The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1905, Page 3

Vasa! s at D ' ‘ sf —_——_. DODGED GHOST "AND BROKE HER SVULL BY FALL “It's Rosa Again,” Cried Mary Moriarty, Plung- ing Down Steps. HAUNTED BY Night and Day Face of Her Dead RoommataWas | FRIEND. | Before Her. ee | ‘AN the dwellers in the anctont tene. ment at thi of No. $17 West Tw Qleth stroot sre fighting shy of th @orners in the cobwebby old hal @ey, for—so they will tell int Mary Moriarty, her ud t | Foom In the base t @an't she sap a ghost yesterd 1) fall downsta every Sand t e Baglishwomn died and that chinged two women roomed methe basinen’, ° Ms woman nat From min Mary wasnt exact that at night she Just as sie was in th he was |i! ani two w beglaning to han at, tut, Mary; what old Mrs, Morley, “have fell backwards down Paper directing that her few COST HEARST Ho. TN FOR Of This Sum the Candidate Says He Put Up Over $60,000 Himself ALBAN dolph Hearst « of State to-day to run for Mayor of New York City the Municipal Ownership theket Mr. Hearst paid $609 for 4 $12,012 for rentals of halle for m $7,508 for music and parades, and $19,680 for watchers, Special contributions ag Bregating $17,488 were recetved by him vid himeelt, | Es HERESY CHARGE FAILS, ROCHESTER, N, Y¥., Nov, 11—The commitice, appointed by Bishop Walker, lire Into the charges of heretics! Uteerance against Rey, Algernons Crap- aev, of this elty d that It fs ‘not necessary th sey | should atand trial, The report exoner. ates hin from the charge of heresy Can't Get Photographed, Next Sunday's World has a remark- able story about one of the prettiest | girls in New York. She has no right to her own photo graphs. She cannot even sit before a camera without getting permission It is the strange story of THE GIRL WHO HAS SOLD HER PIC- TURESELF, Get next Sunday's World and read this story, Economy in buying is the first imporiant step toward building a want-proof umbrella to protect you in the gray dawn of a possi. ble day of need. World Want Auction Sale Announcements—printed daily show you where you may, with comlidence, Take This First Step! A NEW ARTIST IN TOWN. J. Campbell By BY LITTLE PONE ne ON THE |) \ | S10€ 7) Coprrtaht DAIL BROWER, $18 Black Thibet Suits, ‘‘Gang Warily’’ Worsteds $19.50 Wide wale grays from Lumb Lane Cut on newest long coat single avd Mins, Bradford, England. Good& never $6 and $7 Trousers, $3.75 double breasted models, with deep side pe $13.50 est cralts- clusively our own, THE THREE (01s) GRA ¢ in ready-to-wear suits. Four dis- lapels. and all newest: style.tjact models, introducing new ideas ex- Of all ed by our clever _ THE, WORLD: PRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1996. Cory, BEMMAD 4 RECOUNT sioNey tRouBLEs Increasing Among Women, But | Sufferers Need Not Despair THE BEST ADVICE IS FREE Of all the diseases known with | which the female organism 1s af-| District, of flicted kidney disease fs the most Ahearn is fatal, and statistics show that this is on the Increase among) i) JAS. HAZEN HYDE RA. Mr. Shearn Declares Canvass So Far Warrants Court Action. vf County Canvassers be Fourth Oumh Prestlent ler, to-day disease women Clarence J. Shearn, of counsel for Mr Jearst, declired that so far sufficient to warrant a resount of the ballote in many district# had brought out and evidence been at an application to thé Supre t to order such @ re count would be made, He added While Mr. Hearst may have made gains as a result of yesterday's inves: Ugation, those must be regarded simply as ‘apparent gains’ until have ruled finally" | The same mir Macre | tween tally sheets and bx were found to-day, as y | may the courts Mlection DI © [ving 18, MeCle The tally Jan 813 and ‘The returns gave Tins 2 1 and } Unless early and correct treatment Js applied the patient seldom survives when once the disease is fastened | Lydia KB, Pinkham's Vege table Compound Is the most effictent | were actually Hearst was cred! fourteen votes . upon her. m, while ss than he the Notie preser ight to ex. atment for kidney troubles of| ( , and is the only medicine es- pecially for this purpose. When a woman is troubled with pain or welght in loins, backache, fre- pection of © lawyers ‘ eda gain of sixty quent, painful or sealding urination or Mr. Hearst 1 he liseov- swelling of limbs or feet, swelling Pr date, while MoCiellan had under the eyes, an uneasy, tired feel- lost seven voles ing In the region of the kidneys, or ‘The Kings County Board of Gan-| notices a brickdust sediment in the vassers wus delayed tn Its work get through with the tally sheets, After urine, she should lose no time !n com. mencing treatment with Lydia EB. Pinkham’'s Vegetable Compound, as it to-day Kripher to t Hoard had convened {t adjourned May be the means of saving her life. intil this afte For proof read what Lydia B. Pink- Before J rloh, In the Su.) ham's Vegetable Compound did for ! ‘ s afternoon the Mrs. Sawyer void and p allots of Manhat T cannot express the terible suffering I hod to endure, A