The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1904, Page 7

. FEET TENET BERRY WALL'S WIE __A*CREAT” MILINER s {na Contest for Charity’s Sake Her “Creation” Easily Cap- ’ tures the First Prize, a Minia- ture of Herself. ,. DISTANCED COMPETITORS. Her Corhpleted Plece of Headgear Was a “Leghorn Creation In Pale Biue Forget-Me-Nots and Blue Satin Ribbon.” Berry Wall tn his day was no king wf shreds and patches. His fame for sartorial elegance was spread broad- ‘ cast. But lke al! fame it had « short life. Now comes Mrs, Berry Wall into the Hmelight of publigity and by a pop- ular vote {s placed of a pedestal to be feen by all milliners, amateur and pro- fessional, At the last meeting of Mra, George Taylor Stewart's sewing class, whose Us work all goes to the benefit of the Sun- day Kindergarten, there was a hat trimming contest ‘The meeting was held in the home of Mrs. Stewart, No. M4 East Sixtieth street, and was at- tended by a large number of society women. _They sewed, and they sheared; and they told stories between times. ‘The | department stores hit been ransacked | for every variety of hat material and ‘ every known color, With the meterial at hand, and the tools that go with the millliner's trade, and a number of women whose only thought at the time was a feeling of charity te all, the production of hats was as logical as the merger decision. So as to obtain perfect fairness from | the court which was to sit in judge ment the Marquis de Torre Hermosa, of f as made the supreme justice of hats. ‘The work outlined for him was not the easiest In the world. The competitors were their own advocates, and many were the acrimonious debates before the Marquis was allowed to se- ‘ect the hat trimmed by Mra, Berry Wall for the first prize. Wandell. But her lofty creation was neither s0 beautiful in conception nor 50 elaborate in dosign as that of Mrs, ‘Wall. It was just on the other side of greatness, Mrs, Wall's hat wag put down in the fashion books as a “leghorn creation pale blue forget-me-nots and blue satin ribbons.” ‘After the prize was announced the hat was votgd the greatest contribu- Hon to amateur millinery the world haa ever seen oftside of Paris, ‘The second prize was a handsome asil- ver set. The third prize, a pearl ring, was won by Mrs. Edgar ‘arroll, At- ter the contests and the announcement of the prizes men were admitted and they all drank tea, Among those prea- ant were: ‘Mrs. Isaac Lawrence, Mrs. Roswell D, [itcheock, Miss Van Vechten, Mrs, Tames Cogswell Converse, Mrs, ‘ge. Poa) ‘Mrs. Jacob rete Mrs, i 3 J. Lee, Mra. Walter 8 atilie + | Mrs. Henry Doscher, Mrs, Geo é Smith Mra, Henry L. Burnett and Mrs. # ane tha were Capt, Harry mong the e a wynd Walker, "R London? "Dr, “Alien Fitoh, Mr, F. 1. Knight-Aditin and Mr. George W. Smith. a ISN’T THIS MANAGER MEAN? “Old Ladies. Need Not Remove 7 ‘Thelr Hats,” He Announces, . No woman keeps her hat dn in the i New Star Theatre after reading this (notice, which ocquples @ prominent Place in the programme: “Ladies will please remove thetr hath “OLD LADIHS (to avold catching wid) NEED NOT REMOVE THEIR ‘tanger ‘William T; Keogh says those two es save & deal of ‘trouble. SS Sale of Men's Pajamas 0 and Night Shirts. og Pajamas, % made of printed madras, military model, fastened with silk frogs and pearl buttons, $1.00, 4 Pajamas, made of cellular cloth in -fancy stripes, nicely made, $1.50, value $2.00. Night Shirts, made of good