The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1904, Page 17

4 ‘ NG CHAPTERS, roe id tikes leg oe wesenn, & fight in the Var~| ‘Breot house bel weeny ines ae Jameel, foainer her father cm te secogat te . CHAPTER VUlI. + Message from the eames Dead A Dream ‘of; _Wealth-A Treasitre. «Aunt and an Interrup- _ tion. CHAPTER vit, The Cipher and the Diamonds, ADELINE was taken * Identity) But eer eurpriver were Beh yet at an end. James Rethbone’s gext words were: “Jared Haskins, who was murdered ft Varick street, was your father, was Kud Deyriot?” girl, specchions with astoniah- t, looked. hopelessly up and down th wtreet in the fea of giving Rath- bond In chatge Wf some policeman 0. guspicion of being her father's mur- ir. {0 officer, however, waa in sight. fore ghd could decide on & new ebittse of abtion Rathtone once more! read ealodd tis hatabd abrupsty broke off the ‘arsatiqn, by, walking away. pis the ‘ein aia not follow, ih ona Be, homeward walk, ‘Stopping WY a Gray store, whose front hone @ blue, hel) sige, abe kang up on the telephone the Jaw firm with which " Fenton was employed. * Mv. Fenton’ there?” PING, he Mf woWn: yesterday on bust fess for the firm. He'll be back som bh} during. the di goon $e he contes id will you tell aback at |?) the “thai’s cool avowat of his | #hi we alee represented Tha a bet baie # wate may be tea iy nothing Waable wever, not to throw by ete else table whieh . Jumps and will pay for igh | are « recess: ¢ ne ma sheng! iss pe to rey. ete by) aid laivedteteg Neae? ee fers the pou foundl otters corepponding te ry wu Sh ek hmyte. ‘uh- Sak aa the gl a Sate ae seas tt ce revels hat es eats ‘ore it i the order | { the clpher nilgnt it the tried this, 1 Was Just as unsatisfac- ore. ie reverse 4g it whether ¢a fi aa, brs a ie ib H eyhoand, Wiking each section « ard by Itnell, ed out the same letters as Ue- esse soushrns 9,98, {enema ny q "Hs wingaretht Bhe studied these letters for a setae | 2 ute sod shen otled ott win joy “Hurt she exclaimed, in her pan ‘te ae. that he show four prords with only free wrong fi Th Hwa a th She beg Rie) now In reality. ‘The only difficulty im > dealt with was that of the “e, had he written this? She puzsied ad a neg wees ot the writing, aad Interpret: following are thi ro ot may w'alth m'ncioned in oly wl hi This was plain snough f for @ child to not to reat had Sieg dd the dime’ She then copied out th witien her father had ured for the “e in that maton, t ver were; woe, she tungampood’t it in Wherever he had ished to * aritn, he had used ¢he-numerate in Fokxtion, Her o' heek flushed with excitement and her eyes glowed wit! Ing rlumphid over t she eopled out the whole and wrote the meaning over ah seer and sign, and learned the secret of tho Ridaen wealt Vhen she had copied it all and in- pretel it this is what she read: “TO MY CHILD, MADELINE. “The following are the particulars of it | solved to nm thie plan | story. A. jel sails iit Ie ti, which i or Rg era bed. at 8KI Ove ith te- erpowered by the #1 at once to the Var ‘k streot test the trdth of the cipher on her hat. ve nouse ani As sho was puttin) deft butt Hing c nanperieaty she gave the right sure, na and a" then eat are. aay pulled ech the e shi orn or ie sarwined her, it wil lamonds at) 4 the purest Thstre, which wore roughly Pony to the leathe hem to the window and thence overcame Bet to Varick Jed the, rest of Bong Psy ise ana ould put the | je stoned an aafoly, ‘orn atting that the} adr as With pertact sectirity: in the lor man: is "Ee Meas, In er it ee ei ts! | Suits, To-morrow at $15, q PeerlessPatterns do more'to gives oa perrtet* fitting dress¢s than any )th- ers. They are, as thelr name {mplies-- “ess—the price is a et to ithe "Bc Wc Ao ae of superb and beautiful garments, afid shall place them Goons morning, Ten Dollars is the price: Positively Big Value at $15, BY CHARLES WAGNER 12% in ar Yyasing, Never betore §) ery sting we be a Tiong tt ee ee a : a New: Winter