The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1904, Page 11

JULY 20, 1904 wt | THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, & Margaret Hubbard Ayer 0 For" Summor Girts To-morrow Until 1? m, Women’s White Lawn Waists Yoke of nb’ lace inse' bat K with alc THIRD FLOOR. Dress Lengths of Ribbon stripe Muslins BASEMENT. Fancy Dreas Yokes #tock—Allover lace inserting mn ith lace and medallions t Flbbon run _.69 MAIN FLOOR. —___ A Sale of Lace Galloons White, Cream, Arabe and Black— J ce i ic Point de Paris, Filet, Chantl Unprecedented prices for the ‘int de Parla, Filet, Chantilly Summer months on used pianos | J be ins at 7and 1p conte taken in part payment. eT te sea Upright wood value at $150, $90 Upright celebrated maker, = 125 Upright Uprights: Square Square Square Square Wissner Warerooms: 23 EAST 14TH ST. One Dollar Per Week Opens a Account, Our sersay and comestoct” ROOMS: ¢ 15 Women Lace hit ited bed Pre hiir| andsone anne ee “Bevwtte A MAIN FLOOR. | Hose +O; i ‘ot A Great Opportunity, We offer a number of Wissner and Leckerling Uprights, very slightly used, at extraordinary reductions, somo yelve value mah Women's LrilHantine Skint Black, rayy and Brows kilt or knee pleate—Cull_ atitehs nicely and Bi er—light—shed fue ‘. wear well—all lengths and 1. C bands—value $4.50. em SECOND Fained the revolver once more; was a flash, a report, and Everard the bullet strike the wall just Ba head. A little of the plaster upon him. When the smoke cleared away he saw itkin contemplating him with a de laive smile. Evidently the man had mot it to hit him, “I wonder whether @ ig amusing himself by torturing me whether he is really going to let me ff,” thought Everard. “Either way, shan’t have the triumph of knowlig fright I am in.” Ho gased steadily at the Russian, ‘ho presently laid his pistol down on the. table with @ sigh. ‘ou are a “rave man, Mr. Everard,” he sald. ‘ou have courage—whatever that may (ye worth, It is not an uncommon qual- ity; Dut such as it is, you have it 1 have no intention of killing you, al- though there is nothing in the world to prevent doing 90; for, as it happena, (do mot mind being hung. In a few minutes you will be free to go where you please, In short, you have beaten me, and I should gain nothing at all by taking your life. Everard stared, “Do you mean what way?” he asked, “You will,soon know whether I mean ft or not, Listen, Mr, Everard: I am Inot the adventurer that you take me for, I admit that whea my friead Den- ham died [ thought I should like very well to have his daughter's money. I Go, ponsess—belive me or not as you! gift of imposing my will ‘pom those who are weaker than my- and T could easily have induced her apite of the fact that I Giatasteful to her, Why 2 SOLD ONLY UNTIL ONE P, M.-NO MAIL ORDERS, od eh Unapproachable Values in Women’s Summer Dresses, Waists, ete. | Attractive as other offerings may seem, the fact remains bap n ‘ values are far better than those so alluringly set forth in big . with many words and exclamation points. COME, SEE, JUDGE FOR YOURSELF! Women's Summer Dresses Women's Bathing Suits lait and bckueroat a |weiat,saiter ‘ollar tudo contrasting dote—velue $2.98.......1.84 +f value H.98........ 208° wn 3.08 8.08 ee 496 : ditterences that will “Med saving of trom i ‘Stamps elewhers : of which Is ONE CENT a b4 dred stampe you receive, BA Women's Underwear A Hoat of Splendid Values? Cambrie Di rec ruffle with hemstitehed hem—valve Bre og No Mal! or Telephone Orders, Sombete and digs of late or atte b bea celebrated maker, full size, fine tone, renown ought to b massage With Dis- tended “Cheeks- * Slapping’ Movement ment will appear in her looks, The Water should be taken sluwiy and not in Dig “guips.”” Bealdes this let her omit tea, coffee, “Pinching Th BCE Chee Ks* Putiea | NO IV, Facial Massage, Our Prices. 