quality mus- lin, trimmed red, blue and white fast colors, with and without collars, 50 cts., ;, $ value 75¢, Lord & T. aylor, Broadwey and Twentieth Street gna Firth Avepee, AGED MAN FOUND. DEAD... Bedy Discover Muitiing In Canal The body of a man about fifty-five | years old was found to-day on the third floor of INo. 4 Canal strat.” Dr. Taves, of Gouverneur the man dead. He w pounds, gtay hair and béard and blue eyes. His clothes consisted of a black sult and overcogt, lhe underwear, gray shirt, blue stockings, leather belt and soft hat, the Uldridge street station. about & feet & inches tall, 190 | fering intens> pain, en Thi Hospital, HIRE HERO SAVES ea Floor of ronounced m His face and hands burned, and x Jemes Chew, clovk, Ix In Brooklyn Hospital to-day as People from death by fire ingehouse of Mrs, Juli: t No Tho body was taken to} 4 Schermerhorn str. w was burned last night. Fire: he dragged ACITY ITSELF OPE ae «-WMSTSTS Women’s Stylish Coats. An Exceptional Gastertide Offering, Saturday, we will feature ata particularly attrac tive price Women's Coats as illustrated in the new corset fitting Eton and blouse Eton styles, with or without collar. The Coats are made of fine quality Co- verts, Cheviots, Broadcloths, and Peau de Soie Silk, in black tan or castor: pretty trimmings “of stitched satin bands and novelty buttons; full bishop or mannish coat sleeves; excellently tailored through- out. Very special Saturday at, 0, (econ Flee: . Front.) Women’s Gton Suits. Couldn't call it anything else than a chance for women of discrimination, for the Suits are entirely new and of seasonable colorings. Try as you may, better Wen’s value cannot be had elsewhere. This isa Spring opportunity that many have’ been awaiting and are certain to take advantage of. The following summary should con- vince the most sceptical of the merit of these Suits. ens a are made in t ular Eton or semi- ated coat styles of tral lity Cheviots, Broadcloths, Venetian Cloth or Voile in all the most seasonable colors. The waists are satin or taffeta Cee some collarless, oie in cape effect; pretty trimmings ieee mie or talfeen baie fancy braid and novelty buttons. Dress or pedestrienne length skirts; seven or nine gored and with full flare. An unusual bargain at Saturdays prices sess Lo OD Offerings of Exceptional MEN’S COLORED NEGLIGEE AND STIFF BOSOM SHIRTS; the ‘clean-up of a large factory: every shirt is well made ‘and is fitted with pearl buttons; split neck- band; large assortment of good patterns; cut full sizes and guaranteed to fit; regularly up to 75c.; all sizes... MEN'S” WHITE NEGLIGEE ‘SHIRTS, plain or hem- stitched pleated bosoms; all sizes. . When the above IOV garments are sold the sale ends, hence the word Limited. When You Pa ade Said Made! "* Hats. ec ne you that are “-FiverDollar'” Hats ioe ‘©. All Styles and Colors. us sm * IIc 65c 3 100 Sitk 45 Tuxedo Coats Soft ‘finish tustreless black fabric; mylish and perfect fitting. Sizes 34 to 44, LER ALARRE NEAT So MRR aye ae == u THE Mrs, Smith to the strect ahd thea ¢ A red Mrs. Margare 1 and he | year-old son from the second floor ut | } the building + N “\undoubtedly would the result of his saving a number of | board: | Colored Dress and Vegligee Sheres. On sale in the Men’s Store at 8.30 A. M. Black Chibet Suits. This limited Offering comprises 300 garments. and Vests, Satin Faced Z IK RLD: FRIDAY EVENTNG, MARCH 95, 1904, ete a tact ts ullding to safety