The evening world. Newspaper, December 28, 1904, Page 13

f'ue EVENING w# WORLDS ew » HOME w “HEARN | 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 West Fourteenth Street, 7,9, 44, 43, 45, 47, 49, 20, 24, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Thirteenth Street, | ©9L9OOO409-1094-95 D9 DORGIDEDDODEDODTIIGOITTT DOOD DOSED OHEND HOTT PE Lillian Russell's ‘Beauty: = O80E4-000840000040 GoOd YORE HOGTOLIE TE $908550 446 $6050000064400404400700000000000008 To-Morrow Ends The Sale of Toilet Articles. Mail orce's posted up to 6 P. M. Thursday will be filled. POEQE EEE ADDODTE 44 POPP C6414 LO TE 17 ct, SheMeld Tooth Paste, 12 © ct. Coke Dandruff Cure, + 81 % ot. Listerated Tooth Powder, 17 $1.00 Ayer’s Hatr Vigor... 65 |%5 ct. Borinated Tooth Powder. 17 Wet, Weat India Bay Rum....... 26 119 ct. Borine Tooth Wash... |10 of. Boring Tooth Powder...,. 1.0 10 Mot. Superior Bay Rum—# os ss = % ct, Genuine Egg Shampoo—i ser 12 vs M5 12 ct. Bowarus Glycerine and Witch Set 17! Hazel Cold Cream—? of. jar... 8 b. Set 16 2% Camphor Tce—bo: 5 wet 28 t's Moor & “Aimend 5 19 ot. Cosmetic Rosaline..... 10, 6 ct. Petroleum Jelly os... 3 1 ot, Pray’s Diamond Nat! Enamel. .10 12 ct, Petroleum Jelly—pound.... 8 10 ot. Emery Nall Boards—dosen.... 5 19 ct. Violet Ammonta—quart.. 15 Sot. Falrbank’s Fairy Soap—aleo | 10 ct. Violet Ammonia—pints, 8 Glycerine and Tar........+ 34 18 ct. Florida Water—# ox. 12 + Sot. Transparent Glycerine Boap... 3% | 15 ct. Swanadown Powder Pui a) 12 ot. Fayre pres Greeting Soap— 15 ct, Lamb's Wool Powder Pad., 9 Sct. Transparent Giyesetnn= me Meena bi ges oon rent 10 rid, bar ...., + 6 19 ct, Babeskia Talcum Powder, 8 Sct. Fancy Tollet Boape—5 8 19 ct. I Face 5 ot, Black Prince Tar 6oap—cake, 34| Powder *,,.c%.. Delle Fae Set. Pure Olive Ol! Castile-# os... 4; 19 ot Tnporess = —} LILLIAN RUSSELL cn ‘ . y Y Sot. Sweetheart Toilet Layee on. 4 Brushes . 9 ; e t si ‘ ¥ ot. Fancy Tollet Beds as Bet, Antisaptia Tooth Brushes... .16 . H > a, box—Viol is Se Bristle Nall and Hand 18 Lesson No. 3. fin et, Bentobaimn 8949 vesessusneee 10) yt Bore. Handle Nall Brushes , : ct. Babeskin Soap—box of 3 ‘15 Msc hog ‘tae Nature is usually judis| uct. Green Gtive ot Ol! Castile Seap= 19 Oh ee olla Back 49 q . Aut, tame : ++ 419 25 ct, Rubber Dressing Ci cious tn distributing feet! 7 Wot White Castle Soap bar. 019) 96 ct, Runber Daves nan Rh ; 4 “ ; Bet le o ¢ of and every possessor of . sz. BY ; ————— Mi Victorian Roses Eictrtan ern lade a Ge rarities P) hdl , , | Violet and Carnivi et , : i R : them can ada to their | 09 of. Nasal Atomizere—3 tips... 80 | srinasere et ee beauty by taking proper care of them. Some exer cellent advice on this ime portant subject. By Lillian Russell, | I you can afford but one pale of NEW BUILDIN G—BASEMENT, | After-Christmas Clearances to make these last days ot 1904 specially interesting | and clear accumulations in readiness for our | January Sale that begins next Tuesday, January 34, aia slackinged: dally wear {t ts frivolous and foolish 1 in very bad taste, | One's genoral health depends largely TIOPY BOGHA. | upo nthe comfort of one's footwear and shoes at a time, have them “sens!