1,98 LUWea [yassoge OF tne N@cK And hot bread, gresey” food, pastrieg anal fl C Of The Face. sweets for a time from her bill of tar DONT see why | should have #uch | ine. she goes directly and persistently “ needs the nerve-stimulant that coffee | M*t aa fako as mucteexerciee @ I yellow-looking comple ‘| againet the fundamental principles of | is to her. Now, nothing is so ruinous |°” and cultivate a contented and ener- the girl in the hammock munching | health a:@ beauty. to the average woman's complexion as | #@t!¢ frame of mind, Physical culture, candy fiscdntentediy from & five-popod) we take it for granted that she has| this coffee-drinking, and if she would hor bad overdane, Is excellent for her, box on her lap, “There's sister Mabel! slept in a well ventilated room, for for-| try to rewafn her former white skin let get iy oo by Bo form of exercise, Towing on the lake, She gets tanned,| tunately we are progressing, and the| her make the first @acrifice and omit |!" %¢ world a Hg inwamd end but even so her’ skin ds lighter than) closed window even in winter time coffee. Tea is almost as much of a stim te the en ot beauty > Mine, I'm sure 1 don't allow myseit| @ thing of the past. ulant, but Its effects on the complexion | Massage has often been employed in to burnt at all.” Say that our sallow friend has had are not quite so marked, |the treatment of a muddy complexion, Nature never tntended her daughters | her morning bath, and now starts out! The girl with the muddy complexion pes — Pega due attention to ex- to go about with sallow-locking comw/on her day's work of undermining her | must give up @ few of her pet dishes | ihe pi a not overocme the Plexiona, and ft is merely because they] health and rulning her good looks. and beverages, but is the sacrifice not CO°@ ton; still, insomuch as ft stimu have utterly disregarded her laws that} First, breakfast of strong coffee and i 79 Shirt Waist Suite of nat white Linen, Cotton, Cheviots and Faney Votles—black, colors and fancles—value $6.00 to $8.00,......+.8,79 Dreamy Suits of Catton Votle— dest shades—handkerchisf collar— Jace trim'd—pleated skirt— Fapey Lawn Dressos—extra fine and dainty—gathered flounce with fine lace ingertings—button back— bertha set walet with oft with foetus 5.98. 6.08 Silk Shirt Waist Suit in a hs le Taffeta and ‘in four * sy ination trimmin: flare akirts—wo 0 to nte..8.69 $ worth while in the end? |lates the circulation it is beneficial to my power? Because I T loved her, When sho hope for me. I did not mention 2 to har~yoy oan tell her to-morrow, it "t detain you longer, Mr. this we shall meet no the fair white skin has lost tts former brilliancy, Take the average woman, follow her goings and coming? through the day and ace how, in almost every particu- hot rolls, eggs and often meat, Coffee ig necessary to her, she says; she “pracer.” No wonder! There fs probably no part of her system in perfect order. She awakens tired, and Letters of a New Yorker to It one hour before breakfast our com-|*he color as well, helping to remodel, ploxion patient qill drink from chree to|T@onstruct and rejuvenate the outihes four glasses of pare water and the same quantity at night before going ta bed [ warrant