Returning to R yor Wiliam cuted five The value mated we death, filed to-day 2° GEORGE BURGHARD: easy reach. The cock. {n good order, wan an. the . rest Present Sun Building, which In dave gvas Tammany |. His gon, \- ward’ M. Burghard, ts @ lawyer and formerly was a partner of Fred |W. Hollis, Peace Commissioner at (ILLED BY GIS oye an Alderman in © 1808. was found dead to-day in his home | Hage at No, 8 West One Hundred and Firat | Lestats Ines DROPS. a imeeasnal eine ae riclontce ne iuanter, Mrs. Ralph | indorsed President Roosevett, : t 4 un- vinkiewics The cause of death was Mi . have left not 2 paisen De ERs, which Coroner weholee | SPENCER, Ind., March 2.—The Rev thinks was accidentally turned on. |publicans of the Second Congressional mila tothe wider Mr. Burghard was seventy-elght years | District yesterday chose national by ey vy nine, to Mr, In order to turn off the gas he had | gates. The resolutions & strong! se to a helght just’ beyond an|dorsed President Ro Double “S. & H.” Green Trading Umbrellas Repaired. Stamps Saturday Morning from 8.30 to 12 o'Clock — Thergafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. making it equal to a $2.00 new Umbrella, (Main Floor, Front, 1sth st} Watches for Wen and Women. Spedral Sale of Much Intorest Saturday. Positively the lowest prices ever quoted on equal grade Watches by this or any other store. Regardless of how low the prices are, every Watch is fitted with a thoroughly trustworthy movement of standard make. MEN'S 12 SIZE THIN MODEL. OPEN FACE, GUN METAL W ATCH37 jewel MEN'S 16 SIZE, OPEN FACE SILVER WATCH; coin silver MEN'S 16 SIZE. THIN MODEL. COIN SIL- VER CASE; many styles MEN'S 16 SIZE, OPEN FACE, _ GOLD FILLED WATCH; engine Elgin or Waltham s of engraving: fine jew- | turned and plain polished case: movement; a popular can Tejewel *Wal- lied ewiliptlevig mnove: warranted to wear 20 years: ved man’s am_move- ment; war- with T-iewel Wal- wich GS | can 0-50 |. prmseriye tham movement. 10, IF (6.25 ) SIL -]CASE WATCH; LAINE WATCH. | engine turned, plain polished, and ene ES; hand-engraved] graved cases; war- case; Swiss move- ENAMELLE D CHATE- ranted to wear 20 LAINE WATCHES: asd colors, pin to match, fitted with fine jewelled Swiss movement; com: plete in box, J 95 Choice Fresh Meats and Delicatessen Saturday. Our Umbreita Repair Shop will re-cover your old Umbrella with Gloria Silk and thoroughly repair it, jor ‘ This offer holds good the rest of this week only. x World's Sreatest Srocery. : > we°as*sTg Popular Yovels & Gas. Decisive Bargains Saturday. i Only copyright novels and tales by such popular writers as Marion Crawford, Sienkiewicz. Haggard and Anna Katherine Green are represented. The volumes arg bound in cloth and many of them are illustrated. Pub- 45e lished to sell at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Our special Price, IH Few of the Gates. Hilde. by 8. J. Duncan. “1 Cecelia, by F. wtord, Hs Shae eM weg t, | Chen mt, osx Rave ir Allan Poe. ng reulay Study, by Anna Katherine Pe SR Ree IT Ons, Get. | WET pepe, 3 ora ratty MorSe'e Young Wite, by Edouara | Dolly Ditentocks by Sumer be Aniur Gordo by Edgar Allan P Hippoirte by Gerege’ Bassett ere “ian wee eee (Third Floor, Centre, 18th St . G . Specially Priced Superior Quality Cigars ° Save Values like these are very unusual—even at The Big Store. It's only because of the great purchase of 150,000 Key West Clear Havana Cigars from the factory of