- ble” If you can effort several | Sm patra, choose the others with a regard | Ped Glous PIacesé | Clearance Sale of {A Mill's Accumulation of fo daintiness as wall as comfort | use judgeant Bee greg Women's Fine Walsts Half Pairs Fine Lace Curtatns The young woman who attempts to) Have them comfortable, Lite 19 too loveliness thereby, © mist, reeard Ee sein Se Velvet, Lace, Crepe de Chine, ‘Te ft : Geeks cate ee hee ce eee ‘ at 9 Joveliness thereby, One mus Ing out of doors shoes 1 think some erent As Cet Ot Oe ee Nottingnam, Geoteh and Polat Afaben fan, torn dite ta stalin ths eakenk leat nrouent avoul bp oaa'a own ten || oie exabhinu ae tonne Runes basis oo'|t hap ie eae, he mete, aa reas 09 CTEM TENE prio $0). le ethod of disfiguring h te i Nec house shoes . ‘Our prices for Halt Padre: Fos bet : suring her pedal ex- \, Beside this the sha n 7 ot ne ofter arises that (t may be well to Piayo some pretty slippers If you can aa ed through holiday handling—there- 10. 20. 49. 00.88 e oot {s enhanced fn a well-fitting boot. | speak of them. ft me if or gai si , | afford them, Have one pair {f no more, 7 : The young womah whose employment | Nature fs usually judicious in dis-| oy 6 @ they are preposterous to - ‘a : iat th ite aye paral 4 when | Waists that were $1.98. i Ar at many bigs be matched, so y for hi 4 puting feet ? furnial sie : darts and see that they a panes ra hat if you find the ma@ to a 1§ Makes it necessary for hor to stand tributing f 8 furnish @| wear during business hours, If the high| they take on the first shabbiness. Walsts that were during @ great part of the day should tall girl with a tiny nor does she wear shoes which are not too heavy. | bestow upon small woman those which The heels should be common-sense, or,|cail fort extra large shoes, It Is well ¥ 3 they can be worn with comfort, the| to defor to ler sense of proportion and | cent Half patr, you get a palr of $129 curtains for 38 cents; df you find the mate to @ 98 cent Halt palr, you obtaln for $196 curtalna Walsts that were Walsts that were Walsts that were | Walsts thaa were | heel is to bo worn at all let {t be used well to have more than one on a pair of dress shoes, and onty then ¢ walking shoes, too, By alter hould it be worn by the girl whose these, one throws imto play 0.08... uban heels, which are @ slight com-/ buy boots accordingly |!nstep ts high enough to warrant it. + muscles whtch afd in resting | Sauk id Raa ee aie requisrly $0.00 and $4.08 Promise in favor of appearance and| Ono hears a girl exclaim, “Oh, dear,| High heels are worn upon the stage “So hitler ale iny | are bla Yonr the beat shoes fortable,* Have them comfortable in ‘ Offer geome sort of substantial base up- | my fect are eo long.” because they give a dainty appearance! PO fot wear Hienses Senge My Pie ny rol ney WHL last Wnger Lie, bexinning and avoid the uncidiness | Women's Golf Blouses | Advance Styles in ple to rest the welght of the cm hey are! Would tt not ve | to th foat and iso th o to aps T cred by “rubbers” these must be re sia, go. pony at A s foot is alimo always at| ats Vests ead Norfolk Jackets Fine Organdies, Ginghams, ete. When shoes are selected it 19 well to} Certainly it would not edd ta her} When it 1s @ question of being worn |, 4 plates oP oie pe lrsaersiigied boven g > than at home, hint| Black and eolors—at prices to quickly Silk and Cotton Koliennes, extra | ' Put aside the innate feminine vanity | beauty. A giant rose whose leaves were| only for an hour or two the Freveh than are shoes | Niopérs latina PONls SSEVORRNE HAN TARY | lene Gut