that & most decided improve- a a of the face. The system of massage which ts illus: trated above ts partioularly helpful a stimulating the circulation. It differs in several particulars from the regular facial massage, first in that it never tse Tequires @ second person's assistance, 4nd ‘that each movement is done over Write for Complete List ot Goode Everythin Housekeepin We Pay Pecight and Cartare, 4S 7.53 Ave. Sea ee itt Sk b ALON | Women's White Walsts Fine, Sheer Lawn—handsome styles avith all-over or emb'y Insertings, pretty laces, hematitehings, medallions, fine or spaced tucks, pleats, ete--with and without berthas—tucked and plain backs. Were ™. Were $1.49.... 79 | Were $3.00. 45 Women's Corsets Drawers—M'f'rs’ Odds and Ends— variety of good styles—lace and emb'y trim—value $1.10, * Muslin Gowns-V Sheae-rebe tucks and hemst(tching—value .69, Cond Musua tg rh or hi neck—yoke of hemstitch faney is finich—value 80, ++. 46 Cambric and Muslin Gow: tuck "MBO hale coalue i Cambri Oi . the distended cheeks. To mas: ee in this mauner, after applying ood | eveam, take iirst a deep, full Breath and put Out the cheeks ag far as vossibic. | hen rub With the index finger of either hand softly and quickly in a circular movement over the surfaee of each cheek, This will bring the blood uito the cheeks at once. The a tres breath and repeat several times. The cheeks are puffed out again d held distended. They are now “slapped watil they fairly tingle, and after (lat are “clawed or pinched gently The movements be varied at will) remaly pufted cut, | Gounca with wide Feint de Pare w lace rutte—value $1 3 ins't’ fancy lace—ruffle good oy alte HM ent Suffering New Yorkers. a +o NO. |. ae ab Always Bargains Here. Coutille Corsete—straignt fronts 1§ to 30—also extra sizes in Summer Net—1 to M—usually .69.,........ 84 cone ist Cy bint aars te shapes—straight fronte—with a without habtt hips—value ha -6F HRS? oa GM ioe ana straight front—ha' lace an Hibbon trlimvalue $LB.c-cc 8B Silk Brocade Cloth Corsets~ light welght—straight front—garter attachments—wide satin ribbon and lace trim—value $3.7.. 2.25 Light weight Coutille and Batiste— straight front—with and without habit hip-—value 7%. 1 Cambri¢ Skirt—2 or which he had tied, and Everard rose to his feet, @ somewhat bewildered man. have done you an injustice, it Gowratkin, I am sorry for it,” he eajé, rather awkwardly; “but at the, same time’—- “At the same timo, you would like Spectal lot dainty Skirts—lace or emb’y trimmed—value 6235.... 1.69 Cambric Corset Covers—round F neck—full or fitted fronts lace or emb'y trim—value .2. No Mall Orders.” ‘ambric Covers-round or V neck or emb'y ins't'gs—ribbon run— value 4 totg Wine Nalnsook Chom!ses—akirt. le: round yoke with five Val lace and tucks—lace edge—value 08... siclan In New Yo City who devotes self exclusively to. Apectaltien the do mi treating all Graft, Blind Aldermen and the “Standing-in-Open- ” Cars” Nuisance, 40 Jong as the cheek and pach gravement tends upward. This R $e es of massage | particula ‘1 POIDOPEDOSOSDEISESOODD ED CEDEEOOIOOODOOOOSOOOSSOO4, | tHncies Of Mansage is. f Mery cheeks of the pa! irl. COEF GHOHYs + Drs. KING & KING'S $36 WEST 81TH ST., NEW Y AMUSEMENTS, —__— 1 . NO TRADING STAMPS......NO DECEPTIONS, P R CTOR A) qT Reputable qualities... .Great Assortments... Quizk Se'ling Pricer | Dat $id ee _idzETTE wf STRAIGHTFORWARD DEALING. At w HarryB. La “ l Widetmmerts Draperies | towered Prices. Irish Point Curtains~novel designs—on strong net— volue $298. Seay Bobbinet Curtains—Ary tint—wide lace ina’\'gs 3 yds. long--value $3 oe Nottingham Lace Cu i laco designs cont edqe--va.ue $1.9 @@ Fancy Ruffled Curtalns—colored der inserting—valde ........