The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1905, Page 6

MISSING ARTIST. RETTY MODEL DISAPPEARS latriet P, Bald, Young Artist and Musician, of Philadelphia, | § Believed to Be Here Seeking Employment on Stage. Detectives are scouring New York in Wearh of Harriet Pauline Bald, a beau- pest, has heen lured by the glamor j stage to this olty, She disap. co oe her home, No, 2121 Berks be Maroh 7, and the artistic circles Place havo been assisting her| 6§ trying to locate her, re eee i and her WANT NO CASH, for many well-known (hse uf ONLY MY CHILD” _—_~— an artist. Her love Wife of John Pulz Says He music and her gorat ambition to It ds thought, her home, She number of home er parents fear that jays be cae coastal lt6) Boged as Rich Man When He Freie oe, Me tbe Semeur et) Was Only a Chioken Killer— ae utsing sir] t ninetem vere) Sues for Abandonment. 5 feet 4 inches in height, weighs 110 d blonde and has two alight to pretty Annie Puls, her marke on her forehead, Whoen|husband, John Puls, jr, of No, 314 wore @ bleck voile skirt,| Mast Ninety-fourth astreet, !s a twen- tan coat, and/tteth century Cla Molnotte, His wite assents that he oame to her home prostrated with | town of Mort Weyne, Ind, where he Dut sho pays she {8 confident | posed as a wealthy New Yorker, When New York seeking} she had married him she fount his stage, The theatri-) wealth was @ myth, and that he pur watched. sued the unromantic profession of “chicken killer” for a butsher, Annie summoned her mother-in-law, ‘Mra, Mary Puls, to Yorkville Court to- day on ® charge of unlawfully retain- THE VANDERBILTS, ing possedton of the complainant's two- TIPU AMR a oma before tim, that she knew John Puls jr, would pooompany. hie Baeiehs Ser obese Annie told of the alleged false sparta elas tes too b H whe {a 1001 hooks of dis- pinsionment a Lge tt Hs schon ‘ pI to er fae Bh wald hk wun a at reed jen, Eh ot eae h a week do you want AAT asked the. Magiowate ee t no money from him,’ she re- "He oan't even support hime it J Abe eee ve up the child or id advised & Co, 125th Street, West, ties”, ' Friday and Saturday—Big inducements ‘Misses’ and Girls’ Rain Coats vo bogie ge ge i elgg al ont eatery pe n tall lar below value; is ford C te cloth, collarlest and Box-plaited pte ri 7 96 vee ° Is; value $9.00 to $12.00, for two days, ers,and Lawn Dresses Is’ Re REGFERS, of fine covert and blue of brown theviot, all new, collartess ef- ‘Straps across back, prettily trimmed with combination cloth b te § 10143 1 reg, $9000, for two days, tee 1045 S' WHITE LAW! SES, in all the newest and Nes, ttl aces, embroidery and tucks; sizes 4 t0 14 yetrs; regularly $800 two diys.. : 75 Boys’ Clothing Y NORFOLK SUITS, of fine grade all-woo! fabri¢s in plain bi Ix. os, hew style yoke, also with heey to shoulder and full Be eet trousers; 8 to 16 years; value $6.50, for two days..........66 Y ETON, SAILOR AND RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, of all-woo! blue or brown st nd (ne aah Pi epesy Gy ea iH Held i! possible manner, with T er bel i yah le #500 fortwo dys. Put B89 POP COATS, 7, to 16 years; also REGULATION REEFERS, 3 to 10 years, of ool tani covert cloths; up-to-date models and fitting gar- , s value $6.00, for two days... ul ae e498 Children’s White Coats ‘™" to 2yrs, MIL DRI 0 of all-wool cream Bedford cord, circular o1 peo trimmed faney braid; value $4.25, for two days. eee 3. COATS, of cream serge, with large sailor collar of taffet phiroldkt scalloy tae; also of cishmere or Bedford cord, ‘rimined Senn ; i 4.49 and bi te 5.50, for tWO GAYS... isesseasevseess sees med lace or silk medallions, edged with embroidered scall lop; 4:98 BOX COATS, of cream Bediord cord or Serge, capes trim- DOOTWOMAVEL NS: bas\cetrdoctrrnovsescsscverseccss ee Misses’ and Children’s Hats IREN'S WHITE MILAN STREAMER HATS, round and square ¢ i th navy or black velvet binding and velvet band, b i ak oe bff, $1,9B, fOr TWO AYE... .escseeeiccseeesssees Al | alien . 