you set an awful ex-| "I will not have his health under-|for him, Ho ts a high-spirited Ameri-| knows. See how he shrieks at Brother it mictiel of'e drens for a:ililte boy inches: wide, and 31s vast #2 inohes hich gee 4 ahible (oP noor ilttle brother Wille, mined by toll. Why, the other day he| can Ind and will not allow any one to} Wille. Ho plays ax if he was try. |” I ce area acd Ding hate Wide OF St, yards He Ince Siaee nee | are here in that great variety which Pre-) we nave many vety special wales We “You snarl at him because he s in-]Won @ dollar from the bullder across | dictate to him, Ing to get away from him. But he bit bray, but cotton, linen and simple Teauired. " Pattern 4678, for boys’ two | vious seasons have taught our customers) offer. These are but examplest TN tereated in his Innocent pastimes and | the strect that he could lift more welght} «ste will not be imposed on, and] Your finger. z | wools all are sultable. To make for a ily Mushok tye Cashier, The: Werth, |te expect. IN LACE AND RUFFLED CURTAINS » zoen ayer to Long Island City a great|than any man he had, And he won it.| work cheap in menial positions. You do not like to see my Powe) oe of four, 3% yaris of material 27| Pulitzer Bullding, New York Cit | AT Scotch and Nottingham Lace deal to the Cainine Combat Club, which, | t But did he spend it on himself? | “Fe 4s 4 comfort and help to me, Sup-| around. But when your mother called 0 Lhe ae QUICK SELLING PRICES. Caer Oban cole aitanenee Hoge E he tells me, ix nn association of cul-| No, he ts too unselflah. Ie took thoee) pose he did pawn your watch, It waa| On us one afternoon, did't I treat her aan? ay and 4 yds. long—value $3.99.,2,40.. 4 tured young men who are Interested In] poor tlred workingmen around the | oniy one of his playful little Jokes. kindly when she offered to give us one Amusement Amusements. #-Inch French Poplins— Fine Scotch Lace Curtains— Ye dumb brutes, corner and bought ice cream soda for | ite ig so like deat papa, so generous, | Of et houses. MTOR Cita iaraherer sen cv Deen Err nT et Ree Mr “Don't scowl! You are scowling, You| them. Ho told me so himaelf. fo unthinking! Just like dear papat| “Your mother never liked me, I was) THE ONLY Sines penis © EMPIRE Hearne | reway « oth a] f Ruttled Organd: Curtal a st could tell me the facts, you say? “But you hate all my people because | Papa didn't sare hew mach cone ns| too meek and patient to sult her. She ; RE area wane ‘A Rak | |B.Inch AM Wool zajlor Sultings— 99] TuMed ree vale m.. “Oh, Mr. Nage, You want to attack] they are too refined. My brother 1s too] spent. Ie apent the mones mather haa [always aided with you and took "| Madison S Garden: “Act tomene THE OTHER GIRL | [errhere 9 ana Ruffled Muslin Curtains— the child's veracity! You want to make| high-spirited to take orders from any ier to hor Iike a gentleman, and when | Prt if 1 dared to say a word! e | | HERALD SQ, Sita sina, Hwan: | | einen French Gerges in leading“ yg| Stripes and Figures —fluted 5 i me belleve my ttle brother Willie Is}one, He will not be bossed by Your! yo towt our house in Brooklyn he wa “There brother Wille has gone OU nveRy ARTERNOON AT 2 AND | OW: fre S10) “Mat Rat. 15, shades and black—real value .5.. © ruffle—40 inches wide--pair. oe untruthful! You want { destroy my underlings. You want him to go tol io os Gown Hut wh yn he was | with your pocketbook! NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. 