The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1905, Page 10

at the upper end of the canal, Nearly all the sh }great lakes passes that 1 bee Fire Destroys Mail. oR An oll p ex peneeay oar nding In n of t sburg & Lake oe Malle ad, setting the car aflre and destroying a large a« f valuable cine © eastern and! mall clerk was Interned Russian Ship Sails SAIGON, FRENCH COCHIN-CHINA, NOV. 16.—The Russian cruiser Diana, for al thme interned here, has sailed for Ruste, Woman Burned to Death. WARREN, PA., NOV. 16—Mra, Au-| TUCSON, ARIZ. NOV. 16—A number gust Scalise was burned to death | of leading nd profes her huaband severely injured in a fire “lt laens | at thelr home at North Clarendon, aj organize a co suburd of Warren, to-day, | Brazil Celebrates, WASHINGTON, NOV. gilian Embassy has received a cable- st announcing the celebration in Rio eiro of the fifteenth anniversary of | burned, slighti¥ | wu Accept New Mexico. Id a meeting last ‘nigh nt ampaign in the Intere 16—The Bra- |" Labor Laws in 24 States. WASHINGTON, NOV. 16.—The prac- the foundation of the republic. |¢loal working of government industrial arbitration here and in other countries Counterfelters Caught. is the subject of an exhaustive invest!- BERLIN, NOV. 18.—A despatch from | ation reported fn the Bureau of Labor Cologne to-day announces the arrest at °Mcial “Bulletin,” which has just been cou! issued, Dor the United States it shows Senlewach, Erussia, of A band Ohi at {iat at the degtaning of 198 twenty-four Stites had passed laws for indy counterfeiting American paper money. Beoac uws for Industilai arbitration or coneilation, and one ithor State by {ta constitution, directed such legl he earkest Jaw upon geod in Maryland fn jolgh Ndi marked sim- the subject. was 1878, The Biate slarities tn many oa: Gifts from King Edward, BPRLIN, NOV, 16.—King award has Presented to the Burgomasters of the Prussian seaport towns of Swinemuende and Danzig valuable silver presents {n | Temembrance of the friendly receptions accorded by these towns last summor to the British Channel fleet. Second Operation Fatal, POUGHKDEPSIE. N. Y., NOV. 16.— Dr. Charles H, Langdon, for twenty eight years a member of the medical staff of the Hudson River State Hos- from ewhaustion following a second operation for appendicitis, operation was performed Nov, 2, but as the wound falled to weal properly a second operation was performed on Monday, Chinese Emperor to Visit. LONDON, NOY. 16—Mr, Soueng, the Chinese Minister at Parts, eays that the Chinese Emperor contemplates found of visits to European Courts in | 906, and thet his first visit wil be "hada ‘Join Against Football, SAN JOSE, CAL, NOV. 16,—The atu- Noted Philanthropist Dead. | aene roay of the San Jone High Genoa! WORCESTER, Mass., Nov, 16.