Suit or Overcoat. Men’s and Youths’ New Suits a Overcoats, embodying every style feature as (o material and manufac. ture which Pashion says is correct for Fall and Winter, We've made a very large on sale The Suits are in Faney Cassimeres and Cheviots, Double and Single Breasted Models. (sa a ra Overcoats are in Black afid'Oxford Fricze, 44 to $2 inches long. Blue; Black and Brown Kersey, 44 inches long. Cravenettes in Dark Oxford—Medium and re Ay ay Finest Garments for the Money in York, In all the above we can fit any build of man, In fact, we have extra - sizes up to SO breast measurement. Not a garment is worth than $12.50—the greater portion $15, All at $10 to-morrow. Men's $25 Silk Lin:d Tuxedo|\Men's and Boys’ actly olay five more to sell at|Fine worsteds and cassimeres, in rice padded collars; from 33 to 44, In!newest and most desirable patterns. less $3 and $4 rousers, To-morrow at $2. all the ? Cut 4 reeeny, and slims. Very " styl: jitter the latest pattern and a special twist 4 cut fronts, concave bees | bg a is val so BeBe will $ an "15 2 fitting. inary a hey ag ibel he qhina hubaes :|Men's $3 and $3.50 Shoes, $1.89. All the Best Known Makes. This is the fourth Saturday we have sold these famous makes ata 1} dasy it is to sel We have shown how Mt. “rejects” of these standard makes at $1. i fa still ylake a living profit WL. Douglas $3.59 Shoes. Spartan $3.00 Shoes. Monarch $3.50 Shoes. Merritt, A. J, Bates & Co. $3 Shoes. Elliott $3,00 Shoes, Ben-Hur $3.00 Shces. Bill-Well $3,50 Shoes, TO SUCH ADVANTAGE AS HERE? = Always o'ferings of more. than ordinaty interest... T 3,000 BO¥S’ SUITS Russiaa’ Norfolk avis Plecs Sailor Double Breasted with vest WORTH FIVE DOLLARS, Bach of Pa tn full of pena eet ‘erat a Boys’ a phen eres Tweed frary ee and nish ob Clothe, ty cere self cae t ee et al ct noBBy RERFERS — is To-morrow Will Be Another Day ae BOYS' RUSSIAN 0 i sree tenes aha J) saat The great business we do in this department is due to tefined’ and large assortments, as well as to peeerien ng values. offerings are always of well made garaients of coatiyr| ever $0 MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS Thad Wee S1B9D...csrsererssees That were $12.98, ; gins HEAVY CLOTH CLONKS: 1s) t ‘tandhatarer's Beye 4 » fecly go a every Nod GIRLS’ ONE-PIECE DRESSES Wool Geah age colors—tucked im OF et ie Sak si uae os, NO HOUSE IN NEW rome” sella 00 much good merchandise at the prices we dot ay my wealth gentioned In my wi “Pirat—There ts gt buried In my room at Varitek street, In ad rand corner. by the window; the third ‘para from the wall will lift and the hole will bé seen dirdetiy, Any one can find this, Any one may. PET er ey oe ee You will always get here what we advertise. To-day, we tell we frankly, we have no large quantities of pond of the above; nor have we all sizes of any particuttt kind. the Douglas Shoes we have nothing éxe shiny leathers. But we @an fit you In some well-known make—and give you for $1.89 what other want much more for, Another Great Sale at $2.19. 5,00 and 6.00 Bench-Made Kinds, A New Low Price for the Finest, Made op up in in GUARANTEED PATENT | COLTSKIN = both button and lace; all snappy styles, We pareans prey pe eee ee ere ee ee through te- first soles are worn out, We have oe Se en of thousands of men the last four weeks what it is possible-to save on Footwear—if they get to t! pahataaa Store Open Satu ‘day Evenings Until 10 o’Cloc And we have i bere pros this to be hn! rien store, Pi Seer a we establish a new b on the finest in the wor he very benchynake that is m: OurHarvard maStandard —[f°"™ te ton tar vat ots charg $3.00 SHOES. the trade has put usin Soler of tae Sais oF ass W w wie it ry &proest Nami a and a0 city \, Our Standard $3,00 Stos for Women | The Harvard $3.00 Shoe for Men Is themost cumprehensive line from which to}Ié the leading Shee for young men and old men and for everyday and dress wear. . ae yOu Misses’ G arments: Pilzes Have