160th Time Wedne dayWANDSOME | | oy nan woot Scotch Sultings— 9g| Bopbinet Curtaine-ince insertion 3:50 | 7 cenfidence in him. Look how his poor) work for you to do mental work, so's to} Ney cis) CONm But when mamma and I) vite jp mo full of his jokes! But I], | Doors open. at 1 and tina menage. THE GIRL BOUNMAIRS: | |atylish Bpring Mixtures—valus 1.29. » spd cies onto ang Arable) Sas | hand was hurt in parting two fighting! overtax his strength, Picked a Mat that dida’t uit him, Ald | xnow you hnte him, and Just to-day | fs *tnuwe, ‘upendcu eelers of iets || ERO A ‘| soo h All Wool Crepe Exyptienne- French Net Curtains—Gutpure inet g | dogs. Would you try to stop another] “But he is too proud for that. Why |"? {amely submit? Not he he sald in his boyish way, you were ‘n| human curinaicien, and seq the Russian | | KAY'S ee ee iielserrcrrecscisieOS || anal edgesralanceoe niyhons: dog Killing youre? Ah, you have not] don’t you take him into the partnership? | “Oh, when [ think of our happy Uttle| ood old slob R Lie iy BERNARD. | sy Irish Polnt—plain or figured poor Willie's kindly nature! Suppose he did kick your best customer | home, when I clerked in a store and] “Mamma, come quick, I shall faint BARNUM & BAILEY DALY’ Biway fe doth mt. vee. 8:15: | | po-inch All Tegel Deuble Were. with pretty jere—S4 yae. “He should not go to work! A big.| out of the place! Wille ts like me; tye] Pleated poor papa so by giving Dim ait] Mr. Nags is running down te atroal F] specighShhOU HAIG, 1. | Cheviots—biack, Volar qm aenntl es strong man like you wants to make a sitive “strung. the money I earned, and when I think| efter Willie, He means to assau of i rineiin al a tet Arablan Lace Curtaines) pana tes REAR AB HARINTAWIA aTNEWAE |e aN Ne in the office if he | Of how I became your wife to put up| See, Hrother Willie has him by the Greatest Show on Earth, a Sry AN. _Orts * 4<inch All Wool Melrose Sultings— go medallion oF sort bard ape 1g . work, Willie has outgrown bis strength.| wilt jearn to add a row of figures or] With your temper, when papa wan eg] Meck. Mr. Nagy is purple in the face} | Presenting everything new this year but AUDSO precogtannnns® We ane Black and Colored—value 1.19.,.... . MY s: ee + 6G but you have no feeling for him spell correctly, you say? gontle and kind when he had plenty of | With Take. Mylea with 7 * | HENRY MILLER AN GOSSAMER FLAKE CURTAINS at MIt makes you angry when ne aaks| “on, Mr. Nagg, you would make almoney to spend. Oh, when T think of | gg UPi Senne ype Is exerting him-| if continuo MAHON oPTihe Grand Ortetial | | Wed. By. preceded by Freatet teas, | (Spring Noveltles in Fpl Pape Es oe ay you for & for his simple wants! If it] eounterjumper of your brother-in-law, | how things are changed since those|“““Oh, mamma, how long can we stand| Paxcants AITERION See aa and sth et. | | Wi 's Silk Cloaks inane! Ablahcssseecceesvesesseeee 498 was a loafer you would be glad to give] just because he Is mv baby brother. | happy days, my heart ache: the pene proces ASHE has ran away The Gorgeous Delhi Durbar ee Nir obi oft ead tee one ‘ Pe CURTAINS” him money. But when you see he is! ‘you hate us all, You hate me! You] ‘You do not love my mamma; y Pay boy. 5 ; ik r KODSOD those LGARIAN STRI Pe full of boyish enthusiasm about going! nate my deur mother. You tate my lit- | not love my poor papa; you do not lovel nt nuttin He Rear boy. 1 hope he Saas || Seen emote es GAY ANN || Beautiful Styles at moderate ae OAR without togel—fust right seis EONS — - ——______--— oe $$ i —__________———| ANCILOTTI, THE MODERN ARIEL, | | SAVOY THEATRE. Bway © ait ot prices that have given us teputation for} for dining-rooms, dens and QBs » In the Latest and Greatest Parisian Sensation | ny RAR ice fat | | value! summer oottages—full length.....