125) HILDREN'S THREE-CORNERED CONTINENTAL HATS, of rough straw braids, | white, red, navy or brown, trimmed with straps of velvet, | ompon and brass duttons; reg, $2.69, for two cine ag Pe be 1,98 ISES' AND CHILDREN’S READY-TO-WEAR HATS, a variety of styles, plain and | mixed rough straw, trimmed with velvet, silk, quills and silk ° pons; all colors; reg, $3.00, for two days.......+ Wits 200 and Boys’ Shoes ir quality kidskin, lace or button, hand welt 109 t0 2, 1.705 sles BYE tots ad welts 1,59 lace ny, of Vici kid or box calf; durable and nobby; sizes WA GRSD ssvvessssvisesevess 1.89 IES, of fine Vici kidskin, flexible sewed soles, sizes fe ves: Parra epee 1.49 | dga hela; sizes. § to 8; value has aed dlda 98c mM 790) et day by i GAVE DISGUSTING MASHER |= World Handed an Minot portune Dissertation, The following letter wes received to- The Evening | tion by mals the editor of $2.95 tor $ “TR WORTH: THTRENAY FVF 8, an Op- (Tt cannot ¢ silk petticoats PARTICULARLY gooc ic $4 petticoat— several desirable styles—some made with full flare ruffles—others trimmed with accordion- plajted ruffle, finished with ruché, second Floor. 5.00 for silk petticoats—black and colors— Fraduated accordton-plalted flounce, finished with one mh Tuttle, Tuche and elk dust FOR Fr 1.00 for sateen petticoats —black or black and white check—made with three full ruffles number of these suits the value Is evening on my au, and upon ene n sat down In one of 1 was not long peated me aware thatan individual him a man) sitting oppo- nite me was trying to abtract amy atten ing all sorts of Idiotle suit will remain after the day’s selling: It’s a 22.50 sult, Tatra Floor. As for the other rare Friday values, SLA 14, silk braid ve bah taffeta, irdle—lined wit! Faoniy cost suit of light or dark gray, trimmed with Hite iets suit specially made for second —skirts plaited, they are all you could possibly expect at the or- iginal prices, the garments possessing the Cia style attributes of the made-to-measure apparel. suits in herringbone 2.50 ive models in every material that has ma ‘ncluding plain serges, this season, and fancy novelty silks. J broadcloth, utility wear. good quality all-wool mixtures and also some silk shirt-waist sults In plain 50 serges and plain cheviots = like the illustration—plalt. for ed blouse style—very full $22.50 sleeves and trimmed with with fine platted silk taffeta—also a short, mourning for $30 sults—a variety of effec- been shown Panamas suitings— and 29.78 for $40. suits—eta- mine or. voiles algo plain and fanc; Panama, Matas i i , Englisl sees Shepherd plaids and chev> fots—all the new He eld eg in Eton styles — also pee cable for travelling or general serges, black suitings — also %-length 12.00 for 18.00 smart instep-length walking skirt—of French valle over heavy silk drop and in the very newest trip! heavy taffeta skirt in a varlety of models, Notice--more sil remnants. AGAIN our silk sales have been so remarkable that we've a large accumulation of remnants for to-morrow—just the lengths in demand at 29c, le-plaited model—also 39c, 49c & 59c-values up to 1.50 One to twenty yards in a piece—hundreds