° AQ) M'f'r's samples Freneh Net Bed jetes | large Renaiasanc aire plece—deidteg sham—2 | ¢ al] round— alight!y solled—v: on 698 Persian Stripe Tapestry Porticrea=— fringed top and hottom—value #2 731,88 Mereertaed Portlere eigne- deep fring colo ngewe ta BROCADES, DAMASK: SimpsonCrawford Co.'s great sale of Cecilian piano players, *200 | To-day, 25¢., Soe, igh' Summer Hoslery Needs |Curtains 4 economically sup-| as you cam judge by WOMEN'S LISLE THREAD Fast black—lace designs— double heels and toes—value .29... 19 Fast Black—all i double heels, toes, soles, . ‘Three’ Pairs tor ® dollar Cobweb Lisle—gart Black, tan, ROCKAWAY BEACH. “NATURE'S PLEASURE GROUND.” it white soles—value on @ Cotton—double heely and ~VAIUG Do. ce gees verses Four Pairs for # dotiar, Extra fine cotton—value 69.0.0 49 | Finer Black Cotton to .6® WOMEN’S SILK HOSE Biack—double soles, heels and toes 98 Fine Spun Sil! 0 effects— black, Bink, white and sk Pure Silk—Summer weight—extra double soles, heels and VALUE SLB ceerseenveee . 1.49 Black Pure Silk—Allover lace Lterng—elsewhere + 9,79 and 4.19 kee the case of this famous instru- { t * leant Brocade Veii one of the richest Preach novelties—vaitie $5 00. Frise Mohair Plushes-—%4 inch value 2H Hagateoen Damask: Molre and Tinselled usually 10 - Antique Velours—solid colorings @ inch—value %.%.... be from 3 s aye. pieces sconsralng to cussonvers? rite é Silverware} h. > Midsummer's Cutlery [towered Prices, Rogers Extra Heavy AA Forks— fancy handies—value $1.3, Extra Heavy AA feoty handles ie Rogers Sitve Fotecvnloe’ othe Po Rogers Knivea—v AND FLAMES. The Great | DURBAR OF DELH| | xpr sss from Bridgé—se NAL OF ALL HO! i 32a iit toe REDUCED from $250 on account of a change in 5 2 EES | GREAT & he World Mise ‘HOSTOCK'S MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ROOF | Ks wre rae tanri orae. , g Vin 4 OF te F AuIS BY NIGHT 500. | woMEN'S WHITE HOSE GRAND CONCERT SUNDAY wianT. | Lightweight Cotton—double heels ABIIAL GARDE NS.Over NowA m and toes—value r Bee Reon Y Elita iki Tan | Whe Allover lace Lisle or lace instep—value ocveteote: AD NEW YORK ROOF +x Wayburn & Anderon's ROOF Pop ous THINS, 09 st Bway a Tay i NiMAL \RENA to reserve your opinion as to that. I give you fill leave to do so-the more willingly because ft is really no fault yours that you are unable to under @ nature which is in some re- fuperior to your own. You will Always do your best to make happy. and probably you succeed. Had she loved me she it have been happier; but it ts ible that she might have been| for I am jealous and exact-| ¥. you had lost her you would have broken your heart; I, who have am beyond reach of consola- Tht, too, you cannot believe, trath (t-ts-a matter of no tm- portance at all whether you believe me or not, .Good-by,” | He pag been leading bis visitor toward! hg while he spoke. He now uahed him gently through it and shut barred it behind him. | d , . . ‘As Everard left his hote] after break- f fagt next morning he found Lavra walking on the sands. She eame-up, ling out both her hands, and the firgt words that whe sald were; “I am tree!" “Haye you seen Souratkin? asked quickly. "him Jest night, you know, I what I promised you that I Ml him, and he argued wiih me ~ I thought he seemed Imselt than usual; but he about releasing me It thing that he said; only early this -morning—aboat five-and, all of a sudden 1 But you will think that it is He ment, Full 65 notes and guaranteed for 5 years. ‘Phe Cecilian is unquestionably the finest player on the market—let uy prove our assertion, Buy on easy payments. We have good players of other makes—taken in ex. change—as low as *100, Fourth Floor. . 