+ 3 | LOOPING THE GAP, || C&LLEW fittiurtitaftian E CURTAINS | Rady: | | Black Silk Cape Coats-- BONNE FEMM Woven on Fate’s Loom By Charles Garvice. [Peed ted I has | Volo, the Wizard Volitant, | GARRICK .nEAz "Mate Ra | | Black silk Ktons— t Special, | “Or fine French Mull or Net—Hand- Wheeling Down a Precipitous inciine, with | | Katherine Kennedy hy itfatarand Peau De Sole ( 6 gg] made Renaissance lace ‘Btupendous Leap. TvVAEIU VER, Lined and Unitned, insertings and three motifs— 3.9 Solo & Chico the Marvellous Unicyclists | NEW LYCEU STR: ‘Sat, value $9.98. WM, GILLETTE. '= Ta asritnfted and’ Yoowe 1890, o€- HEAVY CURTAINS GARDEN? z |fect — Plain and shirred — | soecigi | Mercerized Brocade Portiéres— 4 , > . Sane - Porothy Dix, The Most Famous Woman Humorist in Amer- .. = 3 Rings, 2 81 Race T: Handsomely — trims ed with two-toned and solid colots— WwW. ° Hnelave. “A Herd of Girat! 8 ‘da Of appliqued col- tassel fringe.. jens Weltes tor, The Sveing Weg Femara of, Ms Pei, are i HM IRE Shathntnase ince | $498) Tr vated corduroy Weave ud othe wish ’ of Me nig sleeve ruMes— jores—heavy tassel fringe— | py permiesion of George Munro's Sons.) | Painful Rerutiny upon his face. rot tad rth pak a ROG Jie Pi ade Lined and Unlined. Parte went nnd le . « Munro's Sons |, He spoke no word. and as the doctor | Curogities. Tw: ys ac 2 and | NEW AMSTERDAM 3 Weeks. Revertos ' LOVE A DRINK. [Pe ine ceen Ue Peace meri en apDUna $onmn te |B: Moser Ce R We RE | prac Taseta Silk Cloaks ) Special, | BORDERED PORTIERES. 3 | —— age’ Jont ite fixedneas and grew | Azmira to, io MANSFIEL sity TiSpertect shaper , ie 1 r + at 27th 1001 Y 5 APA Full length—pe! Plain Rep, Damask, Armure figures [fecrets to vou, he brags of his tris) CHAPTER I WOERRE soc can returned’ (ella) aiming: ti : (3fadinon 2) RIGHARD ROMANCA™ | fnoulder caper—ailke glnp 15.98] Ina Beripe—best colore—with tapestry umphs and bemoans his misfortunes. | A Brother's Hate, room, and, with ‘deep, professional | } xcs, 812 and $15. 8 SPECIAL I7—NEW AMSTE! trim . speliny velvet 4 Alas, who hae not suffered the same -PyiH De Jerseys were the richest, moat) sigh ‘signed a paper, witleh he handed from'o'h. Mite bP, M for advance sale ot |g tHe ROAM, ch Black Silk Cloake— damask borders 4 4 affliction at the hands of the man in T Infiyential family. in Cornwati—and | (0; Harold de gerapy. "0 2 Ene osNaacuata teaerena tu frlenbohe™ S| 4"Sacc oF SEATS ATANTE THRURa are f | Mopeenaarter ene coma $8.08 and $7.00 value ie a od love! Ordinarily he would know that) J jogsessod of the strangest history. | gave power to Harold: de Je poy, and) ware ot macuaigre and ‘bomus tlebeta Buy | OO DS OSS ee rere Une ate Teepe raters and ‘Peau de! Special, | weayvy ROPE PORTIERE: it You eared nothing whether some strange’ , tie time this story opens there were | fine his brother In a private lunatic TAT) VR ocday D8 BO eee SA AONE Rast Ba Piee Reason. [Gyancy Rleeetng thd 29.98] 6 Be aoe nanos tartan a , . pollen Mant i | day, 2$c, 50. als LE Natined ni ay ein! had bite eyes or brown, or black pit two members of it left livin dies aerutes ny pene »a¢| PROCTOR Seah eacnee EL ORPHANS, white ‘oe. black alik—Lat valance drape of Heavy 2.49 huir or golden, but In his besotted con- Gaorge de Jersey, timid, gentle, WoMAN- | measures should be taken for removing | | fmotlela Cord and Tassels—value 88... 