Bll broken lets, p und effective p48 that suggests trying @ smalier 6iz¢,’ miniature in size would not gain in peel 1s permissible and pretty, For| if your boots are worn, ace that they thane that wars ee . ee of which they are copies. sha j Those that were same ete RE ese — = — — Highly. mercerize iasasusbialieiionalniieonndemcns aeprparasemmmensemtrames eaisalimemmete eaercsyt aocrenocaahiaciaaamniianeenimaeesa aaa, We AMUSEMENTS, hose that were {8.49....scssseses.8-08 | Pete? mercertaed oli etuew }, 28 ‘ _ oo that were $2.28 seveseeeee 40 shades—value 39. By EMPIRE Fee Sam Sh ot 2 Broad se that were $1.29 and $1.4. .08 sik Gingham Noveltles—cord and é er ate ste ue Fae r ‘Ads THE LITTLE not effects, Heht, medium ti 22 ry. Louis Tracey. ‘LB prices Maude Adams | ™Mivisiin Children's Warm Garments dark—inatead of 3 cents... : * rH Houett 7 @ Mercerized Noveltics— 19 ed HERALD 80. Mou At Reduced Prices jight unts—made to sell at... f° GUTLOUN FUR CO., changed now Into an | 701 Broadway, Near 10th St. WOUDLAND tf. ||"aere THE ati RE: 4a th ently offerea his coc- man saw e for a quick trans!t , achlet the Ltallan was) and, t fies—Dear Panegh bona fe artk |, 35 7 cent value mb'd Zephyrs—large as- Flannelette Skir White and Fancy Knit Night Drawers—with feet., s—seallop ruffe.....,18 ‘ 39 49 Copyright, 1904, by R. F. hor ‘left shoulder, Even her cloth ) chiere jacke as fot on fire by the close | throug! Fenno & Co.) Proximity of the weapon. determined to eat ond Ha + Flaca __ AMUSEMENTS. Ms + (Published by R. F. Fenno & Co ground with a severe bullet wound in Dub — It is i that Fairholmo| It was at the Corso Catafin, when, | vault over by E MOOT A SMILE. Boys’ and Girls’ Pajamas—4 to M yrs. 79 . : 6YNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. | Mung La euse from of the | mounting the orid hat Dubols knew | Some f fi 6 ; A WIF eth wa. Bory’ Flannelette Went dliehs. sc 48 nants ot bask Sree oe lou Reginald Brett, lerrister and clever ama-(fuay into the harbor with unneceseary | for certain he was followed ing n tho seat of B8et P PROCT 0 § 5at Ga : F all F © dour “detective akes to. disover the | violence, | "My friend," said Dubois, standing up| Dubois had thrown t RettL, ARO TER Rertoge Why invrient® four’ Turkiah exis. | | Not knowing why Fairholme aid not |in the email carriage ond leaning | arm “88 TO-DAY AND_SATU sfc ANNIE RU ? sacar 8: 1) After -Christmas Clear-up | stole pricesiesa cro'vn | Join him, ‘Talbot raced toward the car- | against the driver's seat, “I offered you, “Here! (Come back!" yelled tho KSICKFBOCKER, 1 | ’ hied ari® | Tlage he had seen approa Ming, tt waa | twent franc if you crossed the city | {talian. “What about payment tar my . Bat b.15 “yates | of Flannels | [Tt Tabl able a’ Hote andl a smart vehicle, with a sleck, well- quickly, I will make it forty { 1 K a in The id e |groomed horse, and he guessed that {t|other mile at the same pace. See, 1. Tu spald ttle heed to him 180 lsune’ Gr ba 150 ViL CALLEN Winter's Ta mporced Novelty Flannele stripes | able ) | \ sehers fej must be ap conveyance, Gazing | place the money in your pocket t| people THOS, W. ROSS | peonte vibtarne oun one was. [| Eoaide, Allover fervian eects 68 —' 5 Courses...30 Cents mere ea by rod pe eeye Bon, re AG, Mate Thur. & Sat T Tee ee Otor etirt Walets, House 11.30 to 2.30 Gowns, Children's Dresses, etce.