derangement of the fe niale organs developed nervous prostration as kidney trouble. The doctor Jel me for a year, but I kept getting until IT was unable to do any and | made up my mind [ could not I Mually dectded to try Lyida E. Vinkbam's Vegegtable Compound as a Inet ort, and I am here to-day a well wo- praise {t too highly, and I were onencd n the presence 4 of i Woman AbOUt my y to yer, Conyers, Ga mn Mrs. Pinkham gives free advice to at boroug! that Tt has be en | Women; address in confidence, Lynn, on Mase. e Get the Habit. Go to Unless we gave better values than other clothiers, we could not have won away from them thou- sands of customers who in eighteen years helped us build up from'a small shop one of the greatest retail enterprises in the world, | azo Broadway, Near Chambers, | 4? Cortlandt St., Near Greenwich, 125th St., | Corner Third Ave, | i | UNION SQUARE, 14th Street, | hear Broadway, NEW YORK CITy, There live no keener buyers, no better judges of goods, no more intelligent cs of fashion, than the men and women who make up the purchasing public of New York—thousands of whom have bought at Brill’s for years, They come to our stores because we have the goods they want at the prices they want to pay, If you are not already a customer of ours, take advantage of this sale to become one, 18th Anniversary Sale Souvenirs in the shape of savings of $5 to $12.50, according to the amount you intend to pay for your winter suit or overcoat. Birthday bargains Princely Paddock Overcoats, $14.50 Overcoats, ought to be $15, at $10 Regular $20 and $22.5 varments, tailored by our best Judged by any standard, these coats are $15 value, Every overcoat tailors ; ( aie nay A y one is tailored to hold its sh fit ond style. Every one is crests, full draped skirts and cut on he models. The e not skimped, ut evers i fe ‘ coat is full size, Coats are durably lined with imported Vene+ Journeyman Tailored Paddocks, $18 tay Models consist of 40 inch and 52 inch all-wool Oxford in black and Oxford and fancy 4 black Box Coats, and $2-inch all-wool fancy Tourist iy. stylish Paddocks, Also CUMS: Sizes to fit men of every build Al site The Last of the November Sale There are about 600 Overcoats stil! left from our sale of Melton and Velour cloths overcoatings, ¢ Paletot Overcoats in Fitted Overcoats at $20 and Above Uanadian 2,500 started a few days ago. Most of these ¢ ’ ny nme to us from masters of tailor craft. 0 Gta , se coats have a waynes at them et iits of the wonderful progress es exclusive feature--a strip of silk sewed inside the velvet You can see in th overcoat collar, that protects your white linen collar from » the last few years, ready-for-service tailoring has ma High-Grade Overcoats at $12.50 soiling, They are as fo! coats, black, Oxford and faney mix- th finest Italian; special, §% 14.50, It is the unusual amount of expert hand work on every $25 $27.50 Overco ¢ garment which gives these coats at $12.50 their correct style, Me and $27.5¢ 0 ih ats, black and Oxtord and fancy perfect fit and permanence of shape. The models are § ie Hal mat ials include ny Vicuna, Kersey, Fancy | black and Oxford bh grade Melton Greatcoats, ees linings either Italian or silk and worsted; special, | | " I | oats, black and Oxford worsted, Kersey or| 1 with double-weight Skinner silk and finest for-| Italian; hand-felled edges on most of these | $17.50. cig Sel Iack and Oxford English Melton Box Goats, and fancy ist Coats, Bench-Built Overcoats, $15 n offered anywhere MW English Mel 52 inch lengths, in single and double s coats; special, $22.50. Coats of this character have neve at anywhere near our price. M ton Box Coats in Oxford and | and 52-inch fancy mixture Tourist Coats breasted styles, Overcoats at $20 to $55 We présent the new style de yrrect models and unique patterns from six of the best overcoat make America, It is such garments as these that release intelligent men from bondag the high-p: custom tailors. The more exactingly critical of clothes you are, the more you'll appreciate these overcoats. Men’sSuitBargains Juvenile Clothing $15 All-Wool Cassimere For Children 3 to 16 Suits, $9.50 $3, $4, $5 and $6 Children’s Reefers, Sizes 4 to 10, double breasted, with and Single and double breasted models; without velvet collars, cut from short for all. Swell “Canadian gray” ef ends, Birthday Price, $2.95. $3.50 and $4 Children's Suits, facturers’ samples, sizes 10 to 93. day Price, $1.50, $3 values, Children’s Suits, Reefers and Russian Qvercoats, $1.95, For Young Men 15 to 20 rh Uv $37.50 and 340 Overcoats, of Oxford and black Melton or Vicuna, lined with double-weight Marveilleux silk or jin ported serge; special, $27.50, Journeymen Tailored Overcoats, $18 | Box Coats of “Huil” Melton, English Kersey, irish Frieze, | 46 and $2 inch models, and $2-inch Tourist Coats, of fancy svotch mixtures; all sizes and gradations of sizes to fit men v1 all builds. Our display of coats at this price is the most exhaustive and the values the greatest of