2.45 ition he“Imagines that vou are simply jiko, aud his Younger brother, Harold, | the unfortunate man, who seemed sud- | 7 ving SLURS aon All Star Cast ; [eta gents: i few race —_—— a dvihg te hear the details about her, for turn, gloomy nnd violent | fanly te have regalued strength enough | 534 St { Sally 18, Alley 32 McAVOY | Js s wiien we fall in Tove we put that tn! “enw esther in aging, ott all his vast | “relat ntghc eae AUTRE LOST PARABHE.® SAE ue, Laces, Laces, Everywhere - ‘The last night’ came, | our henrte which xtealeth away our) veri to George, disinheriting Harold, ron farala, de forsey stood beside tho bed 5th Ave THE LOST PARADISE.” Plite rret3t on Bee: brain and\makes the wieest fooli#h. la. jotter had left his father’s house In| with a str I] Big Continuous Vaudeviile. 2 Patatee Fashion has otdaloed these filmy, forely aenitures fot, ealversl use thi. VAGcoM tant umes as as Afternoon and vn upon the thin, white face MU another syinptom that manirests A EIS s nothing was] There 1 on the bed were the! ft “ with f a \—Smart y & rane, and: for: two xen? ween him and ¢not Ath St \“BUSY IZZY” coos! hep Accompanied, by | All Summer Dresses—Smar! 1. nie, stern frown. Itself in both causes of being a little only pare OUR | ate. Wed., Thurs. Ne PRC season... i'd with captivating lace Frill Toserilena heard of hitn, | ‘ — Abt aes ss e Wy KEW YORK THEATRE. while entiee Costumes and ais Muortmest of Allovers aad Meciog tare \ “Remittance mee Sd Meantime Géorge married, Mis wife) How jong would the sensitive George | i 4 “Ships That Pass in the Night” | Many men he will not | ei ing birth to @ baby daugie| 4% Jere saatet amidat thin horrors eat | th St} pi i! Vaudeviile ‘twvien Dally thetr saber moments even help # friend | ; 1a returned, | R lo Ob) tie Vaudeviile er. A month later Maro! Would the delicate babe siruggiaon une RESERVED S LE IN AT . Jn niet will when Aeink open bottles |r A MOT A nile won who had {der his wolfe hgte and neglect?, une | NOX OFFICES OF OM MATINEES si ||\igspee have ever shown..... Evety new and desirable kind at prices that an and stand treat for any barroom loafer ty ey horn the same day as George’® |” whe morning dawned. ‘1 oS lian = = Wen, & sar. We!|/t! xcentlve. oe NED selmntist has recently | witnone counting the cost aed i fe tod, ad died, Har-| fang Morning dawned. The snow wis TERY far from ©: 2 announced the interesting alscoy-| "ygen in fove are alko hableualty prod. [MAURER MLA mite Joe ce ane ited send pannltess. He ha voned trom | f MAJESTIC Ses i /,) RICHARD l| You will Know us hereafter as 2 aba y that, patholugicatiy mpealcing. 1. rat aware, % fold wa Las the house three 0 d Q q is rae lovewand alcohollam are identical, He |B! They laviah fowers, and bon-bans.| eistence of George's daughter, but he!” witod with dark, set. triumphant WwW 1 Z CARLE | THE STORE OF STORES FOR LACES si examined a humber of subjecta. who] Wt theatre Hekots, and suppers with-| onceaiod hic wrath and the two broth-/ memories the atern, implacable plotter IN | ALLOVER NETS : | NEW BLACK LACES may f Y ‘Mar- a ; aced the cold, gloomy. hall, “ate were dead {n lore andjdead drunks, and | 00) atint on thelr swoetheartl, | Ofat-1 0/4 with thelt tempective daughter and hgvot Wheels awoke him from his rev. | with Montgomery & Stone { ai 5 