of pleces large enough for shirt-waist suits—Including printed foulard satin, colored and bl ck taffeta, colored and black crepe de Chine, satin liberty in street and evening shades, fancy silks of every description, varlous colors—also hundreds of desirable len; white in almost every weave, including striped and checked Louisines tt f ths {n all-black and black-and- Maln Floor, New, distinctive ba, you don’t want you something novel a a bag like every at 95c. y else, so to give correct we've had several hundred made up to our special order, and they're on sale to-morrow at a third less than regular prices, Three groups, GROUP NO, 4.—You've never seen a handsomer GROUP NO. 3,—Real Russian seal, walrus and snake skin, avenue bags, carriage and vanity bags, all colors and black, i that would not be a v and bl WACK—Ats sss rsevevees pook-—special,, Main Floor, gathering of bags at 95c.—there's not one in the lot Good bargain at $1.50— extra good quality of walrus or buffalo grain leath- er—carriage and wrist bags, leather and metal frames, with handles, with fittings, purse, card case—all colors 8 or 9 in. frames, the new double flat 5c GROUP NO, 2—Smart novelty bags—you'll won- der why we did not ask $2—you'd consider them good value at that price—-also the much-desired }} Vanity bag, fitted with purse, mirror and powder in the popular itted with card case and purses some have other fittings, many worth $4.50; at $1.96 ANG sev serersvves teenee " teens i Embroidered Undermuslins for waist patterns 7 5c children, NOTHER fine collection for : Hs Second Floor, stirring Friday sale, Our pas c. for 35c, muslin Arye sales prove.that the value cannot be}} go, 5 duplicated —- that for the smartest vr 8 ae cambric drawers, $1.25 walst pattern you MUST comv » for 65¢, cambric drawers, here, To-morrow there will be 12]] 8c, for 4Sc, muslin gowns, beautiful designs at 75c Main Floor, 49c, for 65c, nalnsook gowns, At 95c—waist pate || 25, for 35, cambric skirts, terns. 40c, fok 68. cambric skirts These are exclusive designs no |] 0c, for 65c. black sateen Hayy er store can secure — handsome on that can hardly be told from and+ work Japanese embroidery— special to-morrow, 95c, and $1.25, panisaab Daud Oe =— SIMPSON ORAWFORD CoO, : Monthly sale of groceries, it’s eagerly awaited will be clearly demonstrated Te i LHe Model Food Store to-morrow. There's y re foods and Lenten supplies. ‘ou'll meet in the tant saving on strictly pul -GRADB HIGH: Olin Tours STAR: you know thelr superior flavor {s unmatch> ne; 10 to, we 12146 PURD REND Lard) —— Arm BHIDLD or Bwitt'e SILVER LEAF: B 5 or 10 Tb. 1146 MACK- Norway fat Royal Qualit, ‘Triple Clan- fed Brenoh Olive Ol), Gallon us ce! if ac. a, Aix botyles, messed) with= 4 or tally; ea IVb O Y 1,00 for $1.50 black sateen ski rts, 4.98 for $6 colored silk petticoats, 25c, to 86c, for children’ _ —= § aprons, by the crowd & very Impor. SUGA Natit: Ki a hoo Onecolate, Mint? tog ART AG— Biaoult fablocon Vanitta ro an 206 NICS tld WIPE to. 008— Pan, ‘| Packed" Detawerd the Popular ae dozen, gg frult; ined sy to pound; yuince, Grape or ' s large doren, Crab ‘ Ng fs Bixty-seventh . atkeet, vs I bought an eng about that thie got my courage up to lu: 1 be- riinaves, With, hile papey folded in Fane aa Cnesmele ne 4 juat folded my. parar and. prese! the animal opposite with tt, with the advice to redd it and dt mi ibe teas to @evate his ideas in future. “At frst he smiled broadly, thinking perhaps ho had At last succeeded in making Li ims pression, What Bappen it, after I do Not know, but