any collection i garments at $18 ever shown, 1 Haberdashery $1 White Stiff Shirts, 69¢ Models are open back and front and open back only Full’ size bosoms, Suitable for evening dress wear. Buckskin Gloves, 75c Light chamois colored, worn by smart dressers; these gloves command in the few good stores that carry them $1.50 a pair; sizes 7 to 19 only 250 Dozen $1 Scarfs, 50c "wo and three-quarter-inch French seam four-in-hands, in newest colors and patterns, { ne Of the best silk mills in America gs, ¢ fects Birth- $16.50 Hand-Tailored Suits, $12.50 High-grade, handsome worsteds and high-grade, silk-mixture, all-woo! cassi meres, new models, in surpassingly at tractive patterns, All sizgs. $8 young Melton 50 Tourist Overcoats $20 Worsted Suits, $14.50 96°" ° yeas, 150 gray twill-the season's most- sought-for weave and shade, All sizes in single and double breasted models. $10 and $12.50 young men’s Oxford and Black 50-inch Overcoats, and sing and double breasted fancy Tourist Over coats, 5 Young men's high-grade Suits, Over- coats and, Tourist Fi ngag acelin materials, .costom tailoring, all new models and colorings, GLU, a wool shirts Hactured for us to se $1; anniversary special Friday and Sat- urday only at 75c. per garment. | Cashmere '; Hose, 17c¢ The best regular 25c. grade of fast black hosiery at 17c,, 6 pair for $1, is one of many Birthday Bargains, wool, full-weight English Equal quality suits worsted in smart. stripe patterns,» All sles, “words, and width, $1 Medium-Weight Under- ~ }ALL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, ‘ me PTT Where Statements Are True, We expect to be judged by our deeds, not by our Fastidious buyers of jewelry have learned that every statement of ours is true; that in the. great Lambert stock, constantly renewed from the ; hustling Lambert factory, is satisfaction for everybody and money-saving, too, Every piece of jewelry we sell is carefully inspected and tested, so that our guar- antee is a practical protection to customers. We know personally just what we are selling, and we do not de-- pend upon what somebody else tells us. Make any comparisons you like—they cannoty be too searching for us. Lambert Watches. In our watch department are experts who can make watches of the highest grade, Through their skilled hands and under theirycrit- ical eyes every watch passes before we exhibit it. No matter‘how, low priced a watch may be, we take infinite pains to have it perfectly reliable. Whoever has dealt with us will tell you how completely we are trusted by watch-buyers, ee Send for Iastrated Catalogue, Women's -solld »14-karat -gold hunting case, richly engraved, choice of Waltham, Elgin or Lambert works, $22.50, Others, $16.50 to $150, Men's MBAVY solid 14-karat gold hunting engine turned case, engraved shield centre for monogram, choice of Jew Ith Elgi Lambert full ew Waltham, Elgin or Lamberi Women's open tace (gold (thers, $32.60 to $280. Watches, $7.50 up. Lay Away Time. Now is the time for first choice, Articles selected now vwill'be y laid away in our vaults until you are ready to call and pay forfthem, / J) Signet Rings to Please. Serpents, dolphins, sphynxes, angels, dragons, flowers, rolling waves and the human figure have suggested designs for our solid’ gold signet rings. It is a pleasure to show them and you will find it a pleasure to look at them. They are charming gifts. We will engrave crest or monogram if desired. Mail Orders Filled Promptly. Illustrated’ Catalogue/, Sent / Solid 14-karat ? gold, handsome- ly carved, plain fop. for snehos Free, j gram, $7.50. f ° ° 5 Diamonds Bought in Time. The diamonds in these rings were imported by us long before f prices went soaring to their present level. The result is that weecan py, give values that make you open your eyes. Hand-made solid 14- karat gold mountings made on the premises, Stylish engagement/ i. rings in scores of novel patterns. ; Lay Away Time, Solid gold, richly chased, plain top for monogram, SPAN INN Selections Solid 14-karat Now. 7Hin' Solid 14-karat gold fancy Bel cher Ring, fine diamond, $25. Gold Hoop Ring, 5 finely selected diamonds, $125, 4 vw TNS IN Solid 14-karat Solid 14-karat Solld 1e-KarAs Gold bwin \ i 4 Gold Taper Ring, 2 well i Gold Ring, fine Band Ring, matched — dla- Y ly selected dia- fine diamond, monds, mond, $100, $20,00, $110.00. Other Diamond Rings from $8.50 to $1,500, J ’ Wedding Prings. If the happy man buys the fateful plain ring at Lambert's he can be certain that it is seamless solid gold, made with exceeding care and skill and in all ways a fitting symbol of hearts united. Prices less than those often asked for inferior rings, 14-karat, $3 to $12; 18-karat, $4,to $16; 22-karat, $6 to $20, Every shape, style, size No charge for engraving, 87.70 HO 14 kt tke AT. 18K IN kt) BTS MNES 22 KE BEE AO Be ke, 818,60 WANUFACTURING : Retailers and Importers. THIRD AVE., COR, 58TH ST, Open Evenings Until 6.350, Saturday Nights Until 10 THE PINK EDITION OF THE EVENING WORLD ( ONTAINS,