iol y be describ he in ’ ? +f ~ 7 . In every case the syinptoma were i x- Fite arier Reinet Hon esate fon settled down to live together ee aa ne ures, toh 18 NEW MUSICAL NUM IN NEW YORK PACK Nee: Inpertings and Medailions— Fite, Coyam apd Arablan=vah, | ncily alike, ( rh SAS abeorad the 014 mansion. ta neaith {lowed by ‘Harold ‘de Jetney, strode up| ATH STREBT THBATRE, near qn av, | | THBTHBATRE NIGHTLY NI} g Point Venlso, Cluny. ie | Oriental, Point Venise, lec, ete.) ai Not in vain, lt would seem, have posta [Of things. The man has soberel up| pur qimost ut once George's Health| the” yiaircame to. the sickroom,. the |p WEEKS OS commencing. ‘ Gn? YOUR SKATS NOW. || Mexican, Wloral and Sér Wheat, Floral, Sorol cung that they were drunk on Kisses, or|21¢ $8 no longer standing treat, ANd} egan to fall, ‘The ¢umor aro woman weeping bitterly Sgn Wedand fe 16,73. 3,00. 1.00. || t.ho 20 need... 48 and up 2.08) and Magallion doeien sf Intonicited by the glances of their| {NY @ woman who thinks she is weds |y4g mind was affected aithey entered ane room and the wom-| “EMARERY. "tn the! ' Fait |] -Baie.- -28-> | 889. °°38..°1. as" 2.08"! eethearts’ eves, 18 was an actual| (M8 & spender finds to her surprise) One night a wild shriek Brought &Y bedi then. wie atars acl oft" | GRAPEWIN| Must AW AREAING = ———$——_—— ——— | WHITE AND CREAM LACES | 3.085 physical tact that they were trombling| Nat she-has got a miner. the servants to George's room. The¥)cry of alarm and Harold de Jersey) ~~ ____F AK ———_") KNICK ERMOCKER, Thea Br'way & 38:n | scagings, Insertings, Medallions, also | vr aw on the brink of delirium tremens, and] That there s-smallireliancs to be put! round him Iving on the floor in fit [Ieiped forward. | at Aasning ovas PASTOR'S iw ROBERTSON BEL) tt — A uler Fern bre a Cluny,’ Tene- | BLACK ALLOVER NETS os had they catled in the.doctor it would|™ the pramives of men tn Jove or in| spyey lifted him on the bed at the with a ory ne aprang to the window e E = — HAMLET | 5 vere j ends April second, a “ 7 He betes | oe een Chantilly and the new 00, \y ice A Soartanh Mince e | Bytton, lace drink 1s a fact too well recognized by “s entrance with| [t was open and told the tale, me AN: have been bromo-seltzer for their an ¥ | moment of his brother’ P S0TH AN os Torn to pieces by the storm raging |orprien and Have. Martinettl and Gross ress an opinion on the acientine| Pitt wear that they will] ie had evidently been awake Or {ordered a post-chalse-and-four, wn | oa HEMCRP UST REN raiue of tha SHADTS, DUC LHOES are ray a ee ee nee cmeraaT aeetnat [aueem for fe Gromsing gown wa" MOTOy | TBH en POE, Me Patasete ore | RORDNAY Sate, ra at sutside circumstances which appear to r ext tempta-|enrown around him. nad. RAYMOND HITCHCOCK costs hit. nn confirm it, For one thing love and| ‘on assails them. ‘At sieht of him the elder brother) Wh 4a on by whip and steel, the jaded : quor affect men differently, There are] A cutlous resemblance is also to belgirioked again, and in accents of the | norses atrove to overtake the nisht-ex-| W ANK EE CONSU Engaxemen' Brussels, also Spangled Floral, Scroll and other effectiye Leone Haart | 1 a . Torchon, Point Venise, Point G'Eaprit and © (4)! | Laverty ert and oth 49.. 1.08» aem I | A eOOME FT Siatatthe ARP A | BVE FRENCH VOILES—worth $100...000.00000 1. (OQ Grate anxoLo DALY CANDIDA, R15 men that drink makes morose, and sul-| {ced tn that, by popular consent. lovers! widest. terror he besought him to Ee Rag asetdeal tie erin tad Hoon Bek ‘announces Short Statement of Great Value . 