as I waa passing uw re- speetable old Gorman, who, was sitting along side of him, T sald: "He is a dis- gusting masher,” I hope Nixoln Gree- pon | tey-Smith or some one else will write nbout this maaher, and thet he may see jfuce, 1 voue to ore, ad houg! ho a nid had just been reading Prot, Ji Dunmaire’s dissertation on 'Mashers Anon Lower Vertebrates," Thin veomed quite opportune, in view of what was just happening before mo, $0 I got my courage An and wy Tenving the car at Fighty-fourth street Shirt waists at } price---*I. BARGAIN occasion for the selecting of a season's supply of waists—we looked them over and they're the finest waists we ever bought ina way to sell at $1—you may even find the 8. same quality elsewhere priced at $1.95 as 1, Anyhow, they’re $2 values. hose sheet dotted Swisses, bi clals alias are Included— ‘mod- funning new $ 00 sleeves and front = beautifully trimmed e with stitched side cutfs—to-morrow, while they last-—-$1. 2.98 for $5.00 taffeta silk walsts— all the desirable shades — made with platted els, with the new plaits—and trimmed collar and back and sleeves—front of tiny tucks and side plaits—light blue, brown and navy—-odd sizes, WY 295, for $4.00 Persian lawn i. a —warlous styles—pointed yoke effect formed ff ys as sold rows of lace insertlon—deep lace cuffs \ a puff sleeves, 3.OO for allover lace waists—silk lined—exquisite front made of choice inserting and tucks—deep trimmed cuffs and puff sleeves. 4.45 for Habutal silk walsts—elaborate front of designed lace insertions and rows of shirring—trimmed cuffs and collar, second Floor. A new lot of Kimonos at 19c 19¢c for kimonos of fine figured and dotted lawn effects— trimmed with plain white lawn border around neck and sleeves, Second Floor &9c for kimonos of fine Qe for 1.00 long kimonos orr—ailened pretty wh pas pink | taney a ole, soed a wi and blue Itwn bands)” | pita wn bands of white pink andblue More French challies at 29c. Jest the thing for those stunning new Spring tea or house gowns and kimonos-atso for children’s dresses—several thousand yards of the quality that usually sells for 65c.—to-mor- row-—very fine texture in a variety of colorags—siilly wool—while this lot lasts, 29c, Rinia Meor, 49ecyd. for black storm | _ 49e yd. for 75c, imported Surprising saving to-morrow on everything necessary to buy no . ee $A 50 This Spring suit, °14.= iday—no other day. Although we have a large so extraordinary that not one fancy mohelr suftings In pinhead serge—strictly all wool—double warp —extry heavy—splandia: Jo black | “ay. f4ne) broken ares ant ehecks fast color—§,000 yards, figures in brown, castor, tan, navy, * royal, hunter's and. black— 59e yd. for 75c. Panama | pewutitut sitk fh correct {ab- pr eat, fancy, fe Gc ova eee | oe Je fo, Se, Eat Seosksie tbo bet suitings in plalds, checks and Remnants of laces at 10c. GRAND Friday clean-up of all th i A from the great March sales pres that tht Beste ie surely some mistake, Matm Bloor, WOciec 19e Kei 25eier 48 sf Not a piece too short for some appropriate use—you'd pa more pital a only to cut the large petty De lengths Ts this P y ised Black silk laces, Sott French Gluny bands, White Venise laces, net White wash ta Butter Venise bands, laces, Net top laces, Muslin underwear bargains. ‘THAT'S what they are in the strictest sense of the word and these are not everyday values, Purposely for Friday, 196. for crawers and corset} &Qe, for gowns of muslin, covers made of fine cambric, drawers] high-neck effects, round yoke with with full umbrella ruffle finished with | two Insertions of fine open emb, and hemstitched hem; covers trimmed| cluster tucks finished with a full ruf« with fine emb,, second Ploor. | fle of fine open emb. around yoke, 2c. for drawers and corset] 1.00 for gowns and pettl- covers of fine Grid made with| coats, several good styles, cambric full umbrella ruffles finished with | atd nalnsook, trimmed with lace and cluster hemstitched tucks; corset sd Empire slip over and high and coy aan aA styles, trims itd re Hig dela ete se full med with fine emb, and lace, lawn ruffles, beautifully trimme pion ORAWPORD 00 cxzssseseae Go-carts at all prices. But none too low to insure you an up-to-date, substantial Baby Carrlage. He warm weather Is responsible for this sale—baby's so anxious to have his daily outing now-—that's the reason, Basement Salesroom, if i just> ful! reed tol reed | ial aur je, BX) kroen each car ont £09) Mie ta.00, Becta’. 8,00 Hing copaleta of @ and reciin- A back Ko-carte, 1 & consist ‘iresgoue ent destene of of | bart ‘older atande alone, Vale et 1 Ot special... O75 nel OT Q oconal olining aay, | Accessories always necessary—specially priced, Parasol rods, the adjustable kind, very special to-morrow, 12c, Parasol of white Silesia, green lined, scalloped edge, 650, Parasol of white sateen, green lined, ruffle edge, now 90¢ Parasol of ribbon cloth, green lined, deep and top ri Parasol of satin, green lined, ruffle edge, special at $1.35, Parasol of finest quality satin, green lined, a beauty, $8.50, Lace parasol cover, Brusselé net, § ruffles, full size, at $1.00. her Ince covers—value 78. to t to 84,00, e, $1.10, tant pre ey ag staning severe | SHE ASKS $15,000 DAMAGES. ee rd yhon, shys She Fell Throwgh Hole in| Greene Floor of Apartment, Julla 8. Boyd, deolaring that while belng shown through unfurnished apart. : Ho) ult te on trial, batore Jpatio Sale of linings to-morrow, « 85c, yard for 19-inch | 16¢, ailk ining, all the new | sii spring shades, including black and white—for lin- inge and drop ekirts, 123g.’ yd. for new bs . 40-inch lining lawns, all +t the leading shades, One season’s clothing for °3, MUCH of the $5 and $6 clothing-for boys’ is made-of Co," al at the same material as Simpson Cra Strong enough to play in—dressy en h for any lasts a boy all Summer—special new lot for-to-morrow Sizes Norfolk suits (bloomer or plain 244 to 16 pant). years, Double breasted suits (plain 0 pants), e Satlor suits (bloomer or plain — fants): Russian blouse sults 4 (Eton collar), Throo-plece sults for the larger boys, Spring overcoats in fine covert cloth, eofers—blue, tan and fancy mixtures, Boys’ blue serge @ cheviot suits We can fit any boy from 2% to 16 Of these suits at 33. —newest ds) of Norfolk, dot Wanye Lesirigy weer atta or ye In trousers—al ussian su to- morrow at t08 wiih Other suits for boys at 7.80, 5. A 3.95 that aro. excellent values, sanblise este Guilt the most fastidious—all exceptional values. Our the popular new Sprin; & variety of ith fie wiled are hit id rire oma ing shown, (Gna tocrensan * hae Men of the regular $18 and.