—Ste-| has yielded to the agitation against phen Sa ry, President of the Amer-| football and passed resolutions barring fean Antiquarian Soctety, one of the| the gume till more stringent rulee are Wealthicst men in New England, and/ enacted. Every school In the county ® hoted ph Hanthonist, died at his has abandoned football because of (he death of Clarence Van Bokelen from in- home here to-day {rom pneumonia, He | {\* Be vents peate ot, juries recelved in the annual game a week ago last Saturday between’ the -_-__ San Jose and Santa Clara High Schools. Missing in Prairie Fire. BONESTEEL, 8. D., NOV. 16—Two Banker Denies Stealings. children of John I, Brittings, a| PEORIA, Mut., NOV. 16—Newten C farmer, are missing and many square | Dougherty, former Superintendent of miles of farm land at Aberdeen, near | Schools and banker, has pleaded not here, have been mivaged as a result of | Sullty to a charge of embeaziing several & prairie fire that has raged for two| hundrod dollars of Peoria schoo! funds Gays. | A request for delay In the trial ha been dented by Judge Worthington, and | Dougherty will face a jury probabls | some time next week. Crulsers Off on Long Sail. HALIFAX, NOV. 16—The Britian River Traffic Blocked, ETE T, MICH., NOV, 16.—Naviga- nd St r River ked last by the of the steamer J, M. Jenks on the | day on an 18,000-r cy Ww pital, died at that institution last night | The first | THR WORTD, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMRER 18, 1905, Jorutsers Beylla and Sappho 1 to | Board of Partona, Gorman, jsall down the Asner the Rio Gran and turni, » along the west con y A a wo days ships will go to I © spring ne men will hang Jack Welch, a day y Killed on a tratn ca and Reno, this Pour to Die on ‘one Gallows |. CARSON, NIV ‘[eBoolitlie Brothers Women’s Suits and Coats. | | Women’s Black and Colored Broaicloth Sctts—new long inte! latest style shirt—satin lined— *34.00 » murder | ors—satin lined— 131,50 Women’s Long Coa! Suits Black and Blue Chedtot and Mixed Goods—satin lined — 515,00 Value $20.00 Women’s Long Tight-Fitting Broadcloth Coats—satin lined— 519,75 Value $25.00 Women’s Sqatrrel-Lined Broadcloth Coats—Black and Colors— $36.50 Value $44.00 Women’s Walking Skirts tn fancy mixiares—new model— Values $6.75 and $10,00 Women’s Black and Colored Taffeta Sith Watsts—trimmed with "55,90 $690 57.75 55.90 Values $8.75, ciicih ddee. 00 and $11.75 Le Bowtither | Prater West Babess Street. { Sixth Avenue | Avenue 20th to 21st Street Necessary for The Kitchen Items Worth Studying in House Furnishings & China (Basement) : $10 Dinner Set $7.25. 100 Piece Dinner Sets, beautifully decorated in neat floral patterns Soup Tureen and three large meat dishes Included (all pieces wanted | for a full service.) are S, 25 Al ereeees 3, 25 T Tea Sets $2.50. | 56 piece to the set, vatious decora- tions to select from, bas $2, 50 Cla) price. ...5+s eee Toilet Sets, Plain Print Decorations. Oil Heaters Choice of Miller,” “Banner,” | “Perfection,” “Ferfect” or “Liber- ty,” all warranted odorless, solid perpen held one gallon of oil, ull size and nickel trimmed, ack 98 Our pricesseseesessee Advertised elsewhere, 5.50 Door Mais, good quality, 39c. Chopping Bowl, good size, 15c, Mincing Knives, good quality 10c. Meat Choppers (the Universal) 98C¢ Fry Pans, heavy polished steel, 45C. | Coffee Mills, good qualuy\ 75c¢. Potato Ricers, very good. 15c. | fa, ea bala $1.75 Bread Boards, large size, 25¢+ 11 piece set, usual price 3,25 Flour Sifters, good value, 10c. | $4.25; special... *t$ Bread Makers (3 minutes) $2.00, | Water cr Five o'Clock Tea Kettles, heavy| Of imitation cut glass, including six copper, $1.75, flasses, one jug and one tray, Coffee Machines, nickelled or jase — . : 