4 Jon and anxtous to fight and there aro] and drunkards are not held responsible | gone, yelling that a fiend in bright steel) ag if fate had ant Itself obstinately alway and OOth St BICAN Eyenine 8.20. Prices All Wool — 44-inch—in the test of all the New Seacon Shades men whom love makes demons of Jeal-| for thelr vagaries. They do things un-jprmor had appeared to him uu threat-] against him, the Jaded horses broke DIES MAT. DAILY | AMERICAN Sinn Eat’ at eat champagne Tan Royal Troma nee ousy. On the other hand there are men| der the hallucination of the stimulants [rey oty thelr ives. down within’ two miles of the proy, at f nen Tea ta : fe Qhame Chee Hore 4 "Black *» whom wine {s bottled sunshine that] that they blush to remember when 6ee| eee "shook his head with ® deen} SOpHan ame and powerless to 8 f | ase. Hal Btepnen & Co. RAWsOn ay, ,OUT OF THE fF OLD Just one value from & stock filled with the best Dres# Goods Bargains tn New. j F rings Inughter and happiness, “and| more restored to a rational state, The sigh, and bending over the bed. aald in|” hon Haroia ae Jersey continued hin | WALT ACK'S away & am s. Eves Kcapbay ar HUN York. en a i Shia Reascas W es i ; there are men to whose hearts love ts] mavdiin speech of the drunkard in noliones that tried in vain to be soft and eer mf Pee ced neraepare: ak Mate, Wed. und AST TWO “WEEKS— . Our Gl idiend Suede 9 ¥ ' ike the warmth that makes every good} more unintelligible and !diotio than ia/ gent! Sabres)’ be calkatt it le hot sell in-vaine tor the Peeper aut GEO. ADRS Quatnt Con A CHINESE HONEYMOON. | Useful Articles of (Our Glace Kid and Suede | sof + ae Impulse flower and bloom. the lovey-dovey murniur of the lover. |. Cnorge. George. be, calms iow frst and in th ex of human| COUNTY CHAIRMAN . 1 ih BEST SHOW aS Sterling Silver | Gloves at 93 centers % nother symptom of intoxication that| But why pursue the analogy further? Nas KON D had acted as a sort] Ife the pray was lo * WS sae" | ys | ne ‘ted ‘ ; een the W. ©. T. U. Who funs may Cofraborative avidence accuntulater cr oe ee ae hack to. trim the amps, | At least for a time, for while the coun. Tht KEIT 8 tnd, (REO! OUT TOWN that make appreciated Adogerd ang | Rave uo superior, and few, If any, a ’ every hand, and we can only trust that! {hd as she did so fancied she saw be-/ try was sf jer for the news of tho ——— a" | Baster gifts ® § | good elsewhere at similar price . gead 1s loquaciousness, The man whol the gold cure will not be found an aftl-| hoch te heavy robe thrown around | strange event, Harold de Jersey return: goes without saying 925- i / haw deen drinking almost Always Wants! dote for love as it is for drink oat the Wey the gutter Of somo] ed. alone and th deep mourning. and it a ndardit Skins are sneclally selected-—soft and = Was announced that fle brother, the DOROTHY DIX.” | brit subatante HRY ated ino: tertible | unfortunate George dg Jersey's ‘body | KUR AY wibdis Lexe ee nigis artery (hut y r y's | screR Mf rang thfough the house again, | had been found in the Thames-—drowned AAT "iy ich ie, 5 he More a the invalid | —hps features so disfigured by the wash | pps) ; tone Bee they, cound the fovaud| and aith of the watee that (c was ony | THE Charity Ball. 2’: solorines N, Irs ay ® oT aT. To-Day, | welght, and it goes wit WTA A Desperate Chance. \ sem Wen TINE OF SINGLE PIBCES—| " i i orks | | | ¢ Eves 61) Mats Wel a