— hot ayant kn tie Jot worth las THURSDAY, DE?. 29th. man 7% cents—to close CAN Wool Bhrunk ory! and ‘shireng Fiannels—Navy, Army Blue, Gray HAE But SUNDAY, ff na Pe Re. «& AVOY 2% Wis. wists we CABOAUE pail was nothing for it but the m: n ie, oagy ela the brutal Saxon. Explanations ee hie Turk. | Would need precious time and might be b rronee, Beam ise oF are) Wasted. 8 jumped into the by Brett and his party to \14THST, THEATRE wii, “Tonday. led HENRY W savage, iy no Unbaded | Richard PMMUN ” to the Customs’ ex-] “A Big IN SENSE. tt 1 forgotten to rein | Hit. GOLDE! BRAckEr, 8/08" Consomme with Vermicetlt We the alternated — w: L 1 a jo Reine eelz- and linea, ix * RACKET. a aah &, iva, 80, || and Brown Mixtures, also plain eken | fen " Tas and climbed Into the vas | features of the iandsce Beats THR NSH De Saree —wrvnrne? y EUM on nS eines Red—wore 0 and Bs. wees 9 a Mountain “Serine Lan ast Mist fs \ ; 6 t bee: e 15 day, wisbit rt emnants of Canton and Dom Sau CHAT TER x v. urrying with ‘the pilot from bone Ta bar “I fost C DAW i cael Pu i SANE ido tio eck inc Flanneis—Bleached and Dabie ed Battle Roy. al. ve Phin de Frar om a veiled and . notwitista anding the inhu H i 5 KIT in xt DALY’ a Ww AYasgt | were 10% and 1% cents.. i t dd sin | Curlous-looking female vehemently urge the cocehtere to make urtig 2 Seamon’s, Rocnante of Pian and mbit Fiat ATTERS had i ¥ with ing the driver of & carringe to proceed the most poor brute’s failing en new attire when Mat Aten ‘‘ Edna Ma , Whi jore—all_ kinds melodrama ‘ Cast-|up the street of Palermo es fast , antmal stumbled and : ally } Ac fey @ Haivers L: “WAL oa THIRD Tea, Coffee or Milk. ig 6 anata towadeness|* could tinvel nearly pul Iriver off his ss | ea, Coffee 1 tig. OF tha ateamer's <owstope | e turmoll of thought caused perch. It waa but he had more RINCESS Fe uord Tomy the, Mowe i W AMeTERDAM. Bee ESAT oman tapi | ____* —e tye Belles Socurs g alongside the Plot's intelligence he 1| than earned his price, for Palermo lay Mat. ‘Thurs ORY oe burneide Ry, 615, Mati Hil Duma > wharf much more easily and quickly peculiar In the lady's manner, | far behind. casi Mat Lill y Asst Wea. and han Cid the frie a ae whats nute lat encountered Tal- horse tx done, for, slgnorina." Sat LL WV. 2s. Fref ih Me thu driving an empty vehicle and furt- isly compelling with reins and whip a “Tt is mary @id she had so « LYRIC Seen HOCH S3 a I" Widen alt te elie MORNING SALES 7 instant that the fi laay a went ‘i and smiled at the| & bart, re tre t > him, He might as ny a disguise, oniy to compromise |» ris5 " fed 10 the ware dean, breathless | Well ha essed a whirlwind, He Fa torn oft Jacket 0 THE RR LOnree sth HOME FOLKS ‘ ‘ , aa excited, was there to greet hailed @ passing cab. | sleiet, hat ary id wii ‘Dhe frightened cab- nttnued,) Rast Mth st Tenter ’ ae | ] rTOW Th d, Until I PM. e oting between fathe HE TH LE : Hu hoe greeting between fat er rH GOlugalt: MAT. TO Day, a tt A (oh JOHNNY o-mo , ursday, osree 128thde Sa ay ( Mintle. Pamil . Ps 5. Women’s White Waists Mercerized Damask Cheviot 84 Bleached Turkish Towels Extra heavy 184 xt+-about 1% yards long--most housas think 18 ceata litte enough for 9 them—Our morning sale pr.ce .., MAIN FLOOR W BUILDING. Peed atari, Great Rush for The Evening World's Water Wagon, |. Sat aa The Demand for Seats So Big that Ells and Annexes Are Already Being Added to the