89c a an epper Nakers, copper, $5.40. with celluloid tops, choice of ) 5¢ Salt Boxes, blue and white, 29c. — dilferent detignne oerre coos Great Sale of Lace Curtains (fourth Floor) Prices the Lowest This Season Bonne Femme Curtains at about cost to manufacture. Eminently suitable for any room— Brussels Lace Curtains in a splendid showing of the dainty designs for which this particular mnake is noted, the assortment comprises Notting. Special Regular ham, Irish Point, Renaissance and $4,00 $5.00 per pair. Novelties, ‘The price is just about 500 6.50 what they cost to make. 7.50 950" Reaiial 8.00 11.00 « ipecial Regular $2.50 $4.00 each. Tambour Lace Curtains. 4.25 675 " Special Regular 5.50 825 “* 4.75 $6.00 ber palr 750° (Las 575 7.50" 9.50 14.25 ee. Irish — ge i at aia es unequalled prices. ‘ The best vival of designs Nottingham Lace Shown this season; among them are Curtains the small dainty as well as the large |in a great variety of Real Lace rich effects, effects. Special Regular Special Regular $2.50 $3.50 per pair, 40¢ 50c per pi 4.00 $00 ° 55¢ 75¢ 5.25 6.75 by 80c =, L000 6,50 8.00 ee 1.50 2.00 i 775 10,00 4s 2.25 3.00 9.50 1250 “ 3.00 400 “ " H ONeill & Co © China, Silverware, Cutlery, Groceries, &C, Sixth Avenue 20th to 21st Street | and Table at Thanksgiving | co | Clearance Sale of Silverware and Cutlery Just in time for Thanksgiving and at prices that represent less than actual wholesale cost—all standard goods and warranted. Quadruple Plated Tea Sets, five pieces, $6.75 to $14.98 Coffee Sets, four pieces, $5.98 to $13.49 Candelabra, French, gray and bright, $3,98 to $12.25 Celluloid or Stag Handle Two-piece Carving Sets, {ull nine inch blade: guard fork, finest tempered steel; regular $2.49, special at $1.75 Three piece Sets, choice of three styles or white celluloid handle, full nina inch blade, guard fork and Bread Trays, French, gra vand brig ght, steel sharpencr, finest tempered sel (in lined cate.) Regular $4.25, Nut Bowls, French, gray and bright, | Special at $2.98 $1.98 to $8.98 O178 * Steak Sets, three different styles, Cutlery. best stecl blades. 9 8c. to $3.25 Carving Knife and Fork, ebony handle, nine inch blade t tem. Game Sets, stag handles with sterling pered steel fully warrante!—$2.00 silver ferrule, best steel blades. grade; special at 9 _ $1 25, $3.75 a , _ \ ee Pe y e —c ‘ | ‘ lel High Grade Groceries | Basement) Special Prices for Friday and Saturday SUGAR COFFLE TEAS | Haveme: & Wider Java and Mocha Formesa Oolong, Crystal Domino Si sffoe, fresh roasted, tylon, Baglieh | 6 tb, var ted or pulver Bovalktnst, Mixed. or 35c 10° 956 Young Hyvon, # Ibe Pyke y é for $1.00; per | 1D ccrerssorser. 900 c a , Fanon, Maine ferpoon” brand, band | CHOCOLATE (Monopole bi packed, red ripe Tome: | 0. ia G en hia, ; © tan. 100 Ciasolath FT boy +. db \. PEAS COCOA ic; ib, sane, 15C Choteest Pickines sittod | walter Haxer's Brenk- | i ‘ Ra hoes lt MILK Rorden's Condensed Milk, Wiebe trook”’ brand, ! {00k bran Per ge ‘ Case ot 6 dosen, $3.80, } or Spaghetti (1! Vesuvio) et’ brand. & ry use, 6 first uaity, | 1 1b ip ry x ee 7c GARE pve 7C | jams sto 20 of 1), $8.40, Sale « of Woraad Dress Goods | —A Mill Surplus Stock— MIXED WORSTED SUITINGS, 38 to 44 inches wide, in gray, tan, red, brown and