4 i é i "go 00." that I was free, that is used to feei in tho days T saw him. Homehow, will f wet hold of : ef Bi | 7 am he will,” eald Everard. Fave a brief account of em place between him and Previous night. having considerably luncheon hour, they re- the head waiter beck- ye Spun Silk c Toee—-value ne. WOMEN'S TAN HOSE Colweb JAsle—garter top— ‘lover Lace Lisle: Fiz POOR-2G3-9H-9S 29-99-0000 @3-0-95-446-0-8 a LE ACTS & MANHATTAN BEACH rea hike FRE WwORks TO-NIGHT. STOR’S in. Hutchings & & &P a USS: D Orebenra, © the Editor of The Evening World: | they are allowed to herd there. They stamp on sitters’ New Yorkers are cortainily the most outrag- | toes, they collapse in sitters’ laps, they jam women’s eously imposed upon pcople of any large city in aats and rouse men to blasphemy. the world. For one example, these humid days wa'ch A car that would pera Ay ae fitty parneneite aii ‘ emitted | cerries 120. If ihis cardine-packing game were forbid- the open surface cars and notice how bey if ay 1 m' 406 tk giciban Sanneamens, KOBIL We farted to lake ef: to bo'erowded after every seat has been occupted. other e°r; but it would cost a lot (o run extra cars, There are certain number of seats—each seat hold- Of course the Board of Aldermen could stop all this Between the passengers’ knees and the They cculd make your ride home after a sweltering day erulsin® $7; obe rt at the desk, behind the counter or in the shop a welcome na they a SRS OGL Abee FAhoat Ai incree OF oper The relief inetoad of * severe punishment, You remember bow quickly Ixet winter the proposition was squelched to are supposed to hold only as many | 39 and @evesnss on-extra quality... , le—double soles, heel LOS —VAIUER Be oceey ccs eee Three Pairs for @ dollar Pine Tan Bpwn Sik—doudle 5 and toes—$1.00 quality ' No finer agaortsent of Hosiery to be found No wuch values anywhere’ Guatryple Plated Condensed tik Holders—Prench gv ft dab, with handle~value $1. oo 8 Quafruple Open Water Pitche: satin or burnished=valne 21.8 Knives and Forks—good stech— siroze handles—ses of six tack % | Heh &t 20 AN Benutiful Ei Flannels| wieoctiner's Blankets/Lowered Prices. \ 2 +—value 9% | JUST TO REPRESH JOU} Tea or lannels-rH. 8. and ttee (Hot ke Toone value 9. . 4 f Camping Blankets- | with Cake, ov Sand § Ib. weight)— STEEPLEGHASE Wrown © +98 and 5%, 208 and 3.98 || *@ Hoe BEST SHO 7 KEITH Si ab Pe. 508 8) Cotton Bis kets—white and gray j CASINO isciiis, PIKE, PARP, POU.) (Sait Sa" chadlly i.e. 8 cor. 15th Sot DROADWAY, White Dom “inside” passengers compel the railroads to allow no more ‘passengers on as can get seats, Buta nickel is a nickel, whother paid, cars in excess of thelr seating capacity. Of course it was by a fat man im an efid seat or by 4 tired shopgirl who| #avelched for the public's good. The public likes to be weczed. If you want to know more about this ask your “ oe gon peyton oar ning pia tat yes ‘Aidermaam why you are mete to weter 80 cntragenusiy wsicl Rp ooh x ac each nding room between these days in open cars. ile may tell you wi 8 | sont BEACH | ve. Quaier will accommodate from five to seventy nickal-bearers, | tc be an Alderman iu thie big city, Skew YORKER Ben meth BATa then all his arnia ice Cream *