Trujillo & Co. that we .can offer you such wonderful bargains. Some of the original ‘ots are entirely sold, but you can still choose from the following brands at Less than Factory Prices: Learencal Us ue) © So. - Media Perfectos, box of 25, 2.78 inest quality Key West clear Havana Perfectos Especiales boxof 25, 1.85 Coban workmanship and made | Regalia Perfectos, box of 25, 9,96 the choicest : bacco. In the following sizes : Magnificos, box of 25, - 2.25 Puritanos Finos, box of 50. Perfecto Finos, tox of 25, 2.50 3.50 Regalia Imperiales, box of 50, 3.75 Prince of Wales box of 50, Victorias, box of 50, Club Fellows, box of 50, Favoritas Extras, box of 50, Che following big values Forto 15.000 HIGH GRADE RICAN CIGARS; from Porto Reina Victcrias, box of 100, 7.50 «75 | LILLIOSA Regalia Imperiales. box f 50, 8.75 3.75 | of 4.25|Mi EMPENO Perfectos, box Bie 2.25 alse offered for to-morrow: 4.50 | of 20,000 HIGH CRADE PORTO RICAN CIGARS: Londres Rice's lading facory; regular Se. | Orpnde size: wor $4.50 ‘per quality; made; H 3 i special box of 100,” ADD, boro 100, eda KEY WEST EXTRAS o ox of 50. 1.50 LUCKE'S ROLLED CIGARS: GENUINE TEN CENT HA. box of 50, 7, OO WANA'SECONDS: bes 0f 30,2 OO (Main Floor, East, 18th St.) Specials in Caster Favors, Chocolate Easter Eggs will be deccrared free of charge with recipient's name. s CHOICE BUCKS COUNTY MILK Wie} PLAIN AND DECO- INDIVIDUAL : Vatue Here Go-Worrow. : EXTRA CHOICE NATIVE PRIME Ib, Ps yekd chia BEGGS; Set JOc HABBIFS, a Se 700 MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS; made of fine corded percale in CHB E SST 5 os sintoin 15¢ BiConATED {CHoco- ri apa the newest spring colors and patterns, also in white; 7 00 LETEAE sprING LAMB, J x each. = Se 9 6. 50 Al SIN 90. ay 00 well made and finished; plain or pleated bosoms; cuffs ° IEF OE ECE MOR VEAL } bee ae TR GNERE! ANTE PAaren, mp Sts je attached or detached; sizes uj HINDQUARTERS OF CANADA ib Su i * 15e to %50 MEN'S FINE NEGLIGEE PLEATED BOSOM SHIRTS; made : Noy . FOREQUARTERS OF SPRING of the finest imported shirtings in the newest colors and patterns, CREAM AND JELLY EGOS for DIVIOUA : fillings, 1. 13e Yeplspuay MCKENW each” 250 BOREE.2SS CANDY Se» 2,00 Bo0,chATER, coating © meet 75, also white; every shirt is as good in quality, make and POW mY TICKED FRESH KILLED 7659 tala IDUAL, CHICKENS: from Algo these Candy fit as if you paid $3.50 made to erder; all sizes..... s SELECTED MILD.CURED SMOKED So aaah doe J2e « YETALLIZED GUM DROPS, Se. 99 (Main Vloor, East of Bacalator.) FANCY LARGE SCALLOPS, a, P5e EXRBY DOES MEN 100 SANUELA AND. cx rp CRAM each, / LAVORED CARAMEL, 4 COFFEE. Fancy elim Sivan enh 75q | INDI AL, DUCKS 750 ant JGy Ee s2e LIVES" Fancy Mantanilla Olives. in tap Ha £ ¢ GHOCOATR COVERED RATER 754 lacing uur gh 250 Se 5 "AND CHOCOLATE CO- SMORED EEEF—Fancy new chinped 22, UT KISSES, 2c. 1b, tor Be Beef; Ib. e (Main Floop, Centre, 18th St.) (Fourth Floor.) Lined A Our Boys’ every purse. / Sizes 33 to 44. 3 > 65 Satin-Lincd Box Top Czats. Fine Oxford mixed Whipcord, satin lined throughout. Sizes 33 to 40. 