mix us Pieces |tures—have retailed at 75. per yard; offered spe-/ 39 Special Sale of Black Broadcloth, (IMPORTED BROADCLOTH, 50 inches wide, ) {very nice, lustrous finish—value $2.00 per yard; | | {cial or Friday only at, per yard... tteeenns | 20 Pieces J 5, 50 A splendid assortment of Colored Broadcloths at the different prices, in all the latest popular colors—wines, prunes, hunter greens and reds. \spectal for Friday only at, per yard..oee Value $45.00) Women’s new model Shor! Broadcloth Coat Sutts—Black and Cols | Value $39.00, ! oh ad the ease en Dot Stern Brothers Ready-to-Wear Knit Goods Wool Sweaters, Norfolk and Russian Jackets for Children, Blouses, Norfolk Jackets, Golf and Sporting Coats for Women, 25° 48° 38°, 45°, 75° 52.50 Misses and Men. Sweaters with double roll collars for Boys and Mon, Rea! Angora Vests, Jackets and Coats, exclusive styles, For To-morrow, at Special Prices : WOMEN'S KNITTED VESTS, in plain colors and desirable combinations, $ 1 75 KNITTED ZEPHYR WOOL BLOUSE WAISTS, exclusive patterns, 2.95 KNITTED NORFOLK JACKETS & COATS, with Military Collars and V Neck in new designs, 3.95 HAND-MADE BLOUSES & NORFOLK JACKETS, in entirely new effects, $7.95, 8.95 eS ’ Women’s Neckwear Spangled Mousseline de Soie Scarfs, Edged with Marabou, Real Applique and Lierre Laces, how teoks and Plain Crepe de Chine and Real Irish Crochet Collars, Stocks and Sets, Chemisettes, Sets, Ruffs and Capes of Net and Silk Combina. tions. Fancy and Tailor-made Stocks, Special Values: SEPARATE TURNOVER COLLARS, SETS and STOCKS of Swiss Embroidery, COLLAR and CUFF SETS, of Imitation Trish Lace, also Swiss Embroidery, STOCK COLLARS, In Mousseline de Soie and Silk Effects, FANCY NET RUFFS, with chenille dots and ribbon ends, in all black, gun metal and black and white, Offer Exceptional Values in Sterling Silver Toilet Articles ARTISTIC DESIGNS, GOOD WEIGHT & BEST FINISH. Hat Brushes, 950, $1.95 Talcum Bottles, $1.35 Cloth Brushes, 2,95 Cushions (Novelties) 175 Military Brushes, 2,95 Puff Boxes, 1,95, 2,25 Hair Brushes, 2,95, 3.95 Cologne Bottles, 1,00 to 3,75 Mirrors, 6,75, 9.00 Hooks, Files, Horns, 45c, ia IMPORTED & DOMESTIC JEWEL BOXES, PIN CUSHIONS, VASES, TOILET BOTTLES & DESK REQUISITES AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. —_e——————SSSSSSS>S—SE—E—=>= Infants’ Outfitting Dept’s CUSHION & PILLOW COVERS of Naingook, Linen and Handkerchief Linen, square, heart and oblong shapes, ranging in price up to Will Offer To-morrow Imported Hand-made Dresses Sizes 6 month to 2 years, at $1.50, 1.75 & 1.98 Much Below Their Value $48.00 West Twenty-third Street Lord & Taylor 150 Women's and Misses’ Suats, comprising styles that we cannot duplicate, in mixtures, long and short coat effects; Cheviot Suits in plum, red and green, §0- inch coats, also Short Blouses and Eton Suits of cheviots ; ; sizes for misses 16 & 18 yess + women’s sizes 34 to 40; suits formerly $39.50 to $50.00 each, Special $27.50 —Also— Women's Coats. Long Coats of Rain-proof materials; Full Length and 44 Length Coats of fancy mix- tures; in women ‘sand misses’ sizes ; values $25.00 each. Special PSO Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St, Stern Brothers ARE PREPARED TO EXECUTE ORDERS IN THEIR Dressmaking & Tailoring