$20-quality,. style-and: fit--spechitepes. AMS for to-morrow, also plain black thi br \—bizes to fit all bul cashmere—all han The cravenettes sre creations of fushion—dteyare : the Jong, pose fining cca, broad shoulders, and ie eae ee Variety of wash goods, 12%c. THE vey among is inning sheer $0 800n to be worn Embroldered Swisses, fancy batistes, fine dimiti newest signs, rosebuds, dots, figures and all shades in solid plore beaten ie erie in a ge yl ea shitting madras—: . wide—in stripe etfects—meroerized Bina oes ray in nae, L2G 3 and su e sulting 27 } 28 in, wide, in all shades—distinctive oy desig. perdi OY, for 1a%c. fine cham! 18¢, for 29¢, fine printed es, 18M%e, for 18¢, chiffon finish mulls, 12360, for 19¢, Scotch oe for 390, finest ‘ $2.45 sale of’ French Gloves at 69c. for men and women. The suite are of the finest worsteds In-the new-effechew 4-tallored—single-and-double best 49c qualities in the very latest if ering variety of wash fabrics at 42346, to<monow. i CC ah 18¢, for a8e, Unton linen , if 4! corsets. UST a small lot at this price, J as they are samples from beni cor R ECT Spring modety’ known minufacturer—made to sell |] 4° YOU ul) a5 $3 vihueom for #1 and $1.50, and being samples tie that's the Healy price pres are the select portion of the output, |] ¥® mid now—made of Frendh. sone, vy. New styles ira hartisome glace kia |] Medium and high bust<gored: # long habit jhe boned French horn, for dium and full figures for men at 69¢, oor, Hayser dloves 25 Cc. Kayser's new Spring Milanese liste IP Ww gloves for wome! oolors—black || also another id model made: ahd white, A fine batiste—blas cut, flat pBroardl Women's glace extra long walst—high bust—tnedic: gloves, 69c. ‘These are unusual valués, none sell. Ing regularly for less than $1, ' bon and lace—sizes 18 to 28, = —sIMrson CRAWFORD COL Housefurnishings.-special. TWO surprising specials set the standard of value-giving in to-morrow's sale, and values throughout the basement sales- room keep up to that standard in bargain importance, bathroom outfit, 98c. including one nickel-plated towel bar, soap dish, tumbler holder, toothbrush holder and pa- per holder, hip—for slender for regular $1.50) wito for regular B60, four-) 200 for large size fibre | er, 00 ewed extra duality corn| Water Pails, aboon, ete “einige, aR eM LAD tor rowular §1,76| $476 for a twenty-ntece oie rice boller ‘ Highly polished "Binedll"| Het Of Lalatce & Orosiean find I ten aha Oot rags $1.06] “White” Unarnonia,, woe | gorge Bat 0. fo : 1.80, Hvery piece guar. faing, Wash Beyoh, | with blue rim, ‘Tho set Habit for sft, Kitchen| Inoludes Two ‘albee of ipped a ant th: WA ae Lay nlc DaL®, One 1 and one not tats Go ‘tor romular 180 10-| 4 vy Berlin sauce pans | torily w Y, 0x. Shite walvanised Water] and covers; 1 B-at, aguce ” rotund 7 iT) Dot; 1 each bucket, pitch- | your monoy, Sale of ‘‘Star’’ refrigerators —If you haven't as yet bought your refrigerator, visit our department in Basement and let us demonstrate to you the construction of our {ce-boxes and compare them with those sold elsewhere at the same price—in many cases more—and you will tell us, a5 hundreds of other customers have said, that ours, at our special prices, fire are the best obtainable, Then the guarantee of Simpson Crawford Co, with each box—in a year after using any of our refrigerators, if they proved unsatisfactory, you may exchange for a new one, i Lift Cover Style. Apartment House Stylo, No, 4 style—to-morrow $4.05 | No. 4 style—to-morrow..... , No, 2 style—to-morrow 18,05 | No. 2 style—to-morrow, No, 3 style—to-morrow 8,95 | No. 3 style—to-morrow.,.... Demonstration of the Universal bread mixer is another interesting feature in our basement, See the rolls and bread made by thls machine every morning, and when you are shown how simply and easily they are made you will hardly belleve {t, But it does—no hard work attached to it—simply turn the crank a few minutes and then let Itralse, Special to-morrow, No, 4 size, $2.00, “ith OD 48" medium f : —prettlly trimmed on top with rites