50 Raincoats of Fine Quality. arrivals among Is Highly Store Praised. Every week, and almost every day, some novelty is introduced here, and at prices to meet Our JA-PAN-EZ Military Suits for Boys Introduced Last Saturday Have Been Enthusiastically Received in All Quarters. In fact we had hardly enough Suits to supply the unprecedented demand. WE SUPPLIED FOR TO-MORRO ARE WELL . For lack of space we call your attention to some of the new Our Celebrated Three-Dollar Specials. Eton Collar Sailor Suit | Oxford mixed Whipcord “Rainproof;” Pr tin yoke, front and sleeves Sizes 33 to 42 Mor to be disappointed, better come carly y “Fifteen Dollars” at Siegel Cooper’s YOU.NOT ONLY GET MORE VALUE THAN IN ANY OTHER STORE, BUT MORE satisfac- tion in every way. Spring Overcoat, Silk to Edge ‘and Silk Lined. AA rich eversirment of medium le fag end Ono! rabeies ak man, COVERT TOP COAT. Serge Lined Senin Sleeves in\ Tan, Brown and Olive Shades Pree LS. “Knickerbocker"’ and “ Yat Single Breasted Sack Sult. Our Knickerbocker model will appeal to conservative men. The fabrics in this assortment comprise Silk Mixtures, Black! ‘Thibes and Velours, Tweed, fine Cassimere, and Worsted, “HAND FINISHED," sizes for every build, Every hatter and} OUR “CORRECT FORM” TROUSERS. accustomed: Tall Men 31 to. 42 waist and 35 to 37 mms2am. (stam Floor, Fast.) Cravenette Raincoats o! the Higher Type Only, There are as many species of Crav- enettes as birds. We are showing] the most select Whipcord in Oxferd, Tan and Olive Shades, also novelty] designs. plain or with belt back All The $ Price 15. | ornare eee “Yate” and “Kaickerbocker"’ Double Breasted Sack Suit. Our Yale model will appeal to the younger] man who has patronized exclusive shops The fabrics comprise Fancy Worsteds and! Cheviots, Fine Black and Blue Textures novel effects of foreign and domestic} mills. “HAND FINISHED.” Sizes for every build. Pre "15. High-Ciass Waistcoats. Novel effects of metal and silk finish! in exclusive designs will appeal to the| hat seller has thar “hobby,” All we ask| RS pene in; See these hata and you will buy af | steds in neat sripes, of every coloring and design. Also Cassimeres and Cheviows | | cortct reste: Plain white, tan. ecry 50 gcc tet” po i Coop Sl ee EVERY BUILD $2 50 Sti or Soft Hats! Ripen tee Hine nad Itc sa bees 3 OF MAN ° Junior Norfolk Suit. Our Special Medel and very popular, All the new Spring mistures. Sizes 5 10 10 years Plain or Bloomer Trousers years We take special 56.50, 3-Piece {The popular Suit with the vest—all colorings, includ: ing black and blue; sizes Ito 17 years. izes 214 to 7 years. 2-Pisce Yorfotk Sucts. Suits. Double-breasted Jackets ; most popular Spring} fine new spring mixtures, ISuits—nobby overplaids and navy serge and black and Imixtures; also blue serge’ blue cheviots ; sizes 7 to 17 nd cheviot ; sizes 9 to 17; ears. Young Wen’s Specially designed models. Standard black and navy fabrics. Boys’ Gop Coats and Reefers. The TOP COATS are represented in Olive Coverts,cut in!904 box style. Sizes 5 to 17 years. The REEFERS are splendid creations for the little fellows, 234 to7 years. Many new effects. Russian Suits. Collar. trown cheviot. years, Sucts. $ Single and double breasied. All the new Spring Prices exclusive here. $7.50, §8.50, °9.50, %/2. Spring Apparel, 904 pride in introducing our creations for the Big Boys and enn Men. colorings. The new Sailor with the Bloomer ‘Trousers and Extra White Linen Navy, royal, red and Sizes 5 to 10 Spring Headwear tor Boys of Au Ages. All the new ideas for the little chaps: Sailors, Tams and Novelties. For the School Boys: Golf, Eton ; £ Ge ER PRICES IS* PETITION IN NEW YORK OR ELSEWHERE. fabrics. Correct sty'es. B Ji ESE PRICES HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO COM. (Second Floor, East, ith Street.)