Wagon. King of land 1 aggest you for the ba bg ea {ve’'s words were stopped by | new tallored styles for on. sizes M to 4+-Instead o SRCUND. FLOOR—NEW BUILDING, Children’s Flaunelette Gowns nck’'a, Bway a Ry Geo. Ade 8.20, eres av inrden, % “Ol bt Baten Yee to Deed Ti; College Widow] American @yfis™atiy oPiets8 |] MAJESTIC sis tags: _ | SHADOWS US THE HEARTH | a bio California Woo! Blankets Bott close nap—double yoke BT ea tussed ae bien hes & Next Mon..oMabee in T Extra heavy white, with pink, blue back ond poe to M4 yt 36 —any sine. D FLOOR-CENTR JUTLDING. Heavy White Domet Flannels ality you would 1 Rigulary’ pay’ 2 cents + 6% Turks joined in. Gros Jean, back to take @ hand in the fray. holme, Sir Hubert Daubeney and bot dung t remouers, an: ‘the Belles Soeurs leaped ashore to ag | | MR, - id WEST END pnmin st each tiae| __ BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS, |PROCTOR’ S “BIG FOUR, "KEE NEV'S ji or red cluster border Br "teed silk binding—value $7.98 08 95 To-morrow until 1 P. M. BASEMENT--NEW BU! Nt IA 3s Fine Mercerized Ginghams 32 inch Plain Gray and May Yoho, Mansfield W don, Cooke & ere Sisters De Van. aor sist thelr passenger in this unlooked- y Ny To-morrow, until 1 P. M.. for attack.» | $44 Ay recy & Rich Titus, Fisher & Johnson wy lt An elid BASEMENT—CENTRE BUILDING, ‘ F tie velle and oaths came from the | | asi B tho fieareh CONCERTS Pe; NDAY ATA 4& 818 PM Mercerta: confused ing, and knives Were drawn. ‘Talbot had but one desire in iife—to get tis fingers on Dupola’s teeect. He had abmost reached him, for Winter clung to his prey with bulldog tenacity, when On astounding thing happened. The Frenchman's handsome mustache tel | off, and beneath the clever mak Tapestry Couch Covers Peraian atripee—tringed— 69 3 yds. long—value £1.29 BASEMENT—CONTRE BUILDING, "| cok.” MONTAUK | seit?Ssty | Manhattan: ices “DC GLASER, MRS, hat Kleschna TOLLS PRINCESS, | £e* Extra Holiday Met, New Year's, Jan. 2 CLERMONT AVENUB SKATING Binh: way & 60th. Mate D ; Howard p CIRCLE matin Troupe ston Ma"y| anserest ma ES TO-NIGHT. ‘Presa fi dridge, Norah Bayes eae tc Se IE ak LEW FIELDS THEATRE. 4» 106 if HAPPENED IN ROBB 5 ” “Drivers Wanted Advertisements were pr last week in the Help Wan Columns of hyre—bave been 12 M ST BI Boys’ Heavy Underwear 5 lined—Pearl buttons patch Rennes 2 t auliP. M MAIN PLOOR—-WEST BU! ‘itive Morning Sale of Silk Belts MAIN “FLOOR WEST _ BUILDING Pleated and shirred—straleht oF 4 , Muffs bodice styles—all eolors— button Women’s Flat Fur Muff or gilt bue ish— Fine dark Alaska Sable— Cd rs ng 17 Viite “Nine dollars... 3, 95 ne x ane FLOOR” SRLS Mint SECOND FLOOR—NEW BUILDIX ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO MAIL ORDERS. —_——"_""* On Tuesday, January 3d, we begio OUR JANUARY SALE Liberty Satin Ribbons #inch—All Siik—White, Black 14 and ail desirable colora— usually some features of now, Gororteg y, a ‘ou “you have fet ny excape! Tearing himself from the midst of the fiwht, he was just in tyme to si female figure, which be how knew tate de Dubois mas tferading In hie mi tress's clothes, jumping Into a cad an driving off toward the Corso Vittorio Emmanuele, “Come on, Fatrholmet” he erled, “He cannot get away! Here comes an empty | carriage!” But now Macpherson and his allies | you don't get in your epplleation | will be printed, The Editor of the Water victims of the hiehbefl