Dept's FOR Street, Carriage and Evening Costumes, Waists; Tailor Gowns and Coats | AFTER THE LATEST IMPORTED MODELS, Riding Habits a Special Feature ——$—$—$—$—$—$—————————————————— West Twenty-third Street ’ SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORE MONAH MORNING WONDERS, JAMES McGREERY & CO, Fine China and Silverware. Basement Salesroom, French China Cups and Saucers ,,,,,, 3.00 doz, Fine China Ramekin and Plate, Rose- bud patterm...escceeeesessee eee + 3,00 d0z, French China Plates, Edged with gold, All sizes... sce. ssee ereessess + +6,00 doz, French China Chop Dish, with stippled gold cdges....cseeseveeceesee er e250 each roo piece Dinner Sets, Pink Spray patterns... ...+.++.0+,10,00 and 12,00 set value 14,00 and 18,00 Haviland China Dinner Set. 100 pieces. New designscoe.sssercesese creel 50 set Sterling Silver, Tea Spoons..., Table Spoons 613.75 doz, 32.75 doz, 32.75 doz, 12.75 doz, Oyster Forks... Cold Meat Forks,,,...1 85 and 3.75 each value 2,50 and $.00 Sterling Silver Salt Sets, 3 pieces ....1.90 set Sterling Silver Bon Baskets. 6,00, 8.00 and 15.00 each Candle Sticks... ...6.75, 7.99 and 11,00 each A complete stock of sterling silver and best plated tollet articles, separate pleces or In sets,—tn new patterns, Twenty-third Street. Caen nnn ee EEUU EEESnInEEEEEREEREREEEERRENENE? JAMES McGREERY & CO. Upholstery. 4th Floor, Sale of Craftsman Mission Furniture,—made of English, brown fumed oak, upholstered with “Craftsman ” leather, Slipper or Sewing Rockers.......+....3.00 each Large,roomy Arm Chairs and Rockers,.7,50 each Morris Chairs, with two large, loose cushions.. 19,50 each Pr Nursery Furniture, in appropriate sizes for Childven, Arm Chairs, Rockers and Tables.... 3,00 each Bedsteads ves ee 0s ss cs se eees one 16.00 cach DEOSOEED 1. 00.0000 comseceesorecacnns T0590 Gach Wardrobes .... 6... .:000 sees seve ++ 30.00 each Models for halls, dens or club rooms, Rockers and Arm Chairs.,..,.......9,00 each Cellarettes.....++++22.00, 25,00 and 30,00 each Settles, upholstered with leather and two leather pillows... ....+e0+75,00 each Billiard Tables completely equipped with balls, cues, racks etc, Sise 4 x 8 ft, 115,00 Twenty-third Street, JAMES MeGREERY & CO. | JAMES MoGREERY & CO) Ladies’ Furs, House Gowns and Dresses. Sabled Squirrel Scarfs, 7.50 Cashmere House Gowns, Muff coe .sseee severe 9:50 trimmed with ribbon,' Black Lynx Stole,.,, 16,50 Lined throughout, Mul swe coos sssees 1+ 2nK@ 5.75, 8.50 and 11,50, Mink Scarf with ro tails, Riderdown Lounging Robes, 27.50 4:75 and 5,00, Mink Scarf, lined-with Satin, Scotch Plaid Cloth Shirt- MiB soon shceictaseccll waist Dreaees Alaska Sable Scarf, with 92,50, head and tails,......14.50 Voile Dresses. Extremely} Muff ., o.s0...00 coe 4010.50 attractive models, Waists|\7atura} od lth canted Tak: atural grey Squirrel — fetassilkand Valenciennes) mug so. n50 lace yoke, Box-pleated Persian Lamb Coats, with _ ilk lin- ey Taffetas si 0: , ie halo and full sleeves, 95:00. Persian Lamb Coats, with loose front, fitted back, full sleeves with cuffs, 130,00, Colors:White, black, tan, rey, “Alice” blue. 39-50 Twenty-third Street, EE ee Twenty-third Street ~ SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WoRK | a a pee in = ——} ——————— . | |