sat, (Grany Ladien Cold ateqt Fortsl 4 9g nat 1 Bpoons Tomato Servers 2 aya ny : oi! to talk, He holds you up to babble his OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES. 0 with the greatest diMecully his devoted — \ 1g. violent and tried to keep them all, even | § he Bearer a Felt : = Jelly Spoons, Bon-Agn Dishes R le 1 ‘nnny,” said hie mother, “I'm afraid you told me a deliberate falsv- || iis brother, trom .the ped where the] 1nd nconsolable brother could recognize | ay anraraHURTIG & SEAMON’S FY,8 13 Mata Wed Fel eas Cae River f 298 Crltaahe vanmattRD. child lay sobbing and screaming. |i] The child he had taken with him in | PRRSMe a¢ 126th at, MABE anhailar VIRGINIA lactic ds wih eeu EVERY PAIR WARR: ae No, 1 didn't, mamma," protested Johnny, “I told it tn an awfal hurry, f] Jt Was mans BOUES Dente ie thin | Mla Might could not for some pime be PASI ASHEN, Yenare & al veers [HAUSE xnives Sardine Forks | 1,98 | west Women’s 9% cent Glove in New Yorks — } Saat Ume hin s:tange assertion that a white: bid. de Jersey teesenized, In ‘the, trogen He LADIES MATJTO. DAY | HARLESE To nimi ai & Wat Mat a2 1A 1p DOZENS OF sPRCIAL ve { Téacher—Tommy, what is the difference between victuals and viandy? f/robed Aur Mii RAAT, Chee chitd | ROMY 8 athe col found. Mts Be | GOTHAM TIGER LILIES CO. | jocers. _HENRVIRVING "se Yeriat!’ | reaspoone ona. 4.98 | Baby Parasol Covers ‘Tommy—Vietuals is what we get on washday and vidnds if what we got fen the bed convinced them that he] ess to the enormous Wealth of Georwe | 120th et @ Sd ay. | ‘Two Farces—Vaudevilte oe ~ ant | Dessert Knives ana For! . 849 i 4 when wo have company to dinner, was indeed mad. de Jersey: =e Nt Fee ELD ae ee eee esata’ | Dinner Knives and Forks and Point d'Baprit, Brusseia Net an : ‘ ‘The following morning Harold de Jef} ao. at last, Harold de Jersey was the a ite TODAY. Shu RUSE ne Dene ace 11,49 | Muil~with one or more ruffles, «+ HESSCo Table Spoonsvalue $14.00. . Seine, [SB,AYS., | BORN IN THE BLOOD) Bosition spoons Viaitot—Do you go to school, Bobby? 5.98 | lave trim'a— THE xopuvarave "post: hate, is London, ‘and fend of the house and oWner of the Le | DEWEY, IDAINTY D rel 3 f ck, Y cl ve-look~ 0 Nd | “Bobby (aged #ix)—Sure f do. ing red, ccero pene Tuffere was a pate foro ing er D he ihrortunnte | East lath etl Day ands Nig vu BA dat Rh Berry Forke..,.. 3.98 98..1.49..1.98 to 4.08 ‘Visior—That's right. Now, sce if you can spell kitten for me, Von ognforence A the lob: 7 cians Brother and the poor little child BELASCORIMAT EE, Fee a i A ; a) Bobby-Huh! I'm too big to spell kitten, but I'll spell cat for you. Me tee eer toctar bets PRT arian froee it Be, ite in, DAVID. BBLA rooklyn Amusements : : pass pis SRG EaY Aik Coen untes So oetoy iP Aanselationa” Ske Hlaenid Ge CROSMAN ive ay Rey Recrtdedeek Al Nherblle Great Attractions in Spring Millinery. be Wilton Lackaye ; aitonded poor George de. Jersey, Appoint uf 1 Y q doctor Bo WwW a hahdsomé boy, thi u TN} Little four-year-old Ben was visiting at his aunt's. After tutining ail over |] Were present, Then the London docto ; I Pe hoved | LER tines S8kiw monraves. ‘ iat. the house he came to’his aunt and remarked: “Your pantry looks so much Ete i dents be rego vd Enel pride aaa, boant gt the enuntey remorse | LYRIC “Wed M ‘ahill WAN In Values, Ia Styles, In Assortments! i a Hi pie, OAs Aas Sas Pea fe Gates Nee ESR ipo a ASS ack Sr Waste ices SANE ABSA Nn | NATE pnown.” Our stock surpanes any we have yet thowal