habit. Imita- | > pea reached the scene. Using a mon-|] for a on the Water Wagon Wagon ie negotiating with Prot. Fan-| tlon hixhbals will be gerved every few WEBER ey-wrench or the first thing to hand, ahi abi have to att in| GU! and hie band for incdental muaio | minutes ¢ the first twenty-fou Me » they placed the Turker Gros Jean and Pretty econ Fou may have wo 8 for the inauguration of the cruise, he Experience meetings will be held WEBER & ZIEGFE Ls ALL or an the crew of the Belles Soeurs on the | thé annex. Seats In the annex will be All who apoly for seats and are ac- | at irregular int ervals. srock co Canualty list. amfortable, at that; but there will be | Cepted will receive a lovely badge and Do not send vour apolications to the BIOU ;, Pt Beaiy nr ay, ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 141 4t.& Irvine Pi Wi, WIZARD OF OF S00 581. Mats Te N Stapéndous Production ot “Siberia! La Belle Charrevee. with the viclou: sae ~.{& beautiful oloture of the Atlantic var nd the: ry Vater 1 8% Lit ?, | thetingt it Nor class, felt that ‘Talbot's @ encoupugement in the main eec- | 60am A terrible surprise ts being pre | Wieon Filton, Eres ing Worth Puittscr MAY IRV, jIN'S , Poa eg ad | (II THE WORLD. of Pursult of her lover must be stopped at | Hon pared for the first passenger who) Bullding New Y- VIN Sans Hite is Baek’ be : ihe Ps 4 U: oa Emt ete Women’s Cloaks and Sylty all costs. | The first application for passage on talle off. RE. Morse and f Marummy, please _ This is an average of neart ‘omea's Underwear, roider ‘ind Pl yelled itgt hia Pairhctone and Edith | Wrooy'mae Te" wil Gave ee oeat Se en WINDSOR § HW ok i 15 offers of employment each |]]| Infant’ Weas, Lineny Sheets low Casey fevelled {t at him rholme and Edith | Brooklyn man, He will bave ‘seat QUEEN oF iy It SLAVES offers ¢ i t - "She White Glone noted her acti At the same in-|of honor, Every time the v' yand rue AOE oO ‘ day, and in many cases the Men's Shitts, Goode, Mastins, Stant they rushed toward her, but the mi is passed he will got his firat AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, | dve tisement calis for SEV: Bed Spreads, Curtalas and Upholstery Fabrics , ee adver lis for § If tn past seasons you have found these caiea Wall walting # you'll find it miore than ever pro!itable to do s0 now, We shill spare no efforts to make it = » ‘ tte ( ’ 4 ERAL drivers, Better read World Help Wants today, daily, and especially on Sun- day, Of ¢hly woman's prowess wih 9 pistol repared for the avalanche of appli- 20 # ho CENTS 3m Mat Baith caucht hold of her, wrist and | Cohore that came in yesterday, ‘Theat nea Every Day, Ae, iad b0e.| | BROADWAY Fr eoh fi fat {t violently. Her artp not Only | gouble holidays are awful. fr res oe pill Raph, ¥ sis ne way @vint e, PEIZT SCONE Patines. | ‘ted mademoeelie's deadly alm.) Remember the cruise of The Srenins pulled -: 5 ea et to press the trik- | wo; ater Wagon. wi ni e aight Lax Avs 10 Bt Ry q Bat. Sen Bln oti Sad as aA e ae TT Tale WOR Wi MEROPOLS ‘ wr Aid KEITH'S SHOWS Teached her first fditor of the er Wagon ex- ~~ Keith’ 5 wand? | ‘ vith a frenaied prayer that ne | pected “that the tush Vo" pet “aboard 1 YcTgnta, 420 47.) t ree.| Tele of New York, might be in time-for she had been told | Bould be something fierce, Out he was q 7 ti) dong hg 10TH ST. near 8D AV. rather] "Pleo tee and te, {|