a Downward Trend. In patent leather, enamel leather, calfskin, kid and box calf. Button, Lace and Blucher. These By making large purchases from a manufacturer with whom Wwe have dealt for years we are able t0 save you conglderable on misses! wearing apparel, 4s on other apparel, And we make a cl 1" made we me jo part of the skin oo eae misses - a ye ¢ guarantee each sole morrow Me ‘Seaulaa oxk. ubioe, school cares. To- the offerings The styles represent ail the fashionable k'nds in such per. fection of detail, material and iminutes apie min at havin Loading colors in alt the wading 4 89 Always Miners charge mare for making gene | yy Site Misses’ Trimmed Flats ° ies vues by Banas petra large Serres, ert 2:98 Week ye Values aving sueceedea, which she had Moe andings® ‘ana went to open A urned to do this there war a lead Knocking. Tepeated again ana ase! Draped Miroir Velvet Hats {Saturday Is V at wt Lie , oO WO 4 y At Varick street in inventing the a) Oeure F, stores 8 ‘only he real treasure ty really hidden, ‘Take out the middle bar of the grate ‘inthe foom. It is hallow and the dirty eameve oa: 6th Ave., Cor, 20th St. fay eiteo, with eme'y or TOILETARTICLES Mee scenes: 698 OUR PRICES FOR Men's Dogskin Gloves Men's Cape Bunge 98 Men's Castor Gloves The Tan; the $2 Hair Switches 69c]|** In the New Hair Goods Store, fashiotmble formis.’ The ledtharwarkgechine imported French pat- “ent calf,-the highest grade of fine glace kid, a o and French calfskin; Button, Lace and Blucher, It The Oiitet Soles “are the. best’ rock oak tannage, 4 the inner soles are specially pre pared tlexibl: insole leather, These no Y teathers in ‘connection ‘with the ~ hand-sewed-welt method of con. n'a fF. ’straction tsed produce. the ‘most. , * * “Obtable, pliable, comtortable and Sy. sccviceable shoe that is made, , No shoe that com» bines all, these ex- coltencies is sold away trom our store for less than $4.00, are really exceptional, and ought to give us the biggest day's business of the en- tlre season, Girls’ Long Coats; Regulation and collatless effects; made of Blue Cheviot, trimmed ‘with “red. and Tee a braldjtte.; stew 6 to 14; va 6.98 Children’s Knit Walats baba iy t—2 to If yeatte= Liberty Silk Neck Reh 1 ruchae-Liberty fa ‘acontion pleated ie und gray—ins! aod 11.30 aden aie SATURDAY, NOV, 2 workmanship as to prove to every purchaser that they are the tet $3.00 Men's Shoe on ths market, and that their equal is not sold elsewhere for Silk Belts Taftota and geaned, pleat Hemstiten ‘pin t value 72 Qir's’ Long Contes, Made of ney Zibe- line, with large’ cape effect, -trimmed ‘With cloth and tage sizes 6 to 14; Value $9.44 * 4.98 on hist iy $08 Bag! coat style, with camels SATURDAY'S SALE Re U S| C er, My Lite Fores wer. My wa Evangel Pe. >. ‘Take Me Back to My Smash w 8 ities Women's $1.75 and $2.00 Corsets: sgh For Special Sale, Saturday . .95 Fingy st en Sait Ft a Si ition tg’ ah ht Froat—sizes 18 to 25. bier: ona or Ton es CORSET VALUES OF THE SEASON” ©" bia Ds oe ponte’ MORNING SALES ~~ To-morrow, Saturday, Until 1 Py iy ato mi NPs me | so tas ha iy cage = oe “i ant ¥ Tite Kovome. jon't our Cry, Katie, fe Roman Pi Neaseirade » OldsPabhion Chocolates, lantat on 9 Sanh Cecdewet abou: “4 rade chocolates ib i 39¢ LATE “Chir! Little Boys’ Coats Gawast and the Relies po Cugat Dack_ D'e: + sleeve embloms—full cut—aleo ine Deen Waltir: p> Friese and Melton Reefers— emg | oh He 4.75 On the Busakin. | 2 ay mue—$ to 10. roar 220 Paretia Was "eb Pavrr OLATES: tea, te. “to he, 19 Fav oy ‘ootball and a wah NUTS, King of sla 4 Lu ‘oul ions, * jas THIRD F fore Madree Shire t Bosom o1 novel effocts i Ox! Cadet nd Lat Brood Sire full ndeted ou tn— Har peices THIRD Pubaie” Gisle’ Dresses Weal Cas LYRIC an Puls SKINNER wane PRI Moe oa as HM at The get CHARLES HaWrheY tho ae PH Patt Pout} 1 eas jens 2st rT iors PP ARSIPALG “pricon At. RA, #9) wo Wlahers Salo oi zt FR 8 ere Si a